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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
3
The Examiner announces a lease or sale notice dated 10th, 1920, with bidding details and bond requirements. It calls for information from interested parties and lists The Examiner Printing Company as the contact via secretary Trace at 380 21st Street.
The article details a road project south of the city funded by the county and district, including a four inch plow plan, laying pipe and standpipes, and 1700 feet of driveway work. The Water system pipe changes and canal connections are noted, with costs around 226,600 dollars and shared funding between the district and county.
An Oreronlandt construction crew member, Girdacisbanit, was struck by a passenger train No. 3 near Lakeside yesterday afternoon. He escaped with a broken leg after leaping to avoid the locomotive. colleagues witness a chaotic moment as the train bore down. He was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries.
A historic court session adjourned in respect for ACT Shnelift, a key figure and elder in the community. The funeral honored his service as a court adviser and adviser to the council, with attendees paying solemn respect as the proceedings paused.
Thousands crowded the Daley grounds in Ogden to watch the Surin Halley show parade and matinee. The parade featured elephants, horses, acrobats, and bareback riders amid bright lighting and lively acts, drawing a large afternoon audience and positive reactions from spectators.
Notice to the public indicates a Lagoon outing on a specified date with activities and schedule details, urging attendees to observe posted instructions and event timing. The fragmentary text names organizing groups and a closing deadline for response.
The Rantager company began widening Lincoln Avenue from Twenty-Fourth Street to Twenty-Second Street with poles set and paving underway. The city council ordered completion of track work and regulation of franchise rights for the area. A large number of workers are on the extension, and completion is expected in a few days.
North Ogden county Teagiu reant meets the Ordon repilara of the Bunty Lense in a $100 side game at the Fale Grounds. The contest decides the We hoy county championship, with Huntsville backers claiming prior win chances.
An indictment lists multiple named individuals including Edward Shoottier, Woodton Witla, Erik Graet, Edward Worlord, and Clarence Thomona among those charged in a case against a group described as lynchers. The document references involvement by Tabert Clevetani Edward Ovens and others in alleged violent acts linked to a broader feud, with county officials named in the proceedings.
In Galveston Texas on August 10 a Democratic state convention adjourned after debate. The platform echoed 1866 positions opposing free raw materials and duties on manufactured goods. Senator Gutherson won the gubernatorial nomination eighteen years ago and is to be re-nominated for a third term in the United States Senate.
Sheriff Wilton announced Hooper cannot host the Joe Harbertson versus Kid Williams boxing match on August 16 due to public opposition. A Hooper committee reports efforts to prevent the fight after concerns raised by 23 federals and warns other towns would seek similar privileges if allowed.
Chico California Aug police release the suspect held in connection with the Tesdal family incident after tests show he is not Henry Yaten Gael the Japanese suspect sought in the trailer theft case.
Orientia Aug reports a significant emigration from Punjahs Mohammedan and Saline toward California. Families travel with the aim to join relatives, hoping for police posts, while many fear U S entry barriers. Fifteen hundred natives sailed east on five ships last month. more are preparing to follow. Michael says none of the emigrants visited the American consulate and they may be prevented from landing in the United States.
A fragmentary report describes Hy Wheelar Wildwood claiming a record trout in the Ogden River season. He asserts a pipe length and weight around six pounds, noting a dramatic argument with Utes over the catch. Details are incomplete and the report is hard to parse.
A fragmented report notes Mayor Bayar facing opposition amid unclear health and rest conditions. Figures suggest a medical or political setback with references to physicians and a public dismissal or reassessment.
Louis Aig reports Wendling is charged with the murder of Ali Kellner. A warrant was issued by Detective Wendling and filed at the district j istmar's office. Parents testified about schoolmates' mistreatment prompting inquiries. names withheld, witnesses near Wendling's proceedings.
A prisoner, awaiting trial for alleged attempts to kill, created a disturbance at 1 am tearing at his cell and threatening officers. Sheriff Wilson aided, jailers tipped him with a floor rap to subdue him. The man, described as a habitual criminal and hop fiend, is to remain in custody as his court proceedings proceed in Leoniae district court.
A large blaze at Hacker and Shepard lumber yards in Boston 1873 burned ten wooden frames across five brick structures. Debris included heavy damage to a three story wooden mill and several factories with fire costs estimated near one million dollars and alarms spreading quickly through the town.
Local officials announce an extension for the irrigation project in the county. The approval stemmed from review by the state and county agencies, with further coordination to reclaim and complete the planned work.
Rome reports indicate Vatican Secretary of State Merry el Val and officials say the pope remains firm as Spain and the Holy See pursue dialogue. Observers see no change in policy unless Madrid shows clear, good faith deeds toward a mutual understanding through action.
Cordova Alaska Aug 14 first returns from yesterday's election signal a close congressional race. Hd Sorr of Valdez appears to lead the section for the regular Republican nominee. Supporters of Delegate James Wickersham say southeastern Alaska and Fairbanks area returns favor him over rivals. Early tallies from seven camps show Wickersham with a substantial lead. O'Connor the labor tender contender faces a weak vote.
Two visiting youths from New York, Angelo Draa and Henry Crapelia, aged 12 and 10, drowned at Warwick Mountain Camp lake. While swimming, they pretended another boy was under, luring them into a deep hole where all three disappeared. Crapelius and Dra died, Picksluy halted the prank and attempted rescue.
Seattle report states the excursion steamer Chinnewo grounded near Castle Rock at the southeast end of Pez Island. After being held fast for several hours it was freed and returned with passengers to Bellingham. Damage to the vessel was not serious.
Chicago hosts the thirty first triennial meeting of the Knight Templar commanderies. The event centers on drilling in the National League Baseball ayk and the bowlueas session at wiblel, with a parade and fatigue affecting participants. Officials report headquarters in Chicago at the Union yards and packing town tours for visitors.
Salmon Apty Ida August 10 A prospector near Salmon was crushed by a rock slide while prospecting for gold and copper ore. The body lay among newly acquired riches, with authorities unsure when the fatal accident occurred. The report notes the prospector had long searched the area for wealth and describes the rock fall as the likely cause of death.
An article fragment recalls the New York City shooting case involving Mayor Gaynor, mentioning a trial and condemnation of a man named McDonald. It notes public reaction, a community dispute, and a court appearance amid tragedy and political tension.
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