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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
4
Disjointed report notes heavy express trains arriving from the West via Southern Pacific and Dragon Short routes, plus a long list of federal spending. Items include harbor and harbor protection contracts, public land surveying, and appropriations for New York, Washington, and the arbitration treaty with Britain.
A fragmented notice describes a quarterly stake conference at Ogden Tubernacly, with agenda items including a morning session and a second 2:00 pm segment. It notes participation by youths and a speaker, Apostles Weber and Grant, from the Appatins QuoruiL. A special musical program is prepared for the occasion.
Washington May 1 The sundry civil appropriation bill totals 81,849,211 with cuts of 15,850,004 from submitted estimates. The measure, largest of the appropriations, funds numerous departments and public buildings including District projects, life service costs, and wartime revenues. The report notes substantial reductions from the committee and outlines line items across buildings, arsenals, and public works.
Rumors swirl about potential referees for the upcoming bout as candidates include Charlie White of New York and other notable figures. The Calgary and San Francisco boxing scene buzzes with talk of how decisions may tilt the match, while Julia Jaffries and others are named in connections to the officiating role.
The report notes Taft cancels his engagement and related banquet in New York on May 18 as preparations and guest list are affected. The fragment mentions Waal Anglo Atte and the surrounding social event, with uncertainties due to OCR text.
Advertises free tickets for May 1913 to the Orpheum theater under new manager, with terms: limited seats, advance payment, betting more tickets for the week. Notes former manager B A Grant leased the Orpheum and promises acts including Rhowa or For all of your work.
A bureau of labor department report, based on Dr John G Andrews input, warns that match factory workers face serious risks from white phosphorus. It cites jawbone disease and potential surgical removal, urging better ventilation though noting prevention steps are limited.
An unclear article notes a bootblack named Afstrea da Beg inato facing action in New York court. It mentions stock and a sale of 1,000 pairs, with emphasis on a result interpreted by a supreme authority. The details are garbled but reflect a legal proceeding affecting footwear trade.
A garbled OCR passage references a corner, an old stand, and a court scene with mentions of fines and individuals like Mim San. The text is fragmentary with many misspellings, making precise identities, actions, or outcomes difficult to confirm from the readable portion.
A flawed typed column discusses whether Muldoon should coach Jeffries. The piece mocks the idea, notes World heavyweight topics, and ridicules speculation about training plans and public reactions amid the era’s boxing spotlight.
The passage reviews a boxing figure Berger in a garbled interview discussing his past fights with Jack O'Brien and others. It questions his record book presence and suitability for coaching, mentioning rivals like Muldoon and Delaney and noting training expertise as key.
Portable text fragment mentions Salt Lake and Sandy with unclear figures and names. It references a schedule or invitation with dates or times and stray terms like Shaws and PET A. The readable facts are minimal and no coherent event or action can be confirmed from the provided fragment.
Washington May 6 Democratic leader Champ Clark presided over a funeral oration broadcast nationwide praising Representative De Armond of Missouri. Clark lauded De Armonds long uninterrupted service to Congress and his valued work for his constituents.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Washington speech by Mr. Clarks and Democratic members debating bond denominations and licensing for churches. The committee plans to report within two weeks amid divergent views on constitutional authority and potential reform measures.
Washington discussions on a postal savings bill show mixed support as lawmakers weigh the plan to use government funds for national savings. Representative Gardner advocates a flexible framework with small denomination bonds and possible withdrawal of funds as national needs rise, drawing careful consideration from committee members.
New York educators receive a letter from moving picture exhibitors offering free demonstration films on geography and history for use in school buildings starting next fall. The operators pledge to provide the films and instructors gratis to show the educational value and stimulate pupil interest in studies.
Margaret Horton Potter, known as AU, was declared insane at a secret count and ordered committed to a sanitarium in Chicago. The notice references a Mas -R.-Mra., Mas Potter Black, and notes her maiden name Potter.
Ogden shoppers are invited to a Monday silk sale featuring over 2,500 yards of season’s finest silks at unusually low prices. The local silk buyer has secured favorable concessions from major manufacturers and dealers across America to provide high quality garments at less than regular prices. The ad urges women to attend and purchase these wearable silks, promising good quality and value.
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