10 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1914
Page
1
A historical note describes singing with a good voice and ear, referencing a volume titled Songs That Never Grow Old. It covers varied song types from sentimental to patriotic and foreign tunes, and mentions binding styles and portraits of renowned vocal artists approved by the publishers.
In Rome on February 12 a medical conference involving Dr Joan Edward Jones American consul general in Genoa and Professor Giuseppe Bactianelli decided to subject Charles A. Comiskey president of the Chicago club of the American league to a Roentgen examination after he fell seriously ill while traveling by train from Naples to Rome with his party.
Chicago club president Charles A Comiskey fell seriously ill en route from Naples to Rome with indigestion and cardiac symptoms. doctors treated him aboard and in Rome, with later improvement. He remains under observation as baseball players from Chicago and New York proceed with their tour.
New York reports the abandoned steamer Queen Boule was stranded after a gale off Sea Girt. Tugs towed her to port under revenue cutter escort as salvage crews work to assess damage and recover the vessel.
A garbled report from Chaittanoogs Alabama says Melba Company paid a claim connected with a Birmingham case. The involved parties include the Fain of the Music Strig and a cigarette operator, with financial figures around seven thousand dollars referenced amid unclear wording and dates.
A federal strike inquiry opened with Rep Tayor of Colorado, Casey of Pennsylvania, and Howell of Utah leading a House subcommittee. Witness William J. Rickard described mining conditions, high death rates, and lack of ventilation, while Hilton alleged coercive labor practices and store-controlled debt affecting workers. The panel planned orderly testimony to assess miners' grievances and industry conduct.
Hickard testified about starting work at age 12 earning twenty dollars a month. The record includes notes on miners pay envelopes with deductions for hospital and aid, detailing a 1930 Osceola entry and a June item, while Governor's letter to hearings and Panama Pacific expo efforts against criminals are noted as part of security measures.
Fragmentary notice reads like a garbled list about pins to represent known criminals and mentions Pine and Peb. 16. The text is incomplete, offering no clear names, places, dates, or actions beyond scattered phrases.
Berlin reports the German Imperial Parliament authorized use of 2.15 million from its propaganda fund to advertise fertilizers abroad and to finance an exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. Newark arraigns Charles J. Wihing and sister Sadie Garrabrant in a murder case. bail set at 5000 dollars as accessaries.
A chaotic scene outside a tar soaked church as mourners gather for the chief victim of a tragedy. A somber procession moves past a nearby mortuary in Orange. The body of 18-year-old Mazel Herdman is carried, linked to a tale of love and loss that has already claimed two lives.
A sensational ad offers a free “prescription for nervous debility” claiming to restore vigor and manhood without medicine. It urges readers to write Interstate Remedy Co. in Petoskey, Michigan, for a copy of the alleged remedy, promising home use and dramatic results. The tainted pitch targets men and condemns patent medicines.
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