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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
2
Fragment discusses independent and Bell telephone offices including numbers 96, 12, 120 and references to William Glasmanh. It notes both academies closing after 8 p m and lists various phone services. The text is partial and lacks clear events or dates.
A Department of Commerce and Labor briefing analyzes ten years of leather and shoe exports from the United States, noting a shift from domestic to international markets. It details values by category, highlighting boots, gloves, and leather goods, with figures for Britain, Europe, and the Far East. The report covers annual totals and compares past decades to the present export volume.
A garbled OCR passage mixes economic data and political commentary. It references production, trade, labor, and policy topics, mentioning South Africa gold, U S industrial activity, and government officials. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a coherent single event or story.
Glenwood Springs reports mixed signals as President To Roosevelt supporters trek the divide at dawn. Secretaries Loeb and aides arrived at 2 PM amid unsettled camp near Maal Divide creek. Reports describe a tense scene with new riders and rumors of opposition near the Petiale ranch as the party nears tide of public opinion.
The passage questions the safety and use of birth medicines and external applications for childbirth. It raises concerns about perpected formulas, warnings, and the involvement of doctors, parents, and authorities in ensuring safe maternal care.
In a caustic courtroom finale, Levy rails at Nan Patterson’s alleged role in Young’s death. He mocks the defense and suggests letters show betrayal while asserting motive and opportunity. Prosecutor Rand readied additional witness sessions as jurors prepare to deliberate.
Washington May 1 reports indicate a Supreme Court issue regarding the War Revenue Act and its anticipated effects on inflation and federal revenue. Officials warn of broader economic impact while noting a need for careful implementation to avoid unintended consequences.
West Gall died yesterday afternoon after kidney removal operation at the Orden Genort Hospital. The vigil kidney refused to function after the operation, and he passed away. He came to Utah a week ago from Holland, a Latter-Day Saints member. Remains were taken to Larkitt undertaking parlors for burial. funeral date announced later.
An evening of school and church talent featured a large mixed program with singing, dancing, drumming, and instrumental numbers. Notable acts included Warren, Hussey Sung, Gethare Fell, Jack Horger, and Renllation, with a bustling chorus and featured soloists performing works such as Spring and Mother Hubbard, delivering a lively village pageant atmosphere.
The list records guests at Reed Hotel and One Rest including A TY Verrron from Salt Lake City and several New York residents such as Cohu O Reilly and Samuel Biak City. Others include Wm English and S Lesley of New York, with guests from Omaha Columbus and Chicago.
Chiened March 3 reports worsening conditions as rioters and their allies intensify attacks. Employers and workers clash, with 1,690 unemployed taking positions. farmers seek service work, while police ask for weapons to quell unrest and restore order in the city.
A terse notice praises TRA Seliflin’s best tea quality and fair dealings, noting their money handling and reliable business practices. The item emphasizes trustworthy commerce and consistent customer service.
During a labor confrontation in Chicago non union workers and strikers clash as armed escorts and wagons traverse streets. Several people are seriously injured including Otto Helmershar and Charles Kulleit while police intervene. Retail food stocks tighten as deliveries halt and employers threaten resumed service amid ongoing tensions.
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