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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
3
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions random references, a treasury of names and places, and a cryptic note about insurance, a private raid, and a timing claim. It circulates unclear passages about a survey chief, private action, and odd monetary figures with scattered personal names and locations.
A chaotic OCR extract outlines funeral arrangements at Ogden Funeral Services and a probate filing for Willem Mf hegre by A McGregor. It mentions a postponed sale, insurance notices, property listings, a theatre production, and community events, all with scattered names, dates, and addresses amid disorderly text.
The article lists grand juries drawn for the October term and petit juries for the November term. Numerous names from Salt Lake and surrounding areas are named, including residents of Provo Ogden Park City and Willard. The misspelled text references the Upltey States Marshal and a court meeting ahead of November sessions.
A fragmentary report describes a Sand Ridge cut-off and nearby refinery discussion at oilscht near Twrnrgeninth and Pacific arene. The text hints at a plan or event starting soon with tentative dates and a public interest tone, mentioning witnesses and a potential testing phase.
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A chaotic article fragment outlines a political ball hosted by Congressmen Littlefield and the Republican party. It mentions a reception Thursday at the Court House, a grand ball by the dancing academy, and various local officials listed as sponsors. Voter registration and district canvassing dominate the scene as election preparations intensify across counties.
An early court session saw defendants including Meyers and 2 Giraypaum pleading not guilty to charges of roam, fainting a houke for gemeblite purses. The sale xiral and related testimonies were noted while others faced adjournments and denials.
An 11 year old writer describes his grandfather beating him and his fear of punishment. He recalls trauma from abuse and mentions his grandmother and others. The child writes of pain, meals that are scarce, and a desire for care while recounting daily distress and a grim family climate.
The Weber County commission chairman- elect, Joseph Sigatved, submitted his resignation after a public dispute over county expenses and alleged misclaims. The move followed claims that several board members improperly approved payments, with the chair citing legal and health concerns amid political tension.
A botched OCR fragment recounts a burglary charge against Gatey tied to a state reform school case. Judge Patton presided as details shift from initial accusation to a broader narrative, with uncertain timelines and names garbled, leaving a plea or final outcome unclear.
J T Young secretary at H J Grtin company alleges Shull stole merchandise while employed for over four years. Warrant issued after arrest as investigators estimate embezzled value over 400 dollars. Items include eggs oranges potatoes and cheese with wholesale losses and staged deliveries to cover thefts.
Reporters note a crowd of railroad boosters and traveling agents arriving from Salt Lake City to discuss business. Prominent figures cited include IL J. Youraman and F. Vroesbeck, with remarks on the surge in travelers and the toll on small towns.
A street wagon struck a child on a city avenue causing injuries and panic. The driver attempted to slow the horse team before the collision, then fled the scene. Police plan to arrest the driver for speeding as an investigation proceeds. The incident stunned bystanders as witnesses describe the moment the wagon edged into the street and the child was struck.
United States order service agent W J Horne testified before the grand jury in San Francisco about the evidence gathered in the alleged fraud and the role of Francis d. Honey and District Attorney Langdon. He claimed his findings were complete and refused to reveal details to the public. Horne, noted for work with Heney on the Cochran land fraud cases, emphasized duty over disclosure.
San Francisco officials and the Secretary of Commerce discuss plans to report on the separation of white and Japanese children in schools. The board of education faces legal limits and local officials anticipate formal remarks by President Roosevelt’s administration. Delegates prepare a data packet while awaiting guidance on policy and possible actions.
Baltimore, Md and nearby players contested a billiards affair last night. Schaefer led early with a 93 high run and Toppe's score reached 25. The match consisted of five pins. the final winner will face Sutton in the ISD match next Wednesday.
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