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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
1
A reader recounts a severe skin condition in a child that nearly proved fatal. After failing faith in remedies, the aunt recommended Cordura Seip and Ointment. With two months of treatment the sores healed and the child grew strong, leading to praise for the remedies.
Washington reports a protest from Mrs Schaoter Ladare of Wasn. Terais to British Minister Richmond Peareon in Teheran. She opposes any indemnity payment from the U S government to Iran for her husband’s murder, arguing such blood money would harm the antiwar cause and set a dangerous precedent. The note notes a large sum was paid by Persia before the U S deadline.
A garbled patriotic wartime notice references Manila, Governor Generaide, Maslin, and the War Department. It mentions San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Meathy teaneport Thomas with delays in land transport. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or dates.
Advert says Pabst beer is aged to perfection using a special Dalat process. It claims the beer’s quality comes from long aging, purity, and strength, promoting a superior, smooth, refreshing taste popular with drinkers. The copy highlights careful brewing and the craft behind a consistently refined product.
The noisy prompt yields unreadable fragments. No clear person, organization, or event identified to summarize into a factual card.
A lengthy imperial era style narrative recounts copper prospects near a valley region and mentions surrounding geography including the Hebs poodle, Antelope valley, and Sweetwater range. It weaves in wagon routes, a Denoted Deraglag end Wadusha station, the town of Wellington, and Lake Tahos in California with references to a WyRige mine. The piece blends exploration chatter with distant travel notes and a clipped local color tone.
Testimony in a Salt Lake trial centers on a dispute involving a daughter’s husband, Holt, with the mother-in-law denying interference yet detailing loans and furniture arrangements. She described tense scenes and profane language while Holt allegedly pressured and aligned with the household, as court arguments continued through the morning session.
Fragmentary report names Rats Lake, Jaly MiaJaba, and a Western representative of the Ste phone Pusor and Inter poantan rail interests. It mentions lawsuits and charges against a Heri dy Tieton and references Hope, Osty, and various companies, but the text is garbled and difficult to parse for clear facts or outcomes.
The case against Charles Crane arises from an incident at Crane’s residence on June 8 involving a junk dealer named Isaburr. Allegations include dogs attacking another man, injuries to the leg and arm, and a subsequent assault on the plaintiff on June 9, prompting a demand for $95,000 in damages for medical and lost wages.
A 16 year old boy from Castle Gate was drowned while swimming across Green River near a work camp. Several companions tried to reach him but he sank after cramps and drowned despite rescue attempts and warnings. The body was not recovered by nightfall.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled text with names and phrases. Readable items include mentions of local repair work and a municipal context. Difficulty limits extraction of concrete facts, but hints at a public notice about repayment, payments, and delays affecting a town or district.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Lem Kimball involved in jail amid a local political dispute. Text references political parties, a September event, and nearby places or groups, but the readable content is largely garbled with no clear dates or outcomes.
In a July session at the federal district court many defendants including M. A. Hoge of Medford and others from Jacksonville failed to enter appearances. Hoge reportedly ill at home. others expected to appear later in Libirrow city as the trial moves forward amid difficulties locating defendants. Judge Stage at home to review travel issues and consider next steps.
Situation unchanged in Petersburg on July 16 as observers note no developments in the cabinet. Reports say the murder of General Kozlar has left the emperor deeply moved while Sovetskaya Vremya denies resignations. Russian politics center on the upcoming parliamentary vote and the constitutional democrats urge delegates to the London conference of the International Parliamentary Union.
Penrer Coly appeared before Judge Armour in the thirteenth judicial district seeking a writ of prohibition to halt the election contest proceedings. Armour declined to grant the writ before hearing from both sides tomorrow. the matter remains unresolved.
In Vue Montana on July 6 the local land office opened for Crow Reservation land claims. Of 125 entries only about half appeared, with Owen Williams drawing a quarter section near Pres Vernance and John Swart of Chicago seeking land twelve miles west of a town, amid varied lot numbers and water rights noted.
Report describes a tense scene as Makaroff faces cries of resign and a disruptive audience during a reading of a letter. Deputies react with alarm as power dynamics, interference, and political pressure unfold in a contentious session led by a chairperson and witnesses from imperial factions.
In New York on July 06, Valuagle Horse Arrives with Towanda Gaines and Dethy Ant St. Leer highlighted by a 135,600 sale offer. Revkean adds a win in Minnesquila with a jury armed for the performance. London and Elethte seare noted in condition reports.
Denver Elks events opened with a 1 o'clock whistle and remarks from lodge leaders at Taber House. Governor Mebensld and Mayor Borer welcomed visitors as Grand Exalted Ruler Walter Collier spoke. Attendance at University Hall Park featured broodership and typing exhibits. Major candidates for grand exalted ruler were discussed, with Judge Selvin favored and De. W. Lil refusing to campaign for the post. The procession then adjourned to tomorrow, with a toast to the "Abarat brothers" and the whistle ceremony continuing nightly. Freer distribution data showed 224,868 members and growth of relief work under Grand Secretary Robinsom.
Washington July 16 The War Department announced a future survey of Fort Sil reservation to assess water supply and feasibility of erecting a barricade post there. Pending approval of topographic plans, funds totaling about 190 000 will be allocated to support fortifications and related works at Fort Riley Leavenworth D Hursell and adjacent stations.
A second suit is filed against Bycurdy, former president of Mutual Life Insurance Company, in Delancey Street court. Papers allege misaccounting of about 1200.09 of soldiers' money. Suit names Blanton Teeter and his son in law Lewis A. Thebsad as defendants alongside Bycurdy.
The fragment outlines expectations of a person named Napies or Napies to serve as ambassador within a fortnight. It suggests no anticipated quitters and mentions misunderstandings. The text references the United tales and a possible more acute part but remains unclear and garbled overall.
Fragmentary text discusses Armenians and other groups in the Near East. It notes a belief or belief-like claim that certain caustics or incentives may have been used to diminish American influence in Turkey. The source is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
Fragmentary notice from Chicza0 dated July 4 mentions Joseph Jefferson and Grover Cleveland and a future remembrance by the former President. The filing references a will dated October with a council attached and leaves a friend a fish related bequest. The text hints at gifts and possessions attributed to Cleveland and Jefferson, amid garbled names and dates.
William Valoter faced a bigamy accusation tonight, alleged to have three wives. An officer reported Valoter’s absence from the city and indicated prior wives, Massie and Zim, tied to the alleged marriages. Authorities say more details will follow.
A cryptic dispatch notes Britain organizing military measures amid rising Catalan tensions. The report cites an expanding native opposition and a British agency coordinating the effort, with plans lengthening the army preparation.
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