08 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement asserts Newbro's Herplelde destroys a germ causing hair loss and skin conditions. It promises a "satisfactory cure" after removing the germ, selling a sample and urging readers to buy via mail order.
An OCR fragment markets medical cures and patent remedies from Toledo Ohio firms. It mentions Mel's Cua v h Cure and Boned for citesinnt, with addresses and sales pitches and references to local ads and want ads in the period style.
Voters remeet at the thirteenth annual convention of the Western Segregation of Minera. Executive committee will convene before adjournment. The day’s events include credentials for Livingston and support for wage cuts amid strong union backing. Notable attendees include Sedyeck, Gardner, Weeden, Hauser, Hogan, Toot, O’Brien, and Fillysimmons among others.
A crowded campus audience heard General Cortelyou deliver the valedictory address at the state university commencement. He praised rational educational aims linking theory to practice, urged duty to the state, and warned against sensationalism while calling for honesty, efficiency, and patriotism in government and industry.
An inventor named Mogkeilye af dorney Clits from Nod Minn introduces a condenser claimed to extract every by product from smokey coal. He asserts it neutralizes obnoxious gases and contagions, improves efficiency, and will reduce costs across industries. The device reportedly works with soft coal and claims broad industrial impact.
Seaphong hosts a large delegation of employer and prominent men for the start of Bell Telephone installation along the bathing MOA area, 3,000 feet from shore. The system is a safety measure for bathers with shore contact for aid, followed by dancing and feasting after a luncheon.
In All Happwes college a faculty demonstration opened with a Salt Lake theater event on Thursday evening. A petition was filed in District court to appoint guardian for Ray Spencer Sheets, a minor, and the estate is valued above $52,000. Chamberlain sues Parker for $2,100.14. Salt Lake graduates received certificates Tuesday at Calder's. A Bingham Junction burglary led to a quick arrest and a fourth burglar is charged with breaking a slot machine.
Market report from Salt Lake notes scattered prices and volumes. Stocks traded include Mammoth and Bailar Liberal with varied results and limited demand. Prices quoted range from 113 to 181-8, with several lots sold or offered and no clear bulk demand observed.
A fragmented notice describes public discontent with a draft related to moneyback tea and a proposed slot Nive, reflecting local economic unease and shortages. The readable fragments hint at brewing interests and financial pressures impacting residents.
A government telegraph from Vice-Admiral Rojestvensky dated May 4 details his defeat at sea. He describes shifting his flag to the battleship Knias Souvarott, losing consciousness after a wound, and transferring to the torpedo destroyer Balay. The Balay separated, the fleet sighted Duitri Donekol, and Rojestvensky says the Erdavi surrendered to two Japanese torpedo boats, ending with his arrival at Basebo.
Flooding continues in several counties as rivers, including the Rio Grande and Poudre, overflow banks and wash out stretches of road and bridges. Rain persists in the northeast area, causing widespread property damage and hampered travel. Authorities report rising water levels and ongoing assessments.
A government embezzlement case centers on a Smithsonian Institution official, Win W. Kurt, age 50s, accused of diverting about 41,000, with payments and transfers tied to the Smithsonian and a government bureau. The article notes the man’s long tenure since 1880, his duties, and the case being pursued in a federal arena, with courtroom procedures and indictments outlined.
Spokane game details show Ogden losing 10 to 2 with poor fielding. Hastings replaced by Chileton amid weak warm up. Syke Maven scores noted. Salt Lake defeat described. Boise shuts Gul Salt Lake. Pacific National League president resigns to allow game postponement before June 12.
Fragmented game report covers multiple baseball clashes from Tacoma to Los Angeles and San Francisco. It notes pitchers Innes and Moskiman, scattered hits, late scoring, and misplays, with Seattle, Oakland, and Philadelphia results and hazy details about lineups and fielding errors.
National sports notes report Pittsburg and Chicago games on June 7 with mixed results. Steves Pillsbury and Flaherty face off in one contest while Young, Street, and O'Day are noted in another. Attendance hovers around 3,500 as teams clash across two venues with various battery pairs listed.
The report lists fifth race results with Wade first Liberia second and Major third in 1 58. A later seven furlong event mentions around and Laurels with Rippler third and a time around 1 80 time 2 3. The OCR text is garbled but preserves key names Wade Liberia Major Laurels Rippler and times.
London reports Professor Schweninger of Berlin urging restraint on frequent use of the knife in pediatric cases and criticizing indiscriminate surgeries such as unnecessary appendectomies. A Western surgeon echoes concerns about overuse, advocating nonoperative care where possible and cautioning against routine organ removal.
Race details show multiple events at Gravecsend New York with winners including Cam po, Proper, Tranamure, Major DaneTMeh, Chplain Botr, Titn, and Btitelle. Times listed include 1:12 245 for six furlongs and 1:16 something for longer races, with runners like Montrose Flatentine Sir Brinkley and Running Water among the placers.
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