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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment blends mock dialogue and clipped quotes from various sources, including Philadelphia Bullet and Chicago Tribune, with phrases about a did swimming tale and a bold, satirical tone. It references a reworker and a medical figure, plus assorted garbled names and places, lacking coherent narrative.
A long discourse at Oxford argues that history must be defended with literature and science, urging future historians to blend biology evolution and cultural study. The speaker calls for a new literature readable by laymen, while preserving the achievements of great historians and integrating modern scientific methods.
An article notes Wichita and nearby towns rally public support to back a $5,000 mortgage for the Salvation Army. Governor Stanley urged action at a public meeting, praising civic spirit as funds quickly rose to $5,512.73 within days, despite local church and exhibition expenses.
A long article notes the Sheep Show and Sale to be held next fall in September 28 in connection with the National Wool Growers Association. It emphasizes bringing breeders and buyers together, expects a large turnout of purebred sheep, and urges eastern breeders to participate. The piece also covers Ogden’s booming real estate activity, building permits, local investments, and optimism about prosperity with domestic confidence returning.
A veteran builder recalls the Ogden Lucia cutoff bridge over Great Salt Lake. He notes models from early locomotives pulling 500 to 1,600 tons versus modern engines hauling 2,000 to 2,600 tons. The Ogden-Lucia trestle, finished with a corrected design after a deep test at Rambo, marks a major railroad advancement.
Ruby Geddes, a talented and popular young woman, died suddenly at Preston Idaho after an overdose of medicine. Born April 22, 1889 in Weller County, she moved with her parents to Preston as a child and studied at Brigham Young College Logan, later pursuing music and teaching. Funeral services will be held at the Path Ward today with interment at a local cemetery.
In Wyoming, the famed wolf known as One Toe, feared by stock growers for years, was killed last Friday by rancher William Jen. The animal, named for its single right forepaw toe, had evaded traps and poisoned meat while raiding herds. Stockmen offer a big reward beyond the state bounty for the capture or destruction of this marauder.
In Tteno Nevada seven year old Lars Halland daughter of a hotel owner shot herself after a Sunday night outing with her sister to a village dance. The grandfather and family learned of the late night escape the next day during an inquiry.
Prominent financiers led by Iacoh HL Schiff announce a sea voyage from Seattle to Alaska aboard the Purific Comet Ateaim. The itinerary includes Ramona chartered for the purpose, with Mr. Selif and companions sailing July 1. The trip follows a precedent set by George W. Fertins of J. P. Morgan & Co and is framed as a favorable Alaska travel example.
A cleary garbled New York City crime item reports burglars caught by a brave bystander at a briarwood area in Hewoklyn yesterday. The involved names are unreadable, and the piece mentions a bystander preventing an escape and police being alerted.
The fragment discusses historical epidemics and public health responses. It mentions typhoid fever tbemia and leprosy, referencing sanitary systems and the United States government. Notes the aim to improve laboratories and nervous system operations, highlighting hope for victories in war and global impact.
In Denver County a probate dispute surrounds the joint will of Mr and Mrs Sperry. Mrs Sperry died November 1, 1900, and the will’s validity hinges on whether Mr Sperry must die first. Lawyers debate if the document can be probated during either spouse’s life and what becomes of the estate if it cannot.
A powerful earthquake struck southern Italy, especially Avellino and central Campania near Naples, killing about 37 people and causing heavy property damage. Reports say much of Callitgat may have been destroyed, with towns like Seneria, Salerno, Castel Barrouts, and Sun ule affected. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene were alerted, and a government relief fund of 190000 dollars was pledged to aid responders and victims.
Reports from Rome dated June 7 indicate about 1800 people were killed across multiple villages in Sicily and Basilicata after a series of earthquakes. Prime Minister Luzzani ordered concentration of relief and a 100000 purging appropriation for immediate relief as King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene attended ceremonies and assessed the disaster zone.
In a tense session underscored by leaders from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and other lines, railroad executives discuss new rate proposals and potential actions before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Officials urge swift committee action to resolve the rate issue and avert wider antagonism among carriers and shippers.
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