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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
6
The document lists various fraternal organizations and their meeting details including Eagles, Knights of Pythias, Degree of Honor, Woodmen of the World, and other lodges. It records meeting times, officers, locations, dues, and attendance notes in a period newspaper style.
The Ogden City Council plans to create Fowler Avenue sewer district from 33rd to 26th streets with new 8 inch to 12 inch pipes, concreting, and manholes as needed. Estimated cost 9700.00 to be raised by local assessments on affected lots, with taxes payable in ten annual installments starting after parcels are reassessed. Public hearing scheduled July 1906 at City Hall.
Workers at Raw Hirtyten Mi Tanning threaten action as daily pay issues persist. About ten thousand employees are involved in the dispute as management faces a walkout and possible production disruption.
Race card lists entries for Beattie with horses and stakes, naming Prankle Newburg, Rustie Lady, Royal Legend, Frizzled and others across six races. Second through sixth races feature numerous horses and odds, with prices ranging from 87 to 169 and multiple entries from judges and owners.
July 29 at Omak the team won two games from Peayer. the second game ended in the seventh inning due to a blackout. The third game was tightly contested with the only run scoring in the twelfth, while strong pitching kept hits scarce. Jane, Gateree-Sardere, Adace and Zalusky starred in the win. Ri Tanke and Zalusky also noted for solid play. Earlier, July 23 Timely ninth inning burst gave Tea Moloce a 5 to 4 victory over Lincoln as Gilden, Manske and Towser pitched well.
In a July 29 Chicago series tilt, Washington took a 6 1 final from Chicago. Key early runs came from Be Louls and a pair of stellar catches by Jonce and Dougherty. Pitching by Waleb and Wakefield supported a disciplined defense, with standout plays by Viente AWE and others.
A garbled sports score card from the American Association shows unclear team names and mismatched city references. The fragment mentions Kansas City, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, and a 3 1 score with an apparent 9 or nine for Pant, but the data is too corrupted to determine the actual teams or results.
A naval court martial convicted six mutineers in the Clacket Reef incident of November 45. One was hanged, another to life imprisonment, and the rest received various terms of penal service. A man named Lamentod faced charges of complicity, connected to a plan involving General Nentuett at Yelaaipet on May 8. A volunteer witness vanished during the proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR describes a violent incident in Thie region with Greek and Maceinnian factions and casualties among churchgoers and locals. The text is garbled, but references a deadly confrontation and ongoing fear during the night.
An odd, disjointed report describes chaotic Cy Beck activity with Jemmur and Adore, claiming Korean authorities press for restraint while a corrupt market portrait emerges. It notes foul sewage, hidden shops, and a controversial corridor trade where women manage doors and goods, with foreigners and locals alike disturbed by the opaque, stray commerce and the blocked facades.
A fragment recounts New York City’s recorder role dating to the 1654 charter and its evolution. It notes the blending of duties with aldermen and the court system, the power shift to common pleas and later the supreme court, and the recorder’s influence on civil and criminal matters in early New York jurisprudence.
A muddled excerpt from a 1759 work cites a creature called salamander with supposed heat, fire eating, and interactions with belief and fear. The fragment mentions a tabpoteo-like Nzantlike beast and cautions about sensational claims versus truth, noting how legends arise around hot, mythical beings.
The passage discusses the author of a work titled The Girl I Left O and notes a poet associated with British and English traditions. It mentions ten years of service with the British army and references a regiment preparing to depart a town for wartime duties, with imagery of ships and anchors in war context.
The readable text hints at reflections on men and passion, contrasting dominant emotions with general conduct, while mentioning a place names and vague actions in a disjointed, historical newspaper style.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader recounts a disputed moment at a doorway where a husband and wife quarrel, a milaister or minister arriving, and confusion over who leads the house. The text shows garbled speech about seating, calling a person a servant, and a late remark about balance and a tally’s stake.
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions people and places in a disrupted account. It references Dre Vlewe and Paron-Deo and hints at a discussion about progress or failure, with uncertain context and several unreadable terms.
A fragmentary literary note describes summer beverages in Cuba with bustling streets and open cafes. The scene hints at lively sidewalks, green patios, and cultural nods, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse, leaving only vivid atmosphere.
A fractured report mentions Joba NLP and Bar Croy in a Newfound land setting. Observations reference a hotel scene, parental reactions, and speculation about future events. The text includes uncertain dialogue and garbled names, with scattered mentions of Atlantic service and potential travel.
Fragmentary text references Armenians and Tartars in a disrupted report. Mentions a town, a bombardment, and military action with unclear details. Names and places are garbled, making precise facts hard to extract.
A fragmentary timetable lists trains including No 9 Portagd bootene and No 1 Portland from Salt Lake City, with departures around 6:45 pm and 1: minutes for various routes. It mentions The Pacific Mail Salt Lake route, The Yellowstone Special, The Atlantic Limited, Chicago and St Louis Limited, and connections to eastern points. Details are incomplete and spellings are garbled.
Fragmented text from an old notice lists various company names and lines about services and rates. It mentions Ban Francisco and multiple entities with numbers and notes that are unclear. The readable items suggest a schedule or listing of depots, rates, and franchise references without a clear single event.
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