15 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary Oct 14 entry references a mulian of the Americen arshwaater dike and a man named Gown Paget Meredtal Van ieh ambassador to Cerca, with sparse dialogue about a fort and dieting plans. The garbled text mentions a sullen figure speaking and a possible political context.
A distorted OCR note details a product called Danderine and references a company in Chicago. It mentions a thick growth effect and pricing at $1.0 per unit, with unclear context about testing or camps. The fragment references Oliver Wall and a later tree sample, lacking decisive outcomes or dates.
A court acquitted Fredenhall on charges related to alleged misconduct. The jury found the evidence insufficient to convict. Major merge had faced trial alongside him, amid broader civil rights concerns noted by observers. Local officials emphasized the outcome as a legal resolution in the tense period.
The readable fragments reference Japan, Russia, a cruiser, Copper Islands, and a Petro action but lack coherent events or clear actors. No definite dates, places, or outcomes are readable enough to confirm a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mir and Leinborn discussing pending questions with an official body. The text hints at further developments and references to authorities, possible acknowledgments, and future steps related to a regional issue.
Bertin Oct. 1 reports a crowded national race event near Rest a northwest of Gerwan. From within an enclosed area spectators watched dozens of entrants, with dignitaries and international clubs described. The scene featured numerous societies, officials, and observers from Europe, amid a windy atmosphere and cheering crowd while the event unfolded with organized displays and international participation.
A letter from Principal J. C. Cutler and supporters of education commends the stand on school athletics, urging continued effort to balance academics and sports. The writer cites football discipline, athletic development, and a call for better alignment of school resources with scholastic goals, inviting further backing from officials and communities.
An elderly woman named Davia Malt Lane Gee Theirs Blige died at home after a long illness tied to old age. The report details a troubled family history, a funeral planned for Monday, and a community moved by the death and surrounding events.
Reports from the Russian mining district describe numerous producers and extensive ore shipments. Sampling by Bapt. Anderson notes gold quality around 100 per ton, with several claims like Lakto & Colbata and Dutchmas showing activity. New finds, steady building, and a growing population mark the district’s expansion as explorations continue.
A report notes rich cement and ore sources in Nevada linked to Portland cement depots. It mentions a Virginian source, a depot near Dayton in Lynn County, and a supply of over two million tons of cement materials. It discusses high demand for cement for San Francisco rebuilding and the need for large quarry access and transport to Dayton for shipment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a meeting or convention with references to Dox Elser, Treasent, and various unclear factions. It mentions an opera house, delegates, and a platform plank. Names and places are garbled, leaving the core events and participants unreadable.
George W. Denn of Uartiers filed for bankruptcy after partner Hag disappeared in Oct. at Gala Lake. The firm owed about 3004 dollars in open liabilities and 850 to creditors. Several names, including J. McNeil and J. Lovely, were discharged as bankrupts. other cases in Gala Lake City and Tiverton were adjudicated or came to a close.
A wagon runaway near North Street and Second West Street injured Carle Wedd and her son. They were knocked from the wagon after the horse bolted, with the police and bystanders aiding. Wedd taken to the police station. injuries described as serious but not life threatening. Officer Tiolog assisted, and the horse was recaptured.
In Salt Lake on Monday afternoon at 1:29 a clock A T Day an assailant fatally attacked Horace Voss outside a townhouse on Francois Avenue. The brief confrontation followed a dispute over private matters. Day, accompanied by Joe Ware, fled toward the river after the stabbing, as lawmen and witnesses pursued.
Police identify Gardner and three Rocky Ford associates as suspects in a store robbery at 195 West Third in Salt Lake. The four men, unknown to store staff, fled to Ordway Colorado and later to Denver area. Gardner, a known pickpocket, had false pockets and small jewel scraps on his person. Police seek further leads as investigation expands beyond local precincts.
A fragmented report describes a Federation of Labor rally where LABOM and Spalding sparred over party loyalties and labor strategy. Speakers defend the labor cause, pledge to back issues over factions, and address plans to counter employer pressure while promising energetic campaigning and party cohesion. The account notes intense discussion about loyalty and interparty movements.
A garbled account discusses political questions and calls for constitutional matters while mentioning a public event. The text references a meeting at Joseph Erton’s home on South Fifth Street with local figures like Dag Fl ton and L Hrittaln, outlining a civic gathering with implied advocacy.
A Salt Lake Tribune report alleges game law violations on the Bear River involving retaliation and overharvesting. Ducks are shot at night, dosed in crowds, and carried away. duck pickers are paid per bird and often limited by gear. A prominent Ely City duck hunter says twenty redheads were found floating downstream and shares how the ducks were killed and disposed of.
CEAMAN ENGINEERS from Salt Lake City Det 15. two engineers, Oecar cklemo and Enel Brauer, are visiting the United States to study economic methods and opportunities for advancement. They traveled from New York to Chicago and Milwaukee, noting high prices but ample money in the country. They plan to go to San Francisco and then return to Europe, hoping to retrain for work abroad if conditions allow.
Proved October 16 and reported as sudden after only hours of illness. Henry F Dunn, aged about 53, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn, lived in Pleasant Grove after moving from Prva to Plirsceny. Survived by wife and numerous relatives. The body will be sent for burial Tuesday. Also notes other local obituaries: Mrs. West Meldrurs died of diabetes. services planned tomorrow. and several community members named, reflecting routine local notices.
Faded OCR notes describe Americans winning a track event at BT Kouis with unclear names and scores. References mention Natl composite results and athletes Powel OConnor McGionn Marshall and Rae Ameria, plus a late injury in a separate government sailboat context.
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