06 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
1
The Bon Ton advertises Sunday hours from noon to eight with varied offerings including oysters, drinks, and dining options. DB Wong Proprietors note the diverse menu and broad operation hours.
The Broom Restaurant on Twenty Fifth Street in Garden City offers private or selective dinner parties with options for train or picnic style services. Sunday dinners feature oysters and a variety of dining experiences in a private parlor setting.
The notice announces Silver Parlor Restaurant offering open day and night hours. It mentions varying prices and services, with a focus on continuous operation and night access. Proprietors are listed as Young and Charlif at 38 Twenty-Fifth Street, Guen, Utah.
Fragmented notice describes a Creamery restaurant opening in the bay area at night with meals and private dining for Joiles. It mentions manager TAURI at 338 Treaty-Fith Street and references a Milan team and NEt EG in garbled text.
A heated Salt Lake City council session ended with the amended franchise for the Wal Light & Railway Co passing fourteen to one. The ordinance shortens the term to ten years and lowers light rates per kilowatt hour. City officials discussed bonds and university program ties, while other civic notes covered exhibitions, school events, and local court matters.
Governor John Bark of Nevada toured Goldfield and praised health conditions. He noted development spending around 35,000 with $4,900,090 in gold in sight, while roads and water were addressed and automobiles assisted local travel.
Reported confusion surrounds the governor’s plan to intervene over a Board of Ceittens dispute. The governor may seek a writ to resolve the stalemate and permit resignations, with discussions involving Tyuateo Mealtister and the board to determine exact measures and possible reprieves.
A damaged read from Bellaly notes a frightened crowd during a windy Sunday. The lake suffered minor injuries and the scene showed people in danger, yet the community enjoyed the quartolin performance under Fred Graham’s management.
Cadets depart this morning for Lagoon duty performing drills inspections parades and field rounds. An outing feature will be a club battle and a saner will be given by younger cadets to ward the rod of the week.
A commercial club committee in Los Angeles plans to entertain visiting angels arriving soon. The group will host them at Fort Lagoon and Bast Palace, with a detailed hospitality program and additional committees to be formed. A gold and silver invitation costing $200 has been sent to the club.
The Western Pacific Building party shows hopes for Sal. Taos and Tunher smurkel as per Thomas D. Walker crediting vast timber tracts in Ghasta, Staklvon, and Lesser counties, CalHornia. Walker predicts expansion with the Westen Paelfle road within weeks, plus a branch line for a timber boom scouted near Mie. Walla and Judge Willa Town of the Friends court feature in the social notes, while local travel and politics mix with a stray mention of the Langoon rush and a Sunday game.
A rare white pepper mill, claimed as the sole example worldwide, supposedly grinds Schilling’s Meat pepper dough. Experts question the claim as the text presents unclear details and fragmentary names.
Market notes from Salt Lake describe mixed activity in mining stocks with varied prices. Notable movements include Bacrawelito around 10 cents, Carian at 12 cents, Dids-West near $2, Victoria Drought at $2.15 per 100, and New York reVisited around 59 to dispose of 400 shares. Victor Consolidated and Yankee Con show modest activity, with Grand Central at $3 and May Day rising to 1341.
Peter L Kimberly died of apoplexy on Sunday in Chicago. He was a prominent promoter tied to the Annie Lauris and Honevine mines and had extensive interests in many properties under development. He helped found and led Western Exploration Company, making him a familiar figure in Western mining circles.
Captain Henry Stern arrives from New York to consult with the Mittic Mining and Development Company officials. President Steyn will supervise the Tintic and Yampa entities and may implement changes during his regime. Local mine officers report conditions and await instructions for company offices and operations.
In a chaotic scene workers on Mayager Road worked at night to remove debris from a shaft or mine area. Tactics described include lifting material and clearing passages while maintaining safety as the operation continued into the early hours.
A fragmented OCR hunting a song page shows garbled lines and misjoined words. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, yielding an unclear musical piece with several stray letters and distorted phrases.
Fragmented OCR text shows mining site operations with 160 workers and 300 tons daily output. Mentions ore processing practice, management planning, and staged work shifts. Other garbled phrases reference labor, positions, and potential increases in ore tonnage.
The Williams Juvenile Opera Company invites Caen’s audience to see Wilkin open seven fights. The company, praised as a Wungh of amateur excellence, features young performers in a grand musical comedy extravanza Rajah of Parpin. A Saturday matinee offers special rates and a reception follows the show.
A steamship ran aground near Freeport New York and sent distress signals. Lifeboats learned of the vessel as searchlights and a drifting ship’s name and details were unclear. Rescue ships from Merritt Chapman and others were en route, with the grounded craft called dredges Beach and a low sand bar offshore.
Associated Press reports Burlington officials have indefinitely postponed plans to build a railroad reaching the Shoshone reservation. Survey crews are recalled and the field visit canceled, ending prospects of Northwestern, Burlington route links in the Harn basin amid local development concerns.
Fragmented OCR tale describes a chaotic account of medical woes and odd characters. It mentions a Rid Yourself theme, references to Ordnens and kidney piles, and a perplexing mix of names, places, and events. The piece blends personal tragedy with jagged, surreal phrases.
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