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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary ad lines note Independent Phone numbers 120 Bell Phone and 5 William Blasman allude to business office connections. The garbled text mentions telephone lines, room numbers, and a closed derap reference with Bt No. 56, indicating a collapsed listing.
A late 19th century election report shows Conroy winning a narrow triumph in the Second ward with 79 votes, while the GOP faced losses in other wards. The piece notes Mormon influence, Gentile Republican opposition, and accusations of partisan misconduct. It highlights that Kuchler, tied to Howell Republicans, drew significant support from Hebrew-parent families, and laments the broader political divisions affecting Utah’s capital.
Images describe mass graves with trenches for victims from a recent tragedy. Immense suffering marks the scene as bodies are laid to rest, with inscriptions referencing martyrdom and autocratic tyranny. Local authorities indicate burials will continue over several days, and the scale is described as vast and somber.
A Philadelphia Nov 7 report details a sweeping reform victory with the City party defeating Republicans by large margins. Democratic ticket led by candidates for mayor and other city offices secured decisive wins as returns rolled in from wards, signaling a major shift in local politics.
Philadelphia election day crowds surged as reformers and Republicans clashed at polling places. Police reported numerous arrests in wards across the city amid disturbances and a large turnout, with claims of party-organized tensions in the Fifth Ward and around South Philadelphia. Counts for wards and precincts vary as observers note heavy voter interest and sustained police watch.
Fragmentary OCR text with no clear people, places, or events. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identifying details for a factual summary.
About 200 men charged with unlawful voting appear at Central police court. Names not fully clear. case outlines alleged illicit ballot activity and collusion involving local figures. Proceedings indicate wide scope and formal charges filed by authorities.
A Milwaukee preview of tears explains tears result from sudden blood surges and nervous strain, varying by temperament. It notes men with sympathetic and imaginative temperaments shed tears, while unsympathetic or bilious temperaments rarely cry. It cites actors and Mademoiselle Rachel as examples of controlled or passionate weeping.
A garbled Wyoming map summary extols the state as a vast entertainment study. It notes rivers entering from the south and exiting east, a 350 mile approximate river length, and continental divide drainage to Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and Colorado River systems. It lists high Fremont Peak at 13 790 feet and a 97,899 square mile area. It mentions famous names and many quirky creeks with fantastical labels, fusing geography with playful lore.
Fragmented OCR explains a New York Indian, adopted into the Quapaw about twenty-two years ago, becoming a leading figure. It notes a 1995 government apportionment granting 240 acres to each tribal member with prairie land suitable for corn and grain, and mentions tribal self-management without external government support.
The article recounts frontier tensions over farm lands near Spring River as settlers resist government limits on land disposal. It notes a striking mining discovery by a local individual unlocking lead and zinc veins, with a mapped mineral claim promising substantial development. A separate dateline from Ind., Nov. 7 reports a mayoral race result in Indigmapolia with Republican candidate Boulwal Walter defeating Holtisan Democrat.
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