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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
5
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Pacun say U S may use force if Cuban leaders obstruct peace efforts. Marines and two battleships are ordered ready for dispatch from Atlantic ports to Cuba as Washington reviews swift transport options amid reported insurgent control loss and ongoing negotiations with Spain-like authorities.
Warship transports from Wayrington to Pratrie Broskiym and Texas are being readied for troop movement to Doha if needed. Reports from Hinsdale mention Dr Paulson describing nonchanging medicine ingredients while describing a controversial alcohol patent. Naval academy marines barracks received personnel from Washington this afternoon.
In Havana Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Haig met Vice President Meseda Capote at the American legation. They conferred about the peace terms and prepared a letter to President Alma outlining the details of the proposed settlement before dawn.
The report references appeals to insurgents and mounting security concerns as Tet tensions rise. Officials warn of potential disturbances during planned landings and movements, with accusations of external influence and internal opposition shaping the crisis in the region.
Fragmentary OCR text references security and protection of British property. Mentions individuals or groups unclear due to garbled names. Context suggests a report on measures or tensions affecting property rights and safety.
Chaos erupts in Brownsville as a clash between police and Black residents escalates. Authorities report hundreds detained, including students from Clears University, with multiple deaths and injuries. Bodies found along blood-streaked winds. continued searches for arms and arrests follow night of violence.
The report outlines a U S handling of Morieran and Moroccan trade frictions, noting American aims to influence Moreran affairs and reduce disturbances. It mentions Minister Uuminere and a planned effort by Mr Gammere to address difficulties at Mogador and Casablanca while signaling a broader push to secure parallel deals in English and German markets.
Report from Wawtacket RL details a strike by a group of Dundee girls at the J. & WV. Cuars company plant in Wacen. They demand 18 percent increase after a week of work on the tack, with a plant abulllown approving 5 hate, deemed probable.
A fragmented OCR item reports the Christina Temperance Union addressing overuse of patent medicines and alcohol. It mentions actions against temperance violations, a county meeting, and a convention context with references to speakers and officials.
An injured scene near the corner of McGrnter and Randull streets involves police, a suspect, and bystanders. The report mentions a confrontation, a struggle, a van, and a suspect under guard as officers respond. Details are garbled with missing letters and unclear wording.
A chaotic shootout erupts as officers pursue Casen and accomplices. A pistol fire narrowly misses an officer at a window, with bullets shattering glass and forcing a dangerous retreat. The confrontation escalates inside, ending with multiple fatalities and officers wounded.
Allala Georgia edition reports a fatal incident when a Black man was killed during an attempted break through Union lines. Militia officers seized weapons and arrested several suspects including postmaster Ly J Prier for supplying ammunition. African Americans faced rounds up and many were detained awaiting police transport. Captain Wilson conferred with the president of Georgia about the violence and loyalty fears rise as troops patrol the area.
Under orders from Commissary General Sharp experiments were run on a fireless cooker in Army practice. The device has shown unsatisfactory results under certain conditions and failed to win full approval from the commissary department and field troops. It now holds four canisters and weighs about two pounds, selling for twenty pounds of food to feed a company of infantry or a troop of cavalry.
Dame Valiey disclosed a formal statement to a Texas poller amid charges of alleged ties to Wat ere Pierce OM. The Senate member Hille and Rathy voiced cautious stances on his right to practice law during the inquiry, asserting defense of ethical conduct pending outcome.
Readable fragments describe a disturbance inside a city jail with inmates resisting guards, taking a stand, and potential injuries. The garbled text mentions a jailer, rebellion, and various unclear actions, but no coherent names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
New York dispatch reports Sir Paul Breguland once Chicago bank president Stensland testified he took 900000 dollars from the bank while denying broader theft. Details show police, detectives, and prosecutors tracing the alleged scheme as Stensland remains in custody amid extradition talks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a girl and self harm themes along with numerous unreadable names and garbled phrases suggesting a chaotic local report or notice without coherent facts or context. The readable items hint at distress but lack verifiable details or narrative.
An adjourned Democratic conference with Jerome and fellow leaders discussing fusion risk and party fate. Delegates explored uniting behind a single candidate to defeat Hearst, amid concerns the party may lose its identity to Independence League forces.
In Clamet Mich Sept a major mine fire endangered Buchrida of Ures as 500 workers labored underground. As flames trapped men hundreds climbed 1 000 feet to reach a drift to safety. Rescue attempts and desperate efforts followed with many men facing grave risk.
UsING BLACK BANDS Portland Ore Bey ke 2 team of the experiments belatedly described under government oversight at the Lewin Clark fair. Results show reduced hardness at the mouth of the Coombe siren with uncertain practical carryover. Clevenger leading tests but outcome remains undetermined. project aims to advance iron industry toward a new era according to his brief remarks.
A physician named J Sastenag faced arrest after a disturbance involving his mother in law Mrs. David Alitener and his wife. Both women remain in serious condition. The doctor, Lavjener, was taken into custody following the events.
In St Petersburg and surrounding districts a series of fires has destroyed a paper factory and several cottages. The conflagrations have caused extensive damage, with multiple fatalities feared and many residents displaced. Authorities report two men missing and belief that numerous others remain unaccounted for as the fires continue to burn.
Fragmentary report notes a clash involving scouts and officials amid political tension. Dated events and several garbled names appear, with no clear location or outcome verifiable from the readable text.
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