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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
8
Provo City Council approved a harsher measure despite a mayoral veto, prohibiting sales at certain pools and facilities and mandating a full prohibition of various sedative products. The action aimed to revoke enforcement arrangements and was referred to the committee for legal review.
Ogden Steamtown and Byers, W.G. and others discuss new downtown offices on Washington avenue. Ledger items note real estate moves, tax debates, and civic details including a May inspection, up to date on rail and utility bills. Also listed are obituaries, train schedules, and job advertisements with a focus on Ogden and surrounding areas.
An emergency hospital on wheels has been setup near the local Southern Pacific works, with six to eight hundred workers employed in improvements around Louisville and the cutoff. Superintendent Mauwun and General Surgeon Joyce oversee treatment at the on site unit, while serious cases will be sent to Ogden for further care.
Text discusses conductors urging changes in train service staffing and seniority rules. It mentions a Denver conference to decide crew numbers, with plans to add extra crews for special trips, modify rates, and address grievances. Emphasizes maintaining goodwill between employees and management and outlines tentative timelines and actions.
The prize fight money for the Jeffries Johnson match, around thirty thousand dollars, was deposited today at the Metropole bank in this city. Promoters Rickard Gleaton Jack Johnson and Sam Teology Autett were present, as a crowd gathered behind the window to glimpse the famed "Golden Smile" in a scene described with vivid, era-typical detail.
The trial before Judge Purphy found Hoken Olsen guilty of selling liquor without a license in Huntaville. Olsen was fined 3100 for the first offense and 50 on each of two additional charges. The defense offered no testimony. The court declared jurisdiction and noted an appeal possible with the fines remaining in effect.
An elaborate funeral scene described in a Virginian ceremony held yesterday in honor of Mrs Hibbard. The account names numerous attendees and details ritual elements including rose arrangements, yellow candlesticks, and a violin orchestra providing music for the service.
Halo and wife Geomerat Alant Macalello arrived from last Uk Worning add after spending 4 Glaiyn in Ogded With frierde will otate their dame In late
A Wyoming elderly woman underwent a complex operation at a General Hospital and, after one week, showed signs of complete recovery. The attending surgeon Dr Joyce praised the procedure as among the most successful performed on an elderly patient, highlighting patient vitality and strength.
Delegates from California arrive to Ogden with a welcoming program arranged by the local Grocers Association. Edwin Williams, Burger Nichale, and B Carevar named to organize entertainment and transport for the Western Retailers visit. Secretary Conley and Muhsuton staff arrange cars and a pleasant outbound ride to Salt Lake, with a later reception planned at Union Depot before departure to Utah. Mr and Mrs J S Carver join the western delegates for the convention journey.
Ivan Plaher sues Union Pacific 18 and Fisher in district court claiming $3,660 in damages from three alleged incidents. He says on March 21, 1909, he shipped from Boulder to Goading via Union Pacific lines, goods damaged in transit. A second shipment from Boulder to Goading caused further losses, and a third claim seeks $2,510 for a rough handling during transport.
The text voices a call for unity in the fight against oppression, envisioning a new era of shared humanity. It condemns court actions and corporate powers, urging a collective effort to end industrial bondage and advance social justice, while stressing perseverance and the right to common dignity.
May 3 in Utah a man arrested in Ogden faced charges in Salt Lake City for obtaining money under false premises. The case lists defendants including Thomas Lins, James Tinkins, and Joe Brown with pleas entered or set for dates.
East Lake shows water levels higher than many years with readings at seven feet above the year mark. Measurements since May have risen two feet, and the level fell to a low in November, with autumn rainfall affecting forecasts. The Royal Open Weather series notes expect continued high waters and cautious precautions for the year.
In Lexington on May Y-Phiin night O'Brien used skill to outpoint Schreck over ten rounds. Schreck entered lighter at 167 pounds vs O'Brien at 199. early rounds saw O'Brien holding the advantage as Schreck struggled with the heavy action and sustained blows.
A broken Mesopotamian style report notes Salt Laker intends a four day auto journey to Denver with a caravan including a five year old horse and an Abhoronower machine. The trip tests the vehicle with commentary, stops at Park County and Denver, and ends with a renamed display vehicle.
May 2 report from Noph announces the selection of the faculty for the comtus school year. It lists Toner, Ooper enperintendent Braden,lee, A Sperry, Mies Kowtor, W. TF. Grooleetan, Mies Prout, and a number of Grundy teachers including Alopeo Ingenita Pim Johusim McPherson Harn Gola Pearl Ingram Mapd Orructi Pesh Alloa HA. Christansen John Foote Mabel Devalas Irena Uriges and Tyree.
New York May 4 Dr Hoysatt Park operated on Provident McKinley in a vain effort to save him after President McKinley’s assassination attempt. Park, who had left for Washington, arrived in New York ill and was hospitalized with pneumonia.
A garbled report from New York describes Tom Sharkey experiencing a new hallucination during an evening event. The fragmentary text mentions a potential performance by Sheree and suggests uncertainty about who will win, with unclear dialogue and broken phrases.
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