07 May 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1904
Page
1
The report outlines Japanese naval activity around Port Arthur with landing attempts and bombardments. It notes Russian fortifications and potential defensive positions while describing limited movement and communications disruptions during the May operations.
May report from San Francisco: a circular offers 869 dollars for the capture of three men George Gates Edwin Vernon Gatea and James Arnnt linked to a daring Oregon exprave robbery. They are suspected in a Portland electric plant theft a stage holdup in Weaverville and other crimes. Wells Fargo men and sheriffs pursue them northward into Oregon as railroad police distribute warrants and photos.
A flood of discouraged women report relief after consulting Dr R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription. The text touts in vitro medicines and a regimen promising cure for female weakness while urging readers to consult the doctor by lottery free. Correspondence is said to be confidential to Ch R V Pierce, Ruffalo NM.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a nonstandard comment about a group staying, an unclear person declaring intent, and mentions of work and card names. The readable parts are incomplete and do not form a cohesive report or event with clear entities or dates.
Novice of special election Ogden City Utah to vote on issuing a $65 000 municipal debt for a new sewer system running up to ten years with redeemable bonds. Voters will decide in each ward at designated city halls and Weber County Court House. Election judges named for five wards. polling hours from 7 to 12 and 1 to 5.
An emotional gathering greeted Danyiler Hi May and pension dean Cannon as he spoke to a crowded business district event. The speaker faced cheers and tears from about 30 citizens who lauded his presence and praised his leadership, amid an animated crowd and strong public support.
Fragmentary report notes a river washout involving a $100,000 claim and potential damage to a power facility. Mentions a Baskalchewan river area, a bridge, and pumping operations. details are unclear and partially garbled. No clear names or dates can be confirmed.
An advertisement alleges Drs Shores provide cures for chronic diseases with low fees and guaranteed results. It claims 170000 cases treated, praises Shores and Shores partners, and includes testimonial from Guy Trask of West South Temple and a fireman praise for doctors’ care and cost.
An advertisement promotes Dr Shores and the Shores family treatment for nervous disorders, ear conditions, liver disease, catarrh, and stomach issues. It lists symptoms and cautions against counterfeit medicines, urging readers to seek their services for permanent cures and advising against experimentation with unknown remedies.
Fragmented ad style text promises danger signals of illness and free throat and head care. It lists various home remedies and slogans about relieving cold symptoms, urging readers to seek treatment when symptoms worsen. The passage reads like an old health advert with jumbled lines and unclear guidance.
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