10 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
1
A sprawling account details coercion and abuse of women in a mining region, including false prospects, forced labor, and coerced unions. The narrative covers a fugitive wife, debts, threats, and manipulation by men seeking profit, with references to telegraph contact, wage theft, and transportation schemes. The report cites local officials and workers, noting investigations and protective measures amid disruption of families and communities.
A jumbled OCR page fragment mentions Beirne, Sanpere valley, and a series of garbled lines about trades, tests, and factories. The readable bits hint at a historical trade or labor discussion but lack coherent events, dates, places, or named individuals to form a complete report.
A scrambled excerpt describes backaches as warnings to women, linking pains to female organs and kidneys. It touts Pinkhen's Vegetable Compound as a remedy claiming to restore health and balance, with vague dosing and stage timing references. The text reads like an old fashioned patent remedy pitch.
A report from San Francisco describes a crowded Utah exhibit at a national event with speakers including Mr. Tucker of Virginia and Mr. Judd praising exhibitors. A violent incident in a saloon ends with a protest and police response, while judges and spectators debate competitive displays and regional pride.
A faulty jumble of the Nevada mining report notes a visit to Fairview by representatives from Moldheld. It describes a strike on the Golgmerd Portland property with ore reportedly encountered at shallow depth and promising assays. The article mentions a 30 foot vein, depth measurements, and ongoing investigations, but the clarity and accuracy are compromised.
Fragmentary report from Utah county outlines a proposed plan by lake shore merchants to oppose water allocations. Affected firms led by Gardner and Rana plan a coordinated response from Jordan head to Salt Lake Valley interests. Meetings in American Fork Springville Cro rial School area set to define board actions and governance with a joint committee to carry the case forward.
The Kaigh company plans a broad venture spanning mining milling smelting and general mercantile work including water rights and power generation. Capital stock listed at 4 100 000 with 3 000 000 shares of 1 00 each. Separately a local baseball game saw the home team lose 7 105 amid fielding errors and defensive lapses on a wet field.
Logan newspaper obituary records the death of a longtime local figure who moved from New York to Logan and became a prominent member of the community. The deceased, about ninety-one years old, held several local roles and connections in healthcare, education, and church life, with influence in the Merron area and Logan.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for unmanageable hair and promises thick lusirlant growth when other remedies fail. It offers a free pamphlet with a small payment and details the company in Chicago. The text briefly shifts to a personal reminiscence about Brigham Young era trust duties and familial lineage.
Reports from Denver cite strong Mohawk company stock gains linked to leases at Comstock. Lessee expected daily net profits at least three thousand dollars as mining progress intensifies, with developments at Visienes, Hapre Monnette, and Florence operations boosting output and employment.
David Eccles as president of Gea Ut Tribe and others are listed as directors including Ada Patterros and Jane Watton. The notice, accompanied by a formal courtesy statement, extends consideration to all depositors both large and small amid incomplete OCR fragments.
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