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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
2
Public notice from The Evening Standard advertising rates and terms for special positions and ongoing weekly contracts. It proclaims lower rates than rivals and promises consistent placement across pages with per inch pricing and no rate changes for weekly or monthly campaigns.
A garbled 1920s style lament notes Italian opera stars losing favor to sports, with Caruso enjoying some fame but overall audience interest shifting away from operatic performance toward athletic spectacle.
Fragmented OCR yields a confusing regional fragment mentioning Poplar something, Hat plains, and names like Tony Axtayado. The passage appears garbled with partial place and person names, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
A garbled OCR passage traces German banking figure Herman Kahn and associates through Europe to America, citing education in Germany, banking roles in London, and arrival in the United States. The text mixes place names and fragmented genealogical notes, with errors obscuring dates and sequence.
A murky OCR fragment discusses a prominent Koln firm tied to a New York City figure involved in various ventures across the continent. It mentions leadership roles, banking links, and a broad network in metropolitan business, with touches on political and civic connections, and references to a long ongoing account of executives and proprieties. The text then switches to a lengthy anecdotal tale about Nathan Husenthalain and the adventuring exploits of a group, including mentions of cities, railroads, and dramatic scenes, concluding with a rough note about Daniel J. Kelly.
An odd serialized tale fragment recalls a public displeasure and a tense scene. A figure named Palmers confronts a threat, draws a pistol, and debates a refund or payment while others fear waiting. The piece hints at a June deadline and a charged confrontation in a waning narrative.
Mow York June 400 attendees celebrated Magician Tarry Kellar with a farewell banquet. Brancis J. Warner hosted as toastmaster while Kellar performed a telekinesis act and rope trick. The audience applauded as he concluded with a mysterious shutdown of the stage, reflecting on his storied career.
The report notes North Carolina Governor B B Glenn, a Democrat, praising President Roosevelt and expressing admiration for Mr. Roosevelt while indicating a future Republican successor may take office. The piece mentions Governor Glenn's stance amid Confederate veteran groups and a planned address at Arlington to address veterans.
Las Annes city police reported a theft of jewelry valued at 10,000 pounds on a Tuesday last January. The account, attributed to a local resident, notes the loss from a residence connected to the American Bank of this city.
Fragmentary text describes a jewelry items in a vault and an unclear sequence involving a person named Bouraday and a paper, with faded names and actions. The readable parts are too damaged to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
Military brief notes a renewed push in Korea as Allied and local forces press counter operations against insurgent groups. Casualty figures are partially reported with claims of numerous deaths and wounded on both sides amid ongoing campaigns and air raids.
A garbled report describes two Frenchmen, Lepieux and Blaov, starting from San Francisco to traverse roughly 3,000 miles across the continent. Lepieux is named expedition leader as the pair press toward the Pacific coast, claiming no use of trains or horses during travel.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Risube, Arig, Jung and Hiebes in a mining context. It references a dig site near Los Angeles, a legal appeal, and a monetary figure around 7726 with a total value noted. The readable material is garbled but centers on a mining-related claim and financial figures.
Old OCR fragment describes a planned orange cultivation project with orchards, an orangery, and a 200 by Ao feet plot. It mentions architecture style and decorative features as part of the plan, with emphasis on tree cultivation and preservation.
An infant named Gore in Washington is under treatment at the Episcopal Hospital. Doctors report the veteran condition is pallid but stable and expect weight restoration with nourishment from malted milk. Mrs Gore stays by the bedside and receives all updates, with a possible minor operation if improvement continues.
The admiralty hearing in Ramage versus the American Line owners at Ramaget concluded yesterday. The case, tied to the collision of the ramage with the British cruiser Gladiator near the Isle of Wight on April 28, is awaiting court martial action from the cruiser’s command.
In a disturbing incident a woman reports being attacked by a former lover who descended from beneath the bed and threatened her life. The assailant fled to the street as the victim described the struggle and frightful events.
Farls June Wilbig Wright, an American aeroplanist, conducts experiments on the Plain of Mespras in the Department of the Lower Luin. The machine has arrived in aeatinna under supervision of Mr Wright, with a lint bullday ta to accommodate it. If progress continues he hopes to assemble the aircraft within ten days.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an escape involving a lone man in the Los Angeles area with six others dispersed. Reported transfers of supplies were interrupted and authorities pursued, with two additional persons reportedly detained in the InNu district as a tense manhunt unfolds.
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