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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary editorial notes indicate a dispute between independent phone providers and a Bell Phone style entity. Mentions hinge issues and numbered items with names like William Glama and Hen Pho, suggesting a local business or regulatory row.
The August grain movement across Atlantic and Gulf ports rose sharply with total outbound grain exports near 4 million bushels. San Francisco and New Orleans showed high inbond activity while Galveston and Houston reported strong outbound grain moves. The eight month total near 11.8 million bushels, with the year 1905 showing gains over 1904.
Fragmentary notes describe a digging effort tied to a group called the Gants and a person named Alan. The text mentions a current Hund sparrowal and a RG period around 190K. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR and missing context.
Fragmentary text describes an upcoming November election with a primary. Mentions Alfred Alder and Ly Anderson as candidates or figures, with a note about possible other contenders and a focus on who will be nominated or elected. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Directors of the irrigation company review a preliminary survey for a 3000 acre water project with county surveyor Kus Wenig noting elevations and pipe plans. The plan envisions water conveyance from a stream crossing county roads, with 4000 acres of land nearby and an estimate that 30 miles of pipe would be needed. The Lehi sugar factory advances toward spring operation as beet growth expands.
In Derby a large scale warrants process unfolds as authorities plan to execute thousands of warrants. Officials report irregularities in vaccination enforcement and mounting compliance efforts amid a complex local legal scene. The campaign cites substantial sums and includes coordination with council and public safety entities to issue and enforce warrants.
Odessa prison facilities face overcrowding as inmate numbers surge and jail capacity strains under rising security demands. Authorities seek plans to expand facilities and improve inmate management amid ongoing corrections challenges.
The piece reports clergy in New England discussing forming an association to unite the Anglican church with the Russian and other Eastern churches. It notes the Thanksgiving service at Portymoni and the peace treaty context, with Episcopal and Russian church leaders meeting to pursue closer relations, aiming to model the English church’s “Eastern Church Union.” It mentions the Porter mouth gathering and joint service by bishops and priests as momentum grows.
A fragmentary news note reports three robbers who escaped and four attackers linked to a post office robbery. One suspect named Kambaes is identified by a detective, with authorities seeking to delay funeral arrangements while investigations continue.
An oblique notice from a local page reports the passing of a noted figure named Yoann Hee with sparse details. The brief item names associates Hare Rio Kea and Wyo Uy HEE SHER RINT among unclear references. No further biographical facts are provided.
A brief note from an 19th century magazine discusses rapid advances in locomotive design. It highlights new haulage methods and emerging handling techniques aimed at easing future generations’ engineering challenges.
A young woman named Dorey, described as Nadage Doren from Russia, spent hours at the entrance of St John’s Church in Washington seeking aid from President Roosevelt. Police report she has been in Washington since Thursday and will have a hearing tomorrow in police court. She asserts she aims to help oppressed Jews in Russia and says she sought presidential help for relief.
Guadalajara reports eleven bandits shot after a bank raid. Twelve men participated. seven captured with six wounded. Bandits killed two victims and one assistant. $5,000 was stolen, most recovered by authorities.
In New York Queens court today three men face trial connected with a jewel theft ring. Prosecutors say the gang carried out a long running operation spanning years, involved in breaking up a pony and looting Mrs. apartment. Police arrested the trio after investigators followed leads from a Wyld district apartment.
Court heard Bluixey and companions admit breaking into properties during tenant absences. About 400 durghuries in two years cited. thieves used a closet to carry off lander. Names Seeleriay and Durghuries appear in proceedings.
In Pierson hall vicinity at Twin university, freshmen caused chaos as they blocked York Street, pelted pedestrians, and frightened women. Cartridges fired, water buckets and papers flew from upper floors. Police drew warrants for several leaders and a Mitten squad pursued arrests.
General Thomas Clark chief of staff to General Grater’s army of Tennessee is reported dead in New York from cancer. He was about 63 years old and survived by three daughters. He had been brought from Washington to New York in hopes of saving him.
Reports say Japanese crews were held captive and many stabbed to death as a naval confrontation moved toward Ilo, with youths missing after the raid. Russians and locals pursued the engagement as ships and crews fought near the Kambuntian peninsula.
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