02 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
1
A damaged testimonial from 1905 claims the Cuticura remedies cured a painful skin disease after previous doctors failed. The author reports initial relief, ongoing use of Cuticura Soap and Wash, and eventual complete recovery with no recurrence. The note is signed by Lizzie Sledge in Bela, Arkansas, dated October 28, 1905.
A garbled Salt Lake City report outlines a murder case drawing national focus amid strange phrases and unclear details. The piece mentions officials, possible trials, and inquiries linking to a broader wartime or political backdrop, with scattered references to places, people, and institutions.
A Nevada mining district report outlines a bonded claim tied to Moorthy and Clifford Thies with stakes around $20,000. The article details a new prospecting rush fueled by Lane and Nakthewa, alluvial diggings along the Colorado River, and a vast mineral belt from Boulder Canyon toward the old fort. It notes a rapid influx of prospectors, extensive vein work by Lane and Matthews, and high grade porphyry gold and copper samples, with daunting terrain hindering access and promising substantial wealth in the region near Port Culile and the Vegas area.
A fragmentary notice mentions a murder case linked to a Kentucky locale amid unclear names and vague timeline. Police and local officials are referenced with minimal readable details, leaving the outcome and participants obscured by OCR noise and partial words.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page appears heavily garbled with numerous misspellings and nonsensical sequences. It mentions individuals, dates, and possible actions but lacks coherent events or outcomes to summarize clearly.
A garbled historic OCR piece references Mrs Pinkham and Lydia Pinkham as central figures, noting a controversial invitation and alleged private matters. The fragment hints at societal scrutiny, female weakness, and implied abuse within a dated moral framework. The text preserves names like Lydia Pinkham and mentions private matters and invitations amid scandal.
Fragmented report details assorted gold bearing veins near the Nevada side of the river, mentions several claims and proprietors such as Titoe & Matthews, Velvet, Cole, Abedain, and Mahony & Myers. Describes copper ore, free gold prospects, and a large quarry vein described as enormous. Incidents in Las Vegas and a Good Lavak boat party are noted with a January 27 timestamp.
Mrs William La Cottone and her husband were separated after a shipboard incident near Golden Gate harbor when their steamer the Guitard foundered off San Francisco on February 17, 1901. They later reunited at Salt Lake theater night and returned to their families in Balt Lake. Mr La Cottone worked for Giles American Mercantile as a solicitor before the voyage and met his wife again after years apart.
A chaotic session of the Livestock Association convention in Helena Montana featured remarks by HD Blipman of Kort Wert and Watling trustees. Delegates discussed veterinary initiatives, roadfunds, and a push against certain rites while highlighting public forest protections and a proposed permanent demonstration valley plan.
The Packers trial continued with Edward F Swift on the stand as District Attorney Morrison grilled him for most of the day. Swift denied knowledge of whether specific information had been given to the government. He also claimed he did not know if he was a stockholder in the Kenawood company, tied to Packers efforts to control by-products. Louis Swift and Tesne P Tassuan testified briefly. Lyman remained on the stand when court adjourned.
In Hebdom, opposition from Catholics grows over church inventories. Protestors gather before St Clotilde as municipal guards, police, and firemen force entry under a hail of bricks and blows. Two priests among the crowd are noted. The city braces as clashes erupt outside the chamber doors.
A muddled wartime style resolution praises President Roosevelt and leaders Wilton and Pinehor, pledging support for forest reserve policy and agricultural efforts. It calls for better distribution of feeder markets, opposition to illness and drought, and various commissions, with referrals to appropriation requests and oversight. The item notes adoption of the resolutions and mentions names such as Wilton and Maysentarty among others.
Fragmented text shows President Roosevelt pledging support for reform and taxation projects. Mentions Denver, politics, and a call for fall measures. Ends with unclear proposals about reforming the system and governance.
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