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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented ad filled page references subscription drives and newspaper distribution across multiple rail lines and regions. It mentions church street addresses and several city and state names, with instructions to report misdelivered papers to an office and seek timely notice for replacements.
The article discusses Ogden's population counts and the accuracy of census data. It notes estimates and miscounts, comparing Ogden to Salt Lake City figures and suggesting inflated or uncertain totals. It cites historical opinions on city population growth and potential exaggeration as the 1900 census approached.
Disjointed dispatches from St. Peteraborg predict unrest and potential uprisings as European powers eye reactionary movements. The text hints at proclamations against authorities and fear of foreign influence influencing peasantry and troops. Sudden shifts threaten press freedoms and stability across regions.
A garbled speech by a labor leader urges Americans to work harder and pursue fair dealing. He stresses industrial and moral reforms, warns against special privileges, and calls for equitable treatment for all workers while resisting broader labor protections.
Obituary notices list several individuals including Malise Generel who served with distinction in the Civil War and died aged about 70. Other entries mention Murh Murphy deceased from consumption in Crtuland Vark, and Redan, a gal ta hase, connected to the United States directory. The text is fragmented with garbled spellings and inconsistent names.
Speech by Justice Brewer at Milwaukee life insurer convention urges cleaning the backyards of markets to restore truth and honesty, claiming it will not hurt business but boost prosperity. He argues disruption is temporary and the long term gain benefits every man and industry nationwide.
Albany report states Superintendent Otis Kelsey of the state insurance department received two protests concerning actions by Recorder Samuel Celery Hever and others connected to Mutual and New York Life. Kelsey said he lacks authority to demand copies from Way et nesborshed and would review complaints, noting violations of insurance law can lead to criminal prosecution.
New York July 1 The Tribune reports that the Mutual Life Insurance Company intends to file three lawsuits against the former McCurdy management. It is believed counsel for McCurdy will contest the actions.
A long OCR fragment describes a chaotic household scene with Margot, Ned, Gertrude, and family guests. The passage centers on quarrels at a seaside town villa, Ned’s hostile behavior, and Gertrude’s critique as tensions rise during a tense evening and dinner. The mood shifts to accusations and warnings amid a looming criminal or social disturbance.
Incomplete OCR text requests a copy of a certain document and a complaint in the serel. The surrounding lines reference McCord’s management and a February 19 date with a likely formal action or filing.
The arrival of the American liner sparks a furious postal handoff at Millbay as Great Western locomotives race to transport bags to London. Clerks sort and load the treasures while passengers watch the spectacle from the dock, and the race homeward continues toward Crystal Palace and beyond. The narrative links to broader European events as observers note political figures and labor leaders amid the tense era.
New York July 18 The appraisal of the property owned by the late Marshall Field of Chicago to New York state shows personal property valued at 3 609 495 and real estate valued at 2 968 350.
In London this week police and detectives faced a highly cosmopolitan crowd as demonstrators gathered to press support for Russia. The Interparliamentary committee's event sought expressions of solidarity with the Russian revolution amid tense, scattered agitation and a strong police presence.
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