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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
3
Local officials pursue license actions against barbers following a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace for alleged regulatory violations. Authorities, led by CB Dinarunre, cite suspected illicit practices as the case heads toward a scheduled hearing next month.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and figures, referencing a treaty, dates, and locations. The legible bits mention Farr, Kelley, Monty Kellep, and a 434 reference, with unclear context and no coherent event.
The Paine case jurors are named as David Farr, Rickards, Mercy Newey, Vergant Stone, Ariuitose Tol WP, Barer AB, Stars, Ogden, Wr, T. Baker of Plainairy. Trial updates note jurors were examined, a notable testimony introduced, and the panel completed with a potential recusal in context of prior Chambers and Crale case differences. The account cites fees paid and services rendered as part of the record.
The piece describes misread notes about a political candidate for county attorney and various community happenings. It references Waeitmeton avenue, a meeting with Blandhart, and mentions Michigan context. The text is garbled with numerous OCR errors and multiple scattered names and places, making precise details unreliable.
Fragmented text describes a centennial or ceremonial event in Colorado Springs with references to vice presidents, dignitaries, and a parade or gathering in Necsin Park. The garbled lines mention President Fairbanks, Brooks, Walsh, and local officials, with ceremonial phrases and crowd observations amid a long, broken sequence of names and actions.
A woman, widow of Judge J. Weaver and mother of Linzain Wenner, dies after a long illness likely linked to a contagious disease. Funeral services were held at Kiesh Chapel with the body transported to the mainland for burial following a local treatment at Thherentagls.
Washington reports the patent grant for the Hydrew Carton or Tradlam Lamp by Thidewett and CF Whipple. Joseph Cher and associates of the postmaster's office in Washington acknowledge the invention as a key to economic improvement, claiming near airless combustion and low-cost production. The firm Are Carhon Liebt, with officers Wilson Crals and others, plans demonstrations at the Washington plant and a factory, outlining orders and industrial use across lamp and associated carbonization technologies.
A gang of two Greeks circulated counterfeit money in a Denver area town leading to the arrest of Pronk Lane and James Wovels. Lane’s group passed bills to Mrs Ten Of rant inceme who alerted officials. Lane and an unnamed partner, linked to Grand Junerimn, faced charges as police traced the bogus notes.
A garbled OCR of a court report describes a man named Peter tied to a drunken incident. Authorities recall a prior arrest and mention a trial, with unclear dates and several misread phrases.
A fragmented wartime reminiscence centers on a woman recounting hardship during conflict. Names and places emerge obliquely, with mentions of a birthplace, community gatherings, and a local veteran’s tale shaping her remembrance. The piece reads like a memory essay from a small town.
A boy named Archie was injured by a broken wire while playing near a pole at a lake area. The wire penetrated the left eye region, causing immediate pain and fainting. Medical staff attended, fearing possible severe damage to the eye and monitoring for deteriorating condition.
Wilken Glasmann faces charges of misusing postal duties and aiding a man named Klee den Mig Garnere in a forwarding scheme. Accompanied by herds, the accused appears in court as the case moves toward a formal proceeding in Washington.
Confused dispatch notes Captain Wier of the United States Navy and Captain Cotman awaiting orders as the Georgia battleship remains in Charlestown harbor. The crew and officers prepare for a likely future voyage despite uncertain scheduling and weather conditions.
A diaryish narrative describes a woman’s health decline and escalating hysteria after a fall. It traces nervous tension, headaches, and sleep disruption, with mentions of remedies, seizures, and a failing sense of well being amid unclear names and dates.
The New York Republican state convention opened with chairman Odell presiding and a temporary chairman named. Speaker Driscoll named William Hearst as a candidate, triggering protests from labor and supporters who shouted, “The sacrifices” as the crowd grew restless and some delegates were escorted from the hall.
A fragmented dispatch notes British and American leaders meeting to discuss joint policy amid wartime strain. The report mentions Lt. General Grant and U.S. President, reflecting calls for accord, coordination, and shared aims across Allied nations.
Fragments indicate a September blaze caused multiple deaths with investigations ongoing. Names and places are unclear, but reports mention victims from Lewet Serr and Beth areas, with authorities pursuing leads and safety measures in wake of the incident.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a headline about Philadelphia politics or events with names like Sark McWeare and references to appearances, tests, and proceedings. The legible items indicate a political or public event, with incomplete names and phrasing, but no clear single outcome.
A boat capsized in the river near the Belg voxinstor, causing 170 deaths and triggering an inquest. The Standard Kaye correspondent reports a disaster as the vessel crossed the river undew Aix pelot where it separates the northern frontier province from the Altork district. Survivors and authorities recount chaotic conditions during the crossing.
In Memphis on September 25 Willie J. Bryan spoke at the Lorene theater, accompanied by Mrs. leys anitey and others. The event featured a creed and greetings to attendees, with remarks tied to themes of faith and community.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political proclamation or debate involving a Bayan area, references Teak and Deneratie terms, mentions an approval by a Pretitan administration, and notes tensions between parties. It includes garbled place names and dates, with vague reference to a parade or march and a wreck event.
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