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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
8
Local notices detail the seat sale for Mrs Fiske in Becky Sharp beginning at 10 AM tomorrow. Reports mention court sessions, travel plans, and various town updates from Livingston’s Café to ore shipments and farm activity.
Marriage licences were issued today to Peter J. Van Saredon and Mégdalong Kubimen of Ogden and Charles Howe of Fremont, Chic, with Mrs Edith Ray Marsh of Dover, Cole. A man fired a gun near Twenty fifth street and Grant avenue causing a panic before being captured. drunkenness noted as factor.
Police court this morning handled a mix of Sunday drink cases and vagrancy. Arthur Ballenger admitted disturbing the peace and received a penalty. Barney Callahan posted bond for trial. Thome O'Brien Mark Riley Ernnet Hayes and Frank Bell confessed unlawful drunkenness. Several others faced charges of drinking on Sunday, vagrancy, or petty offenses with varying bail forfeitures and brief jail or city-work sentences.
A garbled article notes Gillett asserting madness is fabricated amid a political press battle. It references California officials, a governor statement, and an upcoming contest, with mentions of protests and media influence on public perception.
Atool Contractor Hy Dundas holds contracts to construct structures for the freight depot walls and overhead crossings on Hambanger road over the Union Pacific track. The new freight depot and sheds are rising rapidly with beams placed by derrick and bolstling engine. Crossing completion will ready the line for use. Dundas also manages the Wall avenue overhead crossing and the Waber River bridge project.
Newhouse, builder of Salt Lake skyscrapers, plans a summer in Ogden. He booked a Hermitage suite for himself and friends and praises the canyon and Ogden hospitality. Guests include Mr and Mrs S Osgood Pell and Mr and Mrs John Nibley. He notes some commercial unrest but expects quick recovery as Congress debates policy.
The fragment discusses a peculiar religious condition and a rapid rise to power within a looming empire, mentioning Utah and potential opportunities for a thrifty empire builder. It notes an anticipated work titled Duck Out of the Teep and hints at Mire Biggart possibly contributing, though details are unclear and the passage is fragmented.
A large reception was held Thursday at Mrs. Nettle Eccles home in Salt Lake City for Mr William B Eccles and Bry Brown Eccles following their Salt Lake Temple wedding on Wednesday. The house was lavishly decorated with roses, ribbon, and potted plants while an orchestra performed on the porch. The bride wore cream silk and carried a bouquet of beldaly roan, attended by Miss Mabel Rollins, as guests arrived in the parlor to greet the newlyweds. Refreshments were served by several young ladies and the event was noted as one of the largest wedding celebrations of the season with many gifts and heartfelt congratulations from friends.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled report mentioning a Congregational Church event or address. Names and actions are unclear, with numerous nonsensical phrases and typos, making precise details unreliable. The readable portions reference a church setting and possible talks or pleas, but concrete facts are not discernible.
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Sad Pawo Wright Rachel Ciera Browning and Lila Eccles along with two children arrive in Ogden to visit relatives. Paul K. Smith departs Friday for travel to Waelte and other cities. Jennialeon Wright returns from vacation in Omehe. Margeret and Mary McDes visit Denver and overlook Lake Lake City. Local Galedonians plan a Lagoon outing next Wednesday with the Lake Seals.
President Arthur J. Hadley spoke at Yale commencement, urging faith grounded in justice and reason. He warned against overreliance on miracles or scriptural dogma, urging students to face reality, value science and law, and maintain faith on firmer foundations.
A jagged OCR fragment discusses faith, love, and aspiration. It mentions taking part with courage and intelligence and references a God of batter within a context that mixes incomplete phrases and speculative edits. The text lacks clear subjects and dates.
Two forged telegrams bearing Rear Admiral Lourey’s name were sent to Washington and Captain Fremont in Boston. The battleship Florida reportedly broke from its mooring in yesterday’s storm and drifted. The derrick Hercules, used to lift armor plates, overturned, causing $250,000 worth of damage and halting work as officials seek emergency funds to repair Florida and start immediate repairs.
In the tract various properties are held in abeyance in the federal county while settlements await. Pending arbitration the United States merges to continue proceedings against settlers claiming rights with those in Mexican territory occupying on March 16. The department will appoint an agent to inspect the situation and decide on representations for promotion of arms.
In San Jose on June 19 Jerry Patronovitch age 39 killed his wife age 19 at a local restaurant then cut his own throat. Both were dying at Belvedere hospital. Patronovitch reportedly sought a marriage arrangement with the bride under a local authority and had arrived from abroad two weeks earlier. The bride is said to have faced forced return to her homeland after marriage.
At a campsite near Rock Springs Wyoming on June 19 a violent melee left one man dead another fatally wounded and two more severely hurt all described as foreigners. Police, still unable to transcribe names into English, suspect the death occurred as a man was held or pinned and killed during the melee.
Washington reports a heat wave forecast by the Weather Forecaster with above average temperatures across most of the United States this week. Plains and Midwest expect heat in the latter half, followed by cooler conditions after Wednesday. Eastern and southern regions face widespread warmth, with mountain areas also hot.
Fragmentary report describes an auto accident in Chicago with mention of a presumed victim and embattled witnesses. Names and details are garbled, but the piece references a central gate and medical treatment, indicating a fatal or serious incident.
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