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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
3
The column lists residents and visitors such as William J. Bliley and Fred J. Kissel, with travel to Chicago Omaha Memphis and Hot Springs. It mentions garden items like bulbs and potted plants, decorative posters from Mevers Leeda and Partners Lofts, and art displays. It also notes the Grand Devolution Day Ball and a Blackman Griffin departure for Los Angeles.
Fragmented classified items list merchants, phone numbers, and addresses with scattered names. Includes meat market and coal sellers, a notice seeking information about Alfred Tinian, and varied business references. Details are incomplete and garbled, reflecting OCR damage and jumbled phrases.
Historical notice describes Faust Creamery opening day on June 1st with free samples for city and country people. It promises modern facilities, arrival of the 1,000 core train, and a plan to deliver better cream and skim milk by farmers, inviting wide attendance and community celebration.
Notes from Coldfield report a deal involving Thorn and associates with claims east and west of Goldfield.s indicate ore values rising from $10 to $25 in gold while a regulatory regime is described as favorable. Names cited include Monare Thorne Matlaws and Mr Matthews in relation to a potential company incorporation.
Reports from Howth noting German troops repulsed in Africa after a long insurrection. Leaders Henry Wilbey and Jacob Moranka resumed arms, rebels crushed as forces driven into British territory. Authorities praised for action, rebels’ remnants scattered, with looting and chaos dampened.
In El Paso and Mesilla Valley the Rio Grande rose, washing out the streetcar line to Towne, Sextay, and flooding the railroad. Homes were carried away and bridges were damaged, interrupting traffic and utility lines along the river.
May 29 marked the first session of an international congress urged by David Labin of Sacramento to advance an agriculture king rail proposal. Delegates attended the Cort en prince event as Forel Minister Tittont delivered a welcoming address and outlined congress aims.
A morning observance honored veterans of the Civil War and Spanish War. Speakers at the Tabernacle led prayers and delivered patriotic addresses while garages and crowds paused in reverent tribute. The program featured a high school orchestra, GAR readings, and a marching pageant.
May observations in Tokio feature parades and public processions marking a government event. Crowds gather as officials highlight cultural milestones and a structured celebration plan aims to showcase national history and unity.
In Mualla on March 28, reports indicate Japanese forces maneuvering as the nation girds for substantial mobilization. Officials warn that potential moves could reshape the balance of power, highlighting tense factions and uncertain outcomes amid escalating regional instability.
Ogden’s Rocky Mountain Bell plans a new Washington Avenue building behind the existing office to host a modern central switchboard and expanded toll facilities. The project, awarded earlier, targets occupancy by October 1 with extensive underground cables and new exchanges at Five Points Plain City and North Ogden to broaden service and eliminate charges for intra Ogden calls.
William Butler, a prominent county resident with a large family, died this morning at his home after a paralysis stroke. Born in Gorey Ireland he came to Wink in September and was a member of the High Priests Quorum. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 o clock at the Murcott burial will be in Ogden City cemetery.
News from Goldfield reports prominent figures such as James Farrullof and J Shackley touring Bullfrog mining districts in Rhyalite and adjoining claims. Observers describe rich ledges, extensive fissure veins, and potential for substantial gold shipments as operators from multiple firms assess southeastern end of the Bullfrog district. The piece notes a forthcoming inspection by major players and mentions local mining groups including the Morris and Philipps and the Tramp extensions with strong ore indications.
A group of young male workers at the Witton hotel in Balt Lake were arrested on charges of stealing small items from guests over recent weeks. Victim Tom Smith was lured by a trap set by hotel management. a marked $6 gold coin and other stolen goods were recovered. Suspects Tam Smith, Eugene Masesro, Varn Nagley, and others confessed during interrogation, with alleged acts tied to the hotel warehouse theft and related jewelry.
The May 10 Harlem Hegatta featured the 39th annual tug of war and swimming trials with competitors from New York City and Philadelphia. Winners included Moylne champions Mulont and Monohan of Minnesota, while other top placers hailed from New York and nearby ports, with officials noting intense competition and notable times across multiple events.
A mining report details vein structures across the West and Eclipse area. It notes a 66 foot shaft on the Bynitubis claim and crosscuts across the Gund and Equitable claims. Vein width estimated at 18 feet with several crosscuts begun, suggesting potential rich ore. Distance measures include 400 feet Denver vein trace and 1,500 feet along the mountain flank.
A fragmented speech extols courage, ability, and steadfast morals as essential for service. It contrasts two men, one guided by upright purpose and justice, the other driven by power, calling for integrity, perseverance, and loyalty in national duties.
Report on federal Interior Department actions to secure land for reclamation projects in Colorado and adjacent regions. Officials discuss canal and railroad expansion, aligning with irrigation and development goals, amid political contention and potential condemnation of private interests.
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