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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary notice describes an open air lecture by Lucius discussing Vitology Hodith and related topics. The event aims to inspire attendees and offer practical insights, with a focus on community uplift. The text references a Sunday gathering and a formal audience, though details are unclear due to corruption.
The county attorney said the defendant was willing to plead to a lesser charge after the bank fraud allegations. The judge found the amount involved not enough to establish a felony, delaying trial while family and local parties discuss restitution and agency interests.
Nolluw is reportedly bound over following a plea or submission, with a note that if not called for within ten days the property described as Bumpire Hotel will be sold under the terms of the bail or bond.
The article describes a new fire fighting automobile for the Broddard-Darton area. It lists an 80 horsepower engine, chemical carrying capacity, and a 40 mile per hour top speed. The unit is priced around 4,676 dollars.
In Plain City on a July afternoon Mrs Olson and her husband were riding when a frightened horse dragged Arty Foot ofrove into a tree and pole. The horse wrecked the buggy, both riders fell, Mrs Olson was injured internally, Mr Olson escaped with minor injuries as neighbors tended to the scene amid harvest updates and weather notes.
Fragmented report describes a child taken from a train, with references to guardians and locations unclear. The text heavily garbled but implies a fatal outcome linked to an incident aboard or near a railway setting. No full names or concrete dates readable.
A damaged OCR passage describes a family at a tented setup near Ogden, with an Episcopal church officiating and a funeral following a medical incident. The text mentions a wife or widow taken to secure medical care, a burial in Mt View cemetery, and an evening death, but many names and details are garbled.
A scrambled fragment notes Rockefeller family members arriving in Cleveland to spend the summer at a residence on East Cleveland. The report mentions Mrs Rockefeller delaying arrival due to unspecified issues, with a delayed road journey and a noted weeklong hold on the big estate preparations.
A fragmentary travel letter describes a European itinerary from Amsterdam to Paris, detailing cities visited and people met. The letter mentions Wiliam, Clarance Wright, and others, with stops including Cologne, Dusseldorf, Bonn, and Haarlem. The writer notes enjoying smooth roads, numerous cities, and planning future stops in Scotland and Ireland before returning home.
Attendees from New York and Asvluta joined Holmes and Mekenat of the AUPTENG Cork OT Lh Gulted states to honor the funeral of dw Tate legation MeLetile WW Pal, with Gov. Hugh tres decile AA coordinating the funeral procession and services at Ahn take chit Jnatlee.
The preliminary hearing for Halgh Kennedy and Jaques Mbererl was held in the municipal court on Twenty third Street amid testimony from witnesses including Roy Chadwick the interpreter and Taro Karhga Kukitaru Ono Shara Saima Rinshuki Berl M et al. Kennedy and Werhart declared innocence while witnesses described the shooting at the Japanese mission house during a robbery attempt and noted resemblance to the defendants though confidence in identification remained uncertain.
Delaney argues fear of Johnson has long haunted Jeffries, shaping the 1910s title chase. He states Jeffries fears Johnson’s punch power and has never moved past that doubt, influencing each fighter's perceived chances and strategy in the lead up to a potential bout.
Milk dealers of Ogden will comply with the new bottle ordinance by next Monday after meetings with the mayor. Letters between dealers and Mayor Denity discuss readiness and a plan to ensure all bottles are in conformity.
Government notices announce officials appointed to new roles. The report lists promotions within the military and civil service, naming several individuals and positions. Details cover ranks, agencies, and new responsibilities, reflecting organizational reshuffles and leadership changes.
Lay has been raised to a $4000 position in the dusat and geodetic survey. John F. Pratt of Washington is connected to the change. The promotion shifts Lay from a 2000 level to the new annual prize amount in the Aine office.
In municipal court this morning John McKay pleaded guilty to drunkenness and drew a $3 fine or 160 days hard labor as restitution. Edward Berling admitted guilt and faces five day jail or $5 fine. Lonsdale arraigned on petit larceny with July trial set. Peter Derutia pled guilty to assault and paid $30. Noteinger charged after a dispute with Mossinger. Tank Chin fined $5 for drunkenness and five days fall.
A pugilistic confrontation between Detiko and Nafsingar at a Salt Lake bound station area escalated into a brawl as Detiko allegedly attacked Nafsingar over suspicions of spying on his wife. Detiko later faced charges and was remanded with $25 bail. Nafsingar requested police protection.
The garbled passage discusses geology and theology, mentioning ancient records and scientific investigation. It references prophetic ideas, prescientific ages, and challenges to religious authority, within a context of historical analysis and methodological debate.
Nevada Our Ty G That tue anyo Ridhe Will play 6A important merit they have in wartave in regard to the performance of Gren Hy Curtiss who proved unshitty to drop explosives from a 900 foot altitude. Englebright chairman of the house naval affairs committee reports inquiries from eastern colleagues about the matter.
In Pittsburgh a forceful water stream struck the Atlantic Refining plant of Standard Oil as W A Weaver, superintendent, attempted to avert damage. The incident damaged tanks and caused spills as heavy oil storage in various stages of refinement was affected, with over 40,400 barrels noted in the vicinity.
Fragmentary ledger style text appears to record bank assets and liabilities with many misspellings. It references the Bank of Ojgion or government entities, notes, fractional currency, and capital reserves. Names including Jamile Pingier and others are legible amidst the garbled OCR.
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