10 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
1
An unclear OCR passage mixes names and places in a garbled story fragment. It mentions a variety of random terms and fictitious entities, creating a nonsensical, jumbled scene with no coherent event or identifiable subjects.
An OCR fragment announces The Bon Ton cafe opening ACL Night with hours and oysters offer. It lists managers GON, SING AND WONG at 264 Twenty Fifth Street Ogden Utah.
A fragmented notice lists Boston cafe proprietors Wong and Chin at Twenty Fourth Street offering day and night service with dining for lunch and dinner hours. The readable text includes scattered phrases about meals, timings, and patrons.
An ad proclaims the Creamery Restaurant open day and night at 25th Street. It advertises finest dinners for 26 cents and fresh oysters and fish, with meals available for Indians. The notice mentions a private booking and managers listed with street address.
The Silver Parlor in Ogden Utah announces open pay and night hours with short orders and a variety of fresh offerings. Proprietors Young and Charlie invite patrons to enjoy evening service and quick meals at 618 Twenty Fifth Street.
Fragmented report outlines a Salt Lake court case with a twelve year sentence for a Grise related to burglary and assault charges. It mentions alleged involvement of Crh Wurwlae and a May 26 incident, plus references to prior confinement near Toss Whale and county jail terms for various offenses. The piece reads like overheard testimony and procedural notes from earlier hearings.
Toherl N. Wilson announces his betrothal and plans to wed Sarah Williams at Sunington on June 2nd. Friends and family gathered in wave a large circle for the ceremony while others shared news of local town happenings including hospital visits, a schooling issue, and various legal matters.
Langtey returns to La Tous pal after San Francisco trip while San Francisco stock exchange reports on copper mines and new mine forecasts. Copper production at Bingham expands beyond 3,000 workers as Tonopah and Nevada prospects draw promise, with talks of capital raises and bond conversions. Shareholders set September 5 meeting in Josary City to approve a $6 million capital overhaul and bond-to-share conversion options. News notes include smelter reports, Goldfield operations, Park City drilling, and widespread ore values with cars from multiple mines.
President Roosevelt plans to speak before the United Mine Workers and other unions in Wilkes Barre and nearby areas. The itinerary includes stops at Hike Lava and Tashan Valley, with meetings also in Wari Be Ts and Berlenem as part of a broader labor outreach.
A busy week features President Wilkewmarya and party traveling from Wilkexburro to Wyoming and Chautauqua, with expected speeches at the Wyoming monument and in New York. Officials like Cardinal Ghikons and Unite Workers of America leaders are noted attendees, as heavy duties limit public appearances amid a hot spell and mental strain.
Helena August 9 The trial of M. Cobban on charges of subornation of perjury connected to timber land rulings proceeded with Montana Congressman Joseph Mt on the stand to impeach a witness. Griswold testified and an affidavit was discussed, detailing communications with Mr Dixon and Evley official. evidence concluded today and the defense seeks to present it in the United States case, with jurors to decide Friday.
General Linevitch telegraphs from Petersburg detailing skirmishes east of Mandarlun and near a village defile twenty four miles south of Tau n. Japanese forces repelled Russian advances, forcing retreats northward before pursuing and halting in the Nadoulin Gord. Russians then held and fell back toward Yu Lang Tse after a brief engagement.
Paris Avg and the elril inbunal of thg Seine talny prronounced no separa Hon in the vase of Mainy John Mc Bride prominent in the Irish brigade of the Dner army to the South African war and his wife Maude Lowe well known agitator. Mrs McBride retains custody of the children whom the majan will be allowed to see periodically. The question of an abgrnate divareg will be proard at faite sitting.
Fragmented text describes signals of danger to workers from fog water and chemical hazards such as Halon exposure. It mentions respiratory risk, polluted air, and unsafe conditions at a medical facility and factory sites. Names, places, and specific procedures are garbled but indicate safety concerns and regulatory attention.
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