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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
2
The piece surveys Roosevelt’s rising prominence and public stance, contrasting his leadership with opponents while detailing a heated debate over alcohol production and use. It references proposals to brew and refine alcohol from agricultural byproducts, potential mining applications, and the political stakes surrounding prohibition. The prose links alcohol policy to energy, industry, and national leadership dynamics.
A fragmented 19th century temperance discourse cites Phoebe Cone and other notable women urging practical reform over idealism. The piece questions prohibition, praising moderation and urging temperance advocates to support beer as a humane compromise while criticizing extremists and sensational opponents.
A fragmented OCR item lists names and phrases including Ped Hessom and Roth Phowea alongside a garbled date or event reference. No coherent event or organizations are clear, but the text signals a roster or notice fragment from a local page.
An incoherent OCR passage shows scattered political dialogue about senators and rules. Names like Gorman Platt Depew and Addicks appear amid garbled phrases. The text hints at debates over power, stock, and business but remains largely indecipherable.
A reflective meditation on choosing paths, fate, and the roads we travel. The narrator urges return to the crossroads as a symbol of judgment and renewal, noting pain, doubt, and perseverance, with a moral about wrong turns and the possibility of redemption.
Washington hour long debate on a civil appropriation bill for the District of Columbia stretched to four hours with adjournment into near tomorrow. An amendment allowing retired U S officers to be appointed and a commission on international water duties were discussed amid opposition to extra funding for marking locations of American solitary falls and temporary interventions in Cuba and China.
A federal court in Milwaukee on June 11 issued a sweeping decree restraining several railroad companies from reducing interstate freight rates or offering rebates. The order bars the defendants including the Chicago Milwaukee Road and allied lines from paying or agreeing to concessions, and directs payment of costs by the defendants. The decree preserves the validity of official rates and halts any future discriminatory rate practices until further court action.
A tour group, including doctors and a nurse from San Francisco, traveled to Belmont Park when a vehicle crash occurred. Twenty six people were injured. Dr Tommy McKellar of Chicago and others were reported seriously hurt as the vehicle overturned and burst into flames.
A countess in Bowery Street Germant is entangled with Jonze agency plots to secure funds. A man called thelty a Messora party took part, leading to a scheme where the pretender Vega Lonler Howson is revealed. Howson is arrested and confesses to posing as a noblewoman.
An OCR reading outlines plans for new cruisers and armament for the Rubbian Navy. It notes a 1908 culmination, mentions naval yards, gun mounts, and preps for completion by late 1997 ahead of a 7958 milestone, with multiple components ready for sequential commissioning.
The 106 Angeles delegation led by Colonel Merion Brooks arrives in Lowinville Ky for the Kentucky homecoming week opener on Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Nevin, 76, and 80 year old Universos Prealon Lealy join, along with Loulew1 Hardie from Denver. She will receive honors during the week.
In Knogen City on June 11 Mrs Susan Ghadatte Underwood died after drinking cream at the Bronner home 666 Houston Boulevard. Bryan Underwood and the widow of Drury Underwood, a well known contractor, are named in the incident related to a railroad accident years earlier.
A June gathering discussed the Beveridge Amendment with focus on labeling meat products and federal jurisdiction. Proposals included government labels on all meat items and inspections before shipment, with cost questions and regulatory authority under review.
June 11. The failure of the M S Hanna Coal company to induce striking miners to return to work has prompted renewed official action. Authorities plan to protect workers as operations resume tomorrow, with threats of violence and property damage cited if guards are not provided.
Fragmented OCR text describes a convoluted pledge involving Paria Jana Le and Walter Wellton childta and a ritual of power. It references European minds, military Taco, and a memory event tied to science and multiple branches, implying a memorial or pledge context.
Mr Wellman and fellow expedition members praised the project’s results and voiced confidence in further success. Wellman says he plans to begin work on Friday of this week and will proceed with the next phase on the upcoming Friday.
The Saliary Nia committee, visiting San Francisco’s rehabilitation effort, arrived in Washington tonight. Members include Judge William Sorrow and Dr Edward Dering among others, planning talks with Congress and Treasury officials on bonds, municipal debts, and federal aid to rebuild San Francisco after the earthquake. If approved, unissued city bonds could be made receivable for national bank deposits to finance reconstruction and housing for 40,000 displaced residents.
In Petersburg on June 1, a new party aligned with radical agrarian aims announced via an interview with 24 Yermolotov, ex-minister of agriculture. The outfit, likely to secure a council majority, plans to work with conservatives like Count Hapien and Michael Stakevich. It rejects wide expropriation but seeks a lower-house agrarian reform committee. Widespread shortages and unrest plague Kherson and Voronezh regions as famine tightens grip.
A June 11 bulletin from the Department of Commerce and Labor notes that trade with Japan surpasses all Oriental trade in the fiscal year 1906 reaching about 10600000 in calendar year 1894 and over 255000000 in the fiscal year 1905. The report highlights shipments from the United States to Japan and China as a notable feature of the last decade with rising export values and changing terms of trade.
June secretary of agriculture notified Mayor Dunne that the government was reviewing laws governing the inspection of the user industry with aims to determine if they are too stringent. A secretary was to be appointed to oversee beet inspection as presentment approaches. The minister’s remarks emphasized the department’s need to consider potential expenditures.
A clipped historical remark signals expectation of thorough resislation and imminent legislation. The text references correspondence and anticipation of a day when reform measures will be enacted, with plans to update the addressee as ideas mature.
Several Central and South American republics express reluctance or decline invitations to The Hague conference planned for July. United States push for early autumn timing. Venezuela and others ignore notices while Hallvia Guatemala Honduras Peru accept. Brazil Argentina and Mexico show tentative interest under pre scribed conditions.
Washington reports leaders aim to adjourn by July 1 pending final handling of statehood and pending conferees on canal construction. Senate Republicans seek agreement on adjournment as June 22 discussions linger over canal type and lingering priorities.
Washington June 11 The Titman Hocking dispute over a Chicago National Bank statue and an inquiry led by Gendras Tillonan revived in the senate. The investigation concerns a resolution for probes into the bank’s affairs, before Senator Aldrich’s finance committee where Jamel Walsh appears.
A storm last night struck four people taking shelter under a tree in an alley in New York. They were burned but all survived. The group included William Block, 23, his wife Laura. Maya Setinhale, 30. Subhan Chatterbell, 27, and Chitterbell Burke who was injured.
Fragmentary item references Judge Landis, June 11, and representatives Dewle and Vollya factions. Mentions Zion City properties and antipy claims on a Chesourt trail. Reads as delayed courtroom decision coverage with unclear specifics.
June 11 report from railway hubs shows thousands of workers idle amid disruption across lines. Union leaders say ties like Brickington to Grieklayers and Mason fuels blocking traffic as the International union efforts struggle to secure wages and hours.
Incomplete report notes a man named Ting Mayer Mirovich dying from wounds near a letter office. A reverend and secretary are mentioned as part of the scene with police officers present.
Four hundred? ten thousand voters resumed work in the Mtuminase area today. Within a few days 2,000 will resume mining in the city county block field, with no near-term changes noted.
Washington June 11 debate on sundry civil bill includes Kolfer motion for a $4000 appropriation to finish marking and interring sites where American soldiers and sailors fell or were temporarily buried in foreign soil. Tawney denounces the idea as duplicative of existing practices, citing Mesina cemetery and King’s Mountain as examples of U S burial efforts.
The New York Yacht Club notes a sprint regatta near San Francisco with three heats. Competitors include Buriato V4 and Sha Ann sailing under San Francisco South Coast club guidance. Race details emphasize a leg pace and notable crews.
The fragment details a yacht race with La Paloma and Anemone, listing time allowances, vessel lengths, and creed of captains. It notes Commo J L Hinelal and Commodore J L Hinelal’s Sol Coast Yacht Club, with a crew aboard La Paloma and Paloma’s measurements.
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A Missouri Pacific wreck near Comiskey Kansas killed one and injured several others. The train carried 47 accompanying pieces of gold and the situation involved fire and damage to the railcar. Authorities reported two people have been identified.
Fragmentary report mentions Awiigedang and a Russian minister, with garbled phrases about a fire and prison conditions. No coherent events or verifiable details emerge from the readable lines.
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