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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
5
Reports describe a massive landslide at Kwarell in Tidir burying about 205 people with 55 bodies recovered from the debris. The disaster wrecked cattle, crops, and homes, leaving Kwarelt township in ruins near Telax district.
A marriage in New York links Count Mase Predin to German aristocracy, with Princess Marin Von Baar and Grand Duke Michael Saxe Welman appearing in attendance. The ceremony at a New York German church involved Rev. Merwilliams and noted upcoming plans for the bride to join the German titles while U.S. recognition remains uncertain.
In Chicago on September 19 secret memos tied to bank fraud surfaced after teller Kowaleki’s suicide. Investigators found a ledger alleging $1,080 paid to a signer and a pattern of cash tickets used to steal tens of thousands. A forced vault discover revealed a large bundle of damaged notes and a memorandum linking to prior forgeries by a fugitive.
Richmond dispatch notes Jona Sharpe Williams, minority leader, views on Aryan's plan for government railroad ownership. Williams opposes government ownership, citing irreverent and long-standing practices. The exchange hints at party platform politics while voicing fears about rates and regulation in the South.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions European gold imports and a York epic, referencing Kokn Leh & Company and a bank affair. It hints at American and European monetary flows, a legal or commercial dispute, and a distant trade network with unclear names and dates.
A conference of sheep and wool growers from New Mexico popularized by Governor Hagerman will assemble in Albuquerque September 18 to 23 to organize the New Mexico Sheep and Wool Growers association. Delegates number about eight hundred and speakers include How, Gif ford Pingbot, Gov Hagerman, J. Uagenbarth, and Dr. J. M. Wilhion, among others. The gathering aims to protect water rights, regulate grazing on public lands, and influence forest reserves policy.
The Cunard Line steamer Carinthia, northbound from the Mediterranean, reports a man leaping into the sea at about 8:10 p.m. on August 21. An alarm sounded, boats searched in darkness, but the man fell behind and only later was believed rescued after the ship continued to Naples. The passenger claimed he swam for hours before the Carinthia’s crew or other vessels saved him.
Fragmented OCR text shows tangled references to Japanese talks, a vendor dispute, and ambiguous mentions of diplomats and locations like Dematene and New York. The garbled material lacks coherent events, dates, or actors to form a precise summary.
Reported in Constanople Sept 10 Ambassadors Lalsheen and others await reception as credentials are to be presented. A suggestion of a U S show of force in Turkey waters is met with skepticism and notes that current relations remain unchanged.
A disturbed scene in New York’s Independence League gathering turned riotous as a mob clashed at Mission and Walliemes Gallagher’s arrest provoked a retreat to safety. Delegates head to a state convention in a tense atmosphere with Hearst’s name prominent among possible nominations.
A car failed to negotiate a corner and struck a telephone pole head on. Mrs Reichman sustained a facial cut above the eye and was thrown to the ground. one daughter suffered a forced injury, though not serious, from impact with the tar and front rail. The machine bent rails but occupants continued their tour after the wreck.
A Colorado flyer wreck occurred on the westbound line near Topeka with Kan outlines. Fatalities and injuries reported include Kane and several named survivors and witnesses. details list multiple individuals and injuries though the fragmentary text lacks full clarity on the event and location specifics.
Federal court action in Trenton accuses Utah Fuel Co. of fraud in securing lands now held by Crab Fuel Co.Officials claim representatives of Utah Fuel induced acts and bypassed legal processes to gain title after funds were paid and transfers completed. The attorney general seeks return of the lands and restitution.
New York September 19. A dramatic expose claims Metropolitan Opera Chorus singers are workers brought into the country under contract to perform, alleging they are laborers misrepresented as entertainers. The case was filed with the Department of Commerce in Washington and with the Interoceanic Authorities in interest.
A woman and her two children were injured in a car accident on Fifth Street near the south avenue curb. Police say the driver attempted a turn, the front wheel struck a large rock, and the vehicle veered toward the curb injuring the passenger.
A fragmented report describes a strike in San Francisco affecting workers known as brewers and streetcar crews. The event influences eastern workers returning home, with most fares funded by the company while some groups chose to stay, seeking other job opportunities.
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In New York Shim records a brief, unclear summary of a river meeting with scattered names and dates lost in OCR. Entities are barely legible, but mention of a river, multiple speakers, and a short minutes section suggest a local deliberation with unclear outcomes.
A terse report notes an incident on a Hayes line where a train was disrupted by an attack during the evening hours. Police responded quickly, with no further details available on suspects or motive.
A chaotic riot across Bledice sees Jews targeted in house to house slaughter and plunder. Four batteries open fire, hundreds killed or wounded, thousands captured, and telegraph lines cut as soldiers and police struggle to contain mobs. The city sinks into chaos with widespread looting and fear, while reports from governors and regiments detail the scale of violence and displacement.
Eyewitness notes a brutal assault as artillery opened fire at dawn. Jewish residents endured arson, looting, beatings, and desecration of holy images while Christians escaped. Over 126 Jewish homes burned and many prisoners, mostly Jews, were beaten as fear spread through the city.
chaotic riot spreads through the city as annexed structures become bases for looting and shooting. many killed or wounded. hundreds flee to rail stations while exits are blocked. patrols and checkpoints tighten as authorities search for perpetrators and restore order amid widespread panic.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Patrick Henry lineage and tied names, with scattered mentions of individuals including Mrs Hedy White and others. The text appears as garbled genealogical or obituary fragments with no coherent event or date clearly detectable.
Jerome Sanday discusses securing a nomination and balancing platform alignment ahead of the Democratic state convention. He cites expectations from Lake Kile area and notes potential delegates and platform issues that could influence his willingness to endorse proposed planks.
At about 8 o clock last night the Orient al Limited derailed near Ixwinom on the Great Northern line. One report says a passenger was killed while several others were seriously injured including Patrese Mewenger McConnell of WAKO Fah Scot and Saf Clerk tee 5 Ruterte of AMnot N. D. injured with broken ribs and other wounds.
Three men are jailed over an attempted bribery in Philadelphia tied to a case involving an American woman who recently arrived and is being treated for trachoma. Local authorities reported the incident as part of ongoing investigations into corruption.
A Black man named Lila Johnson died during a mobbed burning attempt after an arrest for drunkenness. A police guard failed to contain the crowd as flames and a collapse damaged the jail, with rescue efforts failing and alarms echoing through the town.
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