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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1910
Page
4
Reports describe enormous 700 horsepower engines built for heavy freights and tugs. The text notes these Baldwin company designs and mentions a large shipment arriving from Ogden to various routes, with claims of powerful traction and long train capabilities.
The IH District Court records detail multiple cases including a $286.80 action by Union Portland Cement against Thames Cal Meter for carload cement valued at $430.00, plus several arraignments and burglaries. Names include Lillian J Priven, Thayan Wha jen, Archthals McParlard, Arthur HustiE, and P Yaboahing. The report notes failures to comply with orders and hearings set for February.
Taliiladh Adams conveyed to Wasatch Orchard Company the south quarter of the south half of section 2, township 7 north, range 2 west Salt Lake meridian, with consideration $4.60. John G. Ghadwick and wife conveyed to Lovie Chalwith park the northeast quarter of section 29, township 7 north, range 2 west Salt Lake meridian, with consideration $1.
A grand jury was instructed to conduct a general investigation into the identity of the quadruplets and whether any misdeeds involve their custody. The inquiry focuses on possible concealed parentage and confinement as Mrs. C. S. Smith confessed to involvement, while Mrs. W. W. Wilson allegedly misled her husband about the children.
A New York postal card campaign against meat eating moves forward with women’s clubs planning Madison Square events and organized outreach. The effort aims to urge households nationwide to reduce meat consumption through prepared materials and personal appeals.
Fragmented text details a municipal power struggle involving Mayor Moharthy and a city board. The excerpt mentions the board of eden Han, interference with appointments, and various commissions including health, pork, fire, and civic administration. The passage is garbled and lacks clear chronology or outcomes.
Bentils initiates a relief drive amid ongoing European turmoil. The effort aims to raise funds for famine relief and humanitarian aid for French civilians. Support comes from Washington figures and local groups, with initial contributions reported.
In a contentious hearing a divorce battle centers on five children of Malay Joseph T. Ce who reside at Pleasant View. The mother seeks custody while the father contends she abandoned duties. The plaintiff accuses the farmer wife of improper conduct and seeks to retain custody. The mother, remarried, petitions to regain custody and offer monthly support, but none has yet been paid. The case drags as both sides are described as well known, with the court expected to take time to decide.
Jonrek Jan 30 report notes Beven Pull warty Lig 104 ppandy sets new track record for furlong sprint at Porrazas Park. Jockey Garner rode multiple winners including Seven Full trained by Behe FACo. Races list: One mile selling winner Ger rymander, Asserlale second, Trug SIt third. Seven Full won another selling race with Guinn second. Chapultepec stakes selling mile and eighth Epooner won. Lady Mithar won with Hedra second Howard Fonrson third. Time 1:20 2-5.
Mansfield Jan 40. Pennsyl Yallia rain No 9 struck and fatally injured Trisband at 5 crovalna near Loudonville injuring Sitmelocis 60 and Charlee Eghaltrarger Mayesville residents in an automobile crash nearby. Curtiss-Duetrer from Manefell also involved. injuries include a broken leg and internal damage. TAFT'S BROTHER ILL IN LOS ANGELES Henry W Taft Jr. of New York, brother of the president, ill with minor stroke further hospital treatment. condition not serious. Albany Feb 80 Senator Ben Conger announces formal charges against Senator Jonathan P Allds, NY senate president pro tem, for failure to provide accountability in a governance matter.
Washington on January 31 as the House Ways and Means Committee authorized Chairman Pasayati to lead a joint inquiry. The plan involves Republican and Democratic members in drafting a resolution to define the form and procedure of the investigation into rising costs.
In a distressed note, a husband pleads about family danger and coercion. He claims threats and mentions a conflict with his wife and children, asserting authorities may be involved. The writer references confinement, a possible relocation, and fear of violence, seeking relief or protection.
Advancing Cuban political currents frame a hotel dispute as racial tension recedes. The Independent Party of Color seeks equal rights and a national platform, while U.S. and Cuban officials urge calm amid calls for fair elections and American-tourist stability.
An irregular OCR fragment reports on a resumed investigation into a local beer trust case. The text references exiled figures and social campaigns, with unclear names and places. The garbled wording mentions West Med and Tarim Wid Honk, but no clear dates or outcomes emerge.
Chaelnall Ohio January 20 On the tenth anniversary of the assassination of William Goebel the funeral of his brother Arthur Goebel who fled to Phoenix Australia on January 6 20 was held in Covington Kentucky. Commonwealth Attorney Robert B Franklin spoke at the Roebel family's request asserting the bullet that killed William Goebel and those charged with the murder died as surely with him. He said they died of a broken heart and will be taken to Frankfurt.
New York report shows widespread discipline across leagues with 119 banished or suspended for infractions. Pittsburg led cleanliness in field behavior, while Chicago and Cincinnati faced multiple suspensions. Notable suspensions include Byesmahan, Grimth, Leanox, Evers, Gleason, and Bescher among others.
In Memphis three men drowned when a towboat collided with a lamp barge off Hope Meld Point. The dead are Albert Scinnube 42, Albert Diethok 32, and Harry Surf 32. A fourth man, Charles Aufreath, survived by grabbing the barge anchor line.
Bryan Willan and Timily Haven arrived in Peru to a warm, hearty greeting. Locals welcomed the travelers with cheerful reception and friendly ceremony, praising their journey and hoping for a fruitful stay in Avent.
A scrambled clipping reports marriage license activity for Salt Lake City residents Annamyinge and Katie Desmond, with unclear dates and locations. It notes county clerical duties, upcoming reopenings, and a plan to issue $50 aid for feeding names, alongside noisy references to vaccines and hospital operations, all from an uncertain era.
Chicago January 30 Bible prices set to increase Ireland as announced by a Bible wholesaler in Kansas City and San Francisco. The higher cost results from the enforcement of the new tariff on imported leather and paper products.
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