25 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment mentions beer, temperance, and various place names and personal references. It references debates or discussions about alcohol use and social behavior, with scattered mentions of figures, events, and locations, but the text is largely indecipherable. The readable parts imply a temperance context and public discourse on drinking.
A scrambled OCR fragment from Salt Lake and State News combines jumbled phrases about defense, Yemen, taxes, and various names. The legible bits do not form a coherent event or report, making it a partial, unreadable clipping rather than a resolvable news item.
Fragmented text shows a club seeking funds and planning a trip or event. Mentions names like Palin, Stewart, and Mehome alongside scattered references to dates, places, and a potential committee. Despite garbled lines, core idea centers on organizational efforts and upcoming action.
OCR readable portions describe court cases, property inquiries, and marital records. Names like Parry, Peters, and Brhoraclee appear amid references to estate matters, debts, and court orders. The text also notes a wedding in Philadelphia, a dividend settlement, and a police arrest timeline, all set against a crowded, mixed notices page.
A large group of witnesses testified in the adultery case of Joseph P. Bavith versus Charles Moter ven, with many named jurists and residents appearing for the defense and prosecution. The session covered witness credibility, dates, and the involvement of the county attorney in arranging the testimony, detailing individuals who appeared and the ongoing court motions and adjournments.
A garbled OCR fragment references a farm, a president or executive, and county concerns. It suggests farm hands and county officials addressing a distress or enforcement matter, with unclear names and dates. The readable nouns indicate agricultural context and governmental involvement.
A discussion of copper companies in the United States and abroad notes the rapid rise of fortunes among investors and mine owners. It highlights Arizona and Mexican copper mines, dividend payouts, and the influence of copper prices on economic prospects.
The council approves a franchise for Clark to build and operate an electric street railway line from Fourth South at Becont to the river, with a southern loop to Marion Boulevard and Ninth North, including a single or double track along specified avenues and streets. Construction to begin after ordinance passage and within the stated days. The company will be organized under Clark finance.
Last Thursday J Tihur failed to appear to testify in a domestic case involving beating of his wife. Judge Whitaker warned the household to stay calm as police were called. The husband faced a likely fine and possible further action as the case proceeds.
A fragmented report describes a court hearing about four dogs and a frail woman. The witness recounts hardship and unclear names. The piece names Vers HonT and Ane Yin as figures, with Shiney and Mog referenced. The text hints at care custody and tragedy.
In a London case an elderly woman and her son faced extreme poverty amid disputed funds. The bench recorded testimonies about meals shared, money owed, and aid attempts failing, with practical figures and authorities cited as the case proceeded.
Disorder follows reports of a race-related assault as mobs patrol streets, three miles west of the city. Police, militia, and Mayor Woodward impose curfews, close saloons, and deny gatherings while reports confirm lynching of Zab Tang near the town. A boxing match ends in death for rival contenders with unclear blanks in the aftermath.
Fragmentary text describes a 20th century case involving jack manot or manot. References include a theft or property matter, mentions of a trial or inquiry, and alleged actions by a person named Jack. Readers are left with uncertain names, places, and outcomes due to broken OCR text.
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