12 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented reader notice advertises a dance night on a Wednesday from 12 to 3 pm with short orders and various refreshments. Mentions a price of 25 cents and notes Bob is agitated. Proprietors TIM KEE and LEON TOR operate at 18 Twenty-Fifth Street, Garden, Uta, with garbled OCR clarity.
The report outlines track and station enhancements around Baltic Lake yards with new viaducts and depot work. It notes Harriman plans, including a modern passenger service station, updated freight facilities, and phased construction with advocacy for rapid completion.
The fragment describes a 1930s property and theft case from the Standard Examiner with misread names and numbers. It mentions a $123 020 property value and $27 020 figures, a burglary on Tuesday night, and a suspect Newton C. Ronelurty of Peoria Minnesota under indictment for duties of theft. It references J W Tynelot of Houston Tel Ketute and a Dougherty agent, plus Tanghatty Hleon acquiring much of the property over sixteen years.
Fragmented text notes a private wedding date or notice with names like May 8, 1901, and a mention of a pair separated by travel to a city, a missing destination, and a later desertion. The garbled lines reference a court or social record, with scattered names and locations, indicating family disruption and possible divorce actions.
The Salt Lake market shows few holders ready to sell at any price with only small bids for vacant shares. Reports mention Century and Columbus Con listings, trading activity around 200 shares, and plans to begin production at a new plant after winter. Managers discuss ore development and potential upgrades to the mill machinery.
A fragmentary report recalls Royer as an original senator in a Crescent related event involving Nevada cups and notable teams. The text mentions more players and a large crowd, with scattered references to Crescent, Philadelphia, and local figures.
Charley I of Nevada Superior Mines achieves notable early performance in the Nesih-Superign operation. The report highlights rapid gains, market implications, and comparisons to Tecate regional activity. Observers note timely execution, project momentum, and potential for expanded output in the near term.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions attorneys and judges, with unclear counts and charges. It references a trial or indictment process, Judge Humphrey, and an array of unparsed numbers and terms suggesting legal proceedings in a historic context.
Interference causes upheaval as Philadelphia Americas face New York Nationa League in a pivotal series game. Attendance around 3,000 to 8,000 shaded by cold weather. Sheridan of the American team caused a stir with remarks about the crowd. Boston and St Louis franchises also report wins in their leagues amid unsettled playoff momentum.
In opening action October 1, San Francisco won with timely hits as Angels faced Treoma, while Portland tied Oakland 0 0 through five. Errors and fielding miscues marred several innings, and lack of late scoring kept other matchups unresolved.
Ambiguous OCR fragment describes events at Selman Fa New York Met involving multiple names and places. Several participants and races are listed with unclear outcomes and dates. The text references Winnie, Minded, Klatros, Myrlones, and other entities in a noisy listing.
A fragmented text hints at tea quality prompting a second cup and a prompt for payment. The lines appear scrambled, suggesting garbled OCR. No clear names, places, or events are discernible from the readable fragments.
A chaotic report highlights steeplechase results with Goldfinder unseating on a slippery track and jockey Catron escaping unharmed. It also covers the Lexington Meet postponement and the Women’s National Golf Championship at Morris County Golf Club, noting eight eligible players led by Moss and Curtis among others.
Elavlanull Ohio Pet 1 concerns an injunction dispute in which FP Bletson was taken from a bene and placed on the road of sales by Meek & Company. The court granted a temporary injunction against Stetson claiming he learned trade secrets at Meek and cannot use them to aid rivals.
Adelaide Herrmann, acclaimed ventriloquist and illusionist, headlines at the Grand Opera House delivering a act of magic, mystery, and wonder that crowds describe as centering the evening. Her hands manipulate coins and props with deft precision, promising evolving surprises and audience astonishment.
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