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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
2
High Grade Furniture advertises a vast stock bought from top factories with skilled finishers. The June Bride's Sale promises complete stock, newest and best items, and prices that are sure to suit shoppers with everything in the store offered as cheaper.
The Corning Standard reports that two million carloads of cherries may arrive in poor condition due to irrigation issues affecting Napoleon cherries. Local traders note this is familiar, while most dealers blame irrigation for reduced keeping quality. Ogden shows a promising Bing cherry exhibit, praised by California growers, suggesting more Bing production for export and Napoleons for home use, with canning offering strong prices.
The San Francisco Gull criticizes the United States Senate and its leaders over the Lorimer bribery investigation. It highlights Burrows and Aldrich, questions the senate's zeal, and notes Chicago and Iowa papers urging transparency while condemning sensationalism and corruption tied to the Lorimer seat. It also references Porter Charlton's tragedy as a separate comment on public scandal and mental strain.
The article criticizes New York papers for overemphasizing the Mia Charlton case and the Charltons. It notes Mrs Cheelton Scott Castle Charlton, a California native, and her brief marriages, an affair with lawyer William B. Craig, and a Europe tour with Porter Charlton. A quarrel in a villa near Como led to a fatal blow with a mallet, sparking nationwide sensationalism.
The author reports Roosevelt may not attend the Four-State Fair opening in Ogden in September. It suggests Roosevelt could instead join a hunting trip through Ogden canyon to the headwaters of the Ogden River, proposing a bear hunt to revive the Teddy bear fame.
A jumbled collection of quoted lines and pseudo dialogue from various sources appears in an OCR fragment. It includes humorous exchanges about hens and roads, a mock inquiry about accounting, and literary snippets. The piece mixes names, places, and random phrases, resembling a collage rather than a cohesive single article.
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