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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note announces The Evening Standard sales outlets and distribution through various platforms and cities. It lists locations in California and other states, plus multiple rail and news agencies as distributors, while disclaiming favoritism or bias in reporting from the office.
The article notes Britain and the United States pushing large scale naval programs. It cites 107,098 francs and 2,707 GOrMADS as figures supporting intensified shipbuilding. England seeks rapid construction with studies suggesting the U S must match or exceed rival tonnages to maintain third rank among powers amidst European naval programs.
The board and principals review annual book lists for Olgden Clix schools noting about a thousand volumes needed for this year. Pupils supplied funds cover a large share with some ages of older texts to be replaced later. Some books show wear but overall condition remains excellent. a few replacements may extend usable life to four years.
Washington observers gathered at Arlington to honor the Confederates buried in the cemetery. The program featured 357 Confederate graves with wreaths and floral tributes, honoring soldiers and veterans associations. Speakers included Rep. John Sharwane and J A Herbert. Elizabeth Gould unveiled the Southern scroll, and a wreath honored the new grave of Gen Joseph Whole.
A fragmented, old editorial letter from New York argues for a genuine republic. It criticizes Liberal Party actions, cites voter list manipulation, and calls for fair elections while warning against rebellion and political power grabs. The text mentions A F Morice D Parros and generic references to governing parties.
The advance guard of delegates to the Knights of Columbus national convention gathered as Denver Detroit Chicago and Jamestown Va. compete for the next year’s prize and four national directors. The Los Angeles council vote will be clarified and members of the national council may lose influence. California sends Daniel Colwell Wren Geary MM O Connors and Garnett Y Ulscall as incorporators. Joseph Seoli and George A Connolly will appeal for California’s delegation on behalf of stricken Knights of San Francisco.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses bonds suppression and free travel effects involving unclear entities and places. The passage references lottery bonds and foreign currency, plus travel from a source city toward Constantinople, but most names and terms are garbled, leaving only ambiguous policy references.
The Zealandia reached port after departing San Francisco on January 31. A heavy southeasterly squall pushed the auxiliary schooner Olyoila ashore on a long beach near Punta Arenas. Attempts to refloat failed. Captain Roberts hoped for salvage as six crew were transferred to Zealandia and later joined near the harbor.
An article recounts two observed weasel scenes with a rabbit. A field observer describes a weasel catching and killing a rabbit in a west England meadow and dragging it into long grasses. The second sighting notes a rabbit frightened by birds and a close call near a stream.
Joaquín Miller relates his earthquake experience and the disruption in San Francisco. He describes walls cracking, fires spreading, and waves of damage across neighborhoods, imagining a united Pacific coast city and recalling healthier postquake life in San Francisco.
Fragmentary diary style note describes upheaval and urban change in San Francisco during a copper miners strike era. Observations include streets, birds, chapel, early morning routines, and vivid contrasts from wealth to degradation as luxury goods appear in the city. The writer reflects on public parks, architecture, and social tensions shaping the metropolis.
Smoldering blaze spread before discovery as carbanic acid gas overwhelmed responders. Chief Sulter and analysts, captains Sullivan Cayte Dickson, Lieutenants Erlenon Haw man Peterson, and Police Surgeon Kimora were hospitalized with non critical injuries. Officials reported no life threatening cases as they recovered at hospital and resumed duties. Military and police units coordinated escape, and the Bremer area fire scene was cleared after rapid evacuation. An older field bulletin lists travel notices and vacation space ads from Lake City.
An airship accident near Cleveland on June 3 sends Imma work of the car crashing down from 1400 feet. Lidia Gon Headhy and Wendy escape with minor injuries while Beachy narrowly survives after guiding the craft to the ground. An aero naut, San Franchcg, is mentioned as involved in the incident.
Milwaukee is told by the Socialists of Wisconsin at a state convention to abolish the United States Senate, revert to national referendum, and empower recall of elective officers. The platform favors nationalizing trusts, personal ownership of railroads, telegraphs and telephones, and direct popular control across government.
A fragment shows Mr Gumrax claiming ownership of Shea Twan Younger with a line about expectations and a remark on personal ties. The dialogue references family and a company, hinting at disputed possession and sentiment. The text presents as a terse, surreal exchange within a broader narrative.
Colonial forces clash with rebels near Nkanat. Several rebels are reported killed and wounded. a colonial officer or allied defender also cited as killed in the engagement. Details are unclear due to the damaged source text.
Detroit city street car workers voted to accept a wage offer from Detroit United Railways. Current employees receive 26 cents per hour, with 23 cents for new hires after June 1. The vote ends potential strike and stabilizes the transit service.
A damaged notice advertises 72 inch Weaveherd tables with Pimask and Tour patterns at a regular price of $100. The readable fragment suggests a sale or promotion on home furnishings.
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