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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
4
The text lists an array of acts and performances with grand titles and billed names. It reads like an old time carnival or world wonders show featuring acrobats, aerialists, magicians, and eccentric groups from various nations. The page touts a large lineup of entertainers and spectacles across a grand stage tour.
In St Petersburg on a Wednesday near Krasnoye Selo troops of a Russian regiment protested and refused parade order demanding General Rein and General Wu be replaced. Four soldiers were executed under arrest as authorities seek to keep details secret amid mutiny fallout. General Teiman took temporary command after previous leader Min was killed. unrest followed the storm over leadership.
Fragmentary report outlines a contested will involving Jusan Warner and an aged banker's widow with a second marriage. Attorney Falter denies actions while the widow Ellen Rabie von Tad Manned faces questions over premarital and intrafamily disputes. Factory strike details follow with dock labor unrest and intermittent returns to work.
Fragmented text reports a series of violent incidents involving a teenage girl and multiple suspects, with references to a murder, assault, and police conclusions. The readable portions mention a girl from New York and a trauma chain leading to hospital care, plus scattered names and locations.
An unclear sports brief describes a hard hitting game with a poor field and multiple batters retired. Mentions Lumigren and Wiseman with scattered team names including Brooklyn and St Louis, but many words are garbled and key facts like final score and outcome are unreadable.
Unclear text shows scattered references to American League teams, Yankees, Indians, Red Sox, and Washington. Mentions a doubleheader and a loss or victory by Washington, with fragmented names like New York, Boston, St. Louis, and Chicago. Overall, a chaotic outline of early season baseball activity and results.
Fragmented OCR lists place names and race results across tracks in multiple cities. Names include Minnanpolis Minneapolis Paul Brighton Beach and others with unclear spellings. The scattered lines mention timings like 1 02 and 36, and winners and placements such as first second and third in various events.
London on July 27 reports Teiburty inburdew with NG H DeYountg of San Francisco discussing race prejudice against Japanese and Americans. The Tribune editorial questions Japan's designs while noting public alarm and calls for restraint. readers are reminded of U S reciprocity talks and Anglo Japanese alliance implications amid war and prisoner tensions.
A chaotic crime report from Berlin describes an attack by a man who lured several young girls into a courtyard, severely injuring them and killing one. Police issued a 1000 reward, while crowds mobbed the jail and a note claiming another murder threat was found on a public seat.
A correspondent from Patrview New Jersey assesses the Nevada Hills mine boom of March 1906. The Nevada Hill property changed hands for 6000 dollars and now stands valued around 4.5 million with potential to reach 10 million. Reports claim ore averaging high grades and returns up to 204.08 per ton. Adjacent properties like Pairview and Eagle’s Nest show expanding development with strong ore bodies and promising veins. Brokers from San Francisco, Meseia, Aadig & Co, are poised to begin large-scale operations.
A garbled piece describes Parisian dog fashions seen by New York socialites, noting Venere and Carina, two dogs from the French liner La Lorraine, triggering a display of upscale pet attire. It contrasts Parisians and American dog wear, mentioning leashes, blankets, and outfits from winter to promenades.
A fragmented excerpt describes dog fashion trends and grooming products sold in shops. It mentions a $25 finish item from England, dog attire, baskets, leads, and various grooming tools like brushes, combs, towels, and tooth brushes featured in period catalogs and stores.
The article describes Judge Lawson instructing the jury after a Raleigh conference with Governor Rigny. It notes implied progress on Southern railway affairs, mentions Sanford’s departures, and hints at broader political maneuvering surrounding Medowell and local magnates, with no clear outcome.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note on a dispute or event. Names and places are unreadable, with no clear action or outcome to anchor a concise summary.
A scrambled 19th century notice lists individuals such as Bah Mvanetaco Mayer Tay lor and others with roles including editor attorney and real estate dealer. The fragmentary text references a Taylor appointment of supervisors, a court or academy, and several named figures in unclear local governance.
A 1906 case grips Waitesboro as Johnkon Tram Waitesboro and Zecky Lawla face trial. Jurors consider charges involving local officials and a noted wrestling figure. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the event centers on a guilty verdict and community impact.
A court confirmed the death penalty after trial proceedings. Key figures include presiding officials Calvan and Ayyestey, with actions tied to the regional justice system. The case centers on a violent crime and the resulting capital sentence, reflecting statutory penalties in the jurisdiction.
A fragmented early 20th century ad praises Mother s Friend as the premier aid during pregnancy suggesting it eliminates nervousness nausea and danger of childbirth. The text claims the product prepares the body for delivery and reduces common risks, promising comfort and safer motherhood. Free pamphlet offered with address for pricing and order details.
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