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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
4
A chaotic text describes a bank failure and a proposed restructuring plan. It references legal action, attorneys, campaigns, and figures named in a garbled narrative with mentions of creditors and recovery efforts. The piece hints at a central authority pushing a plan amid confusion and regulatory scrutiny.
Delegates at the Onondaga Republican state convention endorse President Roosevelt and discuss platform planks including railroad reform, Panama Canal policy, and constitutional amendments. Myron Herrick opens with a combative address praising party unity and pressing for reform, while Cannon and others push for a strong pro Roosevelt stance amid internal debates.
An ANSER press correspondent recalls the September massacre at a Warsaw railway station and surrounding streets. Soldiers, gendarmes, and mobs killed and wounded Jews, with many bodies found and townspeople terrified. Descriptions cover executions, forced water, and frantic flight as authorities struggle to contain the brutal assault. The report notes hundreds of corpses, missing victims, and looming fear of further violence in Warsaw.
Reports from Havana describe rapid fire batteries guarding the palace area under American command and a strong parade by artillery, militia, infantry, and volunteers. Officials foresee continued maritime and land measures, with U.S. ships possibly landing marines to protect property and assure stability as talks on peace and governance unfold.
The ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the key remedy for women's kidney troubles. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Famorl Frake and Mrs. J. W. Lang claiming dramatic relief from long standing ailments, urging all women with kidney symptoms to seek the product.
A fragmented account of William Jennings Bryan receiving a thunderous ovation in St Louis after an extended address. The crowd loudly cheered as he spoke on Democratic principles, criticizing the Republican platform and praising the Democratic stance.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an unsettled debt or obligation at a distant point. The readable fragment hints at a transaction or claim but lacks clear names, dates, or entities to identify.
The Dembenete campaign committee schedules events near Arkangel and Oklahoma, with a Sept 25 gathering at Fort Health, Ark. Speakers include local elites and regional officials. Attendees will hear policy stances and discuss proposed actions in multiple towns.
Fragmented OCR reads with scattered phrases about Hebrews fearing a massacre. Mentions names and terms poorly, unclear events, possible references to a biograph and a game or meeting. Details are obscured, limiting coherent summary of who, where, or when.
An unclear report from Whlahoma describes a convention with references to Ola Sept UE Toeete and a meeting involving various groups. It mentions topics like balance, fees, and coverage, with scattered names and places. The fragmentary text hints at a discussion of a turnout and a touring or flight event.
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