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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
8
A poorly organized circus parade drew in many curious spectators yet lacked coherent planning and high display. Despite the festive attempt, attendance did not translate into clear entertainment as crowds distributed themselves around the venue amid a calm, uneventful atmosphere with no major incidents reported.
Ogden group announces a Sunday trip to Denver on the Union Pacific line for a national convention. Women and men are cordial invitees to accompany them. Contact Mrs Major at the Els Lodge in Ogden for reservations and details.
The meeting in Fisenach led by Feliz Allé of New York gathered European and American delegates including Iran and Janna to urge ethical reforms and international cooperation in education. Action calls for school instruction reforms and opposing propaganda while highlighting civil rights and unity.
Fragmented OCR states a death notice from a 33 year old man in New York with references to individuals including a spouse and other names. The readable parts describe a memorial or obituary style item, mentioning a male with uncertain quoted phrases and stray names, but the full details remain garbled.
A crowded race day featured six heats with Dan B and Mike taking multiple wins in 2:20 class and 2:99 events. Brown Boy and Drown Boy earned top spots in other mile races, while John Mackey led a half mile dash and Raby captured the running race. About seven o’clock, a steady, well-attended program impressed judges and local patrons alike.
Grain article notes healthier and sweeter corn with cream, listing price 1.38 dollars per 100 pounds at Feed Slaves and Smurthwatte's in Wall asa, reflecting local market quotations for BECO Sefontite.
Ogden to San Francisco and return via Portland and Pacific coast routes listed with prices from 40.00 to 2109. Details include Ogden to Los Angeles, Seattle Angles La, Spokane, and Portland connections. Limited tickets, one way options, and refunds hinted with miscellaneous typos and partial data.
In New York entries for a horse show fell apart as Francis B Hitcheory and others faced protest over steward decisions. Dandelion finished second amid disputes about grounds, ownership claims, and eligibility. The controversy touched nominations, protest processes, and age verifications, with no clear resolution naming winners.
Fragmentary text from a July meeting notice or ad section mentions Washington and a past department, with scattered names and internal notes. No coherent event or outcome is readable. content appears garbled and non-specific.
A late night screening is listed at the Grant Theatre as the film company delays further shows. Booking for another crowd-pleasing feature is planned to accommodate patrons unable to attend tonight.
A promotional ad by A. J. Brown & Son offering Dixon's Silica Graphite Roof Paint. Highlights include long-lasting paint, ready mixed product, cheaper than elsewhere, and a roof inspection with cleaning, two coats, and guarantee of satisfaction. Free roof painting if older coatings fail to meet standards. Located at 431 district (address garbled).
Analysis claims Asiatic serum means perfectly cooked nutrition for Toad and maximum power for dray horses. Price listed as $1.55 per 100 pounds at Feed Stores or Smuribwaite's on Wallet Avenue, with references to Tessgoes and cheaper options elsewhere.
Passenger notices show fares for round trips between Ogden and San Francisco and other routes. One way to Portland announced at 1.50 ounces with return options. additional connections include Ogden to Los Angeles and Portlane via band. Details mention weekly schedules and event dates, with limits on travelers.
A late 19th century report criticizes the Seltz Plato circus as a disappointment. Performances are described as tedious with a tepid reception and little external praise for the management or acts. A few sequences like tightrope walking and an aerial quintette fail to redeem the overall dull program.
Mrs. A M Jenson died at the home of her daughter Mrs Lara Hansen in Madison avenue. Viewing hours are at the funeral parlors from 8 to 9 pm and at the late home in Huntleyville between 12 and 2 pm. Interment will be at Munterne. She was born in Denmark twenty two years ago and lived most of her life in Unionville. Survived by Lars Hanson of Cadon Simeon Jensen of Hants and other Jensen and Hansen relatives.
In a violent duel on horseback, Pinkhy and Coby were involved when a rider was shot and another pierced by a billet. The confrontation ended with fatalities and police inquiries ongoing into the incident.
Morgan County stage a grand celebration with a mile long parade featuring dames, buggies, wagons, and boats. Sunrise gun salute, 8 00 parade formation at Daniel Jenner residence, 10 40 events at Snake Tlaltse, speeches, toasts, and a county fair style program with horse races, foot races, tug of war, and cash prizes. Notable participants include Morgan Military Hand, Mayor Fry, James Carrikan, George Washington, and the Morgay Military Band, with floats and marching units from several towns and honorary guests like President Roosevelt and Governor Cutter. Ads promote feed prices and livestock products at local stores.
Readable fragments show Ryerett Mope of the DB A Ay rastured the senior singles agelier threee on parties and reference a ten boy four oared Wak Ken Wy event with opall ten Rowling clig of New or.
Fragmented OCR shows a travel ledger with scattered names such as Ogdan Faul Minnenpatle Sl Loch Kan eag City and various sums like 961.80 and 53.90 plus references to agents and unions. The readable items include transport costs and partial itineraries, but details are garbled and dates unclear. The piece likely records travel allowances or reimbursements tied to named individuals.
Oyster Bay July 4. Sagamore Hill hosts a patriotic celebration with family guests including the Roosevelts and dignitaries from New York. A professional fireworks display and an evening program marked the holiday, with attendance from locals and invited friends. Separate dispatches describe San Francisco’s Fourth of July events and a Welcome Arch ceremony in Newark with electric lights and a public celebration.
A fragmented New York report outlines a voyage and various named figures in disjointed phrases. It mentions Bond Amouran and Cape Hern among others, with sparse context and several garbled names and places.
Fragmentary OCR note records a city excursion with scattered names and places. Mentions Meiouso or Mead City, vibes of travel and people, and references to a procession or event with uncertain dates and participants.
The Fourth of July was observed abroad with American ambassadors hosting banquets and gatherings in Paris Vienna Berlin and Rome. Ambassadors McCormick and Francis addressed crowds praising the nation’s progress and American industry while expatriates celebrated with dinners, dances, speeches, and patriotic displays.
Fragmentary OCR describes visitors at an event on Suntay near a lake with many injuries. Mentions Amaha Nem, Jowali Mare Mocheles, and local counsel. Several garbled names and places obscure details.
In Cronstadt July 4 Admiral Rosenstvensky pleaded guilty before a court martial to taking all responsibility for the Be or Beagle gunboat surrender. He asked to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Captain De Colongan and Captain Ostoff pleaded not guilty. The courtroom drew a Navy-connected crowd as testimony began to identify who offered the surrender and the vessel’s condition. The widow of Admiral Markovska observed from the first row.
A July Fourth celebration at a cottage drew a large crowd. A newcomer from Canada did not grasp the meaning of the holiday and tensions rose as a crowd threatened to pull down the Union Jack displayed there before police intervened.
Fraulein Barby Krupp, only daughter of the late magnate of the Krupp iron works, married Daron Witmowski, son of the governor Proselan Saxony, in Essen Prussia on July 4. The ceremony followed the engagement announced earlier, with Barby noted for modest wealth despite status.
Rail labor unrest spreads as groups including Southwestern and Caucasian Tailrcalle prepare to join a coordinated stoppage. Reports from St. Petersburg indicate port facilities on the Black Sea ready to support the strike movement. In other notes, H. K. Mason of Hopton booked a tour with Russian pianist Gabrielovitch, starting in November in the United States and Canada.
A garbled report recalls July fourth celebrations with scattered names and places. The text mentions Storsis maine and pellzer wi manifreterer, plus references to a head injury, a crowd, and multiple injuries. It notes fatalities in Winconesa and Silvas! Wis, with unclear details and an implied fatality count amid an incident.
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