Unclear inquiry on cough remedies and products
Fragmentary note shows a customer asking for better cough remedies or products, mentioning a store and possible suppliers. No concrete names, dates, or locations are clear.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary note shows a customer asking for better cough remedies or products, mentioning a store and possible suppliers. No concrete names, dates, or locations are clear.
Ben Fistelseo Henry's bodyguard and Oscar J. Keotatl, both linked to the Nesey matter and municipal corruption probe in San Freveison, died today after a brief bout of meningitis. His body was sent to Portland for burial amid the ongoing investigation.
New York on January 11 reports Emma Goldman facing charges over an inflammatory speech. Police officials who chaired the hearing testified about Goldman's remarks as the case proceeded, with the proceedings adjourned until Tuesday for further action.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference various people towns and events including Rickey Mesonle Temple Ames Denver Farm Congress and county schools. Mentions names like Amanzo Thomas Olive Word Minneapotte and LeMinoville with scattered addresses and business mentions. Government delegates and a tobacco or drug store sale line mix with farm congress tickets and a drug store opening.
Washington reports the fortifications bill fell short after thirteen years of debate. The measure would have spent 122000 to install fourteen inches of fortification as part of an experimental program. A subcommittee split over progress versus risk to strategic possessions, while Radicar Wood's recall boosted total appropriations to 460500.82.
City of Mextcn officials and federal authorities thwarted a planned disturbance at Ban Agerlay after a demonstration surfaced near a factory. Police arrested several leaders as guards dispersed the crowd, ending the mob action without further violence.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Philadelphia, prison terms, a bank and an insurance company, with unclear names and dates. The legible parts reference debtors or defendants connected to financial institutions and a penal outcome, but specifics remain unreadable.
Mme. Schumann Heink embarks on a major concert tour beginning February 11 from Providence through Texas, Colorado, and the West Coast, heading to Berkeley and then returning East. The schedule includes 40 concerts, with stops in New Orleans, Seattle, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Cleveland, culminating back in New York. Her total engagements since October exceed 100,000 attendees, a record for a prime artist.
Washington January 1h A heated senate exchange centered on Mormon polygamy as Senator Hopkins faced questions about evidence of plural marriages among Mormons. Beasley Hosking testified negatively while opponents argued the issue was political, not criminal, and no proof could justify removal of a senator. Senator Dubois pressed, but the chair halted the dispute and moved to consider the appropriation as Hopkins defended his stance.
A Utah board of health report urges sweeping changes in marriage laws and the care of the mentally disabled. Recommendations include bans on marriages between certain relatives and those with epilepsy or infectious diseases, plus a state facility for the feeble minded and funding shared by state and families. The plan stresses preventing defective births and cites medical society discussions to back proposals, with a January meeting and a reference to Governor Cutler.
Chet Leavitt and associate Groned tour the Echo mining region in Inyo California as eager investors and directors of the newly formed Teya Gold Mining company. Lafayette Holbrook Sam A King and others confer with company leaders in Salt Lake City while Schwab town grows near new railroad access. Investors report ore values from 23 to 70 dollars per ton with shafts 49 and 100 feet deep and a large open face ready for mining at the district near Ledlatirt and Bullfrog, Greenwater regions.
A Nebraska delegation filed charges amid an inquiry into attorney Norrie Bruyn and the Republican nominee for Volted Stalag senate. The document alleges a conspiracy between Democrats and a printing firm to pressure voters via a coordinated campaign.
A muddled report details suspects charged with burglary in London related to a secret society at a college. Property valued thefts reported. several named individuals linked to universities in New York and around the region are noted as arrestees. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text suggests Ellen Tarry will begin a United States engagement in New York aboard a steamer named Thiledelouia or similar, under manager Charles Frohman. Details are garbled but indicate a theatre engagement with a supporting cast member named Davetter.
Washington dispatch reports General Nunera of Bhanghal seeking relief from the American Red Cross during a formal state department briefing. The message notes ongoing efforts to temper the crisis as representatives discuss the matter and Mexican debate influence looms.
Washington dispatch says a major shift favors Champ Clark of Missouri as Democratic leader in the House and the candidate for speaker, with pledges boosting his prospects. The Missouri delegation and other veteran members are aligning, signaling a pivotal stage in the next congressional session and presidential candidacy implications as campaigns begin in various states.
Market mood in New York turned subdued as speculative sentiment waned amid inquiries into Interstate commerce and railroads. Analysts cite rising capital requirements and potential policy constraints, with high financing needs and global rate shifts chilling investor confidence.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical piece recounts a beggar priest tale involving a Cathie priest, a confrontation, and a penal sentence of 40/80 crowns. The narrative shifts with maritime and theatrical notes, mentioning a Marvin, an Aycan bewgitel, and an inquiry into a crime near the Peaks Hell Mall Gertie.
Jan 13 Chicago delegates from the National Civic Federation plus Beth Low attend a joint employers and employees meeting at the Tee Weace of New Potter Palmer. The event signals intent to establish a Chicago branch, with opening date to be set after tonight's sessions. Speakers from both labor and management describe the federation as a neutral intermediary to ease disputes and foster consensus.
A German firm with offices in Hamburg and a factory near Hamburg to Bremen is accused of fraudulent beef packing. The chief partner, now in Canada, faces charges as investigators reveal most canned beef came from dubious meat. The army inspectorate seeks remedies for Procvetan soldiers amid scandal.
The morning stock trading opened with narrow moves as banks and lenders showed strength. Western market sectors led gains while most industrials and other major indices remained largely unchanged amid cautious sentiment.
The readable OCR fragment hints at commodity trading and price notes including wheat, rye, flax, clove, sugar, and refined products. Mentions New York and Chicago markets with dates around January and March, plus scattered figures and terms suggesting steady or refined price movements. Names and places are partial and require fuller context to confirm.
Chicago cattle and hog receipts tally across several classes with bids and prices. Listings show calves, cattle, and sheep figures including hog receipts around 10,000, varying feed and stockyard offers, and a note on market conditions and unchasned status.
Galt Lake stocks and apparatus brokerage firm M West Co receives approval or recognition amid market activity. City reports note Bib and Ball have ties to local exchange, with attention to assets and listings.
A public notice states that stray animals described as calm and captured will be sold to the highest bidder at Ogden City, Utah on Tuesday, the day of January, 1907, at the hour of 12 p.m. The notice names the animals with poor legibility and includes a dark frown horse and a noted mare among the described stock.
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