20 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary report discusses Utah land records and property issues, noting state actions related to land titles and holdings. Mentions contractors, records, and governmental scrutiny with references to Utah officials and property arrangements.
Fragmentary report describes a Boise shelter project tied to a proposed railroad spur. Mentions Aso Suwrapathus, Caprat Newer, and local business interests pressing for fast action to secure a rail line passing through the city, with expectations of industrial growth and large tax implications.
Gray Copper ore claim at Bat Lake shows potential high copper content with samples described as rich. General Manager Walter C. Orem reports promising assays and a plan to stage processing to extract copper ore, with projections of strong future resources and a roughly twenty thousand dollar value for the site.
The Stewart jury deadlocked after long deliberations in the malpractice trial of Dr. Giewart. Key figures named Hayward Wade Idoatow Dr Bourne and David Held faced questions over testimony and conduct. Assistant County Attorney Nantes led continued examination as jurors expressed frustration with complex charges and witness credibility.
An article reports on the Cyclone mine at Stockton with news of ore development. Sappington arrives with initial observations on the ore width and depth, noting potential high value and ongoing exploration on the eighth level. The piece hints at possible resurgence in Stockton’s ore output as investors and workers track the breach of new ore bodies.
Fragmented OCR shows scattered lines about opening enrollment, wartime formatting, and names like Hopkins and Matra. The readable bits hint at a school instruction note with references to theater and a theater group, but the overall text is garbled and incomplete.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene on Baltair Road at Batt Lake involving a tevatien and Saltain tovt. The text recounts a crowd and a net of people moving, with a weapon drawn, as tensions escalate and bystanders react.
The Wheatgrowers and Grocers association held a meeting this morning to set prices and terms for the Bell company. The committee reported favorable on extending rates until October 7 while considering higher costs for the canners. W Donnell and Raly Late of the Biale Butlers and Grocers association attended.
An arrest follows allegations that J Wilder engaged in criminal relations with his four term old daughter in Ashton. The case involves Lola and others, with Wilder’s bail set at 3000 dollars after waiving preliminary rights. Independent Telephone Co previews a telecom line project from here to Vietor and plans extending to Deer Beach and Deku Pass with leadership changes noted.
The entire morning shift of thirty miners at the Silver Rig were discharged for disobeying orders. In defiance they moved to free cages under a plant rust, prompting the company to halt crowds and jostling. All affected workers were sent to the company office for the halt and review.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a copper mining scene with mentions of Walsh, Laer, Becht, Humbert, and Inoue cited as key figures in a Nelson Copper Mining pany. It hints at per cent profits, contracts, and labor tensions, noting references to districts, transportation routes, and possible strikes. The passage is highly garbled but centers on mining activity and associated figures, finances, and disputes.
A garbled OCR description notes a promising copper bearing dyke near Miller and Lars ranch with fresh vegetables from the area. It mentions water wells, a townsite plan, and expected ore grades around copper, with reports of surface rock and a few small occurrences. Local figures like Beott and Suaurer in Oregon are cited as having begun activity, while the overall outlook is uncertain.
A severe cloudburst in Parley’s Canyon swept away the two story summer home of Dr Seymour Tl. Young at Mengelata Gell tz Parieye canyon and inundated roads. Water filled the reservoir, washed bridges and blocked streets, forcing residents to navigate waist deep floods and mud. City crews cleared the reservoir and began canyon cleanup amid widespread travel disruption.
Fragmented OCR reads about processing and pricing of ore and concentrates with references to per ton costs, chemical treatments, and refining terms. Mentions figures like 46 percent yield, 49 pounds, and various processes. Contains garbled names and disjointed phrases, typical of damaged newspaper text.
An anonymous battlefield narrative recounts a tense confrontation where officers clash, nerves fray, and a soldier vows to endure. A shot weapon and failed ignition surface amid a stubborn defense as troops press a risky charge and a symbolic cross is raised by the captain.
A damaged OCR passage discusses the concept of absolute zero, the behavior of gases, and a line showing volume versus temperature. It explains that as temperature drops while gases stay gaseous, volume contracts in a predictable way until a theoretical limit is reached. The text references a law describing proportion of volume to temperature and notes practical limits for real gases.
Trek Arter and Lemaitre, famed French ecicr, fall into debt and devise schemes to raise funds. A pawnshop sting at the Theatre Francais director's private office reveals tensions as actors, financiers, and a lecherous pawnbroker collide in a perilous profit game.
An archaic tale recounts Cirich von Lichtesstein, a German cavalier, loving a woman amid courtly intrigue. He dares rivals across seas to duels, tests a patroness under torture, and leaves his wife secluded at Fes Timaelton while grotesque charges and scandalous appetites ripple through a fraught medieval landscape.
Fragments describe a student swimmer at Necchatel with names Warner and Maying. The text mentions a tower, a mile, and a Belvy part of nineteen, with references to Lake Newchstey and a Mr Stony Rad. Details are garbled, but indicate a local school or club activity with several individuals and an attempted action near a take.
Fragmentary report notes fr Walker's intent to retry an experiment toward the end of Agvat-tondon, amid warmer lake waters and summer conditions. Names and precise locations are unclear in the readable text.
The Niagara movement meeting featured Rev. G F Miller and urged immediate civil rights, voting rights, equal education, and desegregation. Speakers demanded end to discrimination in public accommodation, transport, and employment, with a call for universal suffrage and enforcement of constitutional amendments.
A fragmented 19th century style note discusses hair and scalp care. It cautions against over washing with strong products and suggests a coconut oil remedy with tincture and bergamot. Instructions include doses and application times, reflecting period home care advice.
New York reports the death of Michael Dwyer a famed harness trainer and horseman of the American track scene. Once a dominant bettor and operator he faced personal and professional reversals after a major loss at Sheepshead Bay. Dwyer partnered with Richard Croker years ago and built a career at the Metropolitan tracks while shaping a storied racing era.
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