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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
7
Community notices include Parker Coal Company activities at 27th and Pacific, local residents and hosting venues such as Masonic Temple and City Hall, as well as updates on waterworks, electrical, and gas services. Several names appear with partial addresses and forthcoming home visits, property rentals, and public notices amid a string of scattered OCR fragments.
Prof. Coop rushed downstairs to view a gift he treasured. The Leauttint work of art fell to the floor with its shelf, breaking into fragments. He expressed deep regret over the destruction of the cherished piece and its loss.
Heavy rains in Nebraska wash out branch lines and disrupt railroad service. An excursion to Denver via Union Pacific costs 117.73 and tickets are valid for return by October 1. Severe weather damages rail routes. trains toward Omaha and nearby branches are out of service.
W1 iam J. Oryan starts the road stage of his speaking trip through the South. He will speak in Charlotte, then continue to Bath Cardiga and Columbia for the lone scheduled address in the state, with a reception planned in the capital.
New York reports estimate about 2000 revelers attended the Mardi Gras celebration at Coney Island. Crowds thronged Surf Avenue to view the glittering parade and gifts as bands and helium toys added color. Some confusion and delays followed as people prepared to depart, with many heading toward Brooklyn and Manhattan after the event.
A man from Angeles California faced murder charges after his wife died following a suicide attempt. The trial revealed a plan to harm the woman while she was in a hospital bed. Investigators described the events and the suspect’s alleged actions as part of a fatal sequence tied to the couple’s troubled relationship.
Unclear notes from Mong Koos report a six million damage claim tied to a Manila route. The document mentions Hepamere liner losses and references Athens and a gephieet, with implied yields and recent results.
About twenty horses entered the Weber county fair shows top trotters and pacers from Utah and Idaho. The event features seasoned performers like Orden and other noted owners among a large entry list. Entries reveal strong purses and a wide field of horses prepared for competition at Ogden's county fair.
Members of Hlaxatha Toby No Mare are requested to attend the Eagles ball at 1 39 oclock Wednesday afternoon 17 to honor the brotherhood of Dyander Sachem P M Whipple of Te
Coroner Waleh presents the annual death tally from the quake for the year ending June 20. He notes 428 deaths with causes listed, including 307 due to disasters from the event itself and 1,290 from natural causes. Of the fatalities, 2198 are men and 33 are women.
Flooding from heavy rain damaged railroad tracks around Janenin and Valparaiso, washing out sections north of Valparaiso and near Raymond. The Omaha-Lincoln line stalled. trains could not proceed. In Flaymend, two hours of rainfall produced about four inches of water, hindering travel and prompting repairs.
A special Nevada Northern train will operate for Railroad Day events. The Salt Lake departure is set for November 28 in the evening, with an Oregon Short Line connection to Cobre. The engine, a large two wheel design, is nearing completion and will lead the trip to Aly, with Pullman cars and a dining car. Hotel accommodations are arranged for attendees, who may stay Saturday night at current rates. The train will feature decor and bunting for the celebration.
The fair announces a concert lineup for September 20 and 22 with entertainment events and activities including a meal service and family-friendly attractions. Tickets and venue details will be released closer to the dates.
A new timetable shows six cars running to the depot reducing service gaps to three and a half minutes. Two extra cars will run the Sanitarium route every half hour, with winter plans for canyon traffic. Beach service remains slower, while a cut between Washington Avenue and the depot nearly eliminates delays on most trips.
In a contested exchange, officials from Weber City weigh layover rights for excursionists after Hesantds proposed making a pit stop policy. Counters cited existing rates and inability to extend permits, while plans to visit the capital or arrange travel remained uncertain.
The article discusses renaming a local fire department amid organizational changes. It notes a 23 percent shift in membership since the group's founding and outlines reasons behind the proposed name change. The piece references city proceedings and community reactions to the rebranding effort.
Fragmentary text mentions Avan Tesar Sep Tk Atrarae Aioperal Broltean authorizing action for Aliernes Meme and terms involving railroads and express plans. It cites Teans and related parties, with unclear roles and potential political or legal framing about industrial relations and public works.
A garbled OCR fragment references a Himalayan journey and various names such as Varin and Mevy Ming. The readable elements hint at a travel or encounter narrative, but details, dates, and places are unclear, leaving a partial sketch of a trek or meeting in a distant region.
A park incident reports a masked raider looting flower beds after an attempted theft near the garden area. Police, acting on witnesses, searched the park and found a removed path with evidence. few items were recovered as authorities tightened patrols.
A brief notice outlines an excursion to Salt Lake organized through Diegum Sh ity. Details are fragmentary but indicate a scheduled trip with transportation arranged.
A reader notes the curtain on the Whgerite depot scene leads to a dual setting in a grand hotel on Christmas Eve. The melodrama delivers surprising moments and a strong comic current, with the audience laughing more than in typical dramatic offerings. The review cites pacing issues and suggests future changes after Elmer Walters’ production.
Auction notice notes an excursion to Salt Lake City by The Origin Short Line for ticket sales. Return planned after September 22.
A chaotic dispatch from Vetersborg describes widespread panic across the empire as rumors of cataclysm spread. Citizens flee to cities while peasants riot and clash with authorities, and leaders warn against panic while seeking to maintain order amidst uncertain futures.
Fragmented text discusses labor unions as a force for anarchy and empire destruction. It questions the role of revolutionary leaders and the government, noting unions lack malice and money and that both men and new groups lack experience.
Market report shows fluctuating readings across sectors with Reading stock up 2.5 shares and overall prices retreating from opening as investors weigh oil, rail equipment and mining results. Western stocks varied. Missouri Parle and Great Northern preferred among steadier issues while Reading nears two percent gain. Cattle and hog markets show softer demand and general market drift, with late session prices easing after opening highs.
Chicago market receipts show cattle and calves weak to lower with mixed demand. Hogs receipts around 20 000 with lower prices for mixed and butcher grades while good heavy hogs bring higher bids. sheep and lambs market steady with moderate demand.
Local market row notes SAN FRANCISCO stocks supplying Interstate Green proceedings. Limited readable text cites trades and shipments, with named entities including SAN FRANCISCO and Interstate Green. No further concrete details available due to fragmented OCR.
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