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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
8
Odd clipping shows typed lines about cheap Simmey Bills at 22.50 and a Summer Suite at PLRTS 416, with garbled phrases about comfort and cool wear. It notes goods selling fast and hints at a public sale, mentioning rates and vague descriptions without clear names or places.
Random newspaper fragments describe a circulation note offering subscribers a tree tray lip Ogden Rapid Transit coupon next Saturday. Clip and present at the street railroad office for a free round trip ticket valid homeward Monday only. Also mentions fruit shipments, circus Northbound, and local notices about sermons and community events.
A garbled OCR page mentions a sworn statement in a court case, reference to Alice OBE, and a social event at Excelsior Camp No S240 with Women of Woodavatt invited. It also advertises a stenographer job, coal delivery services, and a transit-related promotion with free tickets for a future date.
W. J. Myers, a 9 shot gallnry keeper, allegedly shot three men then killed himself in their Chicago home. Victims include Grace Myers, Ralph Myers, and F. S. Bouton. Police found four chamber revolver among the bodies. no witnesses testified.
In Beverly Massachusetts on August 10 Taft and Yale president Andrey hold a televised conference on committee work for railway stock prep reforms. Hadley has not yet accepted the chairmanship offer as Taft seeks a plan of work. Taft and advisers push for Republican unity amid a divided party as Tennessee leaders discuss strategies to avert discord.
In part of Kentucky a pack of seven men attempted to restrain a dog that had attacked a farm resident. The animal Savannah, a bull dog, fought back leading to injuries and the dog being killed. Authorities report the events as a tense confrontation with multiple people involved and unclear motives.
Weber Club directors announced purchase of property east of the Episcopal church to house a substantial club building. President Heywood says the site, 120 by 240 feet, will support a prominent structure and a committee will review plans and costs tomorrow.
Theodore Roosevelt conducted a secret conference tonight with Garfield of Cleveland and Gifford Pinchot of New York. The meeting focused on aviation and submarine propulsion, with discussion of potential applications to future transports and engineering challenges.
A London device described as punctureproof claims to resist punctures in tires. Inventor Roguabhiin presents a heavy, flexible cover made from an elastic material claimed to prevent flats, with demonstrations and tests noted. The article cites the inventor’s persistence, a panel of experts, and tentative dates for broader trials.
A garbled report documents demographic and professional details from the Whos Who in America roster. It cites percent growth, fields of study, and international origins, noting a surge in graduates entering new academies as U.S. military expansion influences educational paths.
Fragmentary 1969 era item from New York World mentions New York State and city, residents, motive count, and a presentation figure amid garbled phrases. Core facts are inaccessible. summary remains tentative due to readable fragments only.
An American visitor to London compares British and American antiseptic techniques at King’s College Hospital. Sir Watson Cheyne, Lord Lister’s former house surgeon, demonstrates germ control and sterilization advances, challenging older practices and urging strict cleanliness.
A flood of unreadable OCR text interspersed with clear fragments describes fires in Clearwater and mentions affected areas, names, and possible responders. The garbled material indicates a broad blaze situation with evacuation and response uncertainties.
Real estate transfers list Mathie unmarried selling to Salsa Pixley for 2260 dollars a lot in Blueh 1% area. David W. Weal and Mary Went, wife, to La Roy Syker for 1700 dollars part of the south west quarter of the northern quarter of Yeation WB. properties described with ownership lines and survey references.
Arrests last week in Los Angeles were linked to violations of city ordinances. The defendants, including Hop Angelis Atif and others, faced charges and demanded jury trials. Verdicts and penalties awaited, with possible appeal to the supreme court.
Unclear fragments report health concerns around Chamberlain with references to a tumor and health actions. Details are garbled. mentions Highbury, a doctor or hospital figures, and possible recent checkups. Names and places are not reliably readable in the text.
Twenty persons were injured in New York on August 17 when a device exploded at a dig site. The blast damaged nearby homes and property, shattered windows, and knocked down walls as bystanders watched. Police investigated as debris scattered across the street.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions James Whiteome Riley age 18 with unclear references to Tattnall Att and drains Whit vem Tey rin Memden dhrloat pet. The legible parts imply a court or legal matter but key facts are obscured by garbled wording and misspellings. No clear dates or outcomes emerge.
Tenetrom experts to side in the new phreboned reatdoty amid a condideration of SAI. The text notes a residence location between Twenty-Horond and Twenty-third streets with aims related to a newly phreboned agreement.
A fragmented 19th century critique on baseball abroad and national reactions, noting cricket’s decline and American influence. It contrasts social and athletic spheres in Europe with Per-isms, mentions France and Britain, and reflects on emigrants and loyalties amid looming continental conflicts.
In Memphis on August 1, a sensational case emerged involving former heads and engineers of the Western Central railroad and the Memphis Car Company. A conspiracy allegedly defrauded the railroad of thousands of dollars, with decree issued by the circuit court naming key officials and machinery supervisors among the implicated.
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