13 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
1
A new private dining parlor titled Private Diltia Parlor opens at existing restaurant facilities. The venue advertises after hours service with a focus on exclusivity and intimate dining options.
Fragmented OCR text shows Senate discussion but is garbled with many misreads. No coherent facts emerge about persons, places, dates, or actions to summarize a clear event or outcome.
Long Salt Lake county trial details alleged conspiracy in bounty scheme. Witnesses described meetings at Knutsford and East Tempe streets with Davies, Martin, Hanna, and German involved. Defense claimed alibi while prosecutors tied defendants to fraudulent payouts and a persistent fraud network. Logged remarks mention jury selection, witness examinations, and related financial pressures.
Gov Cutler receives a letter from Captain Moll, U S Army Indian agent, urging Utah authorities to curb whiskey supplies to Ute Indians on the Uintah Reservation. He asks state enforcement to close saloons and stop liquor shipments to Indians amid reform efforts and protection concerns. The matter is referred to the district attorney for action.
Plaintiff Mave den asks $10,060 damages against Albert Mathews over statements alleged to be false and defamatory, spoken publicly on July 16, 18. a prior related suit involving Eien XN. Marsden is cited. The case details the language used, provocation, and the claim of malice, noting prior proceedings and media coverage.
Salt Lake City capes report a new corporation formed by prominent Leavenworth and Nevada interests to build a 36 mile narrow gauge line from Nippeno to Searchlicht Camp. Capital of 500000 dollars in 100 dollar shares, officers include A Hansen as president and G L McClintosh as secretary. Road may open up mining districts and enable Salt Lake merchants to reach new markets, with initial cost estimated under 16000 dollars per year and rolling stock to be secured to begin.
A fragmentary report outlines faith in Alaska's future as a major producer and statehood driver. It mentions ambitions for vast gold output, plans of 6 000 000 dollars to aid development, and projections of high wealth from mining and related industries.
The obituary reports the death of a well known woman from Springyide aged about 80. The deceased was born in 1860s and lived in Speingvie. Funeral arrangements and clergy services are being handled by the family.
Fragmented OCR outlines mixed rates and notices for electric light usage and city utility charges. It mentions monthly bills, per unit charges, and references to various plants and individuals in unclear phrasing. The piece appears to be a public notice about rate changes and billing methods.
Washington reports on a cable from Japan alleging the Korea Japan treaty was obtained under duress and that the emperor seeks to inform President Roosevelt of Japan's stance. The message claims the United States agreed to aid Korea only under oppression while warning of missteps in diplomacy with Korea.
Newport Dec 2 The destroyer Wasp, formerly the yacht Columbia, arrived in port battered and holed by a fierce Atlantic hurricane that tore her up. The crew endured lifethreatening conditions. one man died and several were seriously injured as the vessel struggled to reach port. Rescue efforts aided by allied ships and coast guard units saved many aboard. The damaged ship underwent emergency care before transport to a repair facility.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount the death of a versatile man linked to South Africa, mentioning tribal or local names, and referencing historical figures and places such as the Boer War era. The readable text is highly garbled with many incomplete fragments.
An OCR fragment reports Democrats winning in Boston with mentions of political figures, a Republican speaker, and a large turnout. The text is garbled but suggests a notable election result and party dynamics in the city. The remaining legible names imply a contested race and party prominence.
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