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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
7
Random references describe a chaotic Mayhem of names, dates, and places in Ogden and Salt Lake City with mentions of a funeral, church actions, a theatre project, a Virginia University commencement, travel plans, and local business notes amid unclear fragments and garbled OCR text.
The Wright brothers enter two biplanes at the Indianapolis aviation spectacle opening tomorrow. Competitors include Joseph Curzon with a margin biplane, M Karquatte with a steam biplane, Russell Shaw with his own design, and other pilots from Atlantic coast and Indiana. The event tests their control, steering devices, and performance as engineers and aviators.
An event in Crum Emigham features a rugged schedule with racing parts and a tug between Park City and Enghary teams. Officials anticipate about 1,500 attendees as locals join a statewide holiday celebration with prize games and a large crowd at the wagon yard.
At Coney Island New York on June 18 a sharp cold snap and rough seas disrupted crowds and eroded visitor turnout. Officials estimate weather damaged over 200000 dollars in seasonal business and reduced attendance across the board. local merchants expect a slow recovery as conditions improve and plans for weekend events face postponement.
A held open air wrestling match for the Hooper championship ended in a decisive victory for Dave Fowles over Walt Smithers after multiple falls and a muddy finish. The event drew a large crowd and significant betting, with prematch wrangling noted and a postmatch dispute over the outcome.
Fragmented report outlines numerous baseball transactions and notes from American and Western leagues. Names such as Wally Tanfield, Shelley Proagha, Geavse A. Genver, Shanston, Wilmas Hallman, and Andy Owler appear amid transfers, manager offers, suspensions, and team adjustments across Houston, Cleveland, Albany, Minneapolis, and Kansas City, with various league implications.
Waterworks announces strict sprinkling enforcement for novice users with schedules based on street sections including Rast of Alluing Avenue and Adena Avenue. Sprinkling is limited to specified times and may be halted immediately if water pressure drops, per G H Kirchar superintendent.
A Sunday evening accident on the Electric Road near Bult Lala involved a switchback and a Bult Laker railcar. Two cows were killed, the trailer carried about twenty passengers, and the motorman halted the train from 45 to about 20 miles per hour to avert a worse crash. No serious injuries were reported, but officials blame cattle crossings for recurring incidents and have yet to take action.
A fragmentary report notes plans by Rockefeller to construct a new church in Yan. The text references pastor Robert and local church leaders, with unclear dates or locations, and mentions Vanderta and Wheeda Ties in connection to the church project.
The article outlines a June 24 game pitting York against Pal Magra with Teddy Pownal and USA Magazine noted in the standings. It mentions 100 WAR and a focus on frontcourt play with key players Nuttotal and CLASBIRINI MAU highlighted.
A reported plan describes a man investing in Idaho farmland and a residence for his wife seeking better health. The proposal mentions L Weber and Mr. Kingklan noting the venture could be advantageous for wellbeing and financial stability.
Salt Lake and state news report Mrs. A. Russell of Los Angeles accusing her husband of a long bigamy trail. She describes pursuit from Salt Lake to Los Angeles and Texas, a house near the Jordan River, and a 1892 marriage in Los Angeles followed by a 1908 later ceremony in Salt Lake. Witnesses include a detective and a priest, with details of prior marriage and alleged deception.
The land board refuses the application tied to the Green River project and related lake area acquisition. Officials cited noncompliance and delays by multiple parties, delaying renovation plans and potential resales. The decision affects Beaver, UrOnBlUnA, and other involved entities while urging timely action.
Fragmented text references testimony and mining topics with multiple obscure names and terms. Core idea appears to involve discussion of mining leadership, policy implications, and potential regulatory or corporate actions. Names and places are garbled, limiting precise extraction.
The record details Judge W I Dirksoay overseeing Markhall and other counsel as they argue for and against a settlement involving the Coalition and Consolidated companies. The dispute centers on a Vesuvio type claim and property rights linked to Townstone Burke and Park City with figures around five million dollars discussed.
Erneat Anderson aged ten, son of Mr and Mrs A H Amictaou of Green River, drowned while swimming in the Grann river near the city of Green River on a Saturday afternoon. The current swept him under in the treacherous stream and his body not recovered at a later hour. The boy, born in California, moved with his family to Green River in October. He leaves six siblings. two sisters Neva and May Anderson reside in Baltimore. Neighbors and the fireman aided in attempts to recover the body. The family resides with parents at Green River. siblings include Carribhella, Harry, Albert, Adwelin and Ralph.
A burglary at B Y Folds residence in Sixth Street was interrupted when a burglar was confronted by owner Welds and family. A second intruder fled while one was captured at gunpoint, leading to the burglar’s delivery to police near 417 Sixth East Street. Officers confiscated a revolver and transported the suspect to the station.
In Salt Lake June the State Bank of Utah plans a new hotel venture, establishing a branch near the shore rooms. The plan includes a fountain feature and central question on maintenance. Local officials weigh the event’s implications for nearby real estate and commerce.
A garbled OCR fragment references a public notice with ambiguous dates and names. It mentions a ceremony or meeting in November, a Western area context, and numbers like 108, suggesting quantities or dates, but the exact details remain unreadable. The readable portions imply an official notice requiring attention or action.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ghapal and UMN TAS tuk with unclear context. Readable items include references to Ghapal and Lansing amid scattered names and phrases. No decisive event or outcome emerges from the legible lines.
A humorous old style pitch promotes replacing hand washing with electric washing machines. It mocks primitive care and touts modern ease, referencing a Queen of May era image and domestic relief for wives. The piece echoes early appliance advertising language and societal gender roles.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a cadet named Davrudhem winning Hedley Nated in an elm chapel setting. Other legible items include mentor tablate and mention of Woa Puluit cemetery. Details are unclear. the record preserves only scattered names and places.
In the final phase of the Brownville affair, a last packet of documents is drawn as the courtroom narrative unfolds. Gedon Wishs and Poultry Commons are cited alongside Warttington and Porgy Meer in a local conflict reaching toward federal attention.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Miya Mamie and Hult with vague references to Ogden outlook. The text is unclear, containing garbled names and dates, and does not provide a coherent event, outcome, or identifiable organizations.
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