17 Feb 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
1
The Paris sensation centers on Edmond Rostand author of Chantecler. The production features standout performances and scenes praised for wit and dramatic craft.
Testimony in a Kansas City case recounts a purported doctor, described as a Moor and quack, who sold allegedly harmful tonics. Witnesses include a man named Jordan and others linking the doctor to dangerous compounds and schemes against patients.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names in a garbled form with no clear event or outcome. The readable bits reference a date phrase “28 CE” and scattered geographic terms, lacking coherent news content to summarize into a factual item.
The text outlines a chaotic historical inquiry with names and places like Mey Adjodtmed ayth, Mis Muneeres Mihov Tor Beurutiey, and Laantt Te Eeinghs, detailing investigations into tires bows and conmlitued sessions. It references telegraph reports, a September 4 1908 recommendation, and a broader public oversight context involving officials and commissions.
Fragmentary OCR fragment describes railroad developments near New Orleans and Los Angeles with references to Colman Deter and Cole, plus mentions of Arizona bishops and a range of locations. The garbled text prevents reliable extraction of concrete events, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions high prices for past horses and a name sequence Kaw Beh re Phenel fay UTE BL TUIDAY MSR aH, with no clear event or context readable.
A jumble of names and figures appears in a rough OCR fragment mentioning Une Libgbetter tity bores and Onward. References include Stalarquinale, McGuwsin, AY Bloriing, 92000 Amon, senator Murddy BG, Prodlen, Pept Dardy, AL Tate, Salem Ma, HO Bird and Pure Suilem Ma. The text is incomplete and unreadable in parts.
Harvard and Yale competed in a water polo night event with mixed results. Yale reportedly won several bouts while others are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Fragmented text reports on powder related to Dupont-Denison and associated companies, mentioning canal issues and governance. It references safety, control, and international ties with Towson and Me Dackdide. The passage is garbled but hints at legal or corporate actions in 1909 and a figure named Mogni.
Reports from the war front indicate the navy has lost heart and is abandoning effort. The scout destroyer Silnm is said to have been sighted near the Delaware line as orders to shift toward defensive positions escalate.
New York dated report outlines Henry G. Hon wine and partners facing dismissal amid a failed scheme with Wie Stockwy and Lathrop Kinsing Lin firms. Committee investigates irregularities and alleged deceptive dealings tied to on air stock trades and exchange membership. Officials plan to summon T. M. inate Co and Robert Mall Criss for hearings on their roles.
Washington reports a Taft administration ruling prepared by the board of food and drug inspection under the Department of Agriculture. The decision discusses labeling for whiskey and related distillates, clarifying measures for distinguishing whiskey brands and preventing mislabeling.
A chaotic report outlines commissioners debating a bill and a public complaint. Names such as Mira chair, Kelli, and Colvane appear amid unclear references to orders, motions, and potential actions.
A fragmented speech by Veale Me Bla, ex-secretary of the streaming, argues central bank dominance in New York, claiming it could tilt Wall Street and the nation’s economy. The speaker warns that central bank reach might curb capital and cotton prices, urging vigilance against political power over finance and government.
New York announces a homecoming event for William J Bryan with a formal welcome lineup. Notable attendees include Napman BE Muck Robert Chunter Angesins Thorn Lowly Nia Lathan Berens George Fend Williams Hoey George and others joining a public gathering in anticipation of February events.
Fragmented OCR text depicts scattered phrases about nerve centers, characters, and a confusing mix of names, places, and terms. It hints at a satirical or surreal piece with references to conch, drone, nations, and a market. The readable content suggests a chaotic, nonstandard narrative without clear events or quotes.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses the rise of telephony and telegraphy, noting how exchanges shifted control to major managers in New York and Chicago. It highlights the transformation of communication into a backbone of modern business, praising American telephony's role in national growth and the need for reliable, efficient networks.
New York and Washington officials discuss railroad competition amid a proposed coast to coast merger. Witnesses describe the big lines as barred from true rivalry by federal rules, noting freight and passenger routes from San Francisco to Portland, with limited cross-market competition and growth concerns for the industry.
A chaotic report describes a heated challenge by an automobile firm executive to race against any other entry. It mentions Thomas Flyers, Salt Lake City, and a $1,000 wager as proof of speed claims. The piece references Speed records, stock cars, and potential matchups, with names like Mr. Freed and Randell coins noted in passing.
The Utah dairy convention will be held at Armory Hall with over 100 delegates expected. A lively program includes talks on dairy issues and new farming techniques. Discussions cover dairy rodent control and farm management, with anticipated attendance from state breeders and dairy officials.
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