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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
3
A disjointed account describes a wreck on a fast train with multiple injuries and a worker’s death. The piece notes a train derailment near a depot yard, with a railcar overturned and passengers trapped. It mentions emergency response, delays, and the peril faced by travelers and railway staff.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a pastor leaving Ogden and timing of services. Mentions Metre tr Anas and various religious terms with unclear dates and names, rendering the piece as an incoherent historical church record.
The inquest into the death of Croft continues with testimony about the circumstances, including work on telephone line installations and the sequence of events following the incident. Investigators examine wires and plans, and the coroner weighs possible causes as days of hearings unfold.
A garbled report recounts a fatal accident involving telephone line wires during construction at Gearcroft, with witnesses detailing the rope and pole failure and the electric light project. Multiple named figures and locations appear, including references to Gearcroft, Walter Academy, and a Miss Croft, amid a court-like inquiry into the wiring incident and its deadly outcome.
Fragmentary notes show initial actions in a lower court with references to division, judges, and procedural steps. Names and exact places are obscured by OCR errors, but the record indicates early filings and preliminary hearings proceeding in the Ogun area and related institutions.
A man appeared in Ridge Murphy court charged with vagrancy after luring two underage boys from home. He pleaded not guilty, was fined 60 dollars or 60 days in jail, and warned that further aid to youths fleeing state bounds could result in harsher penalties.
A church gathering celebrated Mrs. Barton and family with a large group of relatives. Guests enjoyed refreshments and a holy hour as John Barton received a gift, while many attendees shared reminiscences. The event concluded with departure for Kassville.
Social items from Ogden and surrounding areas list gatherings visits and travels. Guests include Mr Wadera, Joxeyl AM, Jarman, Mrk Byeline Browt of Ogden, Mrs Ben Arntulyony, and many others visiting relatives in Farming ton and surrounding towns. The week features engagements, trips to Spencer Idaho, convention attendance, and local church and school notices.
Fragmentary report from Fresno describes a double homicide involving a wife and her daughter. The account is garbled with many unreadable words but indicates a fatal shooting or stabbing and mentions a wealthy associate nearby. No clear motive or identities are confirmed in the legible text.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a chaotic incident reveal a woman fatally shot an attorney amid a tense setting. The report mentions a court office and officials including local authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core event is a fatal shooting of a lawyer.
In a local police court session several vagrants were spared long sentences by lenient handling. Judges ordered some to leave the city or seek work, while others received short terms or fines. Notable cases included John Gnatello and Wiltant Luther, with promises of improved conduct and compliance with court directions.
Local congregations announce Sunday services and weekly activities across multiple churches. Readings, sermons, and choir schedules lead the week at First Church of Christ, First National Book House, and various Presbyterian, Methodist, and Adventist sites. Public invites extend to Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek gatherings with special speakers and seasonal themes.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Reform Church program and a Hollanders event at a Presbyterian church. Names and details are unclear but indicate a community church service or gathering with possible attendee lists or notices.
A damaged OCR passage reports no authorized recruitment in the United States by General Strada or General Susman. It quotes General Susman denying any muster of forces and says Victor Thomas was not delegated to seek foreign support. The piece notes confusion over who can recruit in the period and location.
In John Gutter’s weekly review the Utah market shows improving business sentiment as the crop season advances. Wool yield is projected near 18 million pounds for Utah with higher sugar beet returns expected. Local securities saw price changes but the market remains not particularly lively with several major banks and firms listed among notable holdings and names.
General Superintendent C Moom on Friday received a report of a man accused of robbing and beating a passenger on a train between Waterloo and Ontario. The conductor rushed to the sleeper car Rambraudin where he found a man wounded and a passenger named De J Vanderpool of Colorado Springs among the injured or restrained. The incident involves a man described as unknown and a proceeding suspect.
A garbled report recounts a pursuit involving a bond, a figure of 50 dollars, and a misread charge. It mentions a general superintendent and special agents attempting to secure an arrest, with officers guarding and monitoring the situation amid confusion and unclear names.
The brief item notes the freight depot construction advancing with brickwork and reinforced steel framing. Workers prepare red pressed brick for exterior, cement pavement extends, mixers operate, and sealing and finishing proceed as crews push toward completion in weeks. Mrs. Frank Bay at 47 Twentyseventh Street mentioned. project manager Mrs. Beott of Groen wires from Wyoming and Utah Hot Springs.
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