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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
1
A Camden New Jersey mother recounts using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for her baby's eczema. She quotes a testimonial claiming dramatic improvement within a week and lasting relief after applying the products nightly, urging others to try the remedy.
A compact ad proclaims Ward Coal as the coal headquarters with emphasis on prompt delivery and prompt service for customers seeking coal supplies.
In a fragmentary item, proprietors FING AND WONG announce a cafe at E44 Tenly Fifth Sizert Ogden Utah offering fresh oraturs quimo and fish. The readable text is limited and uncertain about full details or exact offerings.
Fragmented report details a rail wreck near a mountain pass with a passenger train collision. Names of engineers and officials appear amid descriptions of injuries, with witnesses recounting chaos and the urgent response as crews assess damage and rescue passengers.
A garbled report describes Jol R Masters facing charges with excont for amb vatt mun, including a hearing in Puettinie and connections to a debt and a police pursuit. Details are unclear and contain many transcription errors.
The report outlines daily trading activity with shares sold, price movements, and notable orders. It mentions Bullion Beck, Stay Con, Sam Con, and Sho Ams Tean Bmelling among firms, with NY market weakness and various share totals. The piece reads like a chaotic market bulletin with scattered figures and references to multiple entities and locations.
In a Sept meeting the Beaton team faced Philadelphia with Wilhelmy Dyern and Umpi among players. New York easily defeated Brooklyn as the Beaton lineup supported by Dugeleby and Bowerman contributed to a clear victory.
A garbled weekly-era baseball roundup lists multiple scores and matchups. Teams mentioned include Boston Philadelphia Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Seattle and Detroit with scattered player names and results. The report notes attendances around 1 500 and describes various games and near finishes amid a busy September schedule.
Syracuse track meet disrupted by wet weather as Grand Ghent races report postponements. Notable results include Midtwa winning heats in 2:51 and Mand Kesarkic securing multiple straight heats. New York and Gravesend results highlight Frank's brother and Frank’s dominance at six furlongs. Purses range from 2000 to 10000 across events, with several winners named across horses and drivers.
Fragmentary note mentions Laxative Bromo Quine and World Wide Col as cures. References a signature and a count of 15 with 200 units, unclear context. The readable text hints at a product or remedy claim and an approval or endorsement process.
W J Bryan writes to Roosevelt proposing a permanent international board to arbitrate disputes when parties fail to reach agreement. He urges Congress to authorize inquiry and investigation before declaring war, arguing it could prevent war, reduce casualties, and bolster moral prestige to lead peace efforts. He cites Russia and Japan as examples and praises European leaders for harmony.
Fragmented OCR reveals a visionary, possibly satirical discourse by Wainny D. Wheelwright on global commerce and trade empires. He references President Roosevelt, King Solomon, and ancient kingdoms while imagining vast profits and figures amid a controversial economic fantasy. The text mixes names, dreamlike scenarios, and political figures in a speculative piece about international exchange.
The text presents a garbled, 19th century style discourse touching on Chinese exclusion, trade expansion in the East, railroads, and colonization ideas. It mentions policy officials and public figures, protests against disease threats, and satirical interjections about governance and morality, reflecting a tumultuous national debate.
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