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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
4
A fire at the Back Bor divirint area caused extensive damage. The blaze, with unknown engine and number of workers, is estimated to exceed $200,000 in losses. Authorities believe Ma More fa may have been involved in activities at the gymnasium.
Coal dealers in Idaho transport coal northward under Union Pacific routes. Ogden firms report orders with UP Coal and Pacific lines, moving carloads daily to reach Granger Huntintmana area and routes toward Boise and Butte. Delays and reroutings persist as ore shipments divert from certain lines.
A desultory report notes no new developments in the Black Hand pursuit as Detectives and Judge Benderson work through substantial investigative efforts. The piece quotes Howell and others expressing ongoing focus on the case, with no concrete breakthroughs yet reported.
Veaptele, Jan 12 reports a plan to amicably distribute Leopold's fortune amid a distribution dispute tied to a famine relief effort. Fire destroyed a building in Rostonym, with further notes on a Young Mena Vbrialun incident and unclear regional context.
Brussels considers a government plan to retaliate against France over raised duties on imports. The proposed move targets French goods and aims to match tariff increases on wine and perfume products. Internal discussions focus on potential economic impact and political support for the measure.
The Otgeran National and First National banks hold director votes and appoint officers. Directors rejected several nominees but named multiple new and interim leaders. The upcoming vote and year forecasts are discussed as bank affairs proceed with cautious optimism.
President Baker of the National Federation spoke at the morning session. A committee discussed carriage manifest provisions and official tellet warranty while plans for the election and adjournment of the convention were outlined.
Salt Lake report shows state food inspectors at a hearing on June 1 warning manufacturers and grocers that imitation lemon and vanilla extracts must meet legal labeling standards. Officials stressed lemon extract must contain at least 3 percent real lemon oil and labeled substitutes may not mislead with terms like "essence" or "compound." The ruling also covers double and triple strength extracts and requires proper labeling to avoid legal action.
Helena Mullhawnen, wife of a burglar, admits aiding her husband in November thefts at Albert Neleon residence and Soll Palace grocery, telling Sheriff Sharp through an interpreter she watched outside while he burglarized a store and helped move loot. She describes their plan, fear, and emotional strain leading to the admission.
A derailed passenger train known as the Pony crashed near Agenda Exon on the Oregon line. Engineer killed, fireman badly burned, several passengers hurt as freight cars toppled. Rescue teams battled flames and carried injured to safety as the scene drew onlookers and officials.
Report of a fireman severely scalded during a late night elution event. He is believed to recover. Several others escaped unharmed, with two passengers missing or unaccounted for after the train incident. Details remain unclear due to fragmented transcription.
Lat details of Elka 7 neretc al arranged for a transcontinental carnival train to California next month. The Purple special will depart from Nig on Short Line depot at 11 with two followings within an hour. San Francisco preparations ramp up for the Salt Lake contingent and the Alameda cruise ship arrival. February 12 sees San Angelés awaiting a grand welcome as sections of the Purple special roll into the City of Angels amid festive plans.
Police say they have burglar Buhglah in custody after C W Ager arrested in the Talon rauoon Wednesday night. He is charged with burglary of the Carn elivsaicsn early Wednesday morning when a burglar entered the Gouncil saloon on East Finn Bouwll near Main street and stole 95 dollars. Ager’s rapid spending tied to the case prompted police to pursue and arrest him.
Salt Lake Junior Joe Haley Kho Won were arrested by Patrolman George Phillips and Desk Sergeant John Lenzt at the Oregon Short. Evidence on the night of December shows they had been identified as the men who robbed Young's cafe on the morning of December 2. They were captured in a spirited manner after nine shots were fired from the police revolvers.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Woolley, aged about 88, at her home in Bowntown. Born December 18, 1826 in Thorpeton Norfolk England, she joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1848 and emigrated to America a decade later with pioneers led by Captain Hatte. Survived by five children and numerous descendants, service details follow.
A laborer and foreman in an American work setting is described under growing strain and deteriorating health. The piece details a troubling period with family strain and possible threats to livelihood as the man confronts mounting personal and work pressures amid uncertain circumstances.
The readable text hints at a tragic event and a bereaved family. A widow and a daughter are mentioned, with references to a husband and a harsh scene at a deathbed. The fragmentary notice notes a funeral procession and unclear details.
United Cigar Stores announces opening at the corner of Main and Second South streets Salt Lake after June. The Union Pacific line in Oregon Short Line era is mentioned with property owned by O. J. Swilebury. A big cigar store relocation and ticket office changes are planned affecting the white corner and Bath Lake route.
In Belt Lake on January 12 the sensational divorce suit of Katherine Teagan against Prank Reagan resurfaced in district court. The case centers on infidelity and a cross complaint alleging Reagan’s wife attempted to shoot him on October 27. The dispute over custody of their daughter ended with the mother awarded the child. the wife reportedly carried a revolver in court and made another attempt to use it after a hearing.
Birmingham editor and president of the Birmingham News and director of the Associated Press, Mead, died today at his home after Brights disease and arterial trouble.
A 1909 geological report by CO HK Blebenthal suggests metal output rising with a predicted 1 percent gain in galena lead and copper. The discussion notes copper and silver prospects, with a cautious outlook on gold and other minerals amid variable market signals.
The report outlines 1909 lead production and imports with 215,000 tons domestic output vs 446,993 tons in 1908 and 414,388 in 1907. Antimonial load estimates, refined and foreign-origin lead, and rising imports from Mexico are noted. Domestic refined lead value and foreign exports are contrasted with year-end price trends and mining activity at Jarbridge and nearby sites.
Witnesses recount certificates for 1 280 acres of school lands to Ormsby in the Bue Monninin reserve dispute. Prosecution argues four 320 acre certificates were bribes to influence the land plan. Arm sby and Meldrum testified they received political appointments from Senator Jon Mitchell amid related scheme assertions.
Storms sweep Atlantic steamship routes as Hamburg American liner Katverna Aururto Victoria reportedly encounters a ferocious gale. The vessel reportedly rides out the storm with 9 seamen injured and the crew struggling to steady the ship in rough seas.
A newspaper fragment reports Rev Scirell silent as legal scenes unfold. Predaciens of Wear toyin iitverellis and May lamaphere confession framed, with Wa Honeh restraining further disclosure. Dr Bohell and Mes hold extended conversations before ariris, while Wan declares non-participation in the crimes at Menator Farw, Heng Latlurce.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jan Ridge anom and preparations for an early start. It includes unclear references to snow, teeth, and possible plans involving HeeHO Ho Toet, with mentions of enmity, FBI, and company context. Readable facts are minimal. core entities include Jan Ridge anom and MPOANY.
A telegraphic message announced the death of Downey Idaho resident Cardon Laytan son of Christopher E Laytan. Funeral plans were set with James Currell and Pranit Lasson traveling to attend. The town faced a growing coal famine with limited deliveries and scattered shortages. Robert Pata, son of Mr and Mrs George Fatillo, is mentioned among local residents.
A Willard Trott growers association meeting reported its best year results and elected a new board of directors including Joseph Habberd James M White Peter Lowe John J Ward and Alonzo Barker The old board was re elected A social event for guests over 80 will be held next Saturday with a noon lunch and a 1 pm ceremony Pratt Growers association officers were also listed with Peter Lowe as vice president James M White secretary and Alonzo Ward treasurer
Chicago, June 18. Police report a man shot and killed by officers near Pray Marien as pedestrians were threatened. Four alleged robbers detained, one reportedly resisted and was wounded. Investigators say multiple suspects were arrested but provided limited statements.
In Chattanooga Tenn on January 7 a large balloon or dirigible passed over the city at noon. The device appeared to be a weather or air service craft, with officials reporting its passage without incident and no detours required for landings or airspace restrictions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions traders and pricing but contains numerous errors and unreadable phrases. The readable bits reference a supply company and some pricing claims, with stray names and terms that do not form a coherent news item.
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