10 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
1
An ad style text touts refined California Wheatine, claiming removal of coarse parts and no waste. Mentions processing and association names in unclear wording, implying a product promotion without clear details or dates.
A fragmented report describes editors siding with employers over labor demands linked to national power and unity debates. It notes reactions from Congress, mentions President and Speaker Cannon, and lists officers elected for a federation, with plans to travel for further activities in several states.
Report outlines Chicago Subway construction by the Chewaya Subway company. Freight landing facilities nearing completion as work proceeds daily. Excavation has reached 60,000 cubic yards, with concrete through dunes to 26,000 cubic yards. About thirty-two miles of bored tunnels intersecting the city, with electric lines and rails being installed for trolley wires and elevated street levels.
Five Baden Graduate participate in annual commencement at the university. relatives and faculty attended as graduates presented with degrees and honorary mentions. notes reference to local businesses and railway franchise developments impacting energy and coal markets in Utah and Colorado.
Fragmentary OCR text from Salt Lake mining notes mentions polling, miners, location hints, and figures like 4000 and 2 103, with scattered words resembling names and places but no clear events or outcomes.
A World War II era dispatch describes naval actions with Enquist leading a squadron toward a clash with Japanese forces. The British and Allied ships press the pursuit amid heavy fire as cruisers and destroyers maneuver, reporting damage to a flagship and attempts to break through Japanese defenses.
Investigations into the Alan copper nine follow a cheater lag completable report. After a conference with Manager Tacks by J Bailie, senior officials outline possible outcomes. The forthcoming report to Teron could influence major deals and attract capital for investment and development.
Samr rive known to police as the wel was held to answer in district court yesterday by Judge Dichine on $800 bail for burglary. Evidence showed stove and saloon were broken into and tobacco stolen. The owner identified the suspect as Gilre and said he left the premises briefly while the break in occurred. Gilre was arrested upon his return.
A chaotic report lists ore shipments from multiple mines and locations including Bingham, Stackton, Tintin, Nevade, and Tintle, with cars from Alix and Deep Creek sections. It notes corporate activity by Mountain View Mining and Milling, a dividend on the Ohi Girl mine, railroad activity, and personnel changes including M. L. Johnson retiring to develop North Bingham property.
Fragmentary report describes a coroner’s inquest into the Craig deaths with uncertain details. It notes the involvement of Craig family members James A. Craig and John Ay Craig, and references a location in a canyon. The text lacks clear outcomes or formal findings.
A sweeping injunction seeks to halt city officials led by Mayor Mocela from proceeding with a million dollar power extension and related actions. The case names Dr George Wierbeek, Gull Lake City, the Real Estate Association, and other city officers as defendants. The Supreme Court is urged to issue protection preventing further steps until the matter is resolved, with potential orders to prevent further acts if needed.
An arrest note mentions Duilnek Thirkilny held on a charge of being drunk with a Nuon total of 4 dollars and 102.18 cents. The column hints at a court appearance, a Los Angeles visit, and a public sale date set for June 28. The fragmented text references tax, attendance, and committee matters amid garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR passage references a steamer voyage with disjointed names and places including New York and London. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but mentions of a person named Rogers and a 48 mile segment hint at a travel or shipping snippet from a historic page.
A garbled parcel of archival text describes a land sale, listing locations such as New York and various streets. It references preparations for a probate sale and mentions vendors, cattle, and legal actions. The legibility issues obscure dates and many names, but the core event appears to be a contested sale overseen by Franklin and associates.
The report notes a local tug of war match where the team from Romney defeats Bog with a steady pull. Key players include Tanti and several unnamed locals who helped secure the victory amid rough conditions on the riverbank.
A scrambled advertisement style piece presents testimonials praising Peruna for catarrh, colds, and general health. It quotes multiple named readers from various places claiming dramatic relief, noting ages from mid seventies to eighty plus and urging others to try the tonic.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person claiming to be nearly ninety and reflecting on age and health. The snippet hints at birthday musings and worn items, with phrases indicating long years and present condition.
An uneven OCR account tells of a 1818 ocean voyage ending in fire and peril, with misread names and dates. The vessel faced pursuit and abandonment, a dramatic rescue attempt, and reports of engines failing, boats launched, and passengers saved. A later note resembles market data and trade figures, mentioning ship losses and Canadian failures.
A fragmented note from Bradstreets in New York hints at a weekly summary of retail trade and wholesale markets. The garbled text mentions weather ahead and a large volume of business, though many words are unreadable.
Washington reports indicate June Bell Holmes Jiyy associated with a stalemated inquiry as a pretext for suspension amid an investigation of irregularities in the publication process. The San Francisco jury deliberations on FW Mavatretti face perjury allegations tied to the Weimar primary law case.
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