07 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
1
A damaged notice lists brunch or sale hours at Wong and Chin's restaurant, 204 Twenty-Fifth Street, with vague timing hints from noon to late afternoon on Sunday. Proprietors are Wong and Chin.
Merx, manager at 25 Street describes the restaurant operating hours as day and night. The note mentions private for ladies and a promotional price of eighty five cents, with unclear phrases about Sealy, Freals, and Mind Usk. The fragment ends with a stray garbled line and address placeholder.
The Sliver Parlor announces extra dinners on Sunday and Wednesday from 2 to 3 p m with all meals priced at 25 cents. They promise friendly service and hot beverages, with cream and teas included. Located at 58 Twenty- Fifth Street, Ogdany, Wash. Proprieties HM Kee and Leon ton.
Broon Restaurant announces open day and night hours with a special private dining option. Guests may choose dinner favorites or lunch for train or ferry travelers on short notice. Oyster dishes in any style and a selection of Boon and Leo beverages featured at 472 Twenty.
A chaotic account from the Standard Examiner details a juvenile court case with emphasis on handling, rehabilitation, and public safety. Officials argue reform measures while critics warn against punitive excess, citing conditions at facilities and the impact on youths.
The Suan Improvement Company plans general land improvement, paving, shipp ing, and working business. It is incorporated in Salt Lake with a $20,000 capital stock divided into 20,000 shares of $1 each. Offic ers include president Wan W. Milly, treasurer Charles I Vigay, and secretary Samuel LH. Wells.
A derailed court report outlines a criminal case where Wan Retorta and WW Monsia Angell face charges related to a $100 theft and related acts. Proceedings noted include a motion to dismiss by attorney DM Hamilton and a court order granting temporary release considerations.
The defendant Cox, former advertising nat of the Dasvvet Nowa, was discharged after a Tuesday examination by Austria Suits. Attorney Soren X Christensen and TL C Browny argued to dismiss, contending the state failed to prove one charge. The judge granted the motion to dismiss and Cox was released. potential codefendant status discussed for Dr. Payne if the case proceeds.
The article describes the Ashcroft Alphonse Curtoding Chi ney Construction company in New York supervising the building of a massive copper smelter stack at Hametae. It notes the stack’s height about 869 feet, foundation depth, materials including cement and line, and the labor force mostly from the ends. Local distilleries and stores supply needed materials with two firms in Cowalittle and Nowak contributing.
The Sue Bingham Company sues the Gold and Copper Company for twenty thousand ten dollars in district court. Attorneys Almond Bilkey Morlimar Bonlells represent the plaintiffs claiming advice led to losses and loans totaling over two thousand dollars in two years. The case involves a water works extension contract and multiple alleged incidents, with parties including Alan G. Lamikon and a related hospital stay referenced.
Yesterday on the Salt Lake stock exchange traders reported 7 270 shares sold with varied prices. Lewar Mammoth led gains among quirked entities while May Day saw limited activity with 2000 shares exchanged. Uncle Sam rose on good mine reports, Daly West traded around 14.50, and New York quotes hovered between 20 and 32 as 3 700 shares changed hands.
The company announces a $108,000 dividend or 89 cents a share with transfer books closing near Saturday night. Despite earlier doubts the mine is paying and improving underground conditions. The firm has paid out $924,000 this year and $5,029,000 in total distributions since the venture began.
The report notes ore shipments received from Tintic and Foam mines, with additional cars from Bingham and Alm. Nevada and Tayloe Armutin are mentioned in connection with the ore transport, reflecting a broad export activity across multiple locations.
The report notes large contracts in London for municipal electric traction systems and related construction in hotels, apartments, offices, and other buildings. Expenditures near 15 million pounds, with orders for materials, reflect extensive British projects and U.S. involvement in the contracts.
Fragmentary note mentions valuation and market quotes with unclear references to prices and a possible buyer, but specifics are unreadable. No identifiable people or organizations are determinable from the text.
A garbled report outlines a deal involving Worsecity Tiger and switching of imports by American interests. It mentions Hulel Water, Green Park, and upcoming construction of the Waldart project. References to Hammer of RRODO and a 39 Tango department point to uncertain industrial and regional activities with multiple entities and dates unclear.
At Niagara Falls the Typothetae of America convention discussed printer eight hour day demands. Executive committee stance remains firm while a telegram signals Lynch and Hays of the eight hour committee will visit tomorrow. presidential candidates named and a vote planned for Lowetto holding a converter city election later in the week.
After a heated quarrel last night Britt and Nelson held a prominent conference aimed at settling disputes over refereeing and seating. Managers expect more meetings with Aimans and other parties as both sides push for a resolution amid lingering objections.
Washington dispatch reports Admiral McClain at Mare Island Yards announced Wadeerman’s unfitness for trial amid penicillin operations. The court convened as engineers at Rennington assess readiness. Panama rumor suggests Royal Mail steamship line may launch a Calon vs New York series soon.
An advertisement touts a "Gulden Medical Discovery" prepared by Mr. R.V. Prrme of Buffalo New York claiming to cure indigestion coughs bronchitis and kidney issues. It recounts a patient with stomach pain and chronic indigestion who allegedly improved after taking the remedy. The text promotes patent medicines and appeals to readers seeking swift results.
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