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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
5
Paris and surrounding regions face catastrophic floods with the Seine flooding, subway and power outages, factories shuttered, and millions affected. Water surges threaten bridges, streets, and foundational structures while relief efforts mobilize. Bread lines and displacement grow as communication remains strained and authorities warn of continuing danger. Volunteer groups and public pleas seek aid for homeless and injured residents.
Fragmented and garbled OCR reports on Chicago women tailors seeking to follow New York fashion leadership. Readable bits suggest competition and industry activity, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmented OCR report describes a New York Central train wreck about a quarter mile from St Johnville station. Engineer John S¢dmson died, Melvin J. Handvlle crushed, several passengers hurled from cars as the locomotive shifted to another track and a coach overturned and wrecked.
Prices tumble in early New York trading as widespread selling hits many active issues. International Harvester and Chesapeake & Ohio drop sharply while Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific slip amid brisk turnover. Broad declines ease later, yet many leading issues remain weak and market activity slows after the initial plunge.
Chicago markets report cattle receipts estimated around 18 000 with steers and stockers trading, hogs showing mixed prices, and a general movement in wool with demand softening for foreign grades. New York and Boston market chatter about prices and policy influence on meat and dairy products. analysts note a drop in butter and milk futures amid antitrust discussions.
Amid a general slide in wholesale values, Chicago markets show price cuts on beef, pork, butter, and grain. Wholesale butter fell from 2.5 cents per pound to about 0.8 cents, while wheat, corn, oats, and hogs eased.
Roger W. Babson of Banton addresses Chicago advertisers warning against overpredicting gold demand and overbuying. He argues that recent gold buying has been excessive, urging restraint and caution in market forecasts and spending.
Fragmentary 19th century draft outlines establish standards for Canadian currency including gold coinage weight, fineness, and alloy content. It mentions silver coins and denominational weights, with authority sought for minister to adjust revenue funds for supplies and wartime needs.
A garbled Detroit scene recounts a vigil spirit and a jail term amid noisy street slang. The fragment mentions New York, a judge, and a looming sentence with unclear names and places.
Jury returns a death verdict in the Anna Pelly case. The proceedings recount a late night altercation and a fatal incident at a coringy medical facility. Police and witnesses testified, with the court noting the victim’s age and the event’s impact on the community.
The article reports a public statement attributed to President Taft addressing antitrust prosecutions and corporate reform. It notes discussions with J. J Hill, White House briefings, and expectations of federal action, including possible investigations and legislative considerations affecting large corporations and stock markets.
A chaotic scene unfolds in the House as Murdock from Kaneas provokes laughter and disruption. The chair attempts to resume order while Herrmer and others respond, with voices calling for Murdock, Malloy, and Campbell to take or return the chair amid the uproar.
The Nationalists and De la Barrites secure seats as Parliament divides. Laburites trail with 72, Untontsta 257, with Unionists and other blocs claiming key votes. Prominent figures include Chamberlain and Acland-Hood. Sheehan defeats Redmonite candidate in Camsbridge division. seventh Untontite Nationalist gain.
New York Jat Sh An all America football team chosen from fresh hire who have gridiron experience in the dant twenty theme compiled by Walter Camp. Camp lists stars from Yale Princeton and more with notable names such as Hamlin Fish Warrard and Hinkling-Wrooks among others.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sai Praneite and references to aerial navigation, DeTINT turvination, BAT Chekralinge, and Wrights. The piece appears garbled with many misread names, places, and affiliations, hindering clear identification of events, dates, or outcomes.
The Journal market desk reports a sharp drop in roper stocks tied to copper and related metals over the past two trading days. Investors see pressure from Inada Tai Copper Culwel Artzonn and India ore shipments, with price slides extending into Friday and Monday trading sessions.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stock market opening with mentions of New York, London, and Am erica as markets react to government programs and monetary moves. It hints at fractional advice, trade tensions, and uncertain sentiment as investors weigh likely policy outcomes and global demand.
In Sudbury a passenger train wreck on Boune ih Te ferried down the river leaving multiple dead. Coroner Jones ordered an inquiry with Crown Attorney Mattol Anadis presiding. Authorities report 36 to 44 bodies recovered with many missing, crews search the river for the wreckage and boxed cargo. Names linked include QO 8 Gardin of Waterlon Ontario and Dr. Allen McIl lan of Gudbury.
Denver Colorado reports Union Pacific station agent Jon Henry Pinney aged 20 formerly of Vanper Kus was arrested on forgery charges. He allegedly used blank order forms and railroad tickets belonging to Union Pacific to create counterfeit credits. Pinney confessed last night claiming a plan to obtain funds by forging orders and tickets for personal use.
A report from January notes escalating measles cases across the region. Officials at the health bureau indicate monthly totals rose to between 36 and 60 cases, with the situation under close watch.
Local report states Martines and Caly James De Hackwood were arrested on charges of embezzling funds from several lodges and a corporation in Watkor New York. A New Paris attorney Koon is reportedly en route to Laie Alm Geet.
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