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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1906
Page
5
The text contains scattered references to railway and local events, names, and places with multiple OCR errors. It mentions a Parker, a coal company, and various individuals connected to offices, residence areas, and a funeral at a city cemetery.
Partially readable text mentions names and places with garbled words. The readable segments reference individuals and a location but lack coherent facts or dates to form a full event summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a mare or horse related terms with unclear context. No identifiable persons or organizations are present. The readable content suggests a rough note about animals and perhaps a property or farm reference but lacks concrete facts to form a proper news item.
Fragmentary text mentions openssl and a dusty road with references to places and authorities. Readable items include an event at a road and possible murder note, but many words are garbled. The piece lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A fragmented OCR text fragment mentions tanks and a place Berm aeriour fenye with unclear context and no clear人物 or organizations to identify. The readable items include scattered words, numbers, and possible names but lack a coherent event or outcome for a full summary.
The piece notes a 50 million gate aim for a Nelson vs Gans boxing match, with Alva money raised and deposited to fund the event. It details promoters’ plans, venue setup for 16,000, and heavyweight betting, plus ancillary bouts and security measures. Also mentions advertising campaigns and a prior sale of stock to back the spectacle.
Turbulent Tonopah mining region sees Schwabs Bullfrog Mines and Montgomery Shoshone in a race to develop high value ore bodies. Railroad access remains weeks away, delaying tonnage flow and forcing efforts to grow in Beatty, Rhyolite, and surrounding ballots. Reports describe cyanide operations, drilling progress, and predicted ore values reaching into hundreds of dollars per ton as pendings shift with new stakings and potential power supply.
The seventh Army of the Philippines reunion convened in Des Moines on August 12. Attendees planned activities and composed a program highlighting former service members and noteworthy feats, aiming to strengthen ties among veterans through shared memories and ceremonies.
A new mining camp forms near Ramsey with the discovery of rich creodites and claims by the Ramsey and Co. parties. The discovery follows the Red Top mine fame at Goldfield, with prospectors and officials mapping a region thirty miles from Virginia City and linked by Carson and Colorado lines, as daily service grows to meet demand.
Fragmented OCR text mentions President Ronnevelt and representatives, with unclear names and terms. The readable items suggest a political scene involving a presidential figure and a parliamentary-like body, possibly referencing a canal project and public notices.
A letter from FB A Dattell dated August 13 1806 describes a hazardous obstruction on the street railway in Ogden. Gravel piles 2 to 4 feet high and 10 feet long blocked the track near Glenwood Park causing danger to passengers and pedestrians. Authors urge city officials and the street car company to restore safe access and enforce protective measures.
The trial of Roberteld, alleged leader of a riot that resulted in three deaths, began today amid a cramped courtroom and tightened security. Deputies and sheriffs filled the room as witnesses and defense attorneys prepared for a high profile case linked to Governor Folk, with threats previously reported against officials quieted by the day’s proceedings.
Acting Police Commissioner Waldo revoked permits granting special policemen to the Brooklyn World Transit Company after disturbances on Coco Island. Three officers faced discipline. passengers were reportedly assaulted and fare collection intensified. Company officials claimed continued fare collection despite the action.
A Cheyenne based report describes four addlers of the Twenty clan Infantry accused of abducting and assaulting a young girl along an overland route from Purblets to Fort Colina. The incident reportedly left the victim unconscious and injured as authorities at Fort Hue and Crow Creek search for suspects and scene details.
A disrupted flood event near Langtay causes transit delays and road closures in Houston. Reports describe damaged infrastructure, commuters stranded, and emergency crews assisting stranded travelers amid continuing heavy rainfall.
A garbled wartime report hints at a murder aboard a military camp train, mentioning names like Waldir and Camp Matty in Texas and a crew involved in a tragic incident. Readable fragments reference a rampage or attack and a fatal outcome, with uncertain details and missing dates.
An inmate recounts a Fort Sheridan scene where two soldiers vie for orderly honors. The adjutant strips away posturing to reveal the winner by a faded undershirt and newly bought air underwear, highlighting pride in enlisting for the American flag and the unit’s discipline.
The text discusses basic camp skills and moral guidance for a young man, including preparation, tool use, travel, dress, and self discipline. It emphasizes promptness, honesty, courage, and readiness to act with firm resolve.
A garbled historical fragment discusses origins of a tee and long references to Sag Jose, James Lick imported plants in the Santa Clara valley around 1870, with scattered notes on peat, Comstock, and various curious persons. The text veers into legends, editor remarks, and stray lines about a Tibetan garment, a deformed village in France, and odd cultural curiosities, all tangled and unclear.
The article outlines the supervising architect and staff handling plans and specifications for all post offices, custom houses and other federal buildings. It notes Taylor's role in Jamestown Exposition work, his salary, and the addition of 100 draughtsmen to produce drawings for 200 upcoming buildings as part of a broad federal building program. It also describes the three divisions under the supervising architect and the overall staff expanding to support the federal construction push.
Democratic state convention scheduled in Houston to nominate a full ticket. Outcome seen as critical, with party figures Campbell and Heil among those listed. charges describe the election contest and looming court decisions.
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of John the Orangeman at General Hospital. The garbled lines reference his long service and ties to Harvard and local athletic events, with scattered phrases about his birth and residence, indicating a historical obituary record with damaged OCR text.
Democratic committee outlining the primary election structure and the fall general contest. The memo lists candidate qualification costs and scoring criteria for the gubernatorial race as part of the preparation for the November election.
Reported by the local press the Massillon strike against operating crews concluded as operators withdrew. No wage details or job restorations were stated, but tensions centered on removal of turbine parts and ongoing labor disputes at the plant.
Fragmented OCR text shows mixed signals from New York trading. Investors weigh inflation data against corporate results as technology and consumer shares swing. No coherent narrative emerges due to garbled source content.
A jumble of prices and commodity notes fills the page with mixed signals from Chicago markets. References to coffee, wool, cattle futures, and grain prices appear alongside scattered dates and locations, indicating a volatile trading session with shifting bids and readings from exchanges and firms.
Fragmentary OCR text references a national bank, gold bar, and multiple place names such as Denver and Manhattan. The readable items imply a banking or financial notice with scattered proper nouns. No clear event, date, or coherent narrative emerges from the fragments.
A legal notice details an engineer's application under State Law Chapter 1k to divert waters from springs in Taylor Canyon Weber County Utah. It specifies diversion points and quantities, including a 1780 foot eastward offset from Section 6 northwest corner and a 125 foot north offset from the southward line, with remainder directed from Section 35. The plan, published for public notice, notes compliance with publication requirements and future steps before final action.
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