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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
A garbled OCR page fragment lists a mix of personal names, places, and incomplete phrases. It reads like a rough mental sketch or diary entry with multiple partially legible references to people, towns, and events but lacks coherent narrative or clear factual content.
A public health scare hits Bountiful as smallpox fear spreads through hospitals and schools. Officials urge vaccination and caution while documenting possible exposure routes, with authorities considering temporary central measures to curb the illness.
A fragmentary report notes the drowning of Enmst Anderson, age 15, in the Green River near a location identified as Fair Lake. The brief mentions authorities and a possible inquiry, with other garbled text referencing local names and places but lacking clear details.
City council debates mayoral veto on eight dollar monthly clerical pay increase and criticizes auditor duties. Mayor Glabmann argues for limited clerk hiring while Moran presses asphalt bill dispute over Twenty street project and contractor payment, prompting council votes and notices on city finances.
In Washington on Thursday the insurgents faced opposition as Benatur Balliver spoke about a $250,000 provision to fund gathering information on the new law's operation. Senator Clay led a party-line vote against the provision, while broader civil appropriations totaling $118,000,000 drew debate. Doltiver’s remarks drew wide interest as senators weighed party loyalty and the tariff question amid President’s stance.
Read as a scrambled account, the passage depicts senators Dollliver Aldrich and Payne debating tariff policy. It cites criticisms of public speeches and the process of revising bills, with references to proposed revisions, political maneuvering, and the role of public interest in shaping legislation.
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