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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
1
A chaotic dispatch describes mass deportations from Yakutsk amid harsh political repression in Russia. It cites Nicolai Technykotrxy and a broader crackdown on dissent, with exiles facing severe conditions, disrupted education, and fear of further arrests under martial law. The piece links exile policy to wartime politics and anti-government sentiment.
More than ten American residents attend a day observing Oxford traditions with speakers including Dr George Markle and scholars from Foles and Rabules circles. Atlantic guest Albers Dattttee of New York and several Oxford students participate in the discussions marking the occasion.
The article reports a Copper company dispute near Girren Water and Willow Creek with arrests and trials. It describes alleged lawbreaking tied to a local copper mine, including figures named Vaugplell and others, and notes a jail detention for aiding suspects. The piece references a notable visit by Helmee and expected deliveries from Bos rn and secures a stake in the Copper company assets.
James F Burns, president of First National Bank Colorado Spiga, outlines aims to consolidate Goldfeld grounds and extend operations. He denies brokerage intent, frames activity as legitimate mining, pledging focus on ground control and potential expansion.
A compilation of district court filings lists damages claims against several defendants in Utah Territory. Cases include J. Gibton et al seeking 10060 for rear-end injuries, J. Mara as administrator seeking 1300 for Fontana’s death, and David Thus seeking 23000 for Kampes’s death. Desertion and support disputes appear, with alimony and attorney fees noted. Court actions also cover mortgage foreclosures and custody disputes, with parties connected to Salt Lake City and surrounding districts.
Police report detailing early morning break ins at a general store. Suspects tried to steal cash and merchandise while the owner confronted them. Officers pursued, capturing one in the street as others fled. Formal charges are pending against the apprehended individual.
Nevada magnate D Myers and wife travel to New Fork, touting a 120 acre Goldfield claim and Cry of Gold field Sialngromyany as a major project. He recalls early years with 50 cents, now a multi millionaire, citing Ely copper district expansion and connections to Goldfield, Ely, and neighboring towns. He predicts vast development and mining enterprise across Nevada and California, calling Goldfield the greatest gold camp and highlighting plans to link Ely to Goldfield and broader ventures.
Nov 20 report from Delamar Nevada near Fair Lake describes a silver and copper strike at the Hasberger Delamar mines. Propector Phillips found rich ore samples, claims of 260 ounces per ton and a fanning rise in interest with potential for development and shipment to market.
A fragmented report discusses Heinze and associates visiting a salt works area, with mentions of copper operators and mining interests. The piece references a meeting or gathering with figures labeled as Wilken, MeViehte, and others, amid speculation about a larger business plan tied to Western rites and a connection to Hingham.
Albert M Zacresa, 18, of Salt Lake, died when a rifle discharged during a hunt near Cedar Point on the San Pedro road. About 250 hunters were present. Zacresa and companions rushed to aid him, but he died at the scene. His body was taken to Cod Fort and later to Batt Jake. Zacresa, a son of Mr and Mrs Jaw Zacresa, lived with his brother Arthur at 105 Licrola Ave. The coroner will decide if an inquest is needed as authorities investigate the accidental discharge and undertaker arrangements proceed.
In Balt Lake on November 30, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bowdie of 96 East Third South Street was accidentally shot in the right leg by a 32 caliber revolver carried by Edward Huill var. The bullet entered above the knee causing a severe but not fatal wound. Dr F Pinkerton attended. the boy was removed to Hui Crewe hospital for treatment.
A caregiver recounts a boy once aged four with severe eczema spreading over his body and face. After trying many treatments with no relief, Cuticura remedies reportedly cured him, improving skin and health over four years without further recurrence.
Jerald Leunesvalle, famed conductor, led a massive Salt Lake audience through a dazzling performance praised as surpassing any local concert. Critics highlighted his restrained, commanding presence and the orchestra's unified, expressive phrasing. The event contrasted with mining news detailing North Western industry growth and corporate activity in the region.
A mother in Denver seeks her son Sete Lake formerly of Denver now missing in Salt Lake City. The boy described as four inches tall and weighing pounds is believed to be employed in furnishing and is advised to contact his mother via the YWCA. Efforts to locate him were hindered by a secretary unable to reach Cushlog.
Mohawk production details reveal a merger plan involving Goldfield Nubank the Jumbe Rea Ton and Ja puna Mlatry groups. The document estimates future output and value with a focus on four rail lines and a forecast of vastly larger production figures amid cartel concerns.
Fragmentary OCR yields jumbled terms about combination freer and Mohawk company. Mentions superficial area estimation, belted areas, and steep dip features. No coherent event, person, or date can be determined from the readable text.
Incomplete report notes a market and dealer named A. SN Farnham and a Weenie ble epen, with 450 bemus and pbelteeape. No reliable trace of the cabers or pulley presence found, up to date efforts fail to locate them.
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