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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
7
A period sale decorates Wright's shop with sharp price cuts on fall merchandise. Winter underwear comforts blankets heavy dress goods outing flannels and woolen flannels cloaks suits men's clothing and shoes are reduced to move stock before relocation. The banner urges customers to act soon as days in the building are numbered.
In a November report from Techate at World Magazine, Jemry Hale notes a massive bridge risk near New York. The article describes a damaged arching structure stretching over the Batt hive area and warns a failure could disrupt traffic and rail, with overturned cars and injuries reported as sections fail under strain.
The funeral for Rush Walter Clayton was postponed yesterday and will not be held until Tuesday at West Weber Temple Rider's Famers Chapel in Neapolitan City. The obituary notes his death at 5:10 PM at home 3205 Grant Ave after a brief illness. The family requests no flowers, and services will be conducted by Dilette Coal Co on West 27th Street.
Storm damage leaves building otherwise intact. The event schedule lists skating to begin at 7 20 PM with the venue opening tonight as advertised.
Fragmentary 19th century mining narrative details multiple claims around the Falkitee Fogle and Halistone districts. Descriptions of ore yields, dynamite exploration, and disputes over property boundaries reference figures such as Wingdelt and Farley Net, with vivid but tangled scenes of miners seeking fortune near the Eagle Nest and nearby mines.
In a tangled tale from Langley and Golafield, Wingfield pockets the Hallstone stake after Langley brokered a sale to the Hallstone Trust company. Campbell plots options on Speapere assets while others chase a tale of the Latent Ballbeay luck, culminating in a flood of orders for Eagle's Nest stock.
A card party sponsored by the Laedan Court for the widow of Dallen Tirra takes place Wednesday October 24 at Wixiea hall. Admlvisional 364. Prizes and refreshments offered.
In Nevada a mining property dispute escalates as Ely witnesses testify on valuation amid a stockholders conflict over control. A court action seeks custody of equipment and power rights tied to the Chican Mine and related holdings while allegations of altered sales and fraud are aired in ongoing proceedings.
A chaotic postgame scene in Chicago follows a tense Cubs versus White Sox clash. Spectators sparred over gate receipts as a large man berated a smaller, calling him cheap and misrepresenting the game. A heated exchange ended with taunts and crowd laughter.
A Sunday morning fire on Jefferson Avenue between Twenty third and Fourth Streets damaged several dwellings but caused no serious injuries. James Hancock alerted his wife by phone, and Ogden Fire Department responded quickly with Mr. Stennek aiding at the scene to prevent total loss. Firefighters battled high heat and shifting winds, preventing the blaze from spreading further along Thirty fifth Street and Madison Avenue.
A long extract discusses limartene fringes at Ely near Meracd detailing ore deposition in porphyry copper camps. It covers ore body origins, secondary enrichment, mineralization by percolating waters, and comparison to Bisbee and Clutton deposits.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at warped travel and planes with unclear names and dates. Limited readable nouns include Warp and Gla and Ws ed. Content appears garbled without coherent events or identifiable entities.
A severe wind gust tore through a freight train on the Oregon Short Line near Salt Lake. The wreck damaged cars, shattered windows, and blocked the track. A wrecking crew and five men only completed track clearance by early Sunday morning, leaving no regular trains running after the telegraph line was damaged.
The supreme court denied the appeal of several Native individuals named Shoehons Guahute and In inoa who were convicted by the district court at Kiba last year for ordering a stranger harmed in Montello. They allegedly confronted the stranger after a meeting at Montwilo, leading to a confrontation with a pocket knife and threats. The case involves claims of intoxication and a retaliatory attack in a disputed incident.
A large melee on Mitales toad near Mery street left several wounded and two policemen assaulted as a crowd clashed with Mexican laborers. John Carpenter was nabbed after a head injury and fractured skull incident while Marty C4 and Pedra Dar suffered serious head wounds. The riot spilled to nearby cottages with stones, clubs, and a gun drawn, ending with leaders of the Cos subdued and taken to police headquarters.
Mukien reports October 2 details a Japanese envoy Arfured Accommodations, as Marbin hotels refuse lodging. General Hagtesia travels to Hartin to press Russia for an official explanation. Russian authorities apologize for courtesy lapse amid demarcation errors. Japanese officials face entry denial. Negotiations with a broad set of parties continue about railway terminus and tolls, with Loethee and Metden involved.
Norfolk police probe a fatal incident at a local gathering involving several prominent residents including Mr James and Mr Dames. The body was found in the elder mansion, with investigators noting complex ties to Westmoreland and Baltimore and uncertainties about motive or timing.
Financial report notes strength in London markets aiding gains across major stocks. Highlighted advances include Pullman, Reading, Canadian Pacific, and Manhattan steel amid renewed buying, with some shares dipping after opening. Substantial gains seen in Consol, U S Steel, and Pacific Coast firms. overall tone indicates cautious positive momentum.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed trade terms and numbers with scattered proper nouns like New York and FIAT Ary Rad. The readable items mention costs, dates, and several unclear product or dealer phrases, but most specifics are illegible, offering only a vague snapshot of a damaged trade list without coherent events or entities.
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