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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented local page mixes family names, ads, weather, and community notes. It mentions marriages, shop notices, and social events with scattered names and places such as Salt Lake City Wheatland Weatherby’s on Washington Avenue and Weatherby’s meat market. The text also references theater, politics, and police notices amid noisy OCR garble.
Crowds filled the polling places as voters cast ballots in the city for county and state races. Early tallies showed Republicans gaining ground with Harrie leading in county attorney contention. Machine voting prompted rapid counting and a festive atmosphere at Republican headquarters as results rolled in from across districts.
In Salt Lake County the labor vote shows weak strength while the American faction and Republicans compete. Analysts warn the antiwar faction could fall if unity grows, with turnout around 287 expected supporters by 7 o clock and votes counted.
A fragmented report describes voters arriving at the Union depot with many scenes of disruption and empty platforms. Freight activity and sparse turnout hint at transportation delays while holiday crowds linger. The piece notes unusual quiet and mentions a Sunday event date around See F, 1996, with unclear details.
Election results from across the country are bulletined at theaters in Rand and Utah. The notices list returns from multiple states and suggest theater venues as gathering points for tally updates.
A complaint charges Charlee Broxa with bond forfeiture in a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday morning. A $300 bond, provided by friends, may be forfeited as evidence is presented by the state. Judge Murphy will decide the outcome tomorrow.
A Monte de Marsan dispatch states Justus J. Sstawaricae of Philadelphia sustained fractures after being pinned under a motor car in an accident yesterday. He remained immobilized for ten hours due to delayed assistance before responders freed him.
In New York a 15 year old, Heate Liedner of Collegy Point, allegedly shot his mother with a revolver while trying to take it apart. The incident led to an arrest and the boy will face charges in the coming legal proceedings.
A delegation led by Willington H Vans Jerdii was appointed to represent the American Autorastic association at the international automobile show in Paris next month. The conference agreed on a formal decision regarding support for Vanderbilt’s participation. Delegates from Great Britain, Italy, France, and America will be represented, with the Gordon Bennett cup discussed at length.
A blaze yesterday in New York destroyed the Carnivure warehouse of George C. Fine and a nearby brick building on West Twenty- seventh Street. Families were displaced and vehicles damaged as firefighters battled the six story conflagration. The incident affected adjacent properties including the Win, Jarktes company, West Twenty Mobth Street structures, and Krotench Lauer and Company.
An elderly narrator recalls years of stomach troubles and fatigue. The piece describes persistent digestive issues, reliance on grape nate and tonics, and a quest for relief through various remedies and routines. It notes frequent meals and a shift toward daily routines, with a subtle emphasis on patience and practical self care.
The Amaganated Siger company plans a campaign record at its focal sugar plant. Harvest progress shows half the crop gathered and harvest favorable weather. If crops reach the factory, output will be preserved for the year with superior quality and purity. Judge Stapp reports factories at Lewiston and Leeds preparing stronger campaigns.
The text describes a confusing, fragmentary report about a new food item popular in a market, with references to prices and supply. It mentions crowded demand, rising prices, and various regions including Southern Fraser, Worthing, and San Palmas, with detours into bananas and trade routes. The passage reads like a garbled OCR snapshot of a commerce brief with global market tangents.
Fragmented OCR note describes burial sites of Russian czars with mention of Peter the Great. Includes garbled dates and locations, references to Neva and tombs. Lacks clear facts, but asserts that remains are in multiple tombs with minimal decoration.
Police report describes Hester and Fox being examined after obtaining money from Wy rlek. The currency, chewed and dried, showed 11 notes bearing the fraud claim. Officers recovered full amount but notes were damaged, complicating identification and potential credit to Wy rlek.
The garbled report notes a movement affecting 21,900 colonists traveling the Southern Pacific line by rail through a period of upheaval. It mentions a heavy cargo train and a segment labeled cotnter trap carmutor 619, with referenced passengers.
A fragment from Home Magazine, Evening Gazette, blends household hints with fashion guidance. It covers cleaning and cooking tricks, preservation of fruit, curtain care, graniteware repair, and decor tips, then shifts to fashion notes on fabrics, trimming, and braiding for evening gowns in Harper’s Bazaar style.
The court of inquiry into the Hankow fire aboard the British steamer exonerates the master Cayt Braneh and ship officers. The finding notes contributory factors and credits officers and crew for efforts to save passengers and property despite the blaze.
A Manchester gathering discussed humanitarian theories on child care and welfare. Speakers urged practical reform, stressing duties of parents and authorities, with calls for support from doctors teachers and social groups. The debate highlighted concern for vulnerable youths and proposals for improved care mechanisms.
A fragment discusses education during holidays and public funding, criticizing publications and noting changes to schooling for town children. It references a pathway through childhand and rural schools, with phrases on freedom from thorny frosts and a creeping philosophy, resisting religious controversy.
The passage recalls memories of Massy near Paris, the Trocadero area, and the royal return to Paris with crowds. It mentions Fulton’s early experiments with steamboats in 1803, the barrier at the river, and burials. It also references a convent near the station and figures tied to French history and royalty.
In Indianapolis the Republican state committee chairman James P. Gowrien projected the party winning the state by about 35,000 votes as district results favored Republicans in the First, Second and Twelfth. Democratic headquarters offered no statement, and Marion County was seen as machine-leaning with Indianapolis expected to reflect the overall result.
A baroness, seeking to remain unnamed, seized the hospital at Thowne and suffered severe burns from a petit Jann explosion. Doctors warned the patient faced a grim prognosis unless a skin graft could be found, with a proposed operation requiring extensive skin replacement and a long recovery.
Reported statements from Marred K Thaw describe an appeal for rapid vindication. Court and legal officials are preparing for a jury trial next week as the case moves toward proceedings in New York and New Jersey.
Market briefs note shifting demand across livestock commodities and grain prices amid uncertain world conditions. Cattle and sheep futures show limited gains while feed costs rise. traders await farm reports and export data.
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