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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1906
Page
4
May 27 report notes a rough, fragmentary sports and crime column. It mentions Lincoln and Des Moines scores, bomb attack on officials, and the assassination anniversary in a distant city, with vague names and multiple garbled details. The piece ties a terrorist bombing to a nearby commotion during a royal procession.
Report describes a volatile attack where one assailant failed to explode a device. The chief of Follen Marimomt, armed with a revolver, shot and killed a terror suspect while another fled. A government declaration followed amid fear of further armed assaults.
For the last ten days the shop advertises low prices on knitted undergarments. Garments priced at 60 cents each for 800 units, 76 cents for 445 units, and $1.00 for 8 garments. Includes boys’ underwear and hosiery. Location listed as 1701 Wish. Ava.
Turmoil followed a Te Deum at the emperors coronation as bombs exploded during a wartime review. Three priests were killed and several wounded including high officials. General Naptuet and the city police chief were injured. Two attackers were arrested and four detentions reported.
A garbled travel note lists dates for Los Angeles returns from Salt Lake City and various trip windows. It mentions asking J. Lt. Dwrner for a start date and references BP Auly Lake with unclear abbreviations.
The Lower House censures the army and demands retirement, provoking a formal government stance. Premier Kerenkin travels to Peterhof after adjournment to confer with the emperor amid a tense political moment. The French States General previously asserted national convention traits in response to parliamentary actions.
In the wake of heightened pressure over land expropriation, opposition voices warn the government risks a temporary victory for bureaucracy followed by a bloody revolution that could topple the crown. Social democrats and revolutionists cheer, while the press laments the gravity of the crisis and predicts widespread unrest across peasant circles.
Royal intervention in Spain alters a death sentence on the eve of a royal wedding. Amid crowds in Madrid and Esbasose, King Alfonso XIII pardons Pernapding Lesern just before execution, sparking nationwide celebrations and praise for Princess Ena’s mercy as the palace and city prepare for the royal nuptials.
A convoluted vintage advertisement hawks Dyspepsin Tablets as a cure for brain function and digestion. It touts rapid mental sharpness and energy, claims body processes improve with the pill, and lists a dubious seller and druggist signature to urge immediate orders.
Travel notices list various summer excursions from Ogden to cities including San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland with prices and one-way options. The text also describes park crowds Sabbath observations and shop closures with remarks on local amusements and a jailer arrest during a baseball game briefly interrupted.
Louiville citizens faced a tense scene as May 27 marked the first dry day in years. Law enforcers stood firm, signboards announced Sunday drinking was closed, and early-morning householders reported a townwide shift.
A garbled report describes a park incident where play was ordered stopped and not resumed. It mentions Memtatere AMvances and an Ar finde under Lorouenty 1st covets, with unclear references and several misread terms.
A fragmented public notice announces stove repairs and urging patrons to contact the bar or house for service. The unclear text references plow castings and perch items, with a request to telephone for current results and scheduling.
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