26 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
1
The state board of eq uation outlines circulars on assessment and tax values for property as of year end. It notes that the total value of all taxable property in the state is assessed for school purposes while detailing ore bodies and region mining activity.
A late night armed robbery at the Germania Bar ends with the robbers fleeing the premises. Police and detectives search for suspects as patrons and staff recount the chaotic incident, noting a revolver and a cash register takings totaling nearly $950.
A note details George Bo Jahanseg joining a social lodge in 9469, delinquency for nine months, and subsequent expulsion after unpaid dues. Joe Hanten later paid back dues in cash, was expelled, and his widow sued the order. The court found delinquency months and treasurer accepted payments, ending in safety damage.
A Salt Lake City report details a Bollboy gang from Baltimore and Salt Lake organized crime operating in the area. Eleven members were arrested at a local hotel as detectives recovered $12 920 in goods and jewelry. Suspects named include Hanes Ellis Miller Nostrom Mangis Laffey Wade Carrot Novinea and the Swedish known leader. The gang traveled from California for a reunion.
Aboard a field reporting scene Captain Hassell disclosed plans to develop two to three mines in a copper district near Nelson. Nelson estate sold for 200000 dollars. Richard Jane of London firm Veo fare corp pursued options on the new cap, dubbed Nelson, promising large Nevada prices.
A report compiled by A Nelaun, superintendent of public instruction, shows only about one in 14 applicants in Bast Take county earned certificates. The tally attributes failures to spelling and poor entries with many names misspelled. Applicants listed include Christensen, Niemen, Arbrein, Beal High School diplomas, and several others from various schools seeking state teacher credentials and diplomas.
A fragmented report notes Nelson, famed lightweight, touring Ogden and Salt Lake City to promote an exhibition and discuss future bouts. Manager Nolan signals possible downtown matches, exhibitions, and earnings as negotiations with Dan/McGovern and other opponents unfold amid spring plans.
The article describes Eureka Nevada prospects tied to a mining and reclamation scheme led by executives including Clarence E. Alles and Burt Mayberry. It notes plans to open new territory above water levels, expand equipment, and attract investors as it outlines the potential for large-scale mineral wealth and future development.
The article cites Charles Snyder of Western Ore Pore ciaslex detailing Tonopah and nearby mines, claiming average Nevada output exceeds $40 per unit and could beat prior records. He notes Cripple Creek and old Comstock beguiling antiquity, with Maungey Enscee collecting data to challenge rivals, and details about ore purchases and transport constraints.
A dispute over water rights near Salt Lake involves Utah Copper and the spring allotment known as a scampou’s area. The Garfield smelter’s water use and a Garfield County claim are contested with protest upheld, affecting allocations for irrigation and mining operations.
In Granary, Utah, July 13, the body of Spater was found crushed beneath a wagon load. John Reed arrived after a lengthy journey. authorities report the death occurred during a failed transport incident involving Utah Fuel Company workers. Burial plans are pending.
A garbled ad promises quick cures for kidney, liver and general illness through Dr Shores, claiming danger signals of fever and pains and offering free tests and remedies. It touts ‘‘Disease-81g’’ vials and nervous treatments, urging readers to contact Shores for alleged painless, rapid relief and urging immediate treatment.
A fragmentary report describes a railway wreck near Grangeville Ulak where a young man died and his social circle mourns. Rescue efforts and a dedicated crew from Salt Lake assisted the recovered or stranded passengers as the accident disrupted travel toward Affearing Park.
A fragmented report from Provo covers a stabbing, with a suspect claiming self defense and authorities weighing charges. The document notes potential legal action, medical status, and ongoing investigation into the incident and its location in a county setting.
Park City reports a wreck on the Rio Grizde Western line today near the depot. Two box cars Jondel Bits Sires Kine ore collided with an open switch, causing damage and halting the tack. Recovery and repairs will require considerable time and resources.
Fragmentary Rio Grants dispatch reports a freight wreck in a canyon between Hom Ansville. The incident interrupts a morning freight movement as crews attempt to manage the scene and restore operations. Local officials coordinate the response and monitor conditions along the route.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dangerous bog encounter near Spiieaville with unclear names and dates. The passage mentions a dropped account of injury and a mysterious event, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertainty about participants or outcomes.
Fragmentary text reports unrest in Metin City on July 25 with unclear causes. The readable phrases mention tensions among working people and protests near the Arrer-Wan lirdes area. Further details are not decipherable from the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR passage references government measures and declarations but contains numerous garbled words and names, making precise identification impossible. No recoverable events, dates, or entities can be reliably extracted for a coherent summary.
Unclear OCR text discusses Milwaukee, a government board, vessel engine concerns, and proposed tours. Contains garbled phrases about dates, places, and actions. Despite formatting issues, the fragment suggests a public notice or report on engines, governance, and future events in Milwaukee.
Fragmentary text describes weather or run results with many garbled words and missing names. No coherent event, date, or entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
The Foreign Office is considering the purchase of the Okie at Vailima Ramos, formerly storers Louis Eleveneca, Psigeare for te gatercar.
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