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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
4
A historical ad promotes Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure from Royal NahsG) Powder Co in New York City. The fragment emphasizes purity and brand prominence in a period advertisement style.
A reprieve grants Charles Peters, convicted with two others for the murder of Mrs Amana Youngblood, a stay of execution at Canon City while psychiatric evaluation is conducted. Relatives reside in Elyria Ohio. Meanwhile a separate note says Peters may still face hanging at a later date.
An article by Tr. Norman Kerr argues drink habit is a disease and needs scientific treatment. It touts Orrine as a tested cure with No. 1 and No. 2 forms, claims rapid relief, and urges ministers and workers to spread the remedy. Orrine is advertised with a Washington address and a money-back guarantee.
J H Booth of Drake college won first prize in the oratorical contest held in Laurence Kas. The event featured competitors from Drake college with notable entries from Green Castile Wisconsin and Appleton. A separate court action saw Waltimare Ohio Railroad sued for 120000 in Clarkeware.
A court filing describes alleged discrimination against a coal transport firm and a conspiracy to ruin property, seeking 70 000 dollars in damages plus 50 005 exemplary damages. It lists California excursion routes from April to May with multiple one way and round trip fares through Ogden to San Francisco and Los Angeles via various lines, including open return tickets and stopovers.
A Sunray report notes a bowling excursion headed to Salt Lake City. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but reference a May event, a group or team named Qeepan Suez Vine and a cost of $1. Planning mentions AD tesind amid scattered fragments.
Philadelphia May reports that ten major coal and coke companies in Pennsylvania and Clearfield are preparing to resume work. Operators reportedly have unanimity to resist wage scale demands, favoring an open shop, and plan to meet next week with representatives from capital interests exceeding $1 billion.
A garbled report states an athletic fight or event in Los Angeles set for May 25. The text is unreadable but hints at a regional entry milestone and possible rule or eligibility issues affecting participants.
In a turbulent convention scene delegates assemble amid calls for unity and decisive action. Mitchell presides as discussions center on miner concerns, with key figures including President Mitchell and officials from the miners’ federation weighing a mineral substate plan and potential wage scales amid tense negotiations.
A reader from Ogden recounts long kidney pain relieved by Doan's Kidney Pie, claiming repeated failures with other remedies and doctors. The letter notes head pains, backache, fever, and kidney secretions easing after using the product bought from a local agent in Smit Lake.
Fragmented OCR text centers on Napoleon Bonaparte’s birthplace with garbled names and era references. It mentions a house and estate features, a pastry shop, and scattered notes about Capel Hin Nas bene and other misread details, lacking coherent events or dates.
A fragment lists numerous churches and services including morning and evening worships at First Congregational, Central Park Presbyterian, Church of the Good Shepherd, Third Presbyterian, First Baptist, Lutheran Church, and related Sunday schools and prayer meetings. It notes pastors and locations, with varied service times and special events across several city blocks.
Dr Towland returns from a Panama trip amid a tall wire investigation into the Isthmian canal project. The May Appleian magazine piece cites scrutiny of past claims and notes no conclusive evidence of the proposed canal work, questioning American confidence and discussing French involvement and engineering debates.
Old time ad copy asserts greatest care in all times and prompt service to customers including families. It claims not to keep crogrowers and to price medicines as low as possible based on necessity ingredients, inviting readers to trust its prescriptions and service.
An advertisement asserts that physicians value the product for delivering exactly what prescriptions require. It emphasizes using only fresh, full strength chemicals to ensure accuracy and reliability for patients.
A fragment discusses the Panama Canal issue with plans to dam the Chagres river and potential 200 foot excavation, then shifts to a Paris fashion piece on mannequins. It covers qualifications for a successful mannequin including education, taste, temperament, and awareness of global styles.
Washington May 4 Able charity tote for San Francisco earthquake victims was sold this afternoon at FriendlY home of John My McLean near this els. General B F Hawkes dead Washington May 4 Benjamin F Makes veteran of Mexican civil and Seminole wars and former adjutant general of Illinois died aged 32 during funeral ceremony at Tidalways Park funeral.
An old advertisement touts Rving’s Buchu Wafers as Nature’s remedy for Bright’s Disease congestion kidney troubles bladder issues gout gravel jaundice diabetes hiccups and female ailments. The text lists a broad range of conditions claiming to be treated by the product.
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