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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
4
A distressed patient recounts four years of suffering and failed treatments from various physicians. After extensive use of Coticurn products, symptoms gradually improved, with recovery noted over seven months and full healing after several years of pain. The letter invites publication of the name and address for responses.
An administration slate names President Ortony and trustees to form a new board for the Atlantic Insurance Company. The ticket includes B Eickels of Chicago and David Tt of St Louis among others, with several current officers retiring. The retiring leaders cite a belief no outside member should vote on board affairs.
Vacation excursions advertised to Canadian, Northern New York and all New England points at greatly reduced rates via Michigan Central. For complete information contact Erwin Tears at 117 17th St, Denver, Colorado.
Free drawing offered at Fenmood Park Pavilion with a 40.00 gold prize to be awarded. Each ticket holds a Jacky number. Attendees entitled to one complimentary admission. Admission for gents and ladies described. event details appear unclear in text.
The foreign secretary warned of a shaky authority in Britain facing Congo questions and warned against extreme measures. He urged reform and cautioned Parliament not to weaken authority while noting plans for British fleets and neutral tribunals. Tickets offered for trips to Chicago, Minneapolis, and other points with low return rates.
Travel offer from Ogden to Mexico City and return priced at 77.80. Tickets valid until May 21st 1908 with return date flexibility. Bus and steamer connections noted with limited details and weathered OCR.
In St Petersburg on July 5 the Imperial Council debated reactionary and liberal wings over limiting popular petitions and the death penalty, signaling a postponement of government fall. Premier Goremnykin attended alongside Stolypin with plans to rally constitutional democrats. The session noted credentials and a Moscow proclamation curbing assemblies, labor actions, and ten hour shifts, amid tensions from Malystok events and clashes in Bialystok.
The Daily Graphic discusses the Belstun crew competing at Henley representing the ebay idique de Gata. It notes debate over British and foreign styles, the potential for national pride, and reactions to proposals affecting foreign participation in the Henley race.
May 5 Alto county reported a fatal wreck with one dead and three injured. Details are unclear due to damaged lines. Witnesses say emergency units aided the injured as authorities investigate the collision near the county line.
The report describes a collision along Clayton Road where a chauffeur’s hat flew off. The vehicle veered into a ditch, trapping a fifteen year old youth. Rescue crews attended, and the motive remains unclear as investigators assess the scene.
Charles Paine died in Tenady New Jersey on a Wednesday at age 44. He served seven years as general manager of the Panama Railroad and held top posts with Michigan Southern Lake Shore and Buffalo lines before moving to Europe to study railroading. Paine had a long career including roles as vice president at several major rail firms and a noted public figure in railroad development.
New York date July 6 the Nacional Dry Goods Association representing over ninety jobbers called a special meeting to discuss executive matters affecting cources and operations outside New York City.
A committee will meet with various areas guilds to form plans and address complaints. Secretary Douglas Dalam of the National Wholesale Goods Association, fresh from visits with members in Dutch WW Loa Argeles and Louis ville in Charleston, promotes awareness of the upcoming events. Travel by the association’s leaders spans the globe with support from the Justice League of New York City and East Gember as it moves across seven US states and Canada. The emblem arrives in Elkhart Indiana, signaling broader outreach for the effort.
Fragmentary text references Masonie silver, Eaglewind, and Masonie Temp Tn ta wines. Mentions locations Indiana and Wisconsin and a world tour. Unclear names and events prevent a clear summary. reads as a misread OCR fragment about a Masonry or Mason group event with a presentation.
Fragmentary report details a drowning during swimming near Ashland New Hampshire on an undefined July date. Names appear garbled but include Mei Twombles and references to family initials HM MK Twarmbles and a possible link to New York capital entities. Details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
Fragmentary field note indicates Tillman and Lampkin withdrew from an event. The item references registration and a civic or organizational notice likely tied to a local posting or ad section. Distinct entities: Tillman, Lampkin, and a possible Valled tutes context.
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