02 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
1
A man named Willan Welaty was arrested by Officer Welliver after a theft at the Contra hotel. The accused allegedly appropriated gear from harness and was found with the items when searched. The defendant faces larceny charges and awaits court action with potential penalties as determined by the judge.
The fragment mentions Allen's Foot-Ease and various unclear terms suggesting a broad distribution or advertisement across multiple locations. It references products, names, and possible vendors, though the OCR text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
In Ben Lomond California Corbett defeats opponent in a boxing followed by a fast handball match with Jim Corbett as spectator. After sparring Corbett plans rest and expects to be in pad shape by Monday. A private gathering with Jettrie’s circle and wives followed the event.
Fragmented report cites Ames J Jeperies and Nefera Voevling for San Fratéiaca scenes in July. Berger orders a new duidooriing front of the agilonatum as plans unfold. A White party member’s automobile mishap near a sharp curve leads to a near accident but no serious injuries.
In San Francisco Junie Fedr of Rotiz hosts a boxing display by Johnson and Tom Flanagan. Johnson, despite crowd pressure and initial fatigue, stays competitive, boxing through the session at a gym with a brisk pace. He ends with a medicine ball routine and a short ten minute exhibition.
Weather clear and fast track as Wasaledorkey Club races showcase a purse of 4100. Winners include Beaumont and Rooney with Weaveretta and Jacker among near rivals. Trainer A Rick sends Trained by A Rick with Outcrossed leading early, Beaumont charging late to victory while Weaveretta makes strong run. Second place finisher Dr Sherman and others chase in a crowded field. Rooney and Savads drive well, J B Keese & Co.’s horse wins.
Fragmented report covers a boxing event featuring Johnson in the ring with Cotton and Cutler as opponents. Descriptions mention Johnson’s speed, a decisive punch, and attempts by Cotton to press. The piece notes camp activity, referee questions, and possible future plans, including a potential matchup with Stanley Ketchel.
The funeral of Karl Lechtenblurg, a noted local musician, was held yesterday afternoon at Betond Wird meeting. Speakers included W J Firer James White and others. A large musical tribute featured Miss Shorten and others with selections like Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The cortege proceeded to Ogden City cemetery for interment.
Weber Academy held a large commencement in the auditorium with 36 graduates receiving diplomas. The 1910 class, the 12th largest, spanned four year programs from normal and scientific to domestic arts and commercial. Alma Winters delivered the valedictory on education’s trend, and diplomas were awarded by David C. McKay. The event featured the Weber Academy Orchestra, choir performances, and a benediction by President G. F Middleton.
A safé was heated by Daniel Rotian against William Crandell Henry Child and Mary M Child seeking 199 damages and relief for a health issue arising in 1694. Witnesses say the defendant pursued the focal drink and distracted, while a lodger on fall Tuesday night later jumped from a bridge. Jacobs was taken to police headquarters for investigation into his condition.
An odd, fragmented advertisement describes a foot treatment promising relief from chronic pain and difficulty walking downstairs. The claim states after a second treatment the subject walked downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years, with additional testimonials and brand names scattered through the text.
Fragmentary report describes a river incident where the water is dangerously cold. Local witnesses recount a sudden shift in mood and the effects of exposure near the Wober river with uncertain details.
A dispatch from the Diego Limober Company Ogden reports their lumber yards at Inglis Oregon burned Tuesday night. Details are scarce but the blaze likely damaged the timber plant including milling and rail sections. Vice President William Weeles later corrected the estimated logs loss to about 25 000 rather than 150 000.
An early 1900s advertised electric cooking furnace sits on a table to cook while dining. It includes a griddle cake cooker and toast mat with a plug into a lamp socket. The ad claims 500 watts per hour for eggs bacon and toast, with specific two to three minute cook times and a low cost per hour. It lists Satyaly and Hendry Electric Supply Dealers at No 2450 Wah Ave for purchase.
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