14 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
1
A brief weather update discusses intense heat and risks to health. It mentions staying hydrated with strong beverages and advises discretion. The item touches on temperature, guidance for hot conditions, and suggests precautionary measures.
Partial text from Salt Lake area dispatches references state institutions and financial matters. The fragment mentions Salt Lake City and exchanges, with notes on treasury actions, fines, and education department items. Specific names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
A town wakes to a destructive blaze that gut a one story frame building on Vester and Fourth North, with insurance covering the loss. Investigators say arson sparked the fire, with threats and letters cited as potential motives. No injuries reported, but the scene drew rapid police and fire response as nearby homes and streets felt the impact.
A garbled OCR passage references a legal matter and a sale, mentioning a person named Seth and a historical context. The text includes dates and locations but is largely unreadable, with numerous misspellings and added noise. It suggests a court proceeding and a tied sale but provides no clear outcomes or specifics.
Fragment from a long article outlines a tangled case involving multiple individuals and firms, including Houldlater, Tataett, Wilfece, and the American interests, amid a discussion of hire purchase, profits, and property developments. It mentions a man arrested after a car incident, a custody story, and broader plans for a Cumberland and Nevada mining project with the Lig Mines venture and anticipated capital needs.
An afternoon disruption reports a dam built for water supply was destroyed by residents who argued it infringed on water rights. The commissioner ruled diverting streams violated rights, while Colonel Wall claimed improper action and was jailed.
A chaotic excerpt details the Iotermountain sign near Matmeay Nevada. It mentions Clark Lonsera, A. HL Mayor, Harry Cale, E&mund HW. Medd and others, claiming a $160,000 ore body with rich gold assays and ambitious forecasts from Mr Mead and expert sources.
The report describes the Namaqualand copper and ore district in South Africa, detailing mines at Nababeep Ovilep Concordia and operations by Cape Copper Company and Namaquai and Miolog. It notes coal and coke supply from Cardi Wales, transport by narrow gauge railway to Port Nolloth, and plans for improved irrigation and a standard gauge link to boost development.
Bali Lake July 1 a quiet up well reports reveal one of the largest abstract robberies of the month. Officers arrest Robe rt Roberts 408 North Main Street and Joe Holmes after confessions link them to a large theft spree. About $1,500 in value recovered along with household goods from the Hoberts residence. Carlson investigated, noting multiple entries at the He mstead home and hundreds of dollars in items taken. Police continue to recover goods and seek additional suspects tied to the operation.
In Irving, a local charity drive noted sale of buchu wafers to raise funds for community aid. The event drew volunteers from glade and nearby groups, with proceeds slated for charitable programs and relief efforts.
A woman, Mrs Fark, was injured when a car driven by a young man struck her while she sat with a group near a buggy in Payson at noon in July. The driver and others assisted, and the event prompted a police report and inquiries by local authorities.
In Salt Lake City the evening card drew strong crowds as McFarland topped Bermtem and Porter in a tense match. The event featured a 25 round card with results and times listed, including bets and post bout notes from officials.
Washington secretaries announce Caracels and Hothtehem Steel to share in armor contract for one battleship, with Midwals and Midetale also receiving portions. Official says division among three bidders ensures best results and quicker delivery while avoiding sole dependence on a single armor plant.
The Seven teenthed States Infantry will march from Fort Itherton to Chickmatca Nation Park at daylight tomorrow. They join in maneuvers timed with the Sherman campaign route from forty-two years ago. The regiment is expected to reach the match strength within ten days.
Manils The transport Thesas grounded atar the se ach of foam arrived there at darilghs yearerdes. Chicago The factories of the Caring Peckmeser Torecumpiey and the Heash and Milipan Palrt were destroyed by fire last night. Laas $100,000 Santander Spain in a collision of the filitao express with a freteat train yesterday, twenty persons or lov injured. Boston Henry Frye of Chicago elected president of the American Whist league. San Jose Costa Rica Congress decreed placing all impor rhiners, cote, comma, ree dreams sad vert.
A garbled London report notes brief activity around a political leader and liberal faction. The text references Dr Carl Rattler as a leader in a rational liberal movement and mentions a June or July date and a public issue tied to wage work and party lines.
Tom Burtoumes, a thief, was arrested for robbing a Grock resident of 80 dollars last night. Information came via interpreter. He confessed at arraignment, offered to return 30 dollars, and was bound over in the county court. He was jailed in Salt Lake County by Sheriff Coales.
An advertisement by Evan Brant offers a pamphlet describing a herbal remedy Nemeloestarch claimed to cure liver and kidney catarrh and remove toxins. The text asserts dramatic health benefits and urges readers to obtain the booklet for full details and supposed cures.
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