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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
5
Historical remarks by Dr Hall criticizing reformers and urging action. The speaker warns against ignorance of fundamental religion and moral decay, calling for decisive measures to address crime and social ills. He questions remedies, urges reform without blame, and stresses the need for accountability and focused leadership.
Chicago July 48 The country faces a potential shift as shipowners and eastern railmen discuss resisting higher freight charges. Reports from New York and a conference at the Union League Club indicate a plan to unite against increased rates, with delegates weighing actions to curb cost hikes.
Granite City M July 1 By the death of Mrs Mary Niedringhaus at her home in Jamestown Iowa the 7 000 000 estate is to be divided among her four sons and six daughters The will directs payments of 800 a year from the estate The death ends the trial Bankers may form a currency association in New York following a bankers meeting
Discussion in New York centers on a possible cue violation plan tied to a nationwide association. Secretaries and bank concerns cited, with debate over likelihood and timing of any emergency actions.
Chicago July 19 new details emerge from a letter to the Californian by Joe Choynski describing plans for a bout between James Jeffries and Jack Johnson. Choynski says Jeffries will stake $50,000 of his own money on a challenge with Johnson to receive the receipts of the event.
New York cites air power as essential to military strength. General Allen notes aviation progress since Fort Myer tests and urges funding. He says Germany and France backed by appropriations sped air development, and Congress was asked for 200000 dollars two years ago with 599000 later appropriated. Progress depends on sustained machine production and dedication.
Australian promoter Hugh Meldinsk announces plans for a heavyweight title bout in London with challenger Langford facing either Bare or Sum. The event is slated for December under Meldinsk’s supervision, highlighting ambitions to crown a new champion amid growing interest in the sport.
The report notes a unsettled wool market with a slight improvement in tone over the week. Weather conditions in London influenced trading sentiment as the opening of autumn auctions approaches, keeping buyers cautious despite firmer indications.
Eastport, Maine, famed for its shipbuilding industry, hosted a prestigious visit as the Mayflower voyage neared. Crowds from nearby villages arrived by wagon and auto, lining Water Street as the President prepared to land. The Mayflower and flotilla neared the harbor, with Canadinian waters and the narrows visible from the northeast arm coast, drawing a diverse turnout for the occasion.
In Chicago a government bank is proposed with the aim to open by January 14 next year. The plan, gained from Washington, positions Chicago as a leading city for this federal banking effort. A key official is described as heading preparations while wearing a heavy hood to conceal identity.
A fire incident left heroics by a Black welder and others noted in the report. Amounts cited include a $26,000 figure and references to wreckage, responders, and the town’s relief efforts. The piece mentions a shipyard or milling context with local names and organizations.
An emergency air rescue operation responded to a crash near Katotlsl airport. The medical team provided on site care and prepared to transport injured individuals to a hospital. Authorities indicated the incident involved multiple persons and a gubernatorial response was anticipated.
The article describes Argentine residents forming a women’s club and social group amid talks of organizing a women’s sun club. Citizens discuss outreach, local plans, and the aim to kindle community ties while addressing regional concerns near the state line.
The New York markets opened with a tentative drop as prices showed a tendency to fall after the start. Canadian Pacific led losses with a decline around 1, while Reading Denver and Northern Pacific also faced weakness. The market reflected cautious sentiment across major rails and mining stocks with mixed intraday performance.
A crowd of about 309 witnessed the reopening boxing card at the Manhattan club's Bale Palace pavilion Monday night. The headline bout saw Eddie Johnson defeat Kid Brown in the third round by knockout. Other bouts ended in draws or decisions as Cyclone Lafty and Lawlean drew, and Young Wale colt dropped a close decision. Willard Bean refereed the card, with next show planned for Monday at the same venue.
Dispatches from Nelson report wild forest fires causing deaths and severe property damage. Whitwater and surrounding areas suffer extensive destruction with refugees moved to Denver and hospitals treating smoke injuries. Fire crews struggle as blazes spread, prompting appeals for aid and volunteer responders.
Portland Oregon dated reports banker arrest related to embezzlement from a western bank. The treasurer of a local financial firm faces charges after the failed Helinghun Hosa Security Bank closure on March 1 4410. The warrant, issued by Whatcom County Washington, lists alleged misconduct surrounding the bank’s insolvency and missing funds.
Reported robbery at a government year and a railway transfer point leads to the arrest of three men, including Brown and Charles Dybar, by Constable herd Inst. The trio allegedly planned the heist with a revolver and shotgun left beneath a bridge. Police say the men wandered from Trany toward Wheatland before Being captured near Tyworth Street.
In Mesa a strike on the Northwestern railroad has broken out, causing disorganization across operations. Reports indicate several lines halted and crews undecided as authorities seek to restore order and negotiate terms with labor representatives.
A chilling report describes a man found frozen to death amid a harrowing scene. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text, but a physician advised action as bystanders attempted to assist. The account notes severe exposure and a fatal outcome, with lingering questions about the sequence of events.
An 1890s notice reports Western Union plans a new division covering Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho Montana Nebraska New Mexico with Denver as hub. Nelson to lead as general superintendent with Lovis Mefisainic as assistant superintendent. division named Gnit division will include Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana.
Fragmentary OCR text from Montana Democrats rallying in Helena mentions a state convention and candidate seating issues. Missing clear details on date, place, participants, or outcomes limits a precise summary.
The bodies of Hoy Keller, superintendent of a Delaware power plant, and 14 year old Mies Hiza Tennett were recovered from the plant site after an incident. Authorities report both workers suffered fatalities during the event, with investigations underway to determine cause and sequence of the accident. Local responders aided the scene as officials outlined preliminary findings and safety concerns.
A local incident at Mrs Walter Martin's residence involved a fall and injuries to a blind room occupant. After a series of actions, including a door porch event, a caregiver, and Orva Martin, the teen daughter, attended the scene as a man named Tail Long aided others. The details describe a troubling sequence leading to unconsciousness.
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