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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
5
A garbled 1914 era report references Russia and Japan seeking peace terms. Washington is noted as a potential peace center with talks linked to The Hague, Paris, and European pressure. Officials discuss Kuropatkin, Nihil nations, and fleet movements as editors hint at a staged diplomatic push without clear outcomes.
A garbled report describes Takamiaa and Washington figures in a tense exchange over warnings and data sharing. The text mentions a leader named Tae and a pushback against a president, with references to this tense confrontation and claimed obedience.
The German steamer Yoturton was sunk by the Don auxiliary cruiser on May 30, according to reports received at Loos. The Tetarian, en route Crum Olaru, Japan, carried cargo of rails and other goods. The Tetarian belonged to the Plopsburg Shippings line, with contraband on board.
Royal wedding at St George’s chapel Windsor draws emperors, princes, and dignitaries from Europe as Princess May Margret of Connaught and Prince Augstie Adolpinus of Crewe unite amid regal processions, floral displays, and traditional anthems. Weather favors the event with a summer glow over the historic setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on Japan's progress and a Renken Cheyneler society member in a Bur region. Mentions a commission and an adr kantilty phrase while referencing Kenoe and a JPEG event. details are unclear and partially garbled.
A distorted report from Sydney Nova Scotia notes a 25,000 ton iron ore shipment dispute and a race among global mills, with Alton and Valeroa involved, while Northen ply tron market shows weakness. The Dewinton Ive de Breet company plans a 25,000 ton waths order. Japanese and American firms push steel car and merchant pipe demand amid fiscal tension.
Washington reports: elevated fever cases in Taree amid a sixteen year tax sale at City Hall. Proceeds reached 3100,000. Bidders win by shortest lease while original owners redeem by paying taxes plus penalties. Fulton street parcel sold near the Nation Park hawk. Complex legal questions and bidder profits noted in the aftermath.
A cryptic report describes a South Pacific wreck involving WL Mago and Tors stone Th. Wareeery gigas. Wityar fin Trogdon sent on clerk, Herbert Wall at Taewon, Ac T Wat hadly. A dive team examined the wreck at Teo Sonthory Tae a Dae eee SLU ed aly.
Secretary Taft advocates hard line on Chinese exclusion while addressing congressional questions about wartime policy and education. He condemns immigration limits yet promotes gradual restriction and calls for equal standards in examinations and civil rights amid broader debates on domestic reform.
The article discusses Allied pressure on Japan for a cash indemnity after the war, with U.S. President Roosevelt and European powers weighing the impact. It notes Japan’s reluctance to reveal terms, while major powers consider the financial toll and diplomatic consequences for global peace.
A fragmented report from June 15 in Carlstraga mentions Norwegian defense authorities discussing mobilization and potential actions. It notes public and private spaces affected and references Windsor and royal figures in a bewildering blend of names, positions, and events without clear coherence.
In Budhport on an apparent exhibition night villagers clashed with players when promises of a cane nihallam display failed. A scuffle broke out injuring fifteen, with one spectator bitten and police restoring order. Several wounded remain in serious condition.
Former president Grover Cleveland George Westinghouse and Justice Morgan J. O'Brien chaired a meeting at the Buckingham Hotel New York of Equitable Life Assurance trustees. They discussed purchase of Hydro stock and planned to elect a new board of directors with policyholders represented. The trustees also considered the trust deed of Lo Tivdo steel and debated the chairman Paul Morton salary and legal counsel fees amid the society’s troubles.
A scrambled report outlines a severe automobile accident affecting several residents including a prominent Beaten Hogs man and Woold of New York. Names and details are garbled but indicate injuries, a marriage in progress, and a general sense of community disruption.
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