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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
2
The Standard Ogden Utah announces subscription options including daily Sunday issues and quarterly mail rates. It lists mail prices, advertising details, and availability through agents on rail lines and at multiple city locations with instructions to report any missing copies.
OCR reads as a garbled report on Utah insanity and comparative mental health rates. It mentions New York, various ethnic groups, and southern versus northern states, with references to education and "insanity" levels. The text is incoherent, citing percentages and identities without clear context.
A speaker argues Ogden needs a designated police post and a factory to curb banditry and attract industry. He cites mining camps and trips to Ely as examples and urges Salt Lake City to send support and equipment to establish a strong presence.
A garbled OCR style passage references Ogden and various names and terms. The legible bits mention Christiene and Halethng with unclear actions. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable dates, people, or organizations to form a clear news item.
Fragmented account recounts many senators across states and eras, naming figures from New York, Nebraska, Oregon, West Virginia, and more. It notes terms, appointments, impeachments, and party shifts, with references to Crane AMeh Meus Marit and others, reflecting a sprawling, stylistically antique legislative career chronology.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a political corruption outline alleging theft and conspiracy around public lands. It references high officials, public trust, and accusations of land misappropriation tied to a broader party and creed context.
A verbose constitutional indictment speaks of fraud and perjury, accusing public figures of theft from the state. It cites Washington and the administration in apparent schemes to plunder public funds. It urges swift enforcement of law and punishment for the guilty, while defending the trusted servant of the people.
The army adopts thumb and handprint records for every enlisted man. Two expert clerks maintain the system and printing apparatus for rolling and transferring prints to paper. No two men have identical prints, aiding criminal and deserter detection. Congress opens with entertainment planned, Brooklyn Bridge reconstruction discussed, and Oklahoma Arizona tensions noted.
Reports from Ely note strong new demand and rising values in real estate, with builders signaling cautious optimism as stock remains tight and prices push higher. Nearby rail improvements progress slowly while cement supplies lag, and a large northern hotel project nears completion under Irkard & Mtereng.
Mysterious deal shifts control of Piping Sr Glrway Consolidated Mines in the Poblipsea Binning district, Ely Nevada. Nelson was induced to sell his stake to Thomas Crane, lieutenant governor of Nevada, with a remand to invest funds on the property immediately. Work crews will clear the site to assess the quantity and mineability of ore.
Fragmentary historical account discusses Jay Cooke and his associates aiding a Civil War loan through the New York and Philadelphia banks. It outlines unauthorized actions, treasury securities, and the tense relations with Secretary Chase. The piece references 1860s banking power, political maneuvering, and loan administration amid wartime funding pressures.
The central Olympic committee met in Athens to decide the venue for the 1908 games. They favored a location near London or Paris, with Britain to confirm hosting, while financial guarantees and cooperation from major federations weigh in. France led in medal count at the previous Games, Greece placed third, and the United States ranked fourth amid broader organizational talks.
In Seattle Beattie Washington a distressing shortage causes concern as details are unclear. Report mentions Beattie and names Dismond Mabilla and Mareen amid references to inferior goods and untold quantities.
A long fragment lists health tips and beauty advice with recipes and household hints. It references peroxide washes for children and vermin treatment, tooth treatment mixtures, and various domestic care steps. The tone mirrors an early 20th century Cleveland Leader style in a miscellany page.
London December 2. W S O Tirrten, member of parliament from Cork, addressed a national meeting at Candlestick land county Merry. He warned that a peace spill or scandal risk arises from public opinion push and urged the party to return to a policy of conciliation. He said a capable government could push Home Rule if Parliament supported it, and pledged to denounce any deceit. O’Brien and Redmond were cited as party figures.
Michael J. Kelly, manager of Minneapolis teens in the American Esteball association, faces affidavits alleging false statements tied to a charge of bribery in a professional game. The Dec article outlines lawsuits claiming misconduct amid ongoing sports controversy.
The American association cleared Clarence E. Owens of improper officiating after a tense dispute with manager and director factions. Owens and Kelley, suspended during the probe, were reinstated, amid later charges that were not pursued. The case moved to higher authorities but the national body found no jurisdiction.
Bids to be received today for government land near Lawson Oklahoma and Kiowa Comanche and Apache reserves. Auction will cover parcels amid settler access conditions with a maximum acreage limit and qualifying bids. Multiple bidders may submit preparations up to the stated maximum, with a single bid awarded to the highest compliant offer.
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