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Fragmented OCR text mentioning Independent Phong and names with numbers. No clear event or outcome. Summary preserves uncertain entities as readable.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Independent Phong and names with numbers. No clear event or outcome. Summary preserves uncertain entities as readable.
Fragmented OCR reports a long war era overview mentioning Port Arthur, Lina Yang end Maken, and 260,000 Russian casualties in one year. It cites battles at Mieke Mee and rivers with Russia, Japan, and allied forces suffering heavy losses totaling millions, describing a world history turning point yet unsure in detail.
A 19th century analysis discusses New York’s immigrant influx, origins by region, and shifting literacy rates. It notes large southern and eastern European arrivals, varying literacy levels by origin, and debates on residency rights versus social integration. The piece underscores concerns about native population impact and calls for policy considerations on immigration.
More witnesses were summoned by the federal grand jury in the heavy beef trust case today. The inquiry may not end until next week as the panel reviews new testimony and potential charges are considered.
A dangerous escape occurred around 11 o'clock from ward 15 at the Stile mental hospital. Three male inmates, including George Kipp and JonA KR, fled the building using improvised routes. Staff conducted a rapid search as investigators review how the men accessed the exterior and left the property.
Fragmentary, mistyped account describes a disturbance in a courtroom with cries and pleading. The injured or distressed individuals appear to be unnamed, with references to a mother and children and a statement about a man named Tet or Tet being sought. The text is heavily garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A chaotic clipping describes a World’s Fair contest where young ladies must submit receipts and vote tallies by Saturday, with duplicate receipts and a running list of contestants. It lists several voter totals, names, and addresses, noting Miss Lillian Newton and Miss Pearl Williams as top contenders and mentioning office hours and receipt procedures.
The National Stock company opened at the Utahon theater with the musical extravaganza A Trip to Mars by Frank Maltese. The Wrong Mrs Ap ricton drew strong applause with perplexing situations. Ogden imports include Miss Thompson Bridges Jacobs who sing and dance. Robert Bilis earns praise as a baritone while Amy Granville and Ming Patrick perform lively numbers. The Utahan Pave theater vaudeville remains popular with Abbott Bryant American Japs tumblers and other acts.
Frail. Kiere goose to hla farm at Arpaia reno folay ta meet the Congressional Reclamation commission where he will confer with them regarding Sigalian matters permitting to this own country. It is conceded that Mr Tito ia one of the heat fiformed wen on Ho Irrigation queation in the sweat.
New York June report says James V. Alexander and James H. Hyde resign as president and vice president of the Equitable Assurance Society amid an independent probe. Other officers also step down, with Morton taking chair and delaying action on the resignations as details remain unsettled.
The Moria Examiner claims advertising benefits from cash paying subscribers. It argues that the newspaper with more paid subscribers, particularly in Weber County, commands higher ad revenue. It invites readers to compare Examiner circulation and prove it has fewer subscribers to influence advertising. The piece emphasizes cash pay and reader engagement as advertising drivers.
A fragment discusses Minister Bowen and calls for stern action against corruption, stressing that misconduct harms the government’s credibility. It notes Bowen’s long consular and diplomatic service and questions his suitability, urging resignation or punishment to protect the service.
A fragmentary note quotes Roosevelt directing the dismissal of a minister for misconduct. The record presents a terse order indicating removal from service, with Roosevelt’s initial and signature. The passage reflects official action and authority exercised in a formal setting.
The notice describes a Thursday trip to Lagoon on the Oregon Short Line with Ogden departure at 1 30 pm and Logan arrival 10 16 pm. Tickets are offered with a round trip price and admissions to grounds. Adults priced at 78 and children at 33, inviting everyone.
Portland Oregon report notes Richardon, secretary of the National Toll Roads association, announcing his candidacy for president of the organization. W L Moore of St Louis is also a candidate for reelection. The convention slated to begin tomorrow.
A notice announces an excursion to Baltair with a special train leaving Ogden at 10:00 a m and returning from Baltair at 10:40 p m. Round trip price is 1.26 dollars with child fare listed. Also notes the death of H W Baker widow of H N Baker aged 62 and mentions J A Moura freight traffic manager of Union Park railway who recently escorted her home in his private car.
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