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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item lists garbled phrases about prices and places including a ginner and depot area. Names and locations are unclear, but reference to a porting district and a street near a depot suggests a local transportation or business notice. No coherent event or date is discernible.
A garbled restaurant notice advertises Silver Parlor Restaurant in Ogden Utah offering day and night services. It promises extra dinner Sundays and Wednesdays from noon to eight and a lunch all day with assorted fare. Proprietors VOUNK and GHARLIE at 918 Twenty-Fifth Street are listed.
The article advertises private or select dinner parties and lunches on short notice at Broom Restaurant run by Foong Leo. It highlights oysters in any style, Friday dinners, and a Chinese chop suey option, with location at 72 Twenty-fifth Street Ogden Utah.
Fragmented OCR notes from Salt Lake Standard Examiner describe a chaotic Harlequina de parade scene with scattered names and charges. The text mentions arrests, court actions, and a public service at 10 o clock led by Family Sidde at 142 East Fifth South, with disturbances and a rescue incident noted.
Incoherent OCR text fragment mentioning names and entities with unclear context. Reads like garbled report on teams, people and events with multiple misspellings and misplaced punctuation. No discernible event or outcome can be reliably summarized.
A high level report describes major railroads consolidating operations and expanding capacity. Analysts note finance and policy shifts influencing lines, yards, and freight pricing. The piece highlights a push to improve intermodal links and labor agreements, with a focus on strategic alliances and market competitiveness.
Tribe and Jones at 2288 Wash Ave Shore promote a wide range of goods. The ad claims best grade granular sugar Frandy Xpirita aprons and fruit, promising savings on supplies and satisfaction with quality.
Morning session at the mining exchange saw strong activity with 19 262 shares traded and a $7 run in prices. Notable moves included Ajax at 80 tex, May Day Marketing moving 300 autos, and several parcels like Sacramento Fold 2 600 down amid brisk bidding for shares and transfers.
Fragmented report notes Goldfield prospects and local development tied to Silver Peak holdings. Mentions an investor estimate of up to $100,000 value, plans to boost tonopan growth, and ongoing building efforts as town leaders gauge future opportunities amid uncertain demand.
In Park City shipments during the previous week, limited to three items, the output did not meet standard expectations. Items listed include a Del 188,240 unit and a Silver Wag product from The Weal. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmentary text reports hazardous material or illicit shipments moving across multiple states and regions, mentioning Dixie mines, Nevada, Taiwan, and Nevada origins. It references a suspect interception, weather disruptions, and a crew reporting incidents, with scattered names and places like St George and Wahneh.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a claim about the extariy of a find and a manager TreWeeb, with no clear event date person or place, leaving the record ambiguous and unspecific.
July games featuring Los Angeles versus Oakland and Chicago versus Philadelphia produce several close battles with key performances by pitchers and batters. Attendance notes and multiple lineups reflect a jumbled but active day across major league venues.
The report notes Mutua’s standout performance drawing strong crowds amid controversy around a faulty deal. Organizers deny malfeasance while supporters praise the athlete.
Races at Latonia list results across several events with names like Cinehyuali Tokyo and Haviland, noting wins by different horses and times. The column includes distances from furlongs to miles, with winners such as Mora, Vic Kinney, and Willow Dene, alongside second and third place finishes.
Jinn oval third as Southerner wins with Br. Valentine Fec ond and Palin in pursuit. Warer Gresh and Huntington follow in close order with key placings across the mile event.
Angle the horse, owned by C. W. Moiles of Clara, won the $10,000 Merchants and Manufacturers Pace at Detroit. Rasnnlers drove the winner with a heavy shower delaying the track, final times in the 2:12 range. Clarita W and Mehl were notable in events, pools showed large payouts, and the program included multiple heats and a 2:16 pace.
The New Orleans Board of Health reports yellow fever cases and deaths rising since mid July with about 100 suspected or confirmed cases and 20 deaths then. By July 24 total cases reach around 254 with 32 deaths and today two more deaths. George B Young of the United States Marine Hospital Service will inspect trains and help coordinate quarantines with universities, headquartered in Jackson, Alabama.
Two men killed and others injured in a double header freight wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande west of Roces near Durango. Engineer A Smith of Scalda died from injuries after the engine and two cars derailed and caught fire. Fireman B W Allison died later. Several workers were bruised, with cause blamed on switching failures. A second note from Missoula Montana reports a separate blaze in the northwest city area causing substantial damage and hospital care.
An old advertorial claim describes malaria as devastating health, causing chronic sores, liver spots, fever, aches, and nervous weakness. It touts a patent remedy from W Wanniost in Kentucky with claimed rapid cures, urging readers to try bottles for relief and asserting long term effectiveness.
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