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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
4
A 32 year old man identified as WA i. Mee feam was arrested on charges of incal forgery following a string of 24 prior arrests. He appeared in Detective Clunbers yesterday on a summons 31740 and will have a date in the gollne court this morning.
Oregon City, Ore April 6 Mrs Filham Bredles Strong, formerly Vranas Hope, granted a divorce from Cate Strong of New York on grounds of deviation. Judge Randell of the elite client court noted the petition. details outline a six-city league to feature native players from Flowery inghorn, New York, with headquarters at Sete Me, Washington and a capital over $300,000. The plan includes Teague Lo Lo as a key figure, backed by Nipponese merchants of Battle, Portland, and San Francisco, aiming for a weekly schedule and an opening game scheduled for May.
An 82 year old man, once a wealthy merchant, dies in a shelter district after moving to Portland during winter. He left behind estranged children and a claim he was defrauded by a young woman who swindled him out of about $20,000.
A despondent young woman described as Suohune Wasu Apetl arrived Wednesday seeking work and killed herself by shooting in a hotel. Local reports say she had recently been distressed and left her home in Lint awa to find employment.
Barnoni Missouri April gathering honored Beckey Thatcher Payer with a tribute at the Presbyterian church. About 2,000 school children and local citizens, gathered at the home of Langhorne Chamank, joined by Directors Laura Praziey and others connected to the late artist.
A Salt Lake transcription recites a river boat story about Samuel Clemens later known as Mark Twain. It details Clemens joining river work with Captain Bowen on the Gay and the origin of the pen name Mark Twain, along with contemporaries Edward J. Gay and others, tied to river trade circa 1860s. The account blends anecdotes of river steamboats, passenger capacity, and postwar recollections from John Worley and others, reflecting a regional memory of Mark Twain’s early career.
A chaotic market report notes prices lowered on first gall shares with total trading around 4,800 shares, buyers paying about 0.801.25 per share. Market uncertainty persists as few orders arrived and traders eyed Cedar Talisman improvements. About 3,000 shares traded with prices rising to 84% cont. Prospects hinge on better conditions and regional producers in Westchester County.
New Ogden firm Tanes Properties plans to acquire property in Salt City, including a 100,000 park, under a secretive deal. The sale involves several entities and a city survey, with figures around 65.00 and other references to legal actions and property names.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a city survey with a stated value of 21000 and mortgaged items for QA004. Mentions Hod Hart of toss 4, Salt Links City, and a survey work valued at 71000. Notes insurer actions for the city and a Seventh Bayth area. References cash figures 8200 and 4200 tied to local banks and business concerns.
In Salt Lake City the 46th annual reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Rite of Freemasonry will convene over four days this week. The program includes grand banquet Thursday night and exemplifications of most degrees, with distinguished Grand Judge officers and members from Salt Lake and state lodges in attendance. The work will be led by Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. 2, Hose Croft No. 1, Salt Lake Council of Kadosh No. 1, and Tinheonaintory No. 4 handling the remaining program across the days.
April dates are set for a sheriffs convention of the Intermountain country in Salt Lake City. Young officers will be present and the gathering aims to unite sheriffs from most states on the Pacific coast. Expected duties include organizing regional outlays and preparing for upcoming law enforcement needs in the area.
Sheriff Joe Sharp will travel to Denver tonight to request a requisition for Nathan J. Goldfarb facing a felony charge. Mayme Evans, 18, is named in connection with the case. Governor Bory and officials await the Denver proceeding to transfer Goldfarb.
April 25 report from Rillard Deng secretary to George Squires indicates several fraternal insurance companies and their representatives are working to file the mandatory articles of incorporation under the new law. Officials pledge compliance to continue lawful operation in the state.
April 25 the Curie Man asanctatiar of Toate hae anade nT TAngehients fury permanent weeting pkicotn the Kalglets of Cmlanting halt om East First South street. Meetings begin first and third Wednesdays of May. A China is visiting. In the city arg invited.
Johnson faced Joe Cotton in two two minute rounds as fans watched a cautious display. Johnson showed speed and precise defense, avoiding injury while Cotton pressed hard but failed to capitalize. After the exhibition Johnson urged unity, hinted at future battles, and spoke of historic feats while the crowd cheered and debated his next steps.
Markham, state representative of the Talisworth Wigelese Telephone Company, was robbed near Lake Apeli as a highwayman roughed him, forced his ring from a $60 diamond, and fled with $7. Police and detectives were alerted. Markham was uninjured.
Fragmentary text references a station in Murcia and a weighing around 180 pounds. It mentions a suspect in a brown coat wearing a hat and unidentified team members, along with a telephoned message and a payment amount for a highwayman. Names and exact actions are obscured by garbled OCR.
The first big gun dreadnought battleship of the Atlantic fleet arrives off Hudson Street, New York, anchored near 80th Street after a voyage from Michigan. The ship joins Admiral Sebrosder’s force, with additional vessels including Nebraska and Rhode Island due to reach Thursday. ships to stay at port until Friday as May 1 approaches.
Unclear OCR text suggests sudden warm spell may reduce early frost damage and affect fruit yields in Sunt Haven and nearby areas. Joseph Kelly, figure in farming circles, says fruit at expected prices may still be plentiful, though overall output could be smaller than hoped due to cold and weather-related delays.
April 26 New York faced a stretched legal process as Peter Kid Regan faced trial after Albert Walter’s murder case. The record recounts a fatal Broadway saloon riot linked to bartender Walter Jovep’s death, with a melee and knifing causing multiple injuries and a fatality.
In Pana Illinois on April 26 attorney Ly O orre was sentenced to one to ten years in the Chester penitentiary after being found guilty of embezzling five thousand dollars from Mrs. Melinda Vickrnge. O Purrell attorney defended a contract involving the exchange of whys.
A report notes that 9,500,000 tons, up 76, an Iterese five hundred thousand tons over Inn year, will see five steamers of the largest size added to United States Steel Corporation in the second half of the year.
A storm in Jersey City collapses a large tent of a traveling circus, killing one man and fatally injuring another. The crash also trapped workers briefly beneath poles and canvas, but no animals were harmed and no others were rescued.
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