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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
3
The fragmentary item mentions Ogden officials inspecting an industrial trip aiming to keep a venture on track, with later notes on an injury case where A Peterson and his hand were severely injured leading to finger amputations. Other truncated references cover court actions, a dining facility, and miscellaneous local notices with several named individuals and places.
The clipped items cover legal notices, property settlements, and council flotsam alongside boxing chatter. Mentions Pederson and Bannatt in patent disputes, Harmson’s connections, and a long list of Ogden area notices. Also references to Hyde Run manufacture, Cohen Crock promotions, and market chatter.
In a rough industry note the Maltson general manager discusses ore deliveries due in April. Officials mention production plans and restarting operations at the plant amid hopes to resume ore processing by mid month, reflecting adjustments in supply and scheduling.
A Malad Valley motor car collided with a passenger train causing widespread damage. Passengers were thrown from seats and injured as the car’s front end was crushed into splinters and debris filled the cab. Motorman Haglover and others assisted evacuations while a new engine was attached to resume service toward Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake investors secure a tease of Washington Avenue property between Market and 15th, to house a new Majestic Amusement venture. F. A. Booth, representing Mae Majestic Amusement, plans a 48,000 capacity theater at Batt Lake site with plans to convert The Toggery into a vaudeville venue. Harry Herroys, manager, and Clayton Investment's Chris Taylor advocate the project amid envisioned promenade of free shows and ticket pricing.
The late Slowert Rubdkan, longtime associate of William Crave, recalls a chaotic Philadelphia Chestnut Street Opera House episode. Robson vanished backstage as Crane prepared to debut, prompting a hurried search and a manager’s inquiry while Crane faced questions about the “serif crane” moment amid peanuts and sudden crowd tension.
The readable text shows a chaotic report mentioning Salt Sage county, Kat Parke, and references to a city’s rulers and officials. It hints at a dispute or confrontation within the city borders, with entities like Wiekard, Glonkon, and the KecyEARsy Alloa mentioned in a torn context.
Tamur Iriads and relatives express thanks to those who offered sympathy and support after the death of their baby Mievey. The note notes grief, appreciation, and the community’s kindness during the Waves period and funeral observances.
Honunr Fenn, head of the Fort Service grazing department, travels to Ephraim in Sans Bete county to discuss allotments for grazing. The study notes friction over past allotments as more cattle and sheep crowd the Mantl forest, with officials seeking an equitable adjustment to ensure a fair deal for all ranchers.
A readable summary notes a series of moving pictures showing the Aluvins Pletiie Camera and wonders of technology, including a bridge, telephone system, wireless messaging, cavalry and battery drills, and bivouac scenes. Florida Pasadena attractions and Bear Hunt at the Oracle are highlighted with local reactions and claimed realism.
A rewritten article notes discussions in Chicago as a high school football governing body considers rule revisions. It covers planned subcommittee tasks, proposed penalties, and the structure of halves and time, with coaches and educators from various schools involved in shaping future play.
Vague OCR text describes a Yale meeting or election drama with names like Reed, Sannin, and a tied vote. Mentions a protest or decision about a prom or scheme and leadership roles. Information is fragmented and unclear due to transcription errors.
In Ogden a detective notes rising alcohol fueled incidents and street disorder. A man named Char ing Curner pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and paid a five dollar fine plus ten days in jail as part of the sentence. A second unnamed man admitted drunkenness and was jailed for thirty six days. The article lightly critiques police efforts and public safety in the city.
Comedian W Te Grund set to appear in Father and the Boy by George Ade at Empire Theater New York. The pairing of Craig and Ade delivers a lively provincial comedy with wit humor and satire. The current four months run tops charts as patrons enjoy the production. Crane leaves for New York after opening night appearing with the company in a strong show. The engagement is billed as a major season highlight with a large city sale and packed houses promised.
Reports from Granada and Managua indicate General Chamorro is in retreat toward Granada amid insurgent advances along the Tipitapa river. Government forces, including Vasquez’s contingent, are massing to oppose the insurgents while awaiting new advices on Chamorro’s movements and a possible defense of Managua.
Lent services listed include Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. and evening prayer at 8:00 p.m. daily during the 40 day period. Midweek gatherings and special afternoon sessions are noted at 4:15 p.m. on some days, with Wednesday and Thursday schedules specified. Services are held in the chapel at Twenty Town and Grace Avenue, northeast corner.
The Orpheum advertises a premier weekly vaudeville bill with strong acts described as the season’s best. Expect novelty, melody, wit, and engaging sketches designed to lift spirits and provide wholesome entertainment for all ages.
Washington February reports detail President Staw art and the New Yorukag of Rapubilcag arranging a large New York reception for Roosevelt supporters. The event plans include prominent lawmakers and lawyers meeting alongside dignitaries to honor the late leader. The timing hinges on congressional adjournment and potential presidential attendance, with discussions of broad national recognition.
Fragmentary text shows a political item noting attention from Republicans toward a person or issue. The readable portions mention Washington and investigative framing but lack clear factual details, names, dates, or outcomes.
The Ibtor inquiry was presented for senate consideration led by Mu Cumber of North Makai. The proposal, supported by Senator Elkins, seeks a formal inquiry with a select committee of twelve senators to examine conduct, costs, and the need for further hearings, aiming to parallel increased cost and a late sled report.
Fractured OCR text shows residents of Ogden rally around a proposed flour plant project with local business names and slogans. The readable fragments hint at a civic appeal, cost concerns, and cross town discussions about industrial development. Named entities include Ogden and local firms, though many words are garbled.
Portland coverage reports the conclusion of testimony in the Hermann case. Col Harvey W. Beattie of the Portland Oregonian identified additional writings by Beattie, while Parker, a lawyer, testified about land division secrecy and prior handling of related information. McVay testified on the Treasury and land offices as the trial addressed references to shipments and witnesses.
Fragmented notice announces Eagles event at the Rage Mall on Wednesday at 8 pm with unclear details. Attendees are invited, but the exact venue and purpose remain obscured in the garbled text.
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