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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
5
New York August 30 1900 crowds gather for Bryan visit as police plan to station six hundred officers along routes and near Madison Square Garden to maintain order. The day features Bryan's speeches at events and preparations by security and city officials to handle large partisan crowds and traffic.
Fragmented OCR text describes mining site events with scattered names and places. Details are unclear but reference to mines, workers, and a conflict or disruption at Vecprenattn cat and Peat area. No coherent actions or outcomes are established.
Under Mayor Dablan of Omaha, 25 Nebraskans toured Wall Street aboard a chartered car, visited the stock exchange gallery, and witnessed curb brokers at work. Traders greeted them warmly as they observed trading and market activity, while the visitors celebrated with a jovial mood and handshakes.
Reports say Richfield doctors identified swallpox like symptoms but later corrected to a misdiagnosis as chicken pox. A city counsel met to consider extending quarantine to all suspicious eruptions. Family cases involve A. D. Dimmick and relatives, sparking debate over authority and potential state board action.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe double tracking at the Aio Grande mines and rail and transport activity near a winter camp. Mentions traffic, works at a valley grade, and the setup of a tunnel or route with potential safety and logistics implications.
The text presents garbled OCR from a historical page discussing iron demand, furnace activity, and a rally with verse style. It references Lat Tot and The practice of IMAM, along with placeholder phrases about licenses and vendors. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
Aug 28 obituary for Joseph C Jones of Provo Utah who died in Mammoth after a fall near Bugys. He was born in Itinole in 1851 and moved to Utah. his funeral services will be held Friday at 19 oclock in the First ward meeting house.
Moscow authorities declare police wounded due to their own failures to take precautions. An order urges officers to employ their firearms when threatened, citing fear of further attacks. The move sparks concern and is described as a strict policy response to violence against police.
Soldiers and police guard streets in Warsaw after a murder spree as tension rises. Authorities ordered closures and reinforced checkpoints at key bridges and consulates. Civilians recount nervous crowds and vigilant patrols while aggressive incidents flare, with several peaceful gatherings previously shot at.
A damaged Philadelphia report notes an infernal machine found in the hold of the steamer Eagle Patat as it docked on the Delaware River near the Philadelphia Reading Railway elevator. The device endangered crew and passengers and prompted authorities to investigate with naval and police aid.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with many proper names and dates partially unreadable. The readable segments hint at a public notice or local event involving multiple named entities but lack a coherent narrative or clear outcome.
Report on Pasama Canal lock enlargement plans cites 125 carloads daily cement need for ten years. Board favors majority 15 feet width, with storage and cement supply challenges noted. Foreign vendors may win contracts. two years before construction starts amid shipping facility upgrades and new cement handling requirements.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a chaotic Osawatomie scene with military presence and political rhetoric. Mentions Osawatomie Kansas figures and a contested event tied to national tensions, including cavalry, a reception, and local activists amid a period of upheaval.
Aug 30 report from Contactinople describes Turko Bulgarian border clashes near Adrianople Vilayet caused by disputed frontier lines at Buluk and Tuskteh Dervish Magia. Both sides faced guards and a disengaged standoff pending investigation. Two murders and a suicide follow a domestic estate quarrel in La Crosse. A. Young killed Alex Walker and Grant Pettypoi, then shot himself near Alexander. Young was a bachelor. Walker and Bevieha were married.
A garbled August 2001 cablegram from Taroa, Chile describes a powerful quake with indescribable effects. Vague phrases mention continuing shocks lasting seconds, with disrupted life and public concern as authorities assess damage.
In San Francisco crews prepare for arrival of strike breakers amid union talks. Carman leaders press for arbitration on wages hours and conditions, with Preatene Corphine and President Calhoun signaling a firm stance. Company cites large Eastern influx as motive for organized response.
Fragmentary text describes delays and evasive action involving Hagerty Little DeVaur and King, with aims to reach eastern locations while remaining in Ocden. Mentions a tracer, a Yelerragh poly, and the Buick machine, plus words about a return trip with San Francisco to New York and a dramatic event near the Veget area.
Fragmented text describes a delegation visit and local notices with multiple garbled names and places. The readable bits reference a train with delegation, Salt Lake City, and various person names, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
Coroner Gurpresvend Faris announced the death of Frank Hippie, president of a local trust company, was self-inflicted. The coroner described Hippie’s actions as deliberate after discovering financial irregularities, with a fatal self-inflicted wound in his home. Investigators will review the company’s affairs and deposits as receivers move to straighten the estate.
The Crown lands totaling about 4,500.09 acres plus larger tracts near 20,050 acres, including 12,600,000 acres of forest lands, are offered for sale under peasant decree. Regions covered include Sease, Sararoy, and Bimblink in the province.
A garbled report describes Judge Farrer addressing delegates at a August event. The text mentions aims of a convention and entertainment programs but is largely unreadable, with names and details obscured. The fragment hints at deliberations and group activities within a formal session.
A meeting at Pitpare Aug. Se decided to hold all production steps down until Oct 14 due to large stocks of silow glass on hand.
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