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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
2
Publication details for Ferns of “Queecal Ptigns” and Daily Standard listings from Ogden Utah. Notes on subscription options in advance, rates, and publication addresses. The text lists multiple papers with varying frequencies and delivery methods.
A long, fragmented meditation urges young people to pursue hopeful ambitions despite temptations and social pressures. It contrasts perseverance with disillusionment, warning that material wealth is not guaranteed and inner growth remains essential for personal success.
The court case in Penuna centers on misrepresentation by a pharmaceutical company selling medications. The plaintiff alleges deceptive practices to push goods while altering the product’s true purpose, with refunds and consignments in dispute. The trial examines impact on manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, and questions liability for the alleged scheme.
Fragmented dispatch discusses Filipino theater and American stance with Roosevelt moderating and Japanese actions looming. It mentions Russian and Ottoman dynamics, calls for constitutional reform in Muscovy, and hints at Allied naval moves and political pressure shaping the conflict.
W H Runerott announces start of work today on the Oregon Shovel Line transformation project. The plan includes 80,060 dollars raised for force labor, rail progress, and yard improvements while addressing public concerns and local interests amid ongoing regulatory periods.
A garbled report on Morner's confrontation with Oxdon residents over insincerity of officials and calls for improvements. The text is largely unreadable, with key names and actions obscured, but implies public dissatisfaction and demands for change.
Transitional reporting notes that French Moroccan policy unsettles the country and heightens German tension. Premier Briand and Foreign Minister Jules Renouard discuss Morocco with deputies fearing war risk. Rouviers appeals for patriotism while papers caution on defence preparedness and urge a conciliatory path with Germany.
United States officers raided the Montana Mining, Loan and Investment firm accusing it of operating a lottery scheme under federal gambling laws. Secretary treasurer Daniel B. Jacobs was implicated as the scheme allegedly sold tickets for a "Get-That-Double" plan with quarterly payouts and claimed dividends. Jacobs was released pending further action, while investigators pursue federal charges.
Mayor Weaver initiates a broad shake-up amid the city government as Andrew Z. Ghat is removed from the tax office, Frank E. Snoilth advances, and police and banking probes widen. Several department changes follow.
A garbled report notes the resignation of Gully amid House of Commons turmoil and leadership struggle over speakership, with references to NE health, premier figures, and a reshaping of cabinet roles. The fragmentary text mentions Lainin, June 6, and a British political setting.
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses various names and places in a confused way, mentioning a city, officials, and events but yielding no clear narrative or verifiable details. The readable bits point to a political or ceremonial scene, yet specifics are unreadable.
London June 7 The correspondent of the Daily Telegraph reports that submarines were used in a battle near Biralts to hinder the Russian medley. Togas admiralty officers surrendered and attempted to blow up the vessel. The Japanese forces intercepted the move and casualties occurred as the Mikasa signaled victory. The battle featured Admiral Togas’s side, with notable defense and a final stand near Sheaba.
Linevitch signals unwavering war stance amid Russo-Japanese border tensions. He asserts the emperor’s will guides him, aims to defeat Japan in Manchuria, and rejects peace talks. AP reports indicate Russian HQ notes fleet issues and supply limits amid Battle of Port Arthur context.
At a late hour this afternoon manager Craft Hunt of Williams Opera Company received a telegram stating the leading member was suddenly ill, forcing the company to defer its opening until Monday, June 7.
A June 6 notice from Ephraim outlines employment rules for the Native reserves. It states forest rangers and assistants must pass civil service exams or be exempt. It lists upcoming examination sites and dates in Park City, Mount Pleasant, and Pleasant Grove, Utah.
Provo reports funeral services set for Thomas Starn and Beskie Jones in Methodist and Pivot Ward houses. Local marriages, visits, and notable residents include Volmar Nebeker 22, All etva Bingham 81, Charles Petry 29, Anna ander 28, Sidney Club 22, Katy Colvin 22. Judge Storey from Ouray weighs in on a Telluride Power matter. County board debated establishing a county rand near Provo Canyon. Albert Nelson injured when a horse collision knocked out several teeth. W.G. Williams, who returned from the country, jailed by Bull Lake police. Provo mayor announces a bond election for water works modernization and expansion totaling 111,000.
A chaotic downtown election centers on Portland's mayoral contest and a decision to grant a private telephone company a city franchise. Democratic contenders vie as voters weigh control and lasting impact on municipal services.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at mixed tones and garbled phrases. It mentions blends, types, ten, foes, differences, sounds like game or art notes. No clear event, place, or persons are readable enough to identify.
Washington dispatch reports Major General Bates from duty in command of the northern military division with HQ at St Louis to proceed to Washington. Brigadier General Wint, commanding the Missouri with HQ at Omaha, ordered to assume command of the northern division until a permanent assignment. Generals Bates and Gillespie to retire this year and Randall to be promoted to major general. Colonel A L Wagner to brigadier general.
A fragmentary Rio era item notes the Norwagetan Intlt Midnatsal, 3,250 sons, wrecked on Bella Tote 18 Cote Dred. The report mentions the Midnatasal Inft Parcagnul voyage diverted to Rosario with details incomplete and dates unclear.
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