22 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
1
Ogden Utah notice from WORG and CHIN, proprietors, listing hours and offerings. Pine lunch, beverages, afternoon specials, and various services including oysters, games, and fish. Advertisement mentions Young A Charlie, printer, at Twenty-Fifth Street.
An Austrian trial unfolds as authorities pursue charges in a fatal plant incident. The Salt Lake Standard Examiner reports on the proceedings, with testimony referencing suspects, witnesses, and the broader context including local officials and community reactions.
A jumble of names, dates, and charges dominates the page as judges, police, and citizens collide in a string of hearings and detentions. Notable mentions include Richard Andersen and Arabella Trawn facing misdemeanors, with vague references to power of attorney disputes and soldiers tied to unclear sales.
A historical fragment discusses kidney ailments among women, attributing rising cases to dietary and environmental factors. It endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a treatment, describing symptoms like urinary issues, swelling, and back pain, and mentions dangers of kidney disease without clear medical guidance.
The market shows limited movement with about 9,200 shares trading at 1 993.00 on the day. Notable activity includes securities near term bonds and several names like Nunttzod and Thompeon reporting transactions. The New York listing indicates a 75 level and a 48 percent certification, with several entities selling portions of holdings in open trades.
Beav er County reports attracting attention to mining schemes. Local operators such as Majestic Company and May Day team members are mentioned amid a web of names and projects. Officials oversee operations including Mathew Calet and Sil Nam supervision while others pursue ventures in Oregon, Nevada, and Alaska. The text notes exploratory work, pipelines, and river county activity, with references to Portland, Wemmond, and Franklin's soups in a broad, unsettled account of mining interests.
The text shows a garbled report mentioning a person named Archieck Whital and a date near August 1, with references to a building, surgery, and local residents. The content is severely unclear and partially unreadable, making precise details impossible to confirm.
A historical examination argues Sakhalin’s strategic value for Russia in potential conflicts with Japan. It discusses geography, coastal defense, and potential naval bases, noting Japan’s position and broader imperial implications. The piece surveys resources, climate, and population, including fisheries and mining prospects, with caution about militarization and indigenous peoples.
Newsprint notes a Chicago win over Brooklyn with shaky defense and steady offense on the Washington path diamond. Mentions of pitchers, lineups, and various city box scores blend in a snapshot of early season baseball activity and cross city results.
Local whispers swirl as two prominent figures clash over a contested issue dated this week. Community observers note tensions rising between the involved parties and the council is urged to clarify positions.
Philadelphia earned runs and Detroit faced tough defense in a doubleheader. Cleveland beat Washington in one game and split the series as Townend and Bern hard battled. Chicago and New York combined for a 3-5 result with multiple pitchers used and a rocky outing by Vertind.
In Saratoga races Baratoza and partners report varied outcomes. King Pep wins the first race, Withyony second and Harlem third. Amsterdam mile sees Minttinn second and Onnive fourth. Hum o captures the longer distance with Sir Conithark taking victory and Minin finishing second.
A damaged notice reports a threatening letter received by officials including Gov Purdee and Hatch Torvome Une. The letter mentions moving to California and references state hospital leadership. Names and details are garbled but indicate a harassment pattern toward government figures.
New cases of yellow fever total 1146 with 206 deaths to date. Aug 1 reports show an uptick in cases and deaths, including two marine hospital fatalities and a death at the French asylum on St. Anne street. Public institutions outside hospitals have no fever cases, though prisoners, court staff, and hangers-on are noted.
A fragmented report notes a man found among prisoners at Segond Criminal Court and moved to a hospital after a disturbance. References to a camp closure by government order and a Marine Hospital service building suggest disinfection and quarantine steps for ships from Panama due to unsafe conditions. The report mentions Surgeon General Weyman and state health officer Porter issuing orders to detain vessels from Colon and Panama.
Indra Heb nard ruling in the Yarde-Buller estate suit against W H Chapman and Ralph K Blair. Blair declares Mrs Blair has no claim on the estate while Edna Urush Clatr sues for trust interests. Mary Kirkman’s estate matter noted in Delaware court. Dodge obituary notes poetess Marc Mapes Dodge died at her summer home in Ontario.
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