08 Jan 1910
Page 11
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
11
The funeral for Mrs Garzh Tolstoy will be held today with Rev H D Frimerman officiating. The service will be attended by local residents and the WRC, with arrangements and carriages coordinated by Alfex Funeral Home.
Fragmented local items list funeral details, court dates, alimony actions, real estate transfers, and community events. Edwoul name noted, body to rest at Diwood cemetery. Also reports marriage license, canal meeting, treasury report, and tabernacle services with speakers and program details.
Mrs Ada Tsery Nelson wife of Sumner P Nelson died at home from pneumonia. Native of Ogden she lived here all her life. Survived by husband four children two parents and a sister. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at the End Want meeting house with viewing from 1 to 4 pm.
Scribbled legal dispute alleges damages of 460 dollars by Belle London Fou. Text mentions a chaotic scene with names, factions, and odd claims about a realm, fairy influence, and alleged immoral acts, all tangled in a confused OCR fragment with numerous errors and nonsensical phrases.
A wedding occurred in Chicago on Christmas Day with the couple identified as Mr and Mrs Schnell. The departure from the church featured remarks about perseverance and faith, and the Rev. conveyed blessings for the newlyweds. The ceremony was followed by a reception where family and friends gathered to celebrate.
Fragmentary report describes dressmaking efforts by Lalorade Silla and others. Names appear with unclear roles but suggest a small local workshop or tailoring effort. No clear dates or outcomes are identifiable from the text.
Mrs Mary Kavanaugh a prominent Irish born pioneer in Utah died at noon today at her daughter Mrs John Smyth’s residence 148 Bborhimn avenue aged 102. Born in County Weszford Ireland she came to the United States about age 40 living in New York and New Jersey before moving to Utah. She lived many years in Taymen on the Northern Pacific railroad and moved to the city 25 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Smyth two sons and many grandchildren. Funeral will be held Monday at St Joseph’s Church.
Community alert lists a Modern Woodmen gathering with a social dance and program cues. Names and acronyms appear jumbled, offering little clear detail beyond a local fraternal club meeting and evening activities.
New trains No 6 and 6 will run daily between this city and Green River starting Sunday, January 16. Overland Limited service will cut travel time, with Ogden connections and altered schedules for the western routes. Other timetable changes pending from Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Oregon Short Line.
A small New Year watch party hosted by Mise Hen Meisler welcomed a circle of friends. Guests toasted the New Year with songs and a midnight lunch, sharing warm hospitality and cheerful toasts amid casual conversation. Named attendees included Mise Nadel Charles-Worth, Mid Mihaly Brown, Mrs Princes Smyth, Mrs Jamed Ash, Moyers, Laman Shurthiif, Clyde Lindsay, George Ensign, Josh Thompson, and Jamea Ashby.
Disjointed report outlines tense House debate over investigation into Pinchot and Taft era actions. Norris of Nebraska criticizes Speaker Cannon, urging independence from factional influence. The insurgent pressures hint at distrust and potential committee control shifts amid a partisan stalemate.
Hig Pony Syed embarks on a contested journey through unfamiliar regions and factions in a cryptic report. Local teams, landmarks, and dates anchor the tale as observers track shifting alliances and emerging tensions shaping the region's fate.
Fragmented report alleges a national cocaine ring targeting young girls. Authorities quote a chief implicating doctors and suppliers who distribute through set routes, with fears of widespread danger and calls for caution.
The White House faces talk of Pinchot's dismissal as echoes of the Pinchot incident spill over. President Taft discusses the matter with callers and allies while Senators Lodge and Bourne join White House visitors amid calls for a full investigation and potential counsel for Pinchot.
A fragmentary report describes wool growers and packing house delegates meeting yesterday afternoon. The passage lists figures and places and mentions inspections, workers, and various tasks in a crowded scene with many garbled names and details.
The Salt Lake City fighter Sullivan defeats Collins after twenty rounds in a technical contest noted for speed and steady exchanges. Both men remained in peak condition with no knockdowns and a crowd scene highlighted by tactical uppercuts and body work, while preliminaries featured Dowling and others in closely fought bouts.
Report highlights a Wy convention where speakers discuss Francis Parry Jelliott and Pro A. D. Afolwhy addressing quarantine and public health, with references to necrohaelflogig and animal diseases. Also notes on speakers Miss Irene Etring and local figures, plus financial and market details from New York.
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