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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1910

Page

4

San Francisco Population Estimate and Japanese Chicago Wedding

In May reports from Captain George B. Baldwin of the census bureau suggest San Francisco’s population nears 460,000 with neighboring bayside areas including Velodotus and Duddeh noting similar counts. A separate item details the first Japanese wedding performed in Chicago with Dr. Austin De Blut officiating and Bishop Honda presiding, describing the ceremony’s attire and rite as witnessed and reported.

Bar Franciaco George B. Baldwin Censua Buramt San Prancisco Bewldos Duddeh Vetimaton AL Neleiboring Bay Chicago Ubleapo May M. Shimnane Dan Yona Horn Cerdainny China Austin de Blut Anrvicu Ty Buylink Honda Dephitenc

Fry Planting Declared Vital for Montana Streams

In a morning briefing Commissioner Weed receives clarification from A J Sprague on fry planting aims. Propagation efforts focus on glanting places and tributaries to protect evolving fish populations across Montana streams. past rules and shallow waters demand careful placement and ongoing monitoring for successful growth and survival.

A. J. Sprocue Prova Enougl Chambers Ir Sprague Anxs Sondilton Win Murray Mr Chambers Alte

Ketchel Not Defeated In Contested Langford Match

Reports from sport writers vary on the outcome of the Ketchel Langford bout at the National Athletic Club. The Telegraph claimed Ketchel was badly beaten in a sixty round, with claims of a dramatic finish. Other editors dispute the ending, noting Ketchel pressed the pace and remained dangerous as Langford defended.

Fonore Eports Ketchel Vary Cushing New York American Rovers Harry Rae Ketthel Sato Idek O'Arion Ram Inne Terd CNN

Slanted LAE Petore and the Frat Bell Fight

Slanted LAE Petore faces a chaotic scene as crowds surge and a brutal clash unfolds near a frat bell. The event features rapid punches, overturned barriers, and a tense mood as bystanders react to a volatile altercation.

Mild liquid cures eczema and dubious remedies marketed

Fragmentary ad style note claims a mild liquid cures eczema. Mentions generic products, a bottle price around 26c, and a pharmacy label. Cites an unclear company name and street address in a historical advertisement tone.

National Guard Encampment Details and participant units

National Guard encampment information lists the Utah Wyoming and Colorado contingents with unit counts and locations. It notes August dates, transport, and subsistence costs funded by Congress appropriations, plus named camps and stations across multiple states and towns. The report includes troop breakdowns for cavalry infantry and support detachments and mentions various muster points and leaders.

Wir Colorada Wort Douglas UN Craw Creek Wyoming Thie City Pheltah Red Wade Fegulaye Wood Congress Utah Cotovado Na Regimenta UF Regalia Ean Fourth Hlehih Ie Suth Miler Iehnventh Rigneenth Infantry Pitteenth Infantry Kompany Avelyn Park

Ogden Population Figures Spark Local Bet

A restless discussion in Ogden in 1890 centers on population estimates. A local wager links a stated figure of over 40,000 residents to expected tax revenue and political gains. The argument touches on mathematical certainty and civic consequences, with observers arguing for and against the proposed count.

Conlon Ogden Lord-Il Webor

Gold watch presented to Union Pacific official

Keliher, longtime head of the secret service for the Atlantic Pacific system, received a gold watch at a reception in Chicago. The gift, from former Union Pacific colleagues, honors his loyalty and ties to the line. Boley was named assistant to General Manager Park as part of the new Milnuls Central arrangement, with all general superintendents reporting to him.

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Ogden Milling Company Promises City Flour Supply

Ogden citizens urged to back the Ogden Milling and Sle yataz Co to ensure steady flour supply at lower costs. The pitch argues local production can guard against Chicago price spikes and improve city commerce.

OGDEN Chicago Ordes Ogden Milling

Five Bouts At Manhattan Club Highlight Evening

The Monday night program at the Manhattan Club featured five bouts. Bam Langford of Occidental impressed with a rapid knockout in fifteen seconds, while Sullivan and Dine fought to a four round draw. Kil a Fel a delivered a quick stoppage in another bout as spectators debated the swift endings.

Sal Lakes Saulitian Clu Fay Bam Langford T Hy Langlord Sullivan Dine Amny Kila Fela

Boxers Clash Recount From Confused Mire of Rounds

Fragmentary OCR note describes boxing rounds with Eddie Johnson and Nerney, referencing rounds one and four, a champion named Col Fady, and a crowd reaction. Missing clear details require cautious reconstruction of events and participants.

Sixth Ward Union Sets May 4 Ward Event

Local notices describe a May 4 ward gathering featuring a school orchestra under Greenwell and a program of songs and selections led by Ruth Winters. Attendees include Sidisy Hud Ruth Winters and Latla Burton with concert pieces by Junaq, J. Ruvkhang, and other performers. Local residents invited to enjoy music and presentations in the community event.

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Ground Broken for New Peery Building in Lake

Ground broken for the new Peery building in Lake on Monday. Excavation will reach about 16 feet deep on Three South Street with frontage of 485 feet and 466 feet on West Temple as work progresses. Water procurement and construction delays noted. completion date unsure.

Lake Grenad Peery Peary

Special Notice from Signers on Roofing Prices

The undersigned announce pricing on new work after the first day of Max for Mrvish car or nila. Prices list 26 cents per straight price for new houses with additional gables or dormers. Extra charges apply for extra dormers and gables, with a total of 460 extra. Signatories include C Kennedy, J Rosh, T Woodbury, J Barshalil, LR Woodbury, Geo Messerly.

Wil Mrvish C. Kennedy J. Rosh T. P Woodbury Barshalil Deo Messerly

Despondency Cited in Salt Lake Self Destruction

In Salt Lake City in May a man named George Martin, age about forty, shot himself in the head on the sidewalk in front of 20 West First South. He had been out of work for months and is survived by his widow, four sons, and a daughter. The body was taken to O'Donnell & Co. undertakers. Witnesses said he stood for a moment, then drew a revolver and killed himself.

Salt Lake, May George Martin Aaid O'Donnell & Co Aulette Martin Eusbulone Smith & Wesson

Tragic shooting shocks city as victims named

Florence McNishall and David Hean identified as victims in a self inflicted shooting. Police, led by Detectives Rintey and Howgland, secured the scene on West Fir South and North Street. Martin, a longtime employee at Wieher Drawing and Bollier Brewing, described as a well regarded expert in brewing, faced no funeral arrangements yet.

Florence McNishall Phylia Raleigh Qik Rank Woodhave Atrest David Hean South Temple Street Paltea Rintey Martin Agala Fin Ulty Wieher Boller Brewing Pany

Lexington May 2 racing wood event details

Lexington reports on a spring meeting featuring track furnished wood racing on the second day. Names and precise venues are unclear due to OCR issues but the event centers on racing activities in Kentucky.

Lexington

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