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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
3
Reports from St Petersburg and London describe Britain urging China to accept changes in the customs service while awaiting China's response. An Anglo-Russian understanding appears pursued, with efforts to ease restrictions at Cronstadt and improve sentiment between Britain and Russia.
The text compiles miscellaneous references from a historical newspaper page, listing names, venues, and brief notices. It mentions a Silent concert band, Parker Coal Company, wallpaper stock, legal proceedings, estates, and various individuals, implying a collage of notices rather than a single cohesive story.
The Elite Rambling House proprietor was fined amid a spree of incidents. a suspect named Iant qlgal faced arrest and a court appearance with part of the story veering into garbled text. Separately, a passenger engine explosion near Wells, Nevada, injured Engineer L F Almwerman and Fireman M Irwhi Woes Millon, with the boiler blown and the wreck moved to Ogden.
Edward B. Wo esman M A arranged four sermons on secured dates June 4 8 12 and 15 in Ogden. A local trading citizen funded the effort making the lectures possible. Warman will attend Easter Angaloy and plans to speak on health and women’s welfare topics.
An historical note describes the American Yeomen organization at Ogden with charter members and a focus on its unique structure. It highlights its nine year history, large membership, extensive life-expectancy tables, and substantial reserve capital of about a million dollars.
The German ironclad Frithof sank off Kiel in fog with the Othello Norwegian vessel’s captain and one crewman drowned. A payday dispute and misappropriation case involving Mal, Ackels, and Wichna theater are noted, with a court petition slated for next Monday.
New York May 18. In a tense arena display, Gans from Baltimore fought Lewis in a welterweight bout at Madison Square. Gans landed decisive punches in round two and gained the edge late, as Lewis pressed with lefts and aggressive follow ups. The official referee’s decision favored Gans after a closely contested match.
Spanish War Veterans are urged to assemble at City Hall at 11 o'clock tomorrow to plan a Decoration Day program. Chet Miglar to coordinate a movie presentation and related ceremonies.
Fourth Ward confernce outlines five year releases for Joseph G Wright, H A Olarn, and Jus DB Foilger as pre liming OoMlers. Stake board members urged to study local conditions to improve Stoke schools. Program lists morning services, prayers, readings, singing, and Sunday school oversight with primary and Theological department activities plus training for teachers and guardians.
A marriage license was issued to David Barren and Stacie F. Juanelle, both of Silverville Utah. The notice from Snow & Co patent attorneys in Washington lists their ages and residence as Logan Pine.
Torrential rains in May drenched Raine Ay MT and Vesuviaa areas near Nantes. The downpour washed away at least homes and vehicles, with rivers overflowing and streets turned to quagmires. Local residents evacuate as repairs begin.
Robbers entered the Wardleigh music store through back access and pried open a large, locked safe. Cash box yielded $74 to $100, with $10 in a glass jar left untouched alongside other valuables. Doors and windows were secured prior, and the thieves exited through the back, leaving the outside door intact and key ring untouched. The act suggests money was the target while minor papers and office items remained. The incident points to a careful, quiet entry from the printing shop corridor into the back room.
In Yokouane last night Dr Exbon lectured before a good-sized audience on the modern fight against consumption. He urged sanitary public measures, cautioned about germs in lungs and dust, and endorsed education and vigilant care as key to preventing spread. May 18 report notes the speaker’s belief that with intelligent guidance growth can be checked and eventual subduing possible.
The German steamer Roon from Hamburgbound for Yokohama ran aground near Oki in a fog. The Japanese steamer Ahihi rescued all passengers and crew and landed them here. The Roon's bows are driven in and one crew member is missing.
In Birmingham Alabama on May 1 the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted a resolution directing money raised on Children’s Day this year to be used for the advancement of pedagogy. The conference yesterday discussed Vanderbilt University and related educational efforts.
May 12 report from Saratel notes peasants growing restless and planning a general agrarian movement after landlords are burned out in the province. Several estates in the area have been emptied, with tenants asked to relocate to nearby settlements as tensions rise.
Alga Livonta Masada coget martial ese Utay sentenced workmen to death for the murder of Reay pothers in The Rage. The case moved toward a may 1807 postponement as the national rseo ranterande aill awaits further proceedings.
A soldier at Wells yard was dragged for distance when his foot slipped while attempting to board a moving train. He suffered severe knee injuries requiring eleven stitches in one leg and seven in the other. He was taken to a military hospital at Port Douglas this afternoon after initial care by a surgeon at Wells. Also noted are updates on the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway schedule and an excursion train service by the Southern Pacific with a private car attached to No. 3.
A clipped sale list shows multiple Ogden to major destinations with round trips via Portland and the Pacific, including Ogden to San Francisco and return, Ogden to Los Angeles via Southern Pacific, and routes to Spokane. The notice references ticket prices and travel options for summer excursions amid broader trade notes on international musical instrument shipments and competition among nations to South Africa. The South Africa trade discussion cites Snodgrans of Pretoria urging American manufacturers to expand exports as Germany and Britain dominate the market. 1904 figures show shifts in piano and organ purchases from Germany, Britain, the United States, and the Cape region, highlighting changing import shares and ongoing international competition.
Fragmented OCR text notes a museum scene with a joking dialogue about a photographer. It mentions plans, a person with whiskers, and someone readying items for an event on a Thursday. The passage is garbled but centers on a photographer and an upcoming appearance.
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