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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text describes a courtroom setting with references to attorneys, a jury, and alleged statements. It mentions a presiding or prosecuting channel, a defendant named Coy Cordunlg, and a reference to Navtag proceedings. The passage is garbled but centers on legal actions and a trial context with multiple named individuals and dates implied.
The Associated Press reported that some eastern papers exaggerated San Francisco tidal wave stories after the April disaster. AP correspondents, including Paul Cowles, kept calm, providing a sane, accurate account despite foggy days and chaotic conditions.
Fragmented prose paints a portrait of emigration, homeland longing, and identity. It laments German origins among Americans, recalls historic scenes of ships and borders, and invokes national symbols as a symbol of belonging and memory. The piece moves through names, places, and abstract sentiments, outlining a struggle to define self in transit.
A city audit report details alleged misdeeds and public mistrust as officials face scrutiny. The language suggests extensive questioning of mayoral actions, with critics demanding accountability and transparency amid months of investigation and conflicting claims by witnesses.
Local ad notes rapid selling for ladies and gentlemen items. It mentions a shipment of the Grand geaphographonea and new breakfast offerings in the grocery department. The notice invites customers to visit and inspect the pend qutalities of borculen and Lith Ghine school Res products, with various promotions and contact lines.
The New York policeman George W. Joyner arrives home in Brooklyn after quitting his task to reorganize the Republic of Pat polatire's police. He cites a lack of effective governance, government cliques, and political interference as reasons for his resignation on May 3. Joyner warns a strong force is needed to curb powerful interests within the government.
Philadelphia May 17 The general council of the Reformed Episcopal Church heard Bishop Samuel Fallows urge ministers to study the modern newspaper’s concise, pointed style. He praised the press as the pulpit’s ally in reform and humanitarian aims noting sermons should be sharp brief and to the point. Several reports on officers and proposals to revise the Book of Prayer were read and a motion to change the marriage ceremony form was discussed.
Arctic Circle dispatch reports 300 whalers imprisoned in six steamers near San Francisco. Anderson begins rescue relay via Edmonton and Dawson routes. news filters through Winnipeg and Winnipeg area records. Details describe long, perilous journey to relay grim news while workers seek supply drops and safe passage.
Washington May 17 The House debated naturalization procedures as a matter of policy and jurisdiction. Key figures Hepburn Williams Campbell argued over federal versus state powers, with amendments failing 89 to 1036 and 60 to 59 as the session adjourned.
Dayton Ohio May 11 The Brotherhood of Paper Makers closes its annual convention with sympathy resolutions for Hey Wool Wool Walker Moyer officers of the Western Federation of Miners charged in the murder of former Governor Steunenberg at Boise Idaho May 17 The house of representatives today granted Congress man Coraman who on January 1 1409 killed editor Joshua and afterward was pardoned full way for Tha Le he Was in prison
OQDEN MARKETS THE cold ankn reused and shortage in the supply of Diab noparagis and has played the eauning of other early vegetables. The delay is temporary and, with a few days of fair weather, the market will be stocked with honest vegetables. Utah vegetables are of excellent quality and in great demand. Strawberries from the coast are coming in. quality is somewhat inferior to earlier supply. Flour advanced this week. high patent twenty cents, straight grade fifteen. Wheat has advanced in the east. Sugar fell, price easing. beef and other items show declines. Various fruits and vegetables with prices listed, including oranges, apples, citron peel, and other perishables.
readers are presented with a garbled early medical column listing biliousness symptoms such as headache yellowing of the chin and blue sallow skin. it mentions indigestion dyspepsia and general stomach distress with references to remedies and prices like 160 waters and 25 cents.
A fragmented OCR from a 19th or early 20th century grocery page lists prices for fruits, vegetables, canned goods, spices, and meats. Items include dates, walnuts, lettuce, tomatoes, lemons, corn, tomatoes, ham, beef, veal, and poultry with per unit costs mostly per pound or per dozen. Many entries are garbled but indicate a broad catalog of daily staples and farm produce.
The Ogden City Board of Education invites bids for furnishing plumbing heating and materials for the Lexis School Building additions. Bids due May 4 1808 at noon at the Clerk’s office Ogden City. Plans by Smith Hodgeon Architects available at the Clerk or architects office.
Ogien City council announces plans to widen and pave blocks on Twentyelars Street from Washington Avenue to Wall Avenue and on Twenty-Sixth Street, as well as a section on Seventeen Street. Estimated cost around four hundred thousand dollars with per cent fees indicated in the document.
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