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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1906
Page
7
A busy Ogden social scene is noted with visits from Salt Lake and nearby towns. Residents and families are seen at the Can Cay Rider’s, Soro Terrazzo, and Fort Worth area gatherings while Parker Coal Company events and local jaunts draw crowds. Names include Miss Dem, Mrs. Larkin, Walter Wallace, and Lalu Penrose among others as appearances and travels are reported.
An article describes Protrator Thomas FE McKay delivering a radio interpretation before renditions when a vehicle crash near Yellowside Park caused injuries to several bystanders. A man named JON Beckley of Turcate Smite was en route, with ongoing street disruptions on Twenty-odd Street and West via Southern Pacific. One victim, Frank Kew, was struck and thrown to the pavement but recovered within an hour. injuries deemed serious but not life threatening. Constipation remedies and advertisements follow.
Review of titles by Mears McClure Philips and Com. on a Chinese official correspondence and the Western reception of Oriental civilization. Notes that Bryan read a response aboard ship and sent it from Suez, framing it as a confession of racial ideology and patriotism shaping cross cultural dialogue.
An auction in Devonport Yard realized 96225 prints from the sale of old war materiel including a powerful battleship and cruisers. The triple- class vessel Jephip Item Dute from Pembroke and the Arophlon cruiser led the prices, while several smaller ships and engines fetched substantial sums. rumores suggested buyers sought top serviceability despite age and damage, with bids reaching from six hundred to three hundred twenty five pounds per item and overall high interest.
Garbled text hints at a September event in Baldwin involving an international conference or team, with mentions of a defense fund and a plan to align with others. Specific names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests fundraising and interorganization involvement.
A chaotic session at Wakefield Crown Court details Hite fined for disturbing the peace after a confrontation with a neighbor. Testimony featured lengthy orations by a defendant who claimed diplomatic wit, while a witness refused to speak. The court also dealt with a saloon card game case and a vagrancy plea from a man named Cadaryn, with dramatic courtroom theatrics noted.
At Saratoga New York Aug there was an unprecedented turnout for steamship era racing with multiple special trains from the city to the track. The largest crowd in a decade packed the winner’s circle as the event set expectations for a record-breaking month. John G. Cerapaugh arranged special trains to accommodate the big crowd and tote lines, while steamboats City of Troy and Deeg Richovud ferried spectators and vehicles to the grounds.
Relief steamer sent by Halling General Navigation to Cartagena to aid shipwrecked passengers and crew from the steamer Sito after it struck off the coast. Wrecked vessel had departed from Alexandria and Berpt, bound for South America, with many relatives anxious for news.
Aue Lebmann a noted chemist and bacteriologist died yesterday in Baltimore at age 43. He was a graduate of the Velverst y af that eltir and served as chief chemicalist of Baltimore. Lebmann contributed to dye and drug development and was a founder of the American English at ning Engierts and of the American Associations for the Advancement of Science.
Brick manufacturers report a severe shortage as early season demand from Cities and towns far exceeds supply. New yards sprout up as old firms expand plants to boost capacity and speed, with several units adding kilns and equipment to ship millions of bricks to builders across the state.
The annual meeting of the Church Misuasery gockuis apheld at Freter hall with Sir John Kena as president. The report reviewed mission efforts worldwide urging better support for Japan and China, noting church influence in policy and the role of missionaries. The financial tally showed substantial fundraising, surpassing previous targets and indicating broad support for overseas work.
A balloon carrying Dr Juden F P Thomas and crew vanished after lifting from 128th Street, New York. It was sighted about an hour later near Brent Rock, covering roughly 100 miles, then disappeared near Benda Point.
The text notes confusion among the iendere over opportunities and irresolution affecting the apiziie of the men. Raulzeagues hold the key to the situation but have not yet secured their role in the striae. Karra road employees stopped Bork without orders from the railway committee, then returned to their posts and traffic resumed.
Aug. 6 reports a split in the union Bakers over a proposed wage concession of three days off per week to raise wages. The move, granted by management, aims to adjust labor costs but faces opposition from bakers and union leadership. The dispute centers on wage scales and potential market impact, with unclear details due to garbled text.
Los Angeles reports on the health of Mayor William M. Moore of Statehe, noting doctors expect a possible operation but only disclose that recovery may be lengthy and unsure. The city awaits further medical updates and timing.
An unclear report states three Americans were arrested for an alleged ruse at a cathedral bell tower. A bogus detective reportedly exposed a criminal plot, with authorities charging the men as their suspects were apprehended by officers.
The provided text is garbled with missing words and unclear details. It mentions Grand Forks and a rail or train item, a meet or meeting, and distances or measurements around two and eight inches, but the core facts are not recoverable. No clear person or organization can be identified.
A garbled note reports a yard scandal and a public listing. The item mentions a date and a grand jury in a local sense, with mentions of job ads and potential large numbers, but the exact facts are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Turbulent reports detail a general strike in St Petersburg affecting around 70,000 railway workers and supporters across Moscow, Riga, Odessa and other cities. Rail unions face intimidation fears, while workers assemble deputies and consider escalation, with prospects of bridges blown and roads sabotaged to halt transportation.
A chaotic scene unfolded yesterday as Lightning's freak incident led to the separation from Yearall Metz. One man was renamed after his clothes caught fire during the ordeal. Two others were involved in a car crash as witnesses watched, while a nearby agent tended to injuries.
A report notes a motor car press mishap near Bre-iesiou Rapeett causing injuries as passengers escape. Authorities probe and villagers react to the incident with concern.
Aug 21 meeting urged by executive committee to plan a trans Mississippi commerce program. Delegates from states and cities, governors, merchants, chambers of commerce, and trade boards to discuss navigation, canal plans, migration, and rail and river transportation. Early list of invited cities and officials includes Portland, Denver, and Oklahoma. Roosevelt and the canal issue featured prominently.
The text presents garbled OCR of a maritime incident and stray names. It references a root received gration and a ship that ran ashore, with several broken phrases about a party and locations. Many words are unreadable, leaving the exact event and entities uncertain.
A packed week ahead features the Coxes regatta at Cowes with royal observers, the King and Queen of Boalh in attendance, and a royal escort. Newport races, New York’s King’s Cup, and the Grand Circuit harness meet in Saratoga set the pace for a busy schedule. Major golf opens in New York, plus a large international gathering including veterans groups and youth societies across the U S.
Reports from Rome describe a strong earthquake near Convict Island about 600 prisoners under police watch. Details note limited population, a procession of the patron saint, evacuation by locals, medical aid from Pale Gamma, and a temporary shelter for frightened residents amid stormy weather and rising seas.
A Montana court awarded 6 400 pounds in damages to the estate of a husband who died from pol contact caused by city water supply improvements. The case cites prior damages of 4 01 pounds awarded last year related to the same issue.
In Washington August, Robert Ciwerd Pearce, three, died from internal injuries after a pallet accident involving Elmer Derape and another youth. The incident occurred near Nine Demprter, sparking neighborhood tensions amid fears of violence.
The New York market opened with rising prices across major sectors. Leaders included American Brands and Pacific rail stocks, while Northern Reading and Southern Vache showed notable gains. Trading ranged from early morning to midday with broad participation and higher volumes, signaling renewed investor confidence.
Fragmented market summary shows mixed signals from Chicago and New York with grain and livestock prices. notes include sugar, molasses, coffee, and butter trends. Cattle and hog receipts cited with varying carloads and regional turnover, alongside wholesale price observations and dairy product mentions.
A garbled passage mentions an infant, refunds, overpayments, and a refund policy tied to soup price. The text references Hearst, the Ramones, a wedding, and various nonsensical phrases, yielding no clear event or identifiable entities. The readable portions suggest a consumer refund note with unclear details.
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