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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists multiple named news agencies and locations across cities and regions. It mentions several publishers and press offices and hints at standard terms for notices, with garbled geography and mispelled names. The text lacks a coherent event or action.
A lengthy verdict discusses punitive and exemplary damages against The Standard Public Log Company and implications for daily newspapers. It analyzes the chilling effect on press publishing, the balance between right to publish and protection from libel, and the community stakes in Ogden.
Col Frank J. Pusey proposes to cultivate tropical fruits and new vegetables in Southern Indiana by converting abandoned coal lands into horticultural plots. He envisions a model garden run by local farmers, turning derelict tracts into a display of rose paths and productive beds, leveraging regional soils and sun.
The article outlines Cul Pedey a lawyer and eclectic farmer planning to grow mushrooms tauves and celery for winter markets while testing underground cultivation and lighting to enhance growth. It notes Vin reboiting Lbs plate and a discussion on editorial duties and newspaper management complexities amid wider polygamy and Utah reform debates.
The article discusses Utah criminal statutes on polygamy and bigamy, noting the difference between first and second marriages. It describes the case of a man named Rully accused of digamy and bigamy, and mentions a related incident involving a former partner and a misrepresented location.
Robert Deapart Bean argues in a September Century draft that scientific investigation proves an absolute and structural difference between white and negro brains. He contends this difference must be considered in rational adjustment of relations between the two races, promising a full discussion to illuminate the race problem in America and beyond.
A fragmented dialogue discusses motivation and action, urging readers to stop hesitating and start work, with allusions to persistence, race effort, and caution against lingering. It references figures and locales, including New York and Chicago, in a brisk streetwise tone.
A garbled excerpt portrays callers at a home, a bill collector at the door, and lines about illness and treatment. It references Mercy patients and scattered phrases from a reading audience, with a tense social scene and dialogue about medical care and debt collection.
A fragmentary devotional text invokes blessings for a lord and seeks divine aid to ease weariness and sorrow. It mentions James White and Riler in a ceremonial prayer context, with archaic phrasing and garbled lines suggesting a religious meditation or homiletic snippet.
Goldfield Nevada August 11 The arena for the big fight is under way with seating for 10 000 nearly sold out by advance orders. Promoter James Wanam and others herald the expected crowds and purse of about 30 000. Nelson and Gans exchange boasts as public interest grows in the Labor Day bout.
The excerpt presents internal boxing thoughts on Gene Gans and Nelson ladhered, detailing Gans strategy to absorb punishment and counter, Nelson’s resilience, and the likely pace at 123 pounds. It notes Gans as the more accurate puncher and Nelson’s stamina, with Tex Rickard anticipated for final arrangements.
Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 8 to 7 in a sensational ninth inning rally as aging star Pie Traynor delivered key hits. Leadoff pitchers Leifeld Papp and Phelps combined for the win with strong late scoring while Brooklyn’s fielding faltered late in the game.
American League action in Philadelphia and Cleveland sees a rain disrupted double header ending in a tie. Details show one game cut short with scores obscured. pitchers Turner Rosmag and others pitched well while Washington and Cleveland fought to a draw.
A fragmented Western League recap notes Omara scoring 22 in a tight Omaha versus Denver clash and Lincoln and Jackson players contributing in a one sided game. Partial details show a final margin around 22 to 40 with teams facing late innings and a seventh inning stretch as Pueblo and Lincoln games are referenced.
Athletes from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION competed in Kansas City and Chicago with Cherry Circle triumphing in a four mile course. Bil Poster led after posting 266.7 pedals while second place went to 244.6 points, as weather conditions favored the winner.
Cincinnati August twenty first reports Tremults fire race results with Frank Fiesker second and Jarrne wie Time at 1 16 33. Dresden places second Maxie third 1 16 16. Banart woo Webber Holden thirds 1 09. Devon wins seven furlongs Joba Epgila second Meadow Dreese third 1 43. Mansard second Babe third at ett furlongs. Mandator wins mile and a half Coruscate second Soyer Time 1 63 35.
First race lists numerous entries including Helen Staclain Odeot Mise Ofiel and Princess Maris with varied odds and weights. Third race features vereweightht and several named horses such as Arora Query Ether Bambovea and Martha Gorman while fourth and fifth events include Clubbance counie Woodrla and Laut Piller with a mix of prices and abbreviations.
Fragmentary text presents a jumble of names numbers and tokens including references like Ulster 94 Climax W Amberita 103 and various other unreadable items. The readable content yields no coherent event or subject to summarize reliably.
A garbled OCR style list mentions Seattle entries amid racing terms and names like Mistys Prides and May Heliday. Several scattered horse or trainer names appear with monetary values and race references, but the excerpt is incoherent and lacks a clear event or outcome.
A scrambled OCR segment lists multiple races with winners and placings at Saratoga and Readville Grand Circuit events. Mentions include Neptunt, Yankee Oi Gun, Greats Urentheetled Leaf, De-Rowe s Gold, Rope Boot, and Vanderbilt stakes. Several fragments reference August schedule and a race card, but many names are garbled.
Mrs Emme West judge of elections testified that an offer of $2,500 was made to influence her vote in Ward 12. Judge Ben Lindser said ballots were cast after polls closed. An additional related offer involved an employer and a niece in the West Company.
The St Wouie court of appeals affirmed the judgment in the Krause case involving John and Herman Krause. The ruling regards a fracas in a government mod case. Result affects Nebraska authority and related party positions.
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