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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR excerpt describes census taking amid conflict, mentioning Major He P. Myton and references to population counts and forecasts. The readable phrases point to difficulties in accurate enumeration during the period, with several unclear terms and possible errors in names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses districts and travel barriers, mentioning residents and restricted areas. The lines are garbled and do not provide coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Mawel Temery presents Tha Red Mill at the Ogden Opera House. The production features Victor Devbert and a cast delivering musical theater highlights amid dramatic staging. A May 7 performance is noted with strong audience reception and press interest.
The depot position for matrod at the Daten Passenger depot was abolished. Superintendent Mane sHon Tas ordered that the role be filled to assist travelers and oversee Narvinan tines with a dive or tie. The depot master Shields WL will appoint the new attendant, with four hours of service arranged and training for passenger escorts.
A fragment notes an afternoon event at the Globe and Isis venues offering Indies a choice of fisher dishes hat pins combs and silver spoons with a 25 cent to 60 cent mix price. It mentions free items with tickets to music performances.
Ogden readers learn the Orpheum theater will begin a summer season with the Bungalow Company presenting high class plays. Manager Joseph Gusa arrives with a New York cast and acts including A Modern Pocahontas while the circuit plans new attractions and a strong lineup for the upcoming season. The opening bill is The Girl from the Golden West.
Barney Oldfield, famed automobile racer, is billed to appear in Ogden next Monday afternoon at the arena, as part of a world speed showcase. Management negotiations confirm his appearance alongside renowned drivers from Florida to the West, with Oldfield’s blitzing car and record speeds drawing local and distant crowds in anticipation of the event.
A long list of corporations organized at Ogden Wave is declared dead or faltering amid tax and charter issues. Names include Denver & Gudon Security Ta, Copper Queen Mining Co, Consolidated Gold & Silver Minit Co, Crystal Cabhonale Aliaing Co, and Farmington Mining. The report notes county clerk action and various dissolutions.
The case, dated 1910, targets property at Twenty Fifth and Twenty Fourth streets for the opening of a new avenue. The city seeks to condemn the parcel, determine its value, and have abutting owners bear the cost of the project as the property would be purchased by the city. Occupants are named as defendants along with owners of the building.
Fragmentary report notes a hurried adjournment of a city council meeting. Names and details are garbled, but the scene involves several attendees and a tense vote or discussion. The record preserves only partial identifiers and a sense of disorder during the evening proceedings.
District council opens Hudson Avenue on a Saturday evening to hear a motion by Defordigs Bowel and the Elly Attorney on Montiatton Street. The case involves owners of trespass and a contested guardian order guiding the plaza and propanad tidsun avenue. Jane is referenced in the motion as the plaintiff.
A fragmented record shows officials debating adjournment after eight at night with speaker noting the adjourned city council session. Names include Brown, Humphris, Plygare and Meury with Dana voting no and a Democratic majority present. A tense scene ends as the mayor announces adjournment and referees consider committee reports for next week.
Actor Theodore Lorch will start a two week engagement at Ogden Theater on Sunday evening May 8 presenting popular bold stage pieces. His repertoire includes The Lieutenant and The Cow Boy The Call of the Circus A Guided Tool Lost Paradise and more with a supporting cast led by Mr Laval and featuring Raymond Walls Harry A. Bond James M. Fawley Clare Halton and others promises a uniquely polished program.
A Montenegrin man named Dokowliteh assaulted Mrs. Sorvente in a Central hotel room, restraining her with arms and a struggling fight. He was arrested, a .38 revolver found, and charges of assault with intent to commit robbery were filed. the victim, weakened, received hospital care.
Portland May 11 Cooper Morris former cashier of the defunct Trist & Sayings Bank will go on trial in the state superior court on a charge connected with the bank's funds. The overdraft and the handling of the bank's account are disputed as Morris becomes the second official to face trial. Former president W. I. Moore faced recent charges in connection with the institution's failure.
A damaged notice describes a June sale event in Ogden with June brides and sweet girl graduates invited to shop the second floor. It mentions a window display on Twenty fourth Block and a sale of undergarments with garments offered at low prices to attract customers. It notes a local Mrs. who will provide garments, and references a crowd expected Monday morning.
Ogden hosts a visiting California delegation discussing a San Francisco Expo planned for two years hence. Governors, mayors, bankers, and chamber leaders from San Francisco Oakland Sacramento Napa and Los Angeles attended with Utah officials to gauge collaboration and reception for the event.
A fragmented 1890s style Sun clipping mentions several individuals tied to San Francisco and Los Angeles organizations. The text lists Mr. George T Marya, Mr. M.A. Cunet, Mr We Tenge, Mr John Mays Hammond, Ir. C.K. Menulasp, and references to the Bad Frdncieco Lxeminer and the Merohinte' newoclalian of gan Erawolaga.
Testimony in a high profile case centers on cyanide handling and detection. Dr Haines explains how cyanide may remain volatile and how freezing can limit its spread while outlining quantities and methods discussed by Mr Reed and Mr Steed. The proceedings reference Dr Jordan, a noted expert, as the case moves through North City Kan WAR GH.
A garbled court record reports Burton boys accused of drunkenness and disturbance after a Saturday night incident on Washington Street near Twenty fifth. Testimony suggested the youths were innocent of a broader assault as men allegedly beat them, with fines and penalties for others noted.
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