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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1905
Page
2
An early 20th century advertisement shows Independent Phone numbers for the business office and editorial rooms with Bell System references. It lists numbers 81, 120, and 720 with notes on May 10 dates and service hours, indicating a closed period after 8 p.m.
A garbled card of the Tribune includes an apology over errors in HAL coverage, mixed with a long, dense market and treaty update. It references the Interstate Commerce Commission data on rail injuries, fatalities, and employment, plus trade talks between Germany and the United States, with notes on tariffs and conventional rates.
Public attention in Portland centers on federal trade and immigration policy as governors from Oregon and Washington address congress. Debates reference commercialism, economic conditions, and historic court decisions while lawmakers call for unified national action beyond sectional politics.
Fragmented OCR text discusses red tape as a disease hindering reform, criticizing the Keon Commission and private firms for lethargy and heavy machinery of government. It advocates brevity in correspondence and strict oversight to hasten inquiry and curb ineffective practices.
FragmentaryOCR text mentions government motion and names Mae Rayit with unclear context. Likely a brief notices item referencing political action and a person, but details are garbled.
Sanpete County residents anticipate the Sannele Sevier Sugar Company to establish a large plant near the city and Maroni.Contracts for land and water for building operations are progressing with employment and wage implications discussed. Local leaders push for industrial growth, with plans extending into next spring as the project gains momentum.
A murky clipping recounts plans around a water powered pump system, company interests, and a miner named Alex Justesen from Spring City Mining. It mentions samples priced at 354.37 and schemes to recruit workers, plus several local notices about a farm for a 71 year old Denver woman and various hospital and crime updates with names like Provo resident Mrs Pace and General Kimball noted for veterans.
Report from Paris notes hopeful public sentiment toward peace while pressing parties debate U S influence on outcome. Japanese finances and military endurance are scrutinized as documents allegedly sent to Russia’s leaders shape views. Portmouth liaison cites Mr Wille pressing for peace terms despite Russian resistance. The piece highlights fragile diplomacy and cautious language from all sides.
A wave of unrest in New York involving 7000 peddlers and pushcart vendors led to clashes with police and city authorities. The strike disrupted streets as vendors demanded relief measures and city relief packages while authorities urged order amid mounting tensions.
Police seek to uncover the perpetrator of the deed after an obstruction on the rails slowed a train. Authorities believe the act aimed to wreck the train and rob the passengers, with a foul purpose behind the attempt.
In Sapolmer Tennessee a violent feud erupts amid a string of threats and intimidation. Authorities detain several men after a confrontation at a rural property near Harriman, while residents worry about further violence and possible arrests.
A reported attempt to wreck a train in Spokane, Washington, early morning details indicate an unknown man died in the incident. Authorities say the alleged act appears accidental, with investigation ongoing into the exact sequence and motive of events.
The draft constitution Commission for the statehood convention in Indian Territory proposes a new political structure. Delegates will meet in the first week of the convention, likely to extend beyond sixty days, with discussions on a public plan and key governance issues.
The consent Parent issued a report showing total growth in the tax base, with figures around 18,003,270 males and a total near 18,077,000. The text is garbled and partially unreadable, but indicates a quantified statistical release from Washington.
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