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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text details a surge of surplus funds and financial maneuvers. It mentions surpluses used to aid the poor, large sums tied to bank accounts, and debates over using surpluses for public works or to stabilize markets. Specific figures appear but are garbled. the piece references insurers, banks, and legislators debating distribution and restraint.
A long, fragmented piece discusses beer, temperance, and moral worth in historical context. It references Rupertine influences, prohibition debates, and Western fatigue, noting public sentiment on beverages and the idea of temperance shaping society. The text mentions various places, times, and unnamed figures in a period voice.
A garbled OCR fragment claims Napoléon Bonaparte was born in a Corsican locale and hints at a wartime tale of lineage and mystery. The passage references Proll partisans, Napole Ena’s bedchamber, and a narrative tying Corsican origins to The Times and Foutrark News.
Washington correspondence reports a bankruptcy judgment amid confusion over a York court filing. The decision concerns credits and shipper orders involving Berlin Molly Works and the purchase of machinery valued at eighty five hundred dollars. Details mention shipments, payments due within a month, and subsequent orders.
A garbled set of OCR notes references tenants, landlords, miners, and health concerns. Names like HANS and Vittes appear amid discussions of precaution, municipal governance, and public health measures. The text hints at debates on housing, health, and municipal policy without coherent narrative.
Translated tale recounts Dr T Wo Hing and Dr J Street diagnosing appendicitis without operation. Patient from Shingle Springs, later recovering after two months with weight gain and improved health. Mentioned are AIRMEN Fr Fredman and Dr Ing confirming cure of appendicitis and pneumonia.
Athens May 1 report covers Marathon foot race with 47 competitors. American entries from New York and St Louis faced strong international rivals as Greece, Canada, and England sent teams. Final results note England and Ireland performances, with detailed times and distances to be published later.
Bids open at the Union Portland Cement Company office in Ogden for a project involving about 10 090 cubic yards of rubble masonry and roughly 8 000 cubic yards of concrete work plus foundation excavations and all corresponding work. Groundwork to be completed at the companys factory in Portland Utah 81 miles east of Ogden along the main line. Further details available by calling the company office.
Rear Admiral Brownson led a formal dinner aboard the West Virginia for French Admiral Campion and three French cruisers in North River celebrations. Notables included Gen Horace Potier and French and American officers, with toasts to Franco American naval ties and the Marseillaise sung.
Travel notice outlines an April 25 to May excursion with stops and a round trip price of 69.30 dollars. Includes limited stopovers and carryover considerations with final timetables to be confirmed in July.
Fragmented report describes a coal strike affecting anthracite miners seeking higher wages and safer conditions. President and secretary hold talks in New York with union leaders as officials consider potential settlement and public utilities respond to disruptions.
A garbled OCR line references an anthracite strike and a providence related term, mentioning Elon, Suspension cenjinars, Mitchell, and Provident. Details are unclear, but implies a labor dispute or strike context tied to anthracite coal.
The Portland Cement Company receives general store, drug store, butcher shop, hotel and bar room privileges at the new Civn of Portland. Details available at the company office in the Vowlsalors, Ordon.
Charles H. Cole former president of the Globe Nations Bank Boston was released in Greenfield Massachusetts after serving four days for grand larceny involving the appropriation of bank funds. His conviction stems from December 1389 financial disturbances linked to the Squire Packers and the Globe National Bank failure. Cole returned to Hireham Massachusetts after release.
A clipped timetable announces a California excursion with dates April 25 to May 5 including routes Ogden to San Francisco and return via Portland, and Ogden to Los Angeles with round trips priced around 42.00. The fragment also mentions service via Southern Pacific and additional terms, with notes on limited tickets and page-wide travel details.
Salvation Army of New York announces a large May event at the Madison Square Garden amphitheater to aid San Francisco victims. The program spans May 11 to May 18 with Evangeline Goldman directing a song program and a living cross formation created by Mrs. Booth. Army uniforms and ritual elements mark the procession as officers prepare a two-stage event culminating in a Brooklyn area open air meeting.
Last chance to purchase large or small farm implements including good range wagons with easy ten year payments. Contact Union Pacific Tank Agency at 18 W South St Salt Lake City for details and purchase options.
An Armstrong Act committee, named yesterday, will review the Pastan policyholders matter at the Life Natirinoe Company of New York. The panel includes Folumen ddacoln, Harvard cottage overseer nominee Bain Hilo Abaott, Wisconsin Central ex-president, Williams of Brave Atrecs Trust, and Col. vanavon Maswachnadtts. The committee reports a $2,000,000 insurance stake and urges stockholder awareness ahead of the November selection.
Seattle contributions on Hand Praneinen exceed $1000, with Myhzeri atone ansien pnee eiativon in he received by the chamber of ereamicres and the numbor.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a late arrival in New York and a convoy of cars and observation compartments. Mentions Erwin fears and names Denver and Chicago personnel, with truncated titles and roles.
Chicago May 1 A man aged sixty died after handing a child at a storefront. He slipped into an open stairway from the sidewalk and suffered a fractured skull, never regaining consciousness. He left behind four children and a widow.
G A Muller and Son advertise a full range of wallpaper and border fabrics at 2662 Wash street near Jad phone 1099. They promote three wholesale lines with good hanging quality and factory finishes. Over 12 years of experience claimed.
The April clash in the anthracite coal region left scores injured as miners attacked state police troops with stones and fire. Troops dispersed the crowd after a salvo of gunfire, sparking fear in mining villages and prompting authorities to call in reinforcements from Reading toward Mount Carmel.
Troopers encamped at Stewartsville near Sayre colliery after a disturbance involving a tenant Soh commundal natice windguarters. Lieutenant Smith was arrested on charges of assault and battery, held on bail as authorities curtail further trouble. No further incidents expected.
In April the United States Supreme Court heard a motion by the attorney general regarding a land grant dispute involving the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Company and Muskogee tribal lands. The case centers on grant sections along a 10 mile wide strip across multiple tribes, with extensive land and coal resources cited as evidentiary value.
Boft Coalds workers in Prinxamaunes and nearby districts vote to strike after rejected wage and benefit terms. Leaders cite stalled negotiations with Apelt & Company and state guidance, while notices urge continued job actions.
Operators report work at mines could resume as conditions improve and no new disorder affects operations. Officials monitor safety and production levels while workers await word on restart plans and potential scheduling changes.
A passenger steamer sank in Guernsey Channel amid rough seas. Crew and passengers were rescued after a perilous evacuation. details of the incident and the rescuers are reported.
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