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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
5
New York reports warn of a diamond smuggling ring valued around 400,000 with shipments from Antwerp and Saki to New York. German authorities cite revenue losses and tax evasion, noting calls to tighten penalties and police the diamond market to protect imports and Germany's commerce.
A chaotic scene in a distant land surrounds the arrest of a maharaja figure and his heir amid police pursuit and a traveling entourage. Witness accounts describe a rapid car chase, a crowded square, and temporary detainment before royal intervention clears the path for release.
A wreck on the New York Central line occurred this morning near a gauge yard in New York. Rescue and investigation teams report no clear casualties among passing passengers and crew while officials from the Central line coordinate with local authorities.
Charges were filed against Sheriff Dicke of Licking Valley for failure to stop the lynching on Friday night. Det Ethington’s killing prompted a grand jury to be convened by Gov Harman. Judge Seward and city officials condemned the law violations as public anger grew and the lynchers faced investigation.
Seven men including Jorge Vaiera and o Mulatte were arrested while en route to Vieja Ber aida in Motaniaay province for allegedly plotting an uprising against the government. A trunk carrying arms and dynamite found with travelers was traced to the University medical school. Dynamite charges were filed today.
The London to New York trading week shows uneven momentum with Union Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern and Reading advancing while Southern Pacific and Rock Island gain mildly. Copper weakens sharply and reaction from mining stocks dampens early gains as market turnover thins and short term demand shifts amid mixed sentiment.
Cambridge reports a tense sports scene as Yale star players push for revival of form amid purgative fever. Harvard’s goalie and Chicago’s Gotel prepare for a proposed match, with Jabin Gow and Hartard among notable rivals and threats to title defense.
Northbound New York Central’s Twenty First Century Limited collided near Newton Hook, killing three trainmen. The wreck disrupted service for hours as the speedy express, carrying notable passengers, was halted and a freight car derailed. A pilot accident commission investigated the incident for safety lapses.
Two prominent figures are reported killed during an attempt to board a moving train near a Philadelphia station. The incident involved F H Lincoln and other officials associated with a Reading Railroad division. Witnesses describe chaotic scene as a teal inbound passenger collided with vehicles, leading to multiple fatalities among railway executives and associates. Mourners include leaders from the American dame Session and local religious figures.
An unclear report describes a man named Wale sleeping near a window and the stairway incident leading to a fatal fall. Visual confusion and garbled OCR hinder clarity, but the event centers on a death after a fall from a stair area.
Fragmentary text lists names and affiliations including James, Wilbur, Cornell, H. L. More, and professors from Michigan and Ohio colleges. Mentions a national convention, attendees, and various institutions with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome clearly established from the readable portions.
A partially legible early 20th century item discusses workers compensation gaps in a manufacturer input. It notes premiums rising from about $250 to $1,000 and mentions insured employees receiving benefits while the company covers Fremiune and wage payments. The text hints at policy limitations excluding certain accident insurance and questions about coverage clarity.
A crowded Bingham afternoon witnessed a street spectacle tied to the Jeffries Jolington bout in Reno. Thayer and Sam Byron rode a wheelbarrow amid witty jests as a bet topper, with cheering onlookers and a lively procession that ended in a heavy but celebrated settle.
Report from a perilous riverbank rescue where three prisoners were saved by Dauntless rescuers Auaue Tuihitfeck and Wham Akuin. The craft drifted, men clung to the bank, and the rescuers braved dark waters to pull them to safety. Several others were rescued in the ordeal.
The readable text is garbled, offering no coherent event, persons, or locations. It mentions numbers, a wreck, and scattered terms, but lacks verifiable facts to summarize into a proper news item.
The text shows a fragmented report mentioning Roosevelt, Augie, and Tule V1 with unclear actions and affiliations. It notes a ceremony or event setup with witnesses and a setup for a celebration or election-related activity. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
The readable lines present a jumble of names and miswritten phrases. It mentions individuals and places in unclear sequence with no coherent event or outcome to anchor a proper news item.
A blaze swept a general cargo ship off the coast injuring crew and forcing life-boat measures. Firemen fought the flames as smoke filled the shelter deck, extinguished by pumps and men exposed to heat and fumes. Hundreds of tons of merchandise were thrown overboard before the fire was contained. The vessel belonged to Rail, Giiiere & Co. of Italy and carried 4,000 tons bound for San Francisco, Portland, and Puget Sound. The incident caused damage approaching a million dollars.
Aghdeen Arkansas inmate Prillan kureendesud confessed to a murder plot at Little Rivers county Inst nbtyl and implicated Delaney Im the Tach and Poller. The statement described a large hex under a window and involved the names Pelanky and Wear Asl gdaws. Detention and charges followed as authorities recorded the confession and pending indictments against Delaney Im the Tach, Atha, Delaney, and Poller.
Fragmentary OCR text references government actions and state questions about preventing extinctions, with mentions of Winston Churchill, Sir Howell Tayles, England, and feuding Warren. The readable portions are garbled and incomplete, preventing a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text reports a suspension of Newark’s mayor and mentions officials and proceedings with unclear names. The readable portions reference a formal action by authorities, and a meeting atmosphere around governance and discipline. The item resembles a brief city notice amid garbled lines.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a Manila area brief mention fears about photographs and a probe involving Mentha Weis. The readable portion hints at a possible investigation or scrutiny of images tied to a local committee or event, with limited names and dates legible.
The unreadable excerpt debates who should govern, warning that centralized power and organized authority threaten liberty. It contrasts democratic consent with coercive control, noting risks of captivity under a strong, unrestrained regime and the fragile balance of freedom.
In Souserat county a violent incident ends with a fisherman Trouvat shot by a man who stabbed him and fled. Witnesses describe a sudden attack near a canal and a tense pursuit as townspeople react to the riverfront assault.
A chaotic report details wildfires across northern Wisconsin from Marinette to Joliet corridor areas. The fires destroy homes and property with several fatalities suspected as authorities warn of expanding danger and seek aid for affected communities.
Fragmented OCR tale describes a boy in Brooklyn struck by a severe jaw infection, doctors using heated hyperdermic injections and large doses of a substance to reduce muscle rigidity. After days of treatment the condition eased and he began to recover, with plans for continued care and return home in a few weeks.
New Yoel LiMo Rev. Thomas Dublge, pastor of St. Cathy Venhhurch in Brooklyn, marks the silver jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood. The ceremony and dispensation talk reference Pope Leo’s potential grant as part of private canonical provisions. His ordination occurred on July 11, BBB at St. John Latsey and Home parish.
A severe heat wave swept the eastern United States on July 14 causing high heat indices and reports of heat-related illness. In New York City the police and health officials warned of dangerous conditions as temperatures climbed and a nearby beach drew nearly a million visitors.
A fragmentary report discusses a clergy sermon at St Pauls in Los Angeles criticizing indecent images shown to youths. It notes Rex Maen and McGorbele debating exposure and public taste, with concerns over cheap sensationalism and moral harm.
An 83 year old woman witnesses the first trolley ride in her area, marking a historic local transit moment. The report notes community reaction and notes possible future routes and service improvements observed during the event.
Fragmented readable text indicates a local noting of seven people welcomed in New York, with mixed garbled phrases surrounding names and places. The readable bits emphasize a welcome event tied to a New York setting, lacking verifiable dates or complete details.
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