14 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
1
Classic patent medicine promotion praising Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound as a cure for diverse female ailments. Claims include relief from menstrual, bearing down, headaches, indigestion, nervous debility, and kidney complaints with assurances of harmony with female constitution and a call to write for confidential advice.
A vast energy of finance and industry movement unfolds as talks of a major transcontinental rail and energy merger ripple through North American markets. Key figures include William McGarty overseeing the plan, with scrutiny from state and federal agencies. The proposed deal envisions integrating lines and facilitating cross country freight, signaling a potential realignment of transport and utility assets.
A serious logging accident near the pace route injured workers and prompted medical attention. Reports mention multiple injuries, a transport to hospital, and concern over potential outbreaks with typhoid and smallpox fears in the area.
In Salt Lake City John Rolley a four felled colored man appeared before Judge Dichtl to answer a charge of robbing a Chinese laundry. He waved a preliminary hearing and was held in the district court with bond set at 160 dollars, deposition to the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Blonle. A companion, An Binin son, charged with burglary in the first degree, will await trial at the court's expense with a 600 dollar bond. The case involved entering the residence of Rystare Moyor on North Thin Wot street and taking from the home several pieces of silver. A number of witnesses testified to the defendant's guilt. the court warned the prisoner to be careful in his statements. The evidence suggested Kimpson, who had worked nearby as a potter, may have been involved. The proceedings included testimony about a weapon used during the alleged act. Continuous testimony was received, and counsel stated little beyond noting the defendant's account.
Reports say burglars rammed a night door at Ball Lake near East Alton stealing money jewelry and pearls from Mr and Mrs Clair and leaving the home in disarray. Police and sheriff units investigated with patrols and preliminary statements noting damaged furniture and a missing pocket watch among the taken items.
Fragmentary OCR lists various names and roles in a formal body, with references to officers, commissions, and named individuals. The readable items include partial titles and scattered proper nouns, but details and context remain largely obscured.
The article details the vast royal ceremony in Copenhagen for King Christian III, including the white catacombed state coffin, crown and purple robes, pink magnolia and rose wreaths, and a guarded public display at Amalienborg. It notes the 2,000 mourners and the removal of the body from the palace, with the procession through the city and the ceremonial guard mounts.
A confusing string of garbled text mentions a bond issue, arrests, and easterners amid vague events. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable to identify a specific incident or provide a factual summary.
A garbled OCR fragment references Phoeni, Yuma, and a murky inquiry into alleged sales inducements by a New York representative or enterprise. It hints at investigations, alleged fraudulent methods, and a claim that one party failed to pay. The passage is incomplete and unclear.
The piece reports a heated committee meeting over an amendment to a broader bill. Key figures such as Aldrich Kean Foraker Crane and various Democrats are cited as positions shift. The discussion centers on constitutional powers, government authority, and potential court review of orders, with several senators unnamed or uncertain about how they will vote.
In New York tonight the apportion death committee of the watch trade mine workers, numbering thirty, meets with officials to discuss the miners’ demands. A fall committee is to be formed to finalize work and outline concessions, while strikes and wage disputes continue among operators and unions.
San Francisco March 14 President Honke said the raid company faces legal questions on abandonment of a local project. He stated the team will not abandon the fight as the city considers legal steps and potential seizure of city property, awaiting a court decision.
Fragmentary report shows La Fallette declining to accept an invitation extended by Thomas W. Lawson and others amid political pressure from policy holders and insurance groups in New York. The brief note hints at a broader push by lawmakers and the public to influence commitments within the party.
Fire in Denver on February 13 destroyed the end of a broken electric wire causing a blaze that wrecked the Smythemenroad shops. Buildings and machinery valued around 200000 were destroyed. Eight shopmen and several families were burned. eight passenger coaches and a tunnel keeper perished. The shops will be rebuilt rapidly.
Obscure notice notes a death and a forthcoming event on February 20. The text references Wallack's theater management and individuals including Tinie Van Mengat and Mr Con yeht, with unclear roles. Details are mixed and largely unreadable, offering only a partial sense of a public notice.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a hazing bill moving through Washington politics. The report references senate consideration, a secretary, and a review process involving state offices and committees, with unclear names and dates due to text damage.
The unreadable OCR text outlines military orders and personnel names including Hawking, Nobunf, Hoskins, and Dolan connected to arsenal operations in Manila and nearby regions. It mentions enforcement of commands, charges, and potential adjustments to pay and duties, reflecting wartime logistics and personnel handling.
A fragmented timetable lists routes among Portland Spokane Pocatello Butte and Salt Lake City. Services include daily Expresses Locales Fast Mail and Los Angeles Limited with times such as 4:10 am and 6:20 pm and connections to Provo Ogden and Valley regions.
Fragmented transport notes reveal Pacite Express and Ireland Limited items with references to Mantel Corinne Keath and Malloes. The text lists routes, dates, and destinations in a garbled OCR style, showing transit and property mentions without clear context or outcomes.
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