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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
6
Time card details show in effect June 7 with nonstandard entries for leave and shift times. Mentions locations 269th and Wassington Avenue and Springs, including several odd initials and titles such as Superistendest and Plygars.
Ogden City Council plans concrete sidewalk improvements on Monroe to Wall avenues and nearby streets. Estimated costs list 841,400.00 for 8 street segments with 10 annual installments. Abutting property owners may object in writing by a set date. hearing June 6, 1906.
A notice from the City of Ogden Utah calls for public consideration of improvements to a canal and adjacent properties. It outlines estimated costs around 8000 dollars, the proposed boundaries, and the levy of taxes and assessments to cover expenses. The city council will meet Monday at the city hall chamber to decide on the matter and authorize installments.
Stocks of the Standard Oil group showed evidence of support by capitalists, influencing market dynamics on a quiet June Saturday in New York. Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pacific were notable examples as investors bet that the Standard group would back the market against administrative concerns, while United States Steel and Pennsylvania treaded firmer with sympathetic strength.
Evelina and Violet debate women’s reform and social duty at a tea, contrasting Sart and Socialist ideals with aristocratic propriety. Evelina mocks reformers while plotting to reform Violet, who pursues a match with Teddy. The duchess ponders principle versus class tradition as they navigate marriage, politics, and servant life.
A protest gathering occurred in Berlin with participants discussing the Russian state and related political tensions. The event spotlighted international relations and public sentiment amid evolving roles and alliances.
Notice appears to outline probate and guardianship actions with unclear names and dates. It references James N. Biantyell, Emily O. Kimball, and unnamed creditors and guardians, plus conditions for filings and deadlines. The legals mix names, roles, and procedural steps in a fragmented OCR read.
A garbled OCR record lists numerous fraternal and civic organizations in Ogden, including details about meetings, officers, and venues. The fragment references Knights Templar, Freemasons, Eagles, and other groups, with scattered names and addresses and occasional notes on meetings and duties. The text also contains stray personal names and partial notices, making cohesive sense difficult.
A fragmented timetable lists multiple named trains and routes including Portland to Salt Lake City connections via intermediate points. It mentions the No 1 Los Angeles Line No 2 Limited, various expresses, daily schedules, and arrival times like 8:00 pm and 6:20 pm, with routes through Spokane, Provo, Nephi, Juab, and Salt Lake City. The text cites the Atlantic Express and Coache Valley Express with daily operations and specific departure times.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple railroad lines and passenger trains with numbers and route points. Mentions Salt Lake City Ogden lines, Pacific railroad, and various express services with associated stations and times. Limited legible details hinder full reconstruction but indicate a historical timetable cluster.
A garbled list of train services from Southern Pacific, naming pacific express, Atlantic express, and local daily services. Mentions routes from San Francisco to Oakland, Monteiro, Corinna, Ketlou, Montelo, Corlone, and Kinton with times like 4:30 am and 5:50 pm, including daily and Sunday variations.
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