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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
5
Reports from Avellino and surrounding villages describe a severe quake that killed and injured residents, damaged homes and churches, and disrupted daily life. Officials organized relief as frightened inhabitants faced aftershocks and searched for missing neighbors.
A chaotic local report details the burial of Mary McGonigle, wrong Mary according to a government notice. Relatives recall the misidentification as funeral arrangements proceed, with the correct Mary previously identified by her son Edward in the United States industry. The mix up prompts questions about the undertaker and burial ceremony.
A garbled, highly distorted text fragment discusses a political gathering with references to President and various names. It mentions atmospheric conditions and a forthcoming event, mixed with stray phrases about operations, ships, and a theatrical or ceremonial setting.
A fragmentary passage discusses granting the Interstate Commerce Commission power to arbitrate a tariff matter. It notes opposition by some justices and outlines a multimonth timeline for possible rate changes and the commission’s role in clarifying the situation.
June 7 report from New York notes Valer Ay Pitehy of Greenport collapsed during a game after being struck by a shot to the temple. He had been sidelined for health reasons three weeks earlier and was watching a tall guard when the fatal incident occurred.
Multiple incidents across regions report fatal bull attacks and injuries. Farmers Dobbs and Warren Wrax perish after bulls gore and stomp them. Other notices describe cows trampling a man, a colt injuring a person, and additional livestock causing severe harm in rural communities.
A garbled OCR passage mixes references to a university setting and medical topics with disjointed names and numbers. The text appears to describe a faculty event, a report on medical veluads, and various names, dates, and places, but the overall meaning is obscured and difficult to parse.
Wilbur Wright, in New York to attend a court injunction, discusses wind patterns for a proposed airship race between New York and St. Louis. He notes prevailing westerly winds at altitude and near-ground speeds, predicting wind effects could notably influence race times and aircraft performance next week at an aviation meeting in Indianapolis.
Fragmentary text references Johnson Baye and Andy with scattered phrases about work, a round, and reassurance that things will be all right in a few days. No coherent events or clear entities emerge.
A town vote settled in favor of renaming a village to Harriman honoring a national figure. The measure passed 140 to 103 with support from elders guiding the transition. A new $26,000 election project was proposed to implement the changes and secure the designation.
President Taft sent a special message to Congress commenting on a clause in the railroad bill. He noted provisions granting powers to investigate and enforce, and discussed whether increases in rates would be applied immediately or by joint resolution. He indicated ongoing conference with railroad officials and pending decisions on implementation.
A rare bribery charge involving a U.S. senator and a call to shift a joint assembly from state to federal action dominated a court hearing. Judge Scanlan focused on constitutional limits and the role of Congress in shaping election law while defense argued only a federal tribunal could hear such cases.
A fragmentary report details the discovery of the body of Han Apehane, with unidentified locations and names obscured in the OCR. The text mentions investigators, a timetable around March and various individuals, but the garbled source limits clarity on charges or exact circumstances.
The piece describes a Roosevelt lecture at the University of Oxford on Biological Analogies, noting attendance by scholars and officials, the conferment of honors, and Roosevelt’s reflections on science, history, and national identity. It highlights his discussion of the growth of scientific methods, cultural ties among English-speaking peoples, and the evolution of education and thought shaping modern civilization.
Los Angeles June 7. Trank Conley and Owen Moran meet in a bantamweight clash tonight at Gilbert Hall. Conley will weigh about 124 pounds, Moran slightly lighter. The bout is slated for ten rounds with a newspaper decision expected after a few rounds of sparring.
A man about 22 years old, Walking with two companions, fell from a street car in Pittsburg and was taken to a hospital with spinal injuries. Doctors say removal of broken bone fragments may be necessary and an operation will be performed. The incident follows erratic reports involving high society events and payments in New York, Tyrone, and Ipswich, but details remain unclear.
Market report notes volatile New York trading on the dispute between government and railroads. Lists price moves across major stocks and commodities, including Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, with noted price adjustments and a wave of panic selling. Chicago livestock and grain prices show mixed results as market activity fluctuates amid uncertainty.
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