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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
3
The article discusses opposition to graft while affirming adherence to the spirit of the law. It notes officials have followed long-standing precedents and should not be branded criminally for enforcing, nor should motives of those provoking officeholders be questioned. It underscores caution in action and enforcement.
The readable lines hint at social disorder and coercive acts amid a tense scenario. Key figures or places are not clear, but the fragment implies conflict, manipulation, and personal peril within a broader narrative.
Article reviews silver bullion movements from 1900 to 1905, noting price rises and government actions. It discusses U S and foreign purchases, repeals of silver purchase acts, stock depletion, and anticipated impacts on coinage and currency standards including Mexico and the Philippines. The piece highlights price sensitivity, supply constraints, and potential adjustments to standard fineness to curb exports and stabilize markets.
The report notes rapid growth in Porto Rico's exports driven by sugar shipments to the United States and fruits like oranges and pineapples. It highlights sugar central factories, increased land use for sugar, and foreign capital profits leaving the island. Coffee declines as a wealth source, with coffee lands abandoned and property values collapsing. tobacco output rises with improved farming practices.
Fragment of a reader letter alleges the Standard Examiner erred in charging Bla father with theft and notes that funds similar to those collected by Stanford and Beasman were involved. It questions witnesses and cites Frankiin Meicharde as receiving $3 per day for court attendance, while criticizing an unspecified legal exemption. The text critiques market implications and mentions individuals such as C. G Richards, Aime, Denver, and a farmer audience, with unclear chronology and numerous garbled phrases.
The readable lines show jagged dialogue about a college dine deal and improvised performances, plus stray phrases about a piano, moving, teaching, and a warning about dangerous microde Tack-On. Names like Eva and Miss Beaton appear amid scattered references to Chicago Daily News and Idaho.
SrTlaveens reports from page two on the Greenwater and Death Valley Copper Company and United Greenwater Company exploration. Five shafts planned at the Greenwater group reach 125 feet with ore from surface to depth. copper grades around 10 to 32 percent, silver values near 2, gold about 3.46. United Greenwater shafts show similar ore yields at about 1 cent per pound and no. 2 shaft matching grade. several prospecting works are underway.
The Beatty Bullfrog Miner reports southern Nevada rail expansion with Goldfield to Tobrpe line extending toward Beatty before Christmas. About 469 workers and a sizable labor force are on site, building toils per day as orders push toward Greenwater. John Ryan of the Tenneyah & Tidewater says substantial sections remain from Goldfield to Amatrose, with a large crew engaging in heavy labor and promising progress on the Beatty route later.
Taft will campaign in Idaho on Friday riding a special train from Boise to Pocatello escorted by Republican officials. He plans ten minute platform speeches and will address citizens of Sawthem and Wrentend. The schedule includes stops at Shosh and Nampa with announced patrols and encartes at each point.
The report covers court actions in Salt Lake including a Rio Grande Western rail incident claimed for damages of 3, ???, and a divorce suit over alimony. It also references a city vote safety stance and calls for strict enforcement of voter qualifications to prevent intimidation at elections.
C Lauablin charged with attempted burglary pleaded guilty yesterday to nine months in county jail. He tried to break into Andrewa Qardears hardware store on Main Street between South Temple and Flat South during an early hour on Oct 15. After an attempted entry, he fled, returned, and sought a night watchman. The day’s events included an encounter with a drug store owner and a request to be escorted.
A garbled report from Liberty Park last Monday details a professional foot race. It mentions participants from Minahac and Bev, with a winner and others pacing the event while spectators claim the gathering drew over 1109 attendees.
Ida reporter details Borah a leading Republican running for U S senator who arrived in Borah territory for a vigorous reply to the Democratic threat. The piece notes his prominence in state law circles and his counter to opponents amid the election temperature.
In the long history since becoming a British possession St. Helena faces defense challenges. Jamestons and Tyland of St Helens Qet BL For the ore time in the hie tory, defenders remain wary as troops guard key positions. The island’s security posture is described amid ongoing strategic concerns.
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