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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
2
The Evening Standard reports an exhibition of rowdyism at a league baseball game. After the contest, several fans followed the umpire to his car, and one man threw dirt into his eyes as the umpire confronted the crowd. The accused denied the act and left. The incident risks damaging local baseball interest.
A daring early morning train hold up near Ogden sparks rumors of a violent gang behind a series of robberies and murders. Authorities vow a decisive pursuit as evidence suggests outsiders may be orchestrating the terror to topple lawmen in Utah and Salt Lake City.
A long quotation extols patient growth over quick riches in investing and life. It argues that lasting success comes from steady, hard work, careful foundations, and continual effort. It warns that haste leads to weak outcomes, and true achievement requires discipline, practice, and resilience.
A garbled OCR style excerpt shows a chaotic scene with wandering remarks about a winter scene, a ferry, and a mix of fictional characters. It mentions a Philadelphia Telegraph and various uneasy dialogues as if pivoting around a curious urban encounter and a theater or street tableau.
Fragmented dialogue shows a rainy day mood with domestic banter. A Mrs Peckem questions her husband about plans and investments while a theft scene unfolds in Chicago. Conversations mix humor and imagined schemes as characters react to idle speculation and distant concerns.
A New York Chinatown clash erupts in a 90 second gun battle leaving three Chinamen dead or wounded and prompting arrests of seven. Chaos surrounds a 2000th anniversary banquet for the Four Brothers society as gunfire echoes through Pell Street and surrounding blocks amid tense citywide unrest.
The text cites rag-pickers arranging contracts for sorting rags and clothing factories. It notes men and women hired to sort materials, with those sorting in the ecllargy earning the lowest wages. The work is described as unattractive and unhealthy, and pickers fear instability, while unions seek better conditions and pay for the Cin Sortes and others.
Secretary MacVeagh announced estimates show ordinary receipts at 48 million for the year 1910 with actual totals reaching 1.35 million above. He notes Panama Canal payments and bond issues complicate figures while internal revenue exceeds projections by about 10 million and a potential end-year surplus appears possible despite deficits forecast earlier.
A lengthy report details opposition to the Lodge political machine with focus on Massachusetts and Milwaukee. It cites President Roosevelt favored support, direct primaries battles, and calls for breaking the machine to restore Republican confidence. It notes Socialist gains in Milwaukee and local reforms, plus a Maori football victory over an All American student team.
A preacher, Rev Willem Thureion Brown, spoke at Liberty Park on a Socialist Tale in Milwaukee. He argued Milwaukee ranks twelfth in the nation for socialism and urged electing a national majority as the path to reform, criticizing corruption and urging class-based leadership within the Working class.
The New York ourtly office reports June year totals above 46 million, with a high date trial record around 43.6 million for 1907. The article notes most imports consist of diamonds, one third of which are cut elsewhere. It compares American and European workmen’s output, mentioning the impact on the diamond trade and related industries.
In Gary Indiana on June 27 two men and a woman were involved in a drowning incident in the Grand Calumet. Antnala Vila age 20 and her cousin George Vila, 26, were swept into the water while swimming. A bystander attempted a rescue but both Vila and a bystander were pulled under as they struggled near the shore.
In SL Tals county an automobile crash left Robert Ahowen and James Josaum dead when their vehicle plunged into a ditch and burned after overturning. The victims were identified by local authorities as the occupants.
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