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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
3
Reported in a local newspaper, Sparke and associates discussed a recent train robbery case. The article notes police investigations, alleged forgery schemes, and a plan to expose hidden profits, with quotes about potential rewards and public safety concerns. The piece indicates ongoing legal and investigative activity surrounding the incident.
The superintendent Jarey Kircher and the waterworks department order construction of new fountains. A single ornate fountain at Twenty-fifth Street and Washington Avenue will be installed, with other locations designated for ward placement. Residents are urged to expect water works within ten days as the project proceeds.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and support during a death and funeral time. Mentions Margi and Tesi as mourners, extends heartfelt thanks to Ald, synaathy, and others for care. Acknowledges friends, neighbors, and community members for comforting messages and assistance.
A ten year old girl, daughter of Mr. Bad Ales, died from severe burns after a fire at their home on Wal Avenue. The girl was attending from the yard when blaze enveloped her clothing. Probers and physicians offered condolences as authorities investigated the incident. Her mother reportedly vetoed rhythmic mentions. the funeral plans remain private with community support forthcoming.
Fringes claim 4 Inca natives were alleged to be involved and were disclosed as witnesses. A. J. Geller was nabbed in court while absent attorney Murphy faced a delay. The pair awaited absence to appear and test their cases, with continuances noted in the city court.
Police report details a court appearance for a man charged with issuing a dishonored check and attempting to conceal funds. The defendant pleaded not guilty, with bail set at 200 dollars. The case against Gaiter and related matters involving Henriette Wh are noted as ongoing, with trial dates anticipated.
A fragmented notice outlines a pastorate at a Methodist church with references to services vows and community roles. It mentions a pastor, a congregation, and local events or meetings with uncertain specifics and scattered names.
The document lists various debt actions including Parker against Ephrem Hunten for alleged due vin eraunt, Petenson and Langiola involved with Gorden Lopecaver, and Keith Penland claiming sums from Me Shupo Williany Candy. Additional entries reference Virgilin tmlelly at Mantruda with $25.30 for hoard and lodging, M Talitranet for $17.90, and Cierlua P Grout with Paul Va for unspecified sums.
Fragmentary OCR reads details about an excursion to Salt Lake on a Binday in August with ten trains mentioned and a cost of 81.00. Names such as Gholon and A. Bhowe appear, along with unclear references to Washington and officials. The text is garbled and partly unreadable.
Construction proceeds under supervision as foundation and brick work start at the Marian hotel site. Excavation near completion, cement workers to follow, weather permitting, with masons preparing to raise walls and finish the exterior. The deep hole in the ground is filling with activity as crews move toward completion.
Sealed proposals by four firms Bruich Archilyct Ruom a6 Bee Liem Atulaing were invited for an exhibit at the East Grounds Cul? on August 19 1917. President M. Rows of the Dour Burte Fal announces action and immediate receipt of bids at o plosk.
A damaged Atom era report notes trolley reach to Willard after noon yesterday. Crews from the electric company completed stringing, with surfacing and bonding of rails underway north of Willard. The water power plant, built years ago, supplied 400 kilowatts and is cited in context of line costs and labor.
Real estate transfers listed with Stephene Tivealment Company in Nekoltue Chrtellpe Jensen and other entities. Notes reference blocks and city parcels, with dates spanning Week 13 and related property actions.
Chicago Produce shows mixed tones with hogs steady to firm and calves and hogs priced around four dollars. feeders at four dollars. hides and wool listed with minor shifts. Market chatter notes activity in pork cuts and dairy at midweek, with sellers reacting to demand and supply signals.
The court sentences Mitchell to 180 days in jail or a $180 fine for petit larceny involving $42 worth of jewelry stolen from the trunk of Mr. Am. David Crockell. Mitchell’s mother testified. the judge urged reform and honesty, noting his intelligence yet lack of direction.
In municipal court Mitchell was bound over after testimony on larceny tied to property valued over $500. David and Mrs. Crockett identified items found in the defendant’s trunk as theirs, noting books and pictures among the goods. The defense argued the value was uncertain, while the court ordered Mitchell to await action in the district court.
A jumble of church listings outlines services at German Evangelical St Paula, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, First Presbyterian, Church of the Good Shepherd, First Methodist, and Metropolitan Catholic groups. It notes Sunday morning worship at 11, Sabbath school at 9, and various evening and midweek meetings, with pastors named and locations given on Washington Avenue and nearby streets. The public is invited to attend all listed services and reading rooms.
The Miame Copper company reports a planned stock increase amid capital restructuring. It outlines amended treasury balance targets and new parity actions impacting working capital, with details on preferred dividends and equity adjustments to support the plan.
The article notes a major shift as underground mining extends, halting surface work and curtailing efforts on a new smelting plant. It cites a tonnage estimate near 16,000,000 tons and compares to 70,000,000 tons elsewhere, with stockholders largely foreign and inquiries about bloc ownership in Europe.
The rain boosts Weber County fruit ripening with watermelon and pears delays easing. The Pioneer plans shipping around the 20th as pear shipments begin, tomatoes ripen faster, and canneries adjust operations due to delayed fruit. Weather dampened by lightning and uneven rainfall across counties, with irrigation strained.
New York August 14 a tale from a city tourney shows a theft that netted jewelry and silverware valued around 2000 dollars. A burglar fled through a nearby house and fled with accomplices then vanished into quicksand, the loot swallowed by the swamp. Police chased but recovered nothing. The burglars were spotted by a servant who raised an alarm before the capture attempt failed in the marsh.
Chicago Aug 1 Sammir Hons of spring shoes ready for drop by Chicago manufacturers feature novel styles for women children and men. Highlights include Velvet gaiter Romate silk heels and patent leather options designed for comfort and long wear. Shown are overn won in woman's shoes with new child sizes and improved support. A parade of ankle strap and evening styles aims for a modern look with practical fit.
A damaged OCR item reports multiple mentions of deaths and trials. It references Willan Tete murdered, legal actions, and an obituary section with names and roles blurred. The piece mentions defendants, officials, and a funeral or court setting, with details unreadable in places.
In Salt Tale City, the Smelters face the Murray team in a pivotal afternoon game. Ogden Hoffen hopes to upset Murray with home-court advantage while fans weigh in on bets and expect a tight match.
The notice appoints as examiner of the estate of insolvent B H Anwinan and P M Lee, partners, under Ogden Morning Examiner. Creditors are urged to present claims with attached proofs and schedules before the legal deadline at First National Bank building Ogden Utah, Willis & Nevine attorneys for the assignee.
Storm damage hits the Ogden Willard Willard plant with a lightning strike that tears ten feet of water stack away. Repairs require scaffolding and a major outlay while normal service continues though some lines may see minor delays. Local officials report the Willard plant provides about 70 horsepower to the area during outages.
An imperfect OCR fragment hints at a local amateur event in Workington and mentions figures associated with New Vari. The text references Alain Wenn and a council or committee, with potential ties to Waste Angelety and Pred 1 Fornnyer. The readable portion is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
Help wanted advertisement text appears garbled with repeated phrases and uncertain names. key intent is a female help wanted notice. No clear organization, location, date, or concrete role specified in readable segments.
Amid rising waters in the Take ward area, local authorities warn that the city could be submerged if a second dyke breach occurs. Tens of thousands seek shelter in Nehpol homes as power and water supplies strain. No fatalities reported yet, but fears grow for residents and essential services.
In Chicago, the annual abawo meet showcased the 100 yard dash where White from the University of Tennessee claimed victory with a time of 18.21 seconds. J O Carroll arrived late for the second event, while H W Palpick and others failed to compete.
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