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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1910
Page
8
A concise ad style note promoting Oxford footwear promising cool comfort and a refined exclusive feel. Emphasizes long wear and shape-holding quality for a small, select audience.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Ogden and Salt Lake City, business notices, obituaries, camp preparations, and social items. It mentions a hotel phone listing, funeral arrangements, Indian War camp readings, and marriage notices with scattered names and addresses, all presented in a garbled local newspaper style.
Fragments describe a large forest fire near Cider Creek with officials coordinating firefighters. A recruiting push by forestry agents is underway as crews and horses prepare to move to the scene and defend the area against advancing flames.
John Gareisle formerly secretary of the state and long-time figure in politics died in New York City at 9:30 tonight from heart disease complicated by an intestinal ailment. Born in Kenyon Kentucky in 1806, he served in the U.S. House from 1847 to 1869 and was speaker from 1869 to 1889. He later held a Senate seat and had retirement from public life in New York City. The body will be sent to Washington for burial, with services planned in Philadelphia.
Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic episode surrounding a Secretary Nagel order veto and political pressure. It mentions Cleveland and Lekénon figures, accusations of deceit, and attempts to shield the Secretary from humiliation as interviews were conducted amid disputes over the president's action.
A fragmented reminiscence on the 1910s dramatic Crippen murder inquiry. The narrator recalls Kendall and the ex assailant Crippen, with blurred references to the arrest and public fascination. The prose hints at identity, disguise, and the press’s role in the sensational trial.
Fragmented OCR recounts Crippen's 1910 murder case scene aboard the Tender boat with Dew and McCarthy. It notes Crippen's arrest after a tense confrontation, the inspector's questions, and the court read of charges while witnesses and officials observed the proceedings.
Crop conditions improve in Washington where montains and valleys report fair yields while Minnesota and North and South Dakota show strong potential. Wisconsin and other areas see mixed results as farmers await further data, yet overall production expectations remain cautiously optimistic amid weather and market conditions.
A racially charged sermon from a Warren A. M. E. church minister denounces excessive Johnson influence as a distraction from spiritual aims. The speaker warns that misguided fervor harms Black progress, urging focus on faith and community reflection amid tensions.
A messy clipping reports an inter offices theory that Lew York, cashier at a local bank branch, concealed funds. Officials allege purchases were charged to Wide, and investigators seek clarification as oath testimony unfolds. Authorities continue probe into alleged misappropriation and hidden assets.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a battlefield bulletin with names and events centered on Cavalry at Fort Sheridan. The garbled text mentions a drowning incident and various military terms, with scattered proper nouns and possible dates obscured by errors. The readable fragments hint at a ceremonial or alert context rather than a full narrative.
A damaged OCR piece describes the Woodmen of Bilas visiting Ogden for a Saturday evening dance. The event included mingling, social festivities, and an egg toss scene while attendees recalled prior outings and the evening ended with a local team victory by Regen.
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and monetary figures. Mentions Termun Alber Ti Pat orion and M Herken Brown Margaret Brown. Tustin Wheom for S480. Geden City Annes Bilrowa Lidia Tora Ark Temily Shier. partial lots and interests in real estate or property notes.
A Greek arrested in New York for robbery and theft of property was identified by photograph as a wanted man. The report notes aliases and alleged associations, details a pursuit involving Chief Barlow, and describes efforts to secure extradition with New York authorities and a Greek attorney.
An OCR mined, garbled account describes a patrolman and jail staff handling a prisoner, with references to a state, a desk, and multiple identities. The text includes names, locations, and fragmented events about arrest, custody, and alleged abuse, but is heavily corrupted and hard to parse.
Fragmented OCR report notes a Virginia senate seat change with names unclear. Mentions former Governor Clarice Swann and others amid an upcoming term ending date. No clear party or district details visible.
York August 1 The paper reports Nicaragua of hs BYSBONL chilloL hetwawn the Vater and the Spantui government, Noxmat Tapgood, wdites' af Collars Weel Who Tas Just retired from a: (ra. It notes a growing split between government and the Vatican. It mentions new methods in industry and agriculture, with southern Bhhtt cited as showing progress and some global optimism for reform and intervention. The piece also references the queen mother and military defense.
In Salt Lane and Warrington areas, Ramuel Av Matin and community voices discuss Hib nomination prospects. Voters express mixed confidence about the primary, noting party dynamics and recent political chatter. The piece reflects local sentiment ahead of August campaigns.
A chaotic day on Trinity Street features heavy activity as workers erect barriers and prepare for the opening of a new avenue. Cars and pedestrians mix with construction crews, while local businesses track the progress and anticipate a busy period ahead.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses methods and chemical agents for killing insects and pests. It references trials, observers, and experiments by unnamed individuals, noting varying effectiveness and safety concerns. The passage appears technical and dated, with archaic spelling and corrupted phrases.
An unclear official Western trip report notes a Saturday return by Derril and others. The narrative mentions travel over rough conditions, interruptions, and continuing traffic. Names and places are inconsistently rendered, but the document emphasizes a routine, uneventful journey with occasional diversions and routine transport operations.
A Newark incident tied to a mob leader led to murder charges as police pursue key suspects in a political and public safety context. The case centers on alleged involvement in violence and threats around a Newark event, with ongoing investigations and searches by Special officers and local authorities.
A report alleges that Greek workers were incited to riot at Midvale on July 24. The rioters clashed with Utah Railway laborers, with several detained or arrested on site and later charged in court. Names of alleged ringleaders and participants are listed in the complaint.
A national assembly brings together young missionaries from the United States Canada and Mexico to discuss education missionary work and church policy. Key speaker Rev John M Muenchens of New York will lead sessions and a prayer service closes the gathering.
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