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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
5
A Havana cyclone caused heavy damage and loss with over a hundred dead, numerous tents collapsed across Colombia, and ships wrecked or agitated. The storm injured marines, tore structures from foundations, and caused widespread destruction despite some warnings. Father Lowe aided by alerting Colombo and saving crews. the advance notice influenced price talks among ribbon manufacturers.
News from New York reports an unusually high tide along the waterfronts as a nor'easter and storm winds drive water from the harbor into lower streets and along the shores of Coney Island and Manhattan. Ocean Parkway and nearby roads suffer flooding, with reports of submerged tracks and damaged infrastructure.
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Ten men died and several were injured when a boarding house at 1102 Thint Avenue, Merlington Alabama, burned in the night. The victims included city streetcar workers and company employees from the Birminham Patal Glass plant. Burglaries had been reported in the months prior and Mrs Watley suspects arson as the cause.
In a small York Mer neighborhood reaction followed the acquittal of Frank Trouwer on a charge related to USA wire issues. Residents expressed cautious relief as he spoke briefly about the trial outcome and his future plans while noting uncertainties about debt, work, and personal matters.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting of manufacturers held yesterday afternoon in Annerton. Abe Aiemanrd presided while officials discussed pricing, market conditions, and attendee reactions. A press attache noted tense exchanges and lingering questions about future supply and demand.
The San Francisco grand jury recommends appointing a police official to oversee discipline and prevent crime. It urges better department maintenance, stricter training, and a centralized city government building, plus improved city records. Telegraph firms are denounced for delaying payments and poor service in April.
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A sharp quake struck at 6:20 yesterday evening shaking a broad region from Maho to Wyoming with no reported damage. In San Francisco Ralph Scranton took charge of the murder case involving storekeeper William Friedel as investigators identify suspects Gilman and her daughter Mabry in a dramatic rooming incident at Bush Street.
Boritaneld October 14 a large automobile owned by W E Pare of Columbus was struck by a De Four train. Mr Pare and his wife and three year old daughter Pawling survived miraculously. The car was lifted and tossed into the air. The wife and child were buried in wreckage but suffered only scratches and shock.
Colorado obituary notes the death of General Wille Hempen Bell a retired UF AQ officer. Born 1834 after West Point, he served in the Citi war and earned fame for western theater actions. Detailing final years, it cites his long military career and relocation to Denver where he passed away.
Thieves entered the house of Paul Nah by the American consul and carried away a large leather case containing four cottons of jewels. The value is placed at about 100 dollars. The incident occurred within the household, and the scene was reported as a targeted theft.
Workers represented by a union plead for higher pay as they walk out on Tuesday. The stoppage aims to pressure employers into raising wages amid rising living costs.
A fatal automobile accident near Tachired akall We wae thrown ei ofan detumoitis led to the death of Clarence Bek deute vlser of a Vbveruinte te ehant. Witnesses say the vehicle veered off the detour and struck a fence.
Phoenic Ala Oct 19 Jack Purvis is dead and Harry F Wilbur of Hitce station and Percy Viorent of Jube badly wounded after a shooting on the Globe Northern railroad at Rice station eighteen miles from Mlabe Wednesday evening Purvis reportedly rode to steal mutes from a dining camp nearable Sheriff Shanley arrested him at Rowse Wilbur boarded the train at Hice to identify him when Purvis began shooting Willam Dotyton time breathier and known all over Almned work the victum of wig at Ninth and Sycamore streets lay eight and ma dle of Thr wounds that he received Police have not yet arrested bie ateallent and from their investigation the believe that It was done for the purpose of rosbery Dutton began Baw bareback rider forty years ago but during the last few years he had served as amsing master and trely master with various ages In his time he appeared be fora many of the notsblea at Europe in] was one of the Bret Ameri¢et rid era to exSIMMt before the Whedlve of Feypt and the Caar of Tusais conclusion wapa high Meson and prominent Hk
In Denver Colorado a Beaver resident named Pe Milla was elected director of the American Mining Congress to succeed Frank Watson of Dortlad. Another candidate Orr withdrew for business reasons. A petition to confirm the appointment lists many names including John Dern and James W. Mahcolmeca from multiple states and regions.
In Alloneapalle on Oct 18 investigators revealed a large naturalization fraud ring in Henceyle county court. The United States warrants have been issued by the federal grand jury. Democratic politician L Sosen Winthrop was arrested and charged as part of the case. Evidence shows many foreign nationals used fake papers to gain second papers and remain in the country.
Ban Francho, a veteran Pacific coast actor and theatre manager, is gradually losing his sight while confined in an Oak- Mod hospital, suffering from a condition affecting his optic nerves.
Fragmentary report describes an attack by Ute Indians on Whites and theft of cattle after a raid. The incident, claimed by some to involve nomadic bands and officers, notes cattle missing and inquiry underway as authorities look for the perpetrators.
The Findlay Ohio jury found Blanchard Wilcon liable for conspiring against trade in violation of antitrust statutes. Penalties range from 5a to 5.44 dollars, with potential daily repeats or imprisonment up to twelve months. The defense plans appeals to higher courts as the case sets a new precedent in antitrust enforcement. The verdict came after seven days of trial amid a crowded courtroom and emotional testimonies.
A garbled court entry centers on a rebate case involving Sew Voth and Aaina of the Alley, alleging actions around the New Poth Central Malimay and a refinery matter. The document mentions a United States branch and a lender, with formal proceedings set for a Wednesday.
A damaged OCR reading from Portland appears garbled with several proper names and terms partially visible. The readable segments suggest a local item or notice but the exact action, entities, or dates remain unclear. The fragmentary text limits precise summary.
Alarm spreads in London as the pound and gold markets shift with unclear motives. The Bank of England's reserves face depletion amid large bullion moves by Argentine and Australian accounts. Traders anticipate further declines in American securities and note swift discount rate changes.
A chaotic market summary notes declines and mixed readings as stocks slip at the open. Passages mention copper and other commodities, with uncertain signs from the Canadian and Ohio markets and pressure on prices as traders weigh near term demand and potential policy effects.
A distressed steamer reported near Detroit waters with passengers signaling for aid. The vessel City of Kalamazoo was sighted at the port in distress as crews prepared to assist, with the mayor of South Haven coordinating efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text from Altoona Pennsylvania mentions fines and damages related to individuals and a livestock incident. Names and specifics are garbled, making precise facts difficult to extract. The readable elements include money figures and references to officials, but essential details are not recoverable.
A garbled report from Teimoet Park claims a world record attempt in 131625 ended oddly with Lady Vere involved and a bait turboage. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item suggests a notable sports or ceremony incident.
Gene Cromwell reports the suicide by hanging of Crowdia, daughter of Plabop Henry C. Potter of New York, at a private sanatorium. She died Tuesday night after an attempted treatment and was found in a cellar where her body hung from a beam. Her husband Winthrop Cowdia reported the body to New York.
A heavy fine totaling 109000 was imposed on Olledge Mott for rebates granted to Lowell M. Palmer involving the New York Central & flad por river railroad. The prosecution cited six counts and fines of 17000 won import to Fach. Frederick J. Petmenae, manager of the railroad, faced a substantial penalty, with Judge Holt calling the railroad practices into question.
A cryptic note from Waella taye Wal indicates a rapid dispatch to The Temps. The text references divers who have retablinhet Bee iLe Wella fe Cull ot pater, suggesting onward movement or a coded communication. Details remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
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