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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
An elderly woman was found murdered in her home early today with the interior set ablaze. A police probe focuses on possible robbery and arson, as witnesses describe a fire and heavy smoking near the dwelling.
A city Fourth of July committee chaired by W. B. Sanderson outlines a day of celebration with a grand street display, daylight fireworks, and addresses by top speakers. The plan aims to honor the nation’s birth, attract attendees, and keep activities local.
A scrambled OCR item reports major railroad timetable disruptions with sixty trains per day across Oregon Short Line, Seaboard route in Los Angeles and Ogden. It mentions schedule changes, arrivals and departures, and impacts on the Yellowstone Special, Southern Pacific, and Pacific lines. It references trains to Ogden and Los Angeles, with altered timings and connections, plus notes on convention plans and church Sunday school methods.
A fragmentary report notes claims the judge is biased during proceedings in the Oley v Huhne matter. Attorney Mads represents the defendant as appearances unfold in a municipal hour with unclear US references and an added hat remark.
A highly garbled letter discussion appears to reference infant care, dietary notes, and reproductive ideas with scattered mentions of medical terms, food dextrin, and supposed safety claims. The misspelled text shows scattered names and unclear actions, suggesting a reader’s critique or diatribe about infant feeding and health ideas.
Readable fragments show a notice about Dr Merritt with a Friday event. Mentions location likely on Avenue and hospital context. Names appear as Merritt and Abie and Hind Wie, with garbled adjacent text suggesting a schedule or appointment notice.
A garbled record suggests a local court case with defendants and witnesses. It mentions a Kilian, an authority figure, an attorney named Hurron, and a Mr King. The text alludes to a monetary matter and a secondhand store, but details are unclear.
Officials from the Bureau of Industry in Washington and state high officials visited the city to review meat market practices. They allege mislabeling and deception to attract customers, warning that prosecutions may follow if signs remain and uninspected meats are sold.
The Mwiaa improvement event at Weber Academy auditorium features a varied program Friday evening in June. Performers include Mr Erickson, Mr Nylandes, Miss Bensle, and Dancers Dutch dance with Avon Rich and others. recitations by Nettle Stephens and Mallie Bolo. and a fern dance with Mrs Ballantyne. The program promises an engaging evening with multiple acts and a cordial invitation to attend.
A special meeting of the city board of education discusses the school census. The plan aims to record all city children age eight to be ready for the fall enrollment and funding based on actual population. The canvass will run from mid July to July 15, with efforts to cover all wards and principals.
The article outlines preparations for an aviation meet with contracts let for brandstand and a sea nag capacity of 40,000. It mentions aircraft and equipment orders, safety measures, and accommodations for forty machinery to ensure public safety during the event. The plan includes chartered trains and aviation courses to support the gathering and related demonstrations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled line with names and numbers, lacking coherent news content or identifiable events, people, or organizations to summarize into a clear item. The readable bits do not form a usable record.
Morning work on Cubalalley paving between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets begins. Numerous new residences and a commercial block are planned along Van Buren, Twenty-Fifth to Twenty-First streets, and on Adams and Tufts avenues. Costs exceed 2000 dollars for several homes. several other structures push toward completion with estimates from 2,000 to 4,400 dollars.
A large audience attended a piano recital at Mrs. J. A. Patrino’s home at 2320 Monroe Avenue. The program featured pieces by Disha Datsy Rolipp and Shreeve, Clementi and Gor, with four hands and solos. The performers received hearty praise for their technical skill and expression.
Bidders meeting in the governor’s office drew up designs for a silver service for the battleship. Firms including Joseph Mayer & Co, Shreve & Co, Bailey, Banks & Biddle, and J J Lesson Co presented ornate pieces. The project plans a centerpiece and trays, with Utah scenes and historic landmarks. The value is around $16,000, funded largely by Salt Lake City schoolchildren, with potential local fundraising for donations.
Reported fragmentary notes describe three men including Anglin and Chaves undertaking a trek across Alaska toward McKinley with a deadline in May. The garbled text references Pairhamkk and a main expedition halted for a council review before continuing toward the summit.
Officers Harcunnett and Pigent of the Frenne army avia Hon today flew from Chalons Sir Marne toward Paris covering about 108.6 miles with two persons aboard. Marconnett took observations and photographs while Pigent piloted the machine.
New York report on the Havemeyer espionage fraud trial cites secretary Charles R. Hulke and two former subordinates facing conspiracy to defraud the government by fraudulent sugar imports. Proceedings hint at summing up later today as defense lines stress memory of H. S. Havemeyer and insistence on full disclosure of all events.
The report describes Gifford Pinchot's meeting with former Interior Secretary Garfield at Garfield’s Mentav home. It notes Pinchot's return from Birroye after talks with ex-President Franklin D. Roosevelt and mentions planned attendance at an event in Pal to deliver an address.
In Yucatan a locust plague devastates crops and trees, forcing widespread crop destruction. The outbreak disrupts harvests across villages, with residents reporting swarms stripping vegetation and threatening food supplies. Local authorities call for urgent measures to curb the infestation and protect remaining crops.
Fragmented text reports an acceptance by a vice president amid confusion and unclear leadership. Disjointed names and places appear, with references to political factions, media plans, and potential shifts in administration. The article fragment hints at a transition period and ongoing governmental pressures without clear outcomes.
Noted writer from Aurel La Tor, Elduse, reportedly died at a New York hospital. Details are sparse due to damaged text, but the notice confirms the loss of a prominent literary figure associated with Aurel La Tor.
A garbled report mentions Comte de Coqueville and a writer on Central and South American subjects dying in a city hospital. The piece veers into talk of a Carbonate property near Landau, with ties to West R. Woolley and Standard Oil figures, noting ore quantities, dividends, and mine operations with mixed dates and unclear events.
The Brigham City area reports severe frost and drought impacting berry crops in southern Cache Valley. Early frosts destroyed strawberries and many vegetables while dry spells threaten grain and sugar beets. Farmers face financial losses unless showers return soon.
Search teams probe the baggage car after suspicious contents trigger fear and security concern. Maxwell is referenced amid ongoing investigation as inspectors examine possible dangers and safeguard passengers.
The Progressive campaign manager R. O. Richards says the early returns favor Governor Vesey by about 4 600 votes, while George Exgia Inde endent Republican trails by under 3 000. Official results will settle the outcome.
A fragmented travel notice advertises general excursion rates on Sundays and holidays to Salt Lake and Green Lake routes. It mentions a fare of 81.00 and hints at special Best Rate Springs offers, with names that appear garbled.
In Ogden Utah the Single Gold Standard Mining and Milling Company issues a legal notice of delinquent stock as part of a liquidation and assessment process. The document lists numerous stockholders with various entitlements and amounts, indicating formal actions against shares due. The chaotic OCR text confirms a formal stock delinquency notice with names and figures across many entries.
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