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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
5
The article notes President Roosevelt and Governor Hughes spent last evening at Sagamore Hill discussing state politics. It mentions Colonel Roosevelt’s push for direct nominations and talks with Timothy Woodford and James Wadsworth, with no firm outcomes reported.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions British measures toward Thailand amid a tense stand. Details are unclear, with garbled names and phrases, but suggests foreign policy pressure and a response to a crisis between nations.
The report notes a marked decrease in consumption taxes and sales for Aquora in 1998, with expenditure reaching $730.0 million. The year showed a $51.0 million drop from 1997, reflecting a sharp decline in taxable activity and market demand.
In Oyster Bay New York Governor Hughes conferred with Colonel Roosevelt Aid Samuel Melville and others at Sagamore Hill. The group planned a talk late last night with Hughes and Roosevelt figure Timothy Wondrutt and Rep Charles Fowler expected to travel to New York to plan Washington trip.
A Pasadena gathering of the American Society of Homeopaths revealed a new radiotherapy substitute named Shorods. The team, led by Dr. Bailey and Dr. Blackmar of Chicago, claims it combines thorium and uranium derivatives with added safety features. They assert it can deliver radiation without the dangers of radium therapy.
Global markets opened with a broad advance then faltered as Amalgamated Copper hit a new low for the year and many blue chips retreated. Union Pacific and Northern Pacific led declines while Canadian Pacific and other rails showed mixed moves as traders weighed copper weakness and broader demand.
An early 20th century balloon crash near St Louis results in the deaths of five aboard the airship dirigible. Oscar Brsolob and four crew members perish when the craft collapses during ascent, with passengers and observers noting a catastrophic fuel tank rupture and rapid ground impact.
Report outlines interparty maneuvering as Col. Macxevell signals opposition to Governor Hughes. It notes a conference between party leaders, with Roosevelt and others discussed, including campaigns, strategy, and potential nominees. The piece also references naval and foreign warfare news and unrelated events.
A New York woman Antonia Biarrít, shot in head and shoulder with a bullet wound to the right side, lies in hospital. A baby beside her cried as police investigate whether the event is attempted murder or suicide amid chaotic scene and conflicting statements.
Fragmentary OCR text appears nonsensical with garbled phrases and names. The readable bits hint at a personal or fictional item without clear dates places or organizations to ground a proper news-style summary.
A fragmented clipping notes a suspension of freight rates affecting several shipments. It mentions Wineeddiys OyEN and other entities with unclear details about the timing and scope of the rate changes. The text is obscured, but implies transport cost adjustments or pauses in related services.
New York reports Captain Chas Stewart Rolls was killed in the Honrnemouth aviation meet as British aviators prepared to compete in Garden City. The Aero Club of the United Kingdom had selected Rolls as one of three to represent the kingdom. Witnesses described Rolls descending at an unsafe angle and the aircraft’s wires snapping during the attempt. American competitor Armstrong Drewall watched the fatal moment and described the fatal crash and subsequent attempts to save him.
Local night raid targets a chicken roost with theft of poultry and unclear details. Report mentions a tally of hogs and a suspect list yet lacks concrete names or locations.
Fragmentary text suggests talk of a general strike tied to cloakmakers. Names, places, and proper nouns are garbled, leaving the exact actors and location uncertain. The piece reads like a stray OCR segment with no coherent event details.
A garbled text fragment preserves no clear event or participants. It hints at a strike and mentions places Worcester and Musy with scattered names, but readable facts are insufficient for a coherent summary or identification of people or entities.
A garbled report from Wenelinguin notes a July gathering featuring music and plentiful fare. Guests enjoyed a span of timpani and guitar tones amid decor and beverages, with vivid descriptions of lively dancing and a festive, indulgent mood throughout the event.
A young bartender using the alias Fred Wilson forfeited bail of 5100 after failing to appear and answer charges of filling wine and other offenses. The arrests occurred Monday morning, with the suspects booked and later released after posting bonds. one officer noted the suspect went out on bail for 27 days.
A North Ogden Pioneer Day program features a town meeting at the town hall in the afternoon with athletic events, picnicking, and games. The North Ogden team will be joined by visitors from Cache Valley to meet the local squad in a baseball match, with a professional ball from the Liber Cup possibly part of the events.
A chaotic, partially legible report cites a daughter carrying out vengeance for her father’s death. The tale references a group called the Ayck Hund society and mentions letters signed by "Chick Hand sp ies" and possible indictments, with fragments implying a dramatic act tied to a local crime.
Fragmentary text hints at an earthquake event in Munigh Bavaidá with scattered terms about measurements and reactions. Mentions people or groups like Har niBel and Hocus Vittonite, but details and locations remain unclear.
An article notes elected officers including President Jovopt Oltyar and Vice President Dunt, with A Lindh as secretary and UW appointing trustees. The assembly addressed organizing work and described a Labor Day event with a speech and plans for a celebration in May.
A driver named Morley Hadlew lost control of a carriage after a horse became frightened near Novi. The vehicle veered into a hedge, ejecting Hadlew who suffered injuries while the horse continued unrestrained.
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