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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text mentions financial terms for a Des Moines bank, a street address in SeeDS and Wash Ave, and references to California and Denver supply items. It also notes a clothing store in Salt Lake City and an improvised sequence about a skating rink and performances with no clear event or coherent narrative.
Fragmented OCR text reports funeral arrangements and notices for Chester Holinton and other local individuals. It includes references to Mutual Life, agents, weather and meat advertisements, prices, and a stray street address. overall, it resembles a miscellaneous classified page with funeral details and local commerce mentions, lacking coherent narrative.
A garbled district court record reports the defendant Armstrong charged with assaulting a person named Giovanni Teinese. The text is severely distorted with unclear names and places, but indicates a trial proceeding occurred with no decisive incident noted in the accessible lines.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic report on an election, noting party tensions, a surprising defeat of an American party slate, and calls for unity. It names figures like Joseph Howell and local officials, with references to Holt Lake results and county offices. The tone reflects a post election scramble and public reactions.
Analyzed article notes a wave of alleged plagiarism by professional piano tours exploiting famed composers’ works. It accuses manufacturers and promoters of staging fake concerts to mislead the public while selling impresario schemes. The piece discusses copyright ire and industry reaction to the alleged fraud.
The Hawaitan Band faced an Interstate Commerce Commission delay on its farewell tour to Ogden after performing in major Union cities. Despite paying contracted fares promptly, the group was stranded by the ICC decision, with plans to return home halted and rail transport uncertain.
In the onemile race at Auditurtumn the Championship af Ulan sees contenders vying for victory. Forest Calger predicts a surprise party tonight while Harmer, Rok manager and Southern California champion, notes a rival performer Rae. The event unfolds at Bupdas school on Thursday with Royce Tlicka also mentioned in the floor activity.
A man claiming to be Napoleon the Fourth caused a stir in a Versailles hospital scene. He wore a gray coat and cocked hat as he proclaimed royal lineage, prompting security to escort him under guard to the hospital.
A damaged OCR excerpt describes home remedies for skin and nail care using alcohol, car oil, and oils. It mentions applying oils with brushes, washing with warm water, and treating rough hands with ueterine roa binet and glycorine. The text promotes skin cleansing, baths, and a claimed feel of refreshed height and firmness.
Three boys Fred Kenney Harry Cook and Charity Gat Ky escaped from a school by sliding through windows and running along building ledges pursued by officers. They fled through a window jumped to the yard below and moved across rooftops before detaching into the night. No injuries reported as school officials seek to recover the trio.
Fire at the Auditorium damaged goods including daywa Teas starts handkerchreft pocachbooks jewelry and other articles. Owners may obtain the property by presenting proof at the Auditorium during business hours.
Charles Brown faced a morning court appearance on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon in a domestic incident involving his wife Ada Brown. A preliminary trial was set. Brown was held in custody on bond of 1,004 dollars as details of the alleged attack, including a loaded pistol drawn during a confrontation, appeared in the complaint.
In a morning session at the county court room, Omeee Vance and others faced charges related to causing a disturbance at the Auditorium. Witnesses testified that the incident involved raised voices and disorderly conduct, with the defendants denying intent to disrupt proceedings. The case proceeded to further review as the court considered preliminary evidence.
President Facheres appears relieved to leave fatigues behind and plans to travel freely in the country. Reporters awaited his comments while a tent was erected on the grounds with lights and a formal interview arranged.
A practical joke at the Chicago Daily News office, shared with a London paper, targeted French journalists. A note reading Where reed log and other mock items were posted. several French men published pages took the incident seriously, while the prank’s author remained unidentified.
Early returns show Republicans sweeping the Salt Lake City races with wide margins, while the American Party admits defeat. In Salt Lake County totals Republicans Howell 1199 and Welr 2491 lead, with broader county results confirming a Republican tilt and disarray in American ranks.
In a detailed report the Presbyterian and Protestant committees examine Trinity College Dublin and University of Dublin policies, arguing against ecclesiastical control of education. They propose balancing education between colleges, preserving church influence while allowing broader access, and caution against sectarian exclusion in higher education. The document notes nationalization pressures and highlights the need for cooperation with existing authorities while resisting exclusive church dominance.
Reports from Dublin outline Catholic and Protestant factions debating control of Trinity College Dublin. Proposals urge church tied governance, inclusive education, and potential new Catholic university options within the University system. Leaders argue for religious rights in curriculum and enrollment, while some fear sectarian endowments.
Many readers report rusty brunt irons after exposure. Rub warm oil on them, wrap in brown paper, and heat before storage. When reusing, soak in hot water with a small amount of soap, dry, then heat softly. Apply a surface coat of wax or polish with powdered brick dust for protection, though costly.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a violent incident near Porta Pia with references to a papal figure, troops, and fires in the night. The text is unclear but implies a disturbance tied to the Pope and authorities, mentioning casualties and unrest without clear details.
An oblique ad notes Riverdale Flour availability with a garbled phrase about Riverdale Brand and readers being directed to buy at all reading stores. It lacks clear dates or locations due to OCR issues.
An indignant crowd around a Hallimore physician in Rim mond watches as a German joke escalates. The doctor taps a man on the shoulder and demands space, while a burlesque figure exclaims Dot's my vite in a tense moment reported in Harper's Weekly.
Fragmented, archaic remedy note mentions hydrogen peroxide like solution for throat and care steps. Also notes Maraban elected president of the Illinois Central railway, per a dated New York report. Contains garbled OCR fragments and inconsistent capitalization.
Fragmented report notes government limits on migration to Vancouver and Victoria. It mentions 50 000 canned workers, a coastal transport plan, and wage details for 3427 workers while describing a large job market in shipmaking and related trades. The piece references the American Federation of Labor and labor delegates, with a focus on employment, pay, and production shifts.
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