Creamery Restaurant Pen Gay and Night
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Creamery Restaurant with prices and hours, mentioning a manager named Merk and a vague city street location Twenty-Fifty Street, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Creamery Restaurant with prices and hours, mentioning a manager named Merk and a vague city street location Twenty-Fifty Street, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Silver Parlor Restaurant offers dine in Sunday and Wednesday hours from noon to 8 pm. Prices stated as 26 cents and a 2 hy-wh payment term. Located at Twenty Fifth Street Ogden Utah run by Young and Charlie proprietors.
A chaotic report recounts a riot-like incident tied to foreigners and local authorities. The document mentions shouting, arson, and police action, with claims of injuries and subsequent court scheduling amid confusion over involved parties and locations.
A list of teacher certificate recipients appears, including names such as Koenuy Geno, A Cambiha, Tom Pinder, Mead Powlaon, Julia Avastin, Hannah Allen, Eleaher McMedntny, Mana Witterbirg, Mahe B Yann, and Sine Celibeates. The document notes issuances by the state education board to several individuals in a broad regional batch.
The case outlines Mrs Cox’s claim for alimony following a 1903 divorce decree issued by Judge Lewin. The court noted Cox’s failure to pay the monthly $8 maintenance, and proceedings seek restraining orders to ensure support and prevent further collection by the ex-wife or related parties.
The governor appoints a commission to investigate the Amnt Kiem college and the University of Van. Named were MH Bullen Jr, J C Walters, A Condan, Wenor county. Jobe ML Mille, AR dgraun, Sale Lake county. R Ray, M1. 8. Goodwin, Melee Smit Well, Sunpere county. Teindnud Maes, Bonvur county.
A fragmentary report describes Willie Betting and a referee named Goorss Riley expected to oversee a forthcoming cal event. The piece hints at payment timing and delays, with mention of LaVelle's cigar shop and anticipation of an awakening and pay tonight, though many details remain unclear due to garbled text.
Rio Grande authorities struggle with a chaotic travel record system. Officials report misfiled entries and missing sections, hindering timely oversight. Local coaches and staff express frustration over disorganized logs, while efforts continue to restore order and accuracy in records.
The article notes Richard Menher who died Wednesday and funeral plans. a service was held Sunday afternoon at Brooklook for the late G. B. Beind. Burial will be in Mt. Olvet. Police have not identified the deceased. A woman named Miss Barna was present. a Hanoverian was observed leaving. An officer from New York followed the vehicle.
Fragmented racing program at Calder features protests and tense testy pacing. Readings reference many horses jockeys and entries with coachs and owners listed in a heavily garbled text.
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Yesterday's Mining Exchange in New York or nearby saw a range of cattle prices and stock sales. Top price reached 2.05 with 100 shares sold at varying bids. activity included Nevada and Studdun origins and multiple firms listed, though some details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Framed as a local preparation piece, Nelson and Britt are noted in San Francisco as workouts and arena setup proceed. The report mentions outdoor training, arena completion aimed for Monday, and arrangements for a large-scale event with 12 000 yards and 12 000 ton supply, plus boxing for a $70 prize.
A chaotic scene around a proposed parade triggers protests and withdrawals by groups including musicians and labor organizations. Officials warn of disruption as organizers plan to proceed with security and crowd control measures. About 16 000 men are expected to participate, with tensions over permitted attire and affiliations.
Denver readies encampment as crowds fill the area and officials announce quarters for arrivals. Commander in chief King and party prepare to arrive, while warnings go out about dining houses and ordinances. Large parade expected with senior officers overseeing accommodations and safety.
Oyster Bay reports China enforces a broad boycott edict against Asseriran products with provincial authorities ordered to act decisively or face punishment. A cable from the British embassy summarizes Washington's view and notes a pledged revision of the edict to preserve US Chinese ties.
Ambiguous court filing details emerge as Taggart divorce proceedings reach a conclusion. The report references confusion over testimonies and emotional testimony, with parties and officials unnamed or unclear in the damaged text.
Fragmentary report notes Massachusetts population data with references to Boston counts, comparisons across years, and estimates showing variations over time. Contains garbled years and figures, but implies a 1995 or 1998 context with a city population figure around twenty six thousand.
Berlin reports forty three cholera cases while authorities coordinate with police and medical staff across Prussia. Debates over origin persist as Russian reports suggest no Asian cholera and officials push containment amid warnings and entailed travel bans.
A customer from Chicago touts Permnaus as a cure for chronic cold and catarrh after taking several bottles. The testimonial describes relief from sniffles and facial congestion, claiming the remedy cleared symptoms and improved breathing.
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