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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1905
Page
2
A jumbled medical account discusses warts and pimples that may signal cancer, noting that some sores appear on the face or body and show no signs of healing. It describes misdiagnoses, ineffective remedies, and a belief that certain ailments worsen despite treatment, with scattered references to locations and a male patient.
Exim diner at Sunday from 7 to 8 pm offer drafts and oysters, with a note of quick service. Proprietors SING ANG WONG and partners operate at 4bh Twenty Fifth Street in Onden Utah.
Creamery Restaurant advertises day and night service near the depot, with references to oysters and first class meals. Aimed at passersby, the notice highlights convenient location at Net & Merk and nearby street access.
Open day and night promotion for Silver Parlor Restaurant offering fresh oysters and specials from noon to eight pm. Advertises various products and indulges in quirky wording with a bold local tone.
A noisy OCR fragment advertises a dining parlor named Lamar offering oysters in various styles and a private dining room. It mentions private parties and other indistinct terms, listing items like oysters, food, and a dining setup amid garbled phrases. The readable bits point to a local restaurant promotion with unclear location and dates.
Salt Lake Department of the Standard Examiner reports on copper mines in the Bingham region drawing outside interest. Judges and investors discuss galena prospects, with discussions of the Tin Capper mine at Slogham and Cripple Creek ties. News mentions a local yacht, a river incident, a police court appearance for Joseph Meir, and a public event affecting mining property near Commercial Street.
In a grim morning scene in polion court a gray old man bent by sixty years faces charges tied to drink. His son Ned testified the father had long oppressed by liquor but had recently slipped back, leading to a nightclub home incident and a police lockup. The elder man received a one day sentence after court adjourned.
A fragmented article notes Miloh’s focus on football as teams look to build form for a new season. Professor George A. Eston works with Portland high school on a schedule while expositions run. The season opens with a loss to Logan agricultural college before later wins.
Harris Lindsley, a New York figure, died after a March accident. He was named third deputy police commissioner by Commissioner McAdoo on April 1, 1904, to succeed John Cowan, with duties tied to department supplies and enforcement. Lindsley, connected to Harris County and New England roots, served in the Spanish American War and held a law career in New York.
A garbled 19th century city notice outlines fare changes and fines for tramways. It mentions mayoral approval, council review, and enforcement by city officials, with references to licensing and conduct along lines of public transport. The document notes penalties and invoicing procedures for noncompliance.
A terse report notes a trading session with 6622 shares sold for 1678.25 dollars. Prices fell to 27 1/4 cents, Uncle Sam Enapsidated setback 10 27. Shares moved: 50c, New York around 40 1/4c, Buler Tabstal 900 shares at even 12, Columbus Consolidated 100 shares at 1.60 dollars, Mammoth 10,281 4c, Victor consolidates 1000 shares.
Weather interrupted action as New York and Detroit had an abbreviated affair with New York failing to score after the rain halted play in the second inning. Attendance was around 5,000 as the Detroit pitchers dominated the early action while New York seemed unable to capitalize.
Race results from multiple events list winners such as Fink, Bywaya, Sir Tos, and Yorkshire Lad with times ranging from 1 149 45 to 2 02 UK Fitch Veer. Notable finishes include Dewy Speaker third and Green trey winning in mile events, with broader results across Cincinnati and local venues.
Aug. 15 New Orleans reports a decline in fever cases with only 62 new infections found by the present local authorities. Six deaths occur today, including Italian and noted local figures. The state health board notes 29 cases and 24 deaths outside New Orleans, while a $10,000 emergency grant is allocated for relief.
Pratt Kau Aug 1 Mrs Harvey Null charged with murder in the first degree for the death of her husband Wiebnad a well to do farmer. H Kelly a farm hand charged with aiding and abetting. Null released on bond Kelly could not make bond. Warrants issued after coroner's jury report.
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