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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
4
fragmented 1910 Union Depot timetable notes multiple routes and stations. mentions Salt Lake City Ogden and Omaha as origins or destinations with arrival and departure times. references to trains from Toxton Weyer and connections, plus local and long distance routes. potential governor and political names appear in garbled text.
Fractured report describes a dramatic incident in Margen City Utah where Wadsworth and deputies pursued a gunman after a girl vanished. Finkel, accused suspect, was confronted by the girl’s father and a scuffle erupted, ending with police securing the suspect and locating the missing woman.
A damaged OCR fragment references a court case with names like Finkell and Be Og, and mentions a mansion, a street, and a dispute over an offload and a sum around 50 dollars. It includes intratextual phrases and unclear dates, with several reader-obscuring names and terms.
William Asper funeral held in Tyirtutawsilly ward meeting house with prayers and music. Speakers included John Henry Smith and Bishop Jevas Barton, praising Asper’s spirituality and goodness while noting a public display of respect and a ceremonial service by local officials.
Reports detail the start of Yellow Pine mill work near Good Springs, with grading and initial ore capacity set at around 40 tons per day. Nearby transfers include the Mitford property sold to Skit Luke for about 7 000, and Mrs Knight buying land in mid January for around 37 000, with ore present. Windy Mine reopens copper-gold ore shipments. Time Frame indicates Salt Lake Road shipping by late June.
A violent hold up occurred at a Bingham saloon when four masked men entered and confronted a patron and the bartender. They forced the victims to surrender valuables, rifling a cash box and taking several items before fleeing. The incident, described by witnesses, left patrons shaken and authorities alerted.
The Commercial club discussed a railroad project to run a standard gauge line on the Galt Lake Route in Bowver county. Members including Simo Bamberger and G W Nibley noted the company had subscribed $60,000 at the outset and the plan received Commercial club backing. The proposal aimed to build a steam-vent route with a Thermo station, carrying coal from the Colorado river region toward Ceday Olysmi, with Apprised funding and railway support.
A requisition warrant charges Jitte Prato a veterinary surgeon formerly in Provo with embezzlement and obtaining money by false pretenses. He allegedly aided Albert Proven and others to defraud Merchants Bank of Provo and Simevet Fravensat, then fled to Salt Lake City with funds.
Report on reinforced ballast work for the Southern Pacific Salt Lake division. Four steam shovels and twenty five men used. most tasks completed by machinery. Officials note track quality now superior to prior western lines and near eastern leaders. Workers to shift to raising the rank upon completion of the last section.
Coast Teamut Walter McCradle of Portland Oregon stands in tangling with Ueber on the coast, while Dudley Purler reports changes in the Portland tea team. North western pennant race sees BU Hyon and star players receiving offers and talk of New York possibilities as Notre Dame’s pitcher King Mane shines in intercollegiate play. The California League schedule reduces games, and Chicago Cubs manager Chance eyes Stockton and Merced, with Frank Hermann noting Frisco prospects and future strike delays. International boxing activity centers on New York events late month, as Britons Gully and Brood prepare in America with Joe Teat and Jim Stewart aiding Brood’s training in the United States.
A famed sports writer known as a well known figure in New York and London was struck and fell to a pavement in Brompton. The incident occurred near a Broadway heater as bystanders watched. Police are reviewing the case and no charges have been announced.
A church service titled The Temptation of Christ and All People will be held at 11 o clock. A brief program includes baptisms and a reception for members and friends, with a focus on Sunday school and family participation.
A reader recounts relief from backache and urinary trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. The testimonial notes prior treatments, claims lasting improvement since July 1909, and recommends the remedy to others. The piece mentions availability through druggists at 50 cents and lists Foster Milburn Co. as the distributor in Buffalo New York with agents across the United States.
An extensive 1910 church notice details Sunday services across Central Park Presbyterian, First Methodist, and other city churches. Entries list times, pastors, and program details including morning worship at 11, evening services, youth groups, choirs, and special sermons. Notable names appear throughout, with locations along Grant Avenue, Thirty First Street, and Washington Avenue.
The notice lists multiple church activities for February 19 including First National Bank niding, First Presbyterian Church with John Mawor Carver, Childrens Day morning service, evening worship at 8, and references to various congregations. Also mentions First Congregational Church with Noble Strong, morning worship, and Rev A T Lumas. Young people meetings and other church events are noted with times and speakers.
A grim incident in a dormitory ends in a boy sustaining severe injuries after a prank with a toy weapon. Anthony Dulinte, age 18, is listed among those hurt as classmates recall a joking taunt before the fatal wound. The event prompted emergency medical attention and an investigation into the circumstances.
A fragmentary report notes a landlady accusing a foreigner of theft and impropriety. The items reference a 42 year old landlady and a male lodger aged around 47, with unclear dates and locations. The text is garbled and provides little coherent detail beyond generic accusations and family notes.
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