29 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
1
A cryptic bid to claim value from grain processing references Haver end strength nutriment and gluten. The text touts life and health in California wheat products and mentions a Pacific Cereal Association and an AML food process with a San ywoclecw mention.
Fragmented OCR lists names and places in a garbled notice about judges, locations, and items. It references Kenly Goolden Findarar Harpletde Wren and others, with stray phrases like a bottle and a drug sample, and mentions Portland Ores Bela and The Herplude 22 Detroit Minh in a puzzling historical clipping.
The notice invites customers to visit THIBE & JONES at 2295 Watch Goth or call 297K to explore their choice of groceries and delivery method, promising cleanliness, care, prompt home delivery, and courteous service.
A Salt Lake Standard Examiner report notes W. L. Stewart tied to forgery charges, with typhoid fever affecting many, and details a Vine Street shoe firm thefts totaling 123 dollars. Detective work and hospital care are described as the suspect awaits prosecution while other convention delegates discuss federation leadership and a separate grand larceny arraignment for John Smith.
Mrs. Minnie Beane sues Frank W Baque in district court for divorce. She claims annual income of no less than 2800 dollars and that he failed to provide proper support. She alleges addiction to intoxicants and improper conduct since their Seattle marriage on September 11, 1902.
A damaged Salt Lake page fragment references University of Utah custodian August Nardyrll granted a two year leave, administration shifts with Reporder Critchlow to New York for water and sewer bonds, and a fire department badge presentation. It notes juvenile court commission actions and city attorney inquiries, plus scant railway and insurance mentions and odd spellings.
Corlaa wha 8 Klay performs on the mining stock exchanges with 14 600 shares traded pushing prices to 22 percent. Ajax sold 100 at 15, Ma Day 800 at under 5 cents, Ontario 200 at 2 dollars, fuller Liberal down 10 91 on a 2 cent assessment. New York declined 2 cents with 1 700 shares. Ridge and Valley stock bid 35 cents after noon on the curb, adjacent to Gemin, seen as a likely proposition. John W Langley has taken an interest in Nevada claims near Silver Peak with Duncan A McDonald opening a 3 ft wide dump of fines showing gold values. H W Horne to Milford to investigate an upside property for Boston interests. copper values noted.
In Gdeeus June 2 mutineers capture the Potemkin, the crew murders officers, hoists the red flag, and seizes guns aboard. Barricades rise and firing rings through the city as the main Russian fleet nears. Odessans flood the docks to witness the mutiny and possible assault, with authorities warning of open fire against interference.
Reports from Odessa describe mutinies and martial law as crowds clash with police and troops. The Potemkin moved toward Sebastopol while fires engulf shipyards and docked vessels. Authorities warned of weeks of martial law and a halt to normal life as casualties mounted and inquiries began.
Fragmented OCR reading describes stomach issues and stimulant myths, with garbled names and phrases. It references stomach ache cures, tonics, and dubious treatments, mentioning doctors and unfamiliar terms. The text is largely indecipherable but centers on indigestion and supposed remedies.
Roosevelt thanks Kaiser in a formal message following a Harvard visit. The record notes cordial reception from German and British observers and mentions a broader foundation of mutual courtesy and friendship among the Allied and Central powers during tense postwar diplomacy.
The prompt provides a garbled OCR line asking to scan classified ads and address pages. It references Walt and want ads but lacks coherent events or entities. This item appears as a fragmented listings snippet with no clear people, places, or actions to anchor a news card.
A garbled OCR line references illness and travel, mentioning gout and names that appear corrupted. The readable fragment points to a health or itinerary note but lacks clear details, dates, or place names to establish a full event or person.
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