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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
A damaged text fragment shows garbled phrases and names. It references a train and a crowd or group, plus scattered words like Monday Bath and Wao with no clear context or coherent event. No verifiable persons, places, or actions are discernible.
Salt Lake Girl Emily Stabb accused of stealing a watch from a New York woman. The case details identify a motive tied to a gang activity and an attempted escape across a train line. Investigators linked the suspect to other incidents and caution that further charges may follow as the investigation continues.
The report notes a woman charged with larceny linked to a gold watch sale and a theft at Mrs. Grana's home. It also mentions a Salt Lake fight preparations for a Jeffries–Tune event, with locals traveling to Helena and various figures attending.
Fragmented OCR shows garbled textile prices and product names including curtains, calico, and aprons. Lists inconsistent amounts like 2.50 and 3.00 per pair or pie. No clear sale or date.
Temple workers of the Salt Lake temple plan a Saturday outing to Brigham City and nearby valleys. A special immigrant canyon train trip departs at 8 AM with a return at 4 PM. John expects the presidency and quorum members to attend, with arrangements led by P Martin Young.
Ogden resident Mrs Delerson praises Doan's Kidney Pills after severe kidney trouble, backache and swelling. She reports rapid relief after using the pills bought from Bonn’s Pharmacy in New York and urges others to remember the name Doan's.
Severe flooding near Lervsville Kentucky as the raging waters of the river swept away homes and sank vehicles. Officials report multiple drownings with 6 confirmed dead and many missing as rescue operations continue amid continued storm rains. Local authorities and aid groups mobilize to assist victims and assess damage to the river valley communities.
Fragmented text suggests Ogden residents pushing for a local project involving flour or grain storage with community backing. The garbled OCR hides clear names, dates, and specifics.
A fragmented review article analyzes Vatican influence in Ireland, citing North American Review critiques and connections to Roosevelt era diplomacy. It discusses Methodist bishops, American visitors to Vatican circles, and the tension between church authority and political pressure, with mentions of Roosevelt, Taft, and U.S. religious figures.
A fragmentary wartime discourse argues about safeguarding against hazards to honor and church authority. It condemns intolerance while invoking respect for beliefs, urging caution against fanaticism and coercive actions by religious institutions.
Fragmentary OCR notes show excursion pricing for California routes with mentions of Sen Franctica Los Angeles and a July date. Entries reference fare amounts such as 80.00, 95.75 and 40.00, plus a ticket office at 2514 Washington. The text is garbled with place names and abbreviations, but conveys travel pricing and route notes for a railroad service.
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