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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1906
Page
8
Large crowd watched a major blaze in the ruins last evening as firefighters battled the flames until 10 30 pm. The Prosperous Second Brick building housed by Dr Perkins was partly destroyed and will be rebuilt larger and more modern in about twenty days with crews already at work.
Fragmentary notice describes springs about ten tiles north of Osten Clu reachable by routes 8-2 and O-8 L and Ni W A W. It notes good facilities to drive with and references J P Baubcher Venserani ter in a terse, garbled line.
Salt Lake May 22 reports show the toteman's gales on the Salt Lake stock exchange moving 30,905 shares at 28 cents, with Natty badge trading at 11.82 to 11.78 and Mamtaoth Found favoring 1.70. May Day saw varied sales with prices dropping to 12 and rising to 18 cents as Honerine attracted demand on rumors of a production campaign.
For season of 1900 in city Granite Western will edi tickets to eastern points at one rate Thus 7.00 for the round trip. Tickets on May 26 and 29 June 4 3 and 16 final limit October 13 1906. Stopovers allowed in each direction. Your choice of routes. For farther information address C D Gilson C A Henry Agents. Ticket Azomt.
Oakland California May 22 Eugene F Roel editor Pacific Coast Association of Professional Teachers leagues meets with Farrell secretary of Mme National Association to discuss ads and clubs. Advertisers seek big results as leagues weigh phase changes and postponements affecting local venues and events.
The Wenmler Wan faced Jesseues in a late over contest with three frames decided by strikes and spares. Jno Decker shone with a 203 score in one round setting the alley record. final pins were tallied with each team fielding notable bowlers as standings show Reed, Clarks, and Western leaders in a brisk bowling column.
Washington beat St Louis 6 to 4 in a top of the inning affair as Sudhatt struggled. New York defeated Chicago 8 to 2 after rearranging batting order with Veligany and La Porte back. Detroit won 6 to 3 over Boston on a late surge, Cobb making a one handed catch to preserve the shutout. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 8 to 5 with a rough fielding day and a notable fracture incident cited.
A wedding occurred last evening at the Amesteate Palle church in Edwards. Misa Garruds Koons and Mr Charles Phornbil united in marriage with best man Sy Dabcock and bride’s attendant Haute BE. A wedding trip is planned to American Falls with a summer excursion program offering trips from June 1 to September 15 to San Francisco, Ogden to Los Angeles, and other routes with round trips and prices listed.
Acins Heal Estate & Investment to Fefer A. Matson for $5,000 covers part of lot 4 block 4 South Ogday survey. Blasbeth A. Hooper and William Pe BieGregor exchange $850 for the west half of lot 9 block 4 Central Park annex.
Fragmented OCR text describes travel by sea or rail between Chicago and Haston with connections via New York. Mentions May to June period, ten days in New York, and return timing around July 3rd. Names and places are garbled. conveys travel pricing and schedule uncertainties.
Racing results from Louisville list multiple races with inconsistencies and corrupted names. Winners include Joske's Jewel and Rosearias, with various places and times given for each event amid garbled spellings and unclear entrants.
Sergeant Towe arrested Merk Fietehy in Saul evening. The young man was taken to the station with Walter Reed. Fietcher escaped by leaping through an open window. he disappeared into darkness and was last seen near dawn. A posse pursued him this morning in Brechel parish area.
In Trenton on May 2 a petition nearing 116 500 names gained traction urging clemency for Charlew J Tucker connected to the March 1904 murder of Mabel Take nt Weaton. Signers include thousands of men and women amid calls for imprisonment and justice. The story also reports church assembly statistics and health boards convening in Washington.
New York reports a generally listless trading day as traders hesitate awaiting new policies and data. San Francisco banks reopen tomorrow, with remittances and insurance claims activity shaping expectations, while copper and wheat show tentative moves and bond markets trend toward caution.
Fragmentary OCR details Jenkins training at Ogden with names John Wille Tom Je ROIS and Jack O'Red G. The report suggests Jenkins is adapting to life at home and desires a twelve-mule run. Reports imply a tense, evolving training scene with unclear context and several garbled names.
Teachers embark on a multi city excursion with May dates and return by October 31. Tickets available to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas City St. Joy Minneapolis Chicago Memphis and hundreds of points west of Chicago with fares ranging from low to over four hundred dollars. Four trains daily and the Los Angeles Chicago Limited offers tourist sleepers with high speed service. For details contact A. B. Lestey Tray Agt Ogden Utah.
London May 22 Queen Alexquillin and Princess Victoria landed in London and were greeted by the royal family at the station. The procession to Buckingham Palace drew enthusiastic crowds. Washington May 22 Secretary Ponsparte resumed duties today after a three week absence due to illness.
New York paper reports tracing Traniel Norton, son of a wealthy Nassau Valley merchant, who disappeared from a boarding school at Wallhing Crest. He was found yesterday on North Avenue in Fanwood and returned to school. He had left after a conflict with peers, wandered through Dover Morris County to work, then moved toward New York and Ehrenhath before continuing to Plainfield, finally reaching Fanwood.
A high speed collision near Westbury on May 22 ends when a car owned by P. Collier crashes into an eastbound express. Passenger George Babiel and a valet die. the chauftuer Fi head survives. The party was en route to Meadowbrook Club.
Five persons were injured in a two car crash west of Springfield Ohio on May 22 when one vehicle overturned and plunged down a ten foot embankment. Jerry Wilsyle sustained a facial fracture while Harry Phillips broke an arm. Mrs Williaron, Mrs Albert Schaefer and Mrs Phillips were badly bruised and cut.
Fragmentary OCR recounts Archduchess Marie Immaculee taking the veil and notes royal renunciations across Europe. It mentions Archduchess Marie Immaculee, lineage details from Lemberg born in 1802, and references to other royals including Prince Max and religious shifts, with scattered names and places. The text blends genealogical notes and biographical hints amid garbled phrases.
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