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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
4
Readable fragments show a clothing store offering various styles with prices from 50 cents to 82.50. The gar ment appears advertised in a vintage catalog style. No clear dates, brands, or locations are provided.
Report from a Kansas City to New York transit event at a Commercial Club gathering notes Secretary Root aligning with cited administration lines. Harriman warns that capital attacks are imminent and advocates enforcing the new law's spirit while resisting sensationalism.
In McAlester an acrimonious discussion erupted as Rev Murrow of Atoka urged educational work and opposed removing a reatHellone principle, challenging the territorial white leadership. C I Clark of Wrorine and Lena Clark clashed as Murrow asserted the 1,260.29 white men of Celeborre threatened to rob a rightful body, sparking heated exchanges about governance and state questions.
Report of chaotic sessions and factional debates as officials discuss the proceedings and leadership. Key figures like Fredleat Murray are mentioned amid party divisions, committee actions, and anticipated shifts in policy direction.
The text notes an auction to be held at Ukent Road in Cinaga on November 21. It mentions a program involving a caranteuron and reparations for the event. A speaker from Philadelphia is expected to address reactions, with Grand master D Morriewet of the Tanh ethoot of Vraamen anticipated to read a prediction.
President Theodore Roosevelt toured San Juan and Ponce Puerto Rico greeting crowds and praising citizenship for Porto Rico. He spoke at the city hall and attended a school ceremony amid lavish decorations and enthusiastic locals, with welcomes from Gov. Winthrop and Mayor Applheimer.
Minneapolis reports workers asking the executive committee to act on additional aid for a long strike. The drive aims to gain relief and raise funds to sustain opposition against employers and ensure support from allied unions. A near unanimous vote referred the matter to the executive council for further action.
Enrico Caruso, famed tenor, denies charges in a Central York case detailing alleged attacks and false arrest claims. The article notes police testimony, defense statements, and attempts to discredit the accuser while emphasizing Caruso’s denial and the surrounding sensational coverage.
A late afternoon crowd packs the venue for a public event hosted by Carusa Director Ponnett of the Metagotitas, attended by several notable friends. Cheers fill the hall as music plays and the crowd disperses slowly after a long gathering.
Railroads across the country announce a stringent economy plan for the coming year. Spending is cut to between 50 and 169 million dollars for extensions, new engines, and track work, as freight rates trend downward, raising concerns over financing rail infrastructure amid interstate commerce shifts.
A severe snowstorm and high winds sweep Chicago causing extensive damage. Chimney collapse at 128 Chest Street, restaurant roof and skylight were breached. several patrons injured. Bricks and debris crash across streets as fences topple and power lines fail. Police and firefighters clear hazards. brewery district sustains major damage. Wind gusts reach around 65 mph, with sustained drops to 34 mph as weather improves.
In Topeka Kansas A D Rickevod Mayer of Miteburg and FW, OTwoenetl face charges for failing to enforce the law. Officials from Piadera and Jusetion City were involved as witnesses, while Lee joint er Lilet wala testified in the Kantay court. The Attorney General Coleman refused to draw his future plea, leaving the case unsettled.
A report notes widespread prohibition violations in Wicula Leavenworth Tort Bett and Toptha with pacers drawn to the party scene. Mayer Geatlanger of Feet Saint is named among officials. Topeka shows a contrasting stance as city leaders reverse a prior prohibition stance amid tensions.
President Mitchell of the Great Northern testifies on grain handling impact and elevator leases at Draloth. Witnesses discuss freight rates, terminal capacity, and efficiency measures tying grain movement to rail operations and state policy.
Commissioners Provir and Kace led hearings detailing freight bottlenecks on the Great Northern line. Witnesses described large grain shipments, elevator capacities, and costs, with figures showing 2.57 million barrels hauled in 1570 and expectations for 1900s volumes. Officials questioned railroad policies, freight delays, and the impact on farmers and markets, outlining proposed remedies and the need for coordinated bureau oversight.
A blast at Boufford Comb company in East Avenue damages the plant and injures or endangers workers. Charters Boufford and his wife are among those affected, with a boy reportedly protected by Boufford during the incident. Further details are awaited.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an explosion and emergency response with unclear names and places. It reads as a damaged report with references to a crew, a scene at a port or town, and a 5008 marker suggesting a date or code. Details are garbled, leaving the core event ambiguous.
A fragmented report notes a large sum raised for rehabilitation efforts, with major contributions from Morris Jesewp and Jobe D. Micke among over forty local patrons. The article mentions American Upstreamatip Haverfora and 107 cable and 810 wtrersge panensgera ep bored, but details are unclear and mixed with OCR errors.
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