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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal farm prices, theater threats, and local trades. Mentions of wheat at 1.49 per 100 pounds, various people and firms including WHEAT, JURA, and Me peer figures. references to theaters, weather, and district commerce amid unsettled details.
Fragmented OCR recites various civic items from a city and county ledger. It mentions tax payments, divorce filings, a marriage ceremony at Bad Lake Temple, a missing person tale, a police concert, a historical society event, and official election canvassing results with many names and places obscured.
A November windstorm swept through Vancouver and surrounding areas causing property damage and scattered injuries. Residents reported fallen trees, damaged roofs, and widespread outages as authorities assessed the affected communities.
A runaway freight train crashed near Mantello, Nevada, striking a slow engine and killing two laborers instantly with several others fatally injured or severely hurt. Fireman Newcomb survived but was severely injured. rescue crews and doctors treated the wounded at local hospitals as authorities investigated air brake failure on the engine.
Street car service stopped as coal supplies tighten. Ogden Transit reports no cars running and power requests from Salt Lake failed. Officials seek mine deliveries and contingency reroutes to maintain essential service for schools and districts while consumers face rising delays. Various agencies warn of continued disruption and limited fuel for immediate relief.
A late night break-in at Becraft's store yielded revolvers and razors valued at about 141 dollars, with 14 dollars in miscellaneous items stolen. The perpetrators forced entry through a rear wing of the building, damaged displays, and escaped through a front window. Sheriff and county officials, with assistance from veterans, pursue leads and expect to recover stolen goods and arrest suspects.
The readable text shows names and criminal terms but is highly garbled. It mentions a defendant and a sentencing context with phrases like ninety nine tayran and a veiled reference to a court or jail but lacks coherent facts, dates, or locations for a solid summary.
Manager Grant expects a crowded Grand Opera House for the first preliminaries with two special trains leaving Balk Late City at unknown hour and 7 43 o clock to bring attendees from surrounding counties. Officials anticipate large attendance from multiple towns as ministers threaten possible disruption while county authorities discuss a possible arrest in a separate incident.
Thousands received wages as payrolls showed cash disbursements for Tach and Supple at Vein Park Cement. Workers at the Merlend plant were paid monthly, with figures reflecting over 80 men. A large portion went to Jarames for home work at the company plant. An increase in cash flow accompanied escalating costs amid factory progress and cold weather delaying full operations until March.
Reading from a fragmented obituary, Edward Freer aged two dies after a fever illness. The text mentions family ties and a church affiliation, with poor legibility obscuring exact names and dates.
Fragmentary report describes several family members affected by disease as a physician notes hopeful recovery for most, with the eldest showing convalescence. It remains doubtful whether any will attend Edward's funeral at the former home of the deceased.
A suit filed in district court seeks 19,060 dollars against editors and managers of the Standard Pab- Iohing and related papers. The plaintiff alleges a specific article published November A harmed his reputation as an attorney and official, causing damages.
Mra Plemas presents Max Figham at the Grand on Monday night in a show featuring Harold Medirath's teak of the same name. The act centers on lively entertainment with strong female appeal and a prominent cast including Clara Lanter and others, praised for vivacity by seasoned reporters. The review highlights stage presence and audience appeal, noting a Washington connection and the show’s prominent energy.
A fragmented OCR item praises a liquid toilet soap product described as absolutely pure and highly practical. It mentions Forum to doom and talk and references recommended physicians, but details are unclear and dispersed.
In New York City and Philadelphia a series of events culminates in the death of Mike Ward from a cerebral injury following a failed attempt. Investigators report Ward was involved in a botched ruse with partner Harry Lowell and others, leading to an arrest of a suspect named Frank Brien.
The Chipaen, Horch Talend and Bacite Puropany Loan elected Trraanies Gee and T. Reger as officers. One member of the executive committee, Woh Leet, was elected to the committee. The text records a transit of the company’s officers and committee appointments.
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