31 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
1
An old advertorial praises California prune wafers for gentle, healthful digestion. It touts a product claimed to aid the system, featuring a branded line and price of 26 cents. The copy emphasizes ease of use and overall well being.
A garbled Salt Lake State news segment mixes political discourse and social commentary. The text references Senators, campaigns, and unnamed figures amid chaotic OCR noise, with scattered phrases about public figures and policy debates and a stray health ad mentioning quinine and a doctor’s signature.
A large operation led to the arrest of ten individuals on polygamy charges. Among those taken into custody were Dina Plant of San Junia and Conll G. Plant, with authorities citing ongoing investigations into plural marriages. The case involves county officials and extends to multiple counties, drawing attention to the practice and its legal ramifications.
A woman identified as Mrs. We de Fohikom was found dead on the floor of her kitchen at her Park City home. The incident occurred this morning after husband left for work. neighbors and a visiting party found her body with signs of a violent struggle and possible blunt force injury.
The New York Department of Water Supply implemented precautionary electrical isolation at subway tracks and water mains to prevent stray current damage. Conduits, copper returns, and cable connections were installed every 60 feet along track tunnels to minimize grounding faults and protect street and railway infrastructure from saltwater and equipment corrosion.
The narrative traces Lawson's campaigns in December 1901 regarding Amalgamated Copper, noting bold stock recommendations, sharp price fluctuations, and widespread public buying. It cites official reports on currency practice and labor conditions, including posts on postal clerks and New Zealand workers, reflecting broader economic concerns of the era.
The readable fragments mention Oregon and cities such as Provo Nephi and Los Angeles. A daily entry references a route or transit line with stops including Sade City and Halt Lake. Details are unclear but indicate travel or shipping items linked to western locations.
The piece argues that Cossacks in Little Russia govern themselves, own land, and follow the czar's influence, resisting outside meddling. It cites self-rule, schools, and traditional duties as reasons for loyalty, contrasting them with broader political reforms in England and Europe.
Fragmented OCR lists train services and routes from Southern Pacific including Pacific lines to Ban Tennessee, Montello, Seattle, and Mantello with daily and Sunday exceptions. Mentions express services, specific train numbers, and various stations, though many phrases are garbled.
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