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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
3
A garbled OCR item lists names like the farrier Rao ford and Galt Lake City with mentions of Christmas sales and discounted prices. It references Meheas the farrier and various places in Utah, implying a promotional notice for limited time orders and bargain shows. Limited clear details remain due to text corruption.
Community calendar items include jewelers, parties, and entertainments in Ogden with notices of concerts, dances, and balls. Carriers report a new ore shipment and discussions of renovations, plus a mix of legal notices, sales, and local society events featuring prominent names and businesses of the period.
A passenger train derailed near Branstons Wisconsin at 2 10 a m near on the line from Orden to Evanston. Four sleepers and two coaches jumped the track. several injured including Rev J H Gearheart Ralph James and Mrs Lewd. A relief train and wrecking crews responded. reports cite a broken flange and weakened trackbed. Ten Greek laborers were killed when wrecking derricks collapsed during clearing.
The Supreme Court upheld a lower court verdict in the bounty fraud case against W. R. Swan. The jury found him guilty. he was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. An appeal led to Swan’s release on copy and bond amid chaotic detailing of the trials and figures involved.
The prominent fur manufacturer Keey and Galt, noted as the largest in the western region, continues to lead in high grade fur production. Their operations emphasize quality, reliability, and regional dominance in the industry.
Third day of the hearing before Judge Howell on a damages claim nearing 9100,000. Experts and railroad contractors testified about Stockton work and overhangs. Witnesses included Wm. Johnson of Nebraska and City Engineer Tay, with Ashton resigning from the Oregon Short Line engineering department.
Report outlines a Japanese swindle involving embezzled funds from local merchants and workers. Police seek two suspects, Ito Okahi and Taka Iest, believed to have fled the country, leaving distressed creditors and widespread alarm about trust in Japanese merchants. The incident has damaged Community confidence and sparked calls for stricter oversight.
An OCR fragment mentions a vast stock across multiple towns including Mekery, Kauteford, and Satt Lake chy, highlighting abundance of furs and rice items. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a large merchandise sale or inventory display in regional markets.
Coal cars reach the Rapid Transit system from the Mia Grande Western, backed into the power house yard and stalled by tight schedules. Rail officials race to divert cars for peak demand as dealers remain hopeful despite limited deliveries from Salt Lake City reserves.
A fragmentary health column discusses fear, courage, and remedies. It notes societal shifts as coffee and tea lose trust, mentions Vertam Prot Cater and a friend's advice as salvation, and cites personal tales of headaches, stomachaches, and relief from a tonic called Postunt. Battle Creek context appears with references to locals and a sister’s urging.
The United States Army accelerates wireless telegraphy to counter enemy messages and speed up communications. Advances in wireless components and rapid production reduce costs and deploy faster across armored and field units, boosting efficiency and mobility in combat operations.
A fragment describes portable telegraph gear carried by three horses or mules, enabling swift message transmission over long distances. It notes rapid setup, noninterference between units, and mentions coastal stations ready for deployment if needed. The text references army publication lines, wireless, and a completed project line.
Fragmentary report describes a Japanese outbreak event prompting transfer of an individual to a medical facility, with authorities detailing measures and a follow up at a major city hospital. Names and precise locations are obscured in the text but indicate official response and containment efforts.
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