23 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary obituary and public notice items from a Salt Lake page mix funeral duties and local events. Readable bits mention a wedding, a funeral proceeding, and references to medical or surgical apparatus, with several garbled names and places obscured by OCR errors.
A boy identified as Balt Lehr died in a pool accident while two companions and a mother watched. Rescuers, including Jack Erickson and others, pulled the unconscious youth from the water. despite immediate efforts and hospital care, he did not recover. The father, mother, and siblings mourn the loss as investigators review the events surrounding the drowning.
A man drowned in the Sevier River near a Selure county coal town while three companions struggled to reach shore. One, a skilled swimmer named Ale Iitfe Befog, perished with the others, surviving only after a superhuman effort by the drowned man to free himself from a strong current. The incident deeply affected the Lor- Wet family, longtime residents of Vileely, who mourn the loss of a community supporter and father.
A local man was found dead near Crescent after a reportedly sudden collapse. Police and witnesses described the scene as unclear with no immediate identification or motive. Investigators were expected to verify the deceased’s identity and notify relatives as part of the ongoing inquiry.
In a July morning accident at bark City Arthur Sulthrink, one of the vertimen, fractured his left leg above the knee. Dr W C Mattel attended, declared the condition serious, and Sulthrink faces a recovery long enough to hinder his career.
A boy named Jonson, son of Wo, survived a fatal wagon accident in the Thayre desert near Main Street. A fruit wagon owned by Clarence Morasley tipped, pinning the front wheel over him before bystanders or a driver intervened. Nerv SIM was reported as injured but not seriously.
Urighany Cay, duty 1 On Zo fed a portlay rounr phisictar and Hirgem, who has been practicing his profession in Birigham City for the fart Lee Tears, pentned saateeday from a arvth months trl to Barone. While en route tn Karone, he married Miss Chelwen Snale of St. Maul, Minx. The cerem onn took place on New Year's las. The revvdence formerly oenad by.
Police say a man denied guilt in a hotel burglary linked to a robbery spree that began with a treacherous break in. Officers recovered jewelry and a bracelet while identifying suspects, including a man from California claiming a alias, as the investigation continued.
A garbled report describes a rich find in Webtchh Camp midway on the Tooopah to Galdfeld auto route. The piece mentions silver with copper and geld nat t lake, a mining prospector from Utah, and local prospectors exploring for rewards amid dispute over fees and legal actions.
A rough report describes the Klondike camper operation led by Frank Golden with partners including Joseph Oberoe akter and Bert Mead. It notes ore deposits near the ridge with copper content and potential gold, detailing the venture's scale, footing, and tentative future plans while highlighting uncertain finance and exploration stages.
July report says Henry Stockman was found insane after a court examination by Drs Aird and Wesyecert and committed to a se state asylum. He attempted to influence voting on a townsite scheme at Backmusre, aimed to control deed transfers for $286 per dance, and faced investigations as his money receipts raised questions of legality and his claim of conspirators. He has a wife and informs a plan to head the affair, with erratic behavior and hallucinations linked to home receivers and local figures.
Report from July 22 describes the Utah Copper operation expanding ore handling and ore transport readiness. Steam shovels prepared for stripping and ore movement, with plant upgrades at Garfield and Dirgham canyon aimed at feeding the mill and reducing ore stockpiles. The manager signals progress toward active extraction.
Park City July 2203 reports C OTTara traveling from Ey Nevada after an accident. A nail keg caused a piece of rear carpenter work to break, severing his thumb. O'Rara aims to reach Baltic Lake and Finn as soon as possible to have the injured member treated.
The bout between Amie McCarry of the city and Willbe Moser ended in a foul called in the fourth round. Spectators watched as the referee ruled a decision in favor of McCarry after a controversial sequence, details of the foul disputed by attendees.
Vague OCR details describe a Democratic primary election set for Saturday 28 with candidates and party nominees. Mentions congressmen and local districts though text is garbled. Entities include Honistan, Democratic party, and possible candidates.
Fragmentary report describes a voyage of 23 days and a French ship Bretagne with disrupted events. A tester breaks, someone named Vy Bin Hee is freed to a location near Montey-la. Mentions a past of her eaten to pay some toll, and a July date in Malatleta with a creek band and a capture. The garbled text limits clear facts.
General Von Schwaneback explains that Russia must introduce four representative government seats to calm revolutionary fervor. He says parliament’s dissolution is necessary as the body failed to reflect the nation, while the emperor aims for a popular representation and to end the current reign of terror and unrest.
An OCR fragment argues that humans and wild animals share digestion traits and that constipation stems from diet and arterial condition. It touts California prune wafers as a guaranteed remedy for constipation, distioness, and liver torpor, citing a Wallace Drug Co address in Ogden Utah.
A garbled fragment discusses hopes for dissolving parliament and the Rest party. It notes not obstructing government measures and seeking support from constitutional democrats. The text is unclear but hints at political maneuvering and public approval.
A Paris dispatch reports widespread dismay over Emperor Nicholas I and the postponement of parliament. Cabined by caution, leaders fear a breakdown of parliamentary guarantees, with calls for accountability and a looming constitutional crisis amid mounting tension in Russia.
A Leyte confrontation yesterday left twelve privates and a Chinese Scout dead as constabulary forces repelled an assault. Repulsed attackers retreated after losses, four trenches taken back by the constabulary. Reinforcements rushed to the scene. Major Neel commands two companies of regular infantry.
Fragmented report notes Mass Holman refusing to discuss a letter about a mother and the fate of a daughter. The text references Areblices Stabtuld and a person named Tiethy, with scattered names and phrases. The overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors and garbled wording.
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