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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
1
The passage presents a distorted, unreadable OCR fragment with scattered names, places, and terms. It lacks coherent events or clear individuals, making extraction of a definite news item or outcome impossible from the readable content.
An odd OCR fragment mentions July, President, Mrs Roosevelt, and various names and events with disconnected phrases. No coherent report or verifiable facts present to summarize into a clear, factual item.
A Salt Lake Department of the Standard Examiner report describes yesterday’s entertaining visit by city delegates. The program included a themed evening at the Commercial club with a supper and remarks from Edgar Tehneon and others. Guests from Los Angeles and surrounding areas joined a list of prominent attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Low Angeles Thier and several named locals.
The article notes strains on Utah water systems with low stream flows and early snowpack losses. It cites Pattey Creek and Clix craw Hide Test Westn measurements, reporting inches of deficit and projected impacts on valley supplies as the city experiences rapid growth and higher demand. It warns of multi year drought conditions and the risk to municipal uses.
A city school board plans a census of school children to update enrollment as towns prepare for the next school year. The board expects more pupils in the scholastic age, aims to seat additional classrooms, and notes large donations from Harvard University and several universities, each contributing substantial sums toward expansion.
A meeting of the directors of Salt Lake Mining Rews in the Tintle district is set for Tuesday next. The purpose is to approve continuing development at the mine and raise funds for new machinery. Copper ore has been found near the 300 foot level and efforts are underway to extend the shaft. The property shows pockets of ore with a depth of about 100 feet from the shaft, and management plans further exploration to justify costs.
A resident named William Basly from Lon Anaolan visited Binghar to join a copper mining venture led by a well known local attorney Mr Connck. The firm plans to acquire property from Balt Laeere and create a company to develop the red taetmt. The event follows a recent visit and discussion about the venture and its prospects for the coming year.
Unclear readable text describes a baseball game with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Mentions innings, a late rally, and attendance notes. Specific names and teams are garbled. readable fragments reference Bears, Rogers, and Altengo among others. Overall, describes a Pittsburgh win with late scoring, unclear final score.
Fragmented game summaries describe Cleveland Oakland Los Angeles and Seattle matches. Mixed names and errors obscure placements, but references to wins by Los Angeles and Seattle, plus late innings and batters, suggest chaotic baseball associations and partial box details without coherent outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person from the Agricultural Department and a private experimenter, with garbled names and phrases about a government project and private aims. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
A report from Washington outlines China’s desire to have an envoy attend the Washington conference. Russia favors the idea, Japan opposes, and talks consider ploys for plenipotentiaries. Baron Da Rosen plans to travel to New York then Oyster Bay to arrange formalities ahead of the talks.
From Nome to Seattle reports the steamship Zentwarlia departing with pork supplies for San Francisco, weather delays hampers cargo transfer, and vessels like Zenith and others navigate storms offshore. FBI agents and local officials are noted amid scattered crew and shipyard mentions as Nome experiences heavy winds and rough seas.
The readable text shows scattered phrases about a race or game, mentions of team and opponent shapes, but the overall event and outcome are unclear. No clear entities or dates are available to identify participants or results.
An explosion of four large rocks powder charges on the Pennsylvania railroad near New Cumberland killed eight men and injured two others. Workers from P. S. Kenbaugh & Co were at the site building double tracks to connect with Knott yards. Bodies mangled, some identified, others known only by number. An inquest returned a verdict of premature explosion with no blame attached to anyone.
July reports describe a sweeping Christian Endeavor Convention with sermons in seventy seven churches and night consecration services in as many chapels. A monster afternoon meeting at Armory Hall drew about 300 men who professed conversion, while women met at Lyte with Mrs. James L. Hin presiding. Speeches by Rev Charles Stelze and Rev W E Biedervoll highlighted a day of vigorous activity and outreach across communities.
A London preacher Rev Carel Bonner spoke at the Lytle church service during a rainy evening. Secretary Van Unven Vogt of Boston presided while Henry W. Wile from Philadelphia delivered the sermon with a message on righteous blame.
A large attendance gathered at a Roumanian synagogue service in memory of Join Har, with Rabbi Heemrish delivering the principal speech. He praised the secretary of state for aiding humanity and advancing laws, urging gratitude through loyalty to American citizenship.
Two Blomquist daughters, ages 10 and 20, drowned in an Idaho Falls canal during a summer vacation. They attended Westech School and were home for break when one slipped into a hole and the other attempted a rescue.
An obscure 19th century ad fragment touts Pur e Blood remedies to cure skin eruptions and "impure blood." It describes acne, tumors, and itching crop up from blood impurities and praises various nostrums, noting testimonials from a person at Alliance, G. and Patterson Street.
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