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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
8
Scattered notes describe workers and trains, personages from the Rio Grande offices, travels to Cleveland and Dallas, and a public hearing about a mischievous dog. Mentions include J. H. Brave of Big Granny, May dates, special trains, and subscription offers alongside employment moves and local notices.
Washington May 3 Criminal lawyers across the country remain agitated over a Supreme Court ruling that for the first time in history affects punishment for crimes. The court interpreted a constitutional provision to prohibit cruel and unusual punishment, ruling against methods like burning alive and other inhumane practices. The decision focuses on safeguards against barbaric penalties and warns against returning to earlier forms of punishment. The ruling aims to preserve humane standards and prevent excessive penalties in the justice system.
Local notices report a mishap at a funeral service where Miny Bee Maanzy ATay 20 appeared in error as the cremation subject. Organizers corrected the lineup and apologized to attendees for the confusion.
An account of a tour by executives of the Ogden Portland Cement Company to its Brigham City plant near the Noxt Bidar basin. The piece details the site’s geology, the deposit’s uniform composition, the factory's power sources, grinding and kilns, and the visitors’ reception with a long list of host and guest names, highlighting the plant’s modern equipment and production process.
No man can be at his best with a poor digestion. If your appetite is strong but digestion weak, avoid heavy meats gravies puddings and pies for five days and try Grape Nuts with cream. It’s said to be easily digested by the weakest stomach and soon strengthens the digestive organs allowing a wider range of foods with comfort. Read The Road to Wellville for more. PIRSPAL CATUAL COMPANY, bat, Halll Uree, Moth
A group was arraigned this morning for opium related offenses. Several named defendants including Live Dall Macon Thompson O H Shepperd A Blanchard John Bendlen and Charles Brown pled guilty and paid fines. Tolin Allen was seized with failing in attendance and resisted arrest.
Los Angeles Cal May 8 Walter Prescott is jailed after guards hear him mumbling in his sleep and arrest him on the charge of talking in his sleep. He was found on a bunk when a detachment heard him and his words led officers to connect him to a crime. His photo and record were added to the rogue gallery.
The Rev. W W Bes Antala will accept the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in Idaho Pats after his selection by a conference with the church leadership. Dan Anitelé left for Idaho to confer on the assignment, with plans for formal takedown of the call.
A garbled OCR passage describes a railway incident with converging machines and a trapped worker between equipment. Mentions a dying man named Amiao or similar, rescue actions, a hospital, and workers Bowen and Marie in a Denar or Grande railroad setting. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Report describes a sensational automobile speed race aiming to set world records. It cites Barney Olaffod, Caleb Bragg, and others, noting speeds around 221 3/4 miles per hour and 1296 revolutions per minute. The article discusses the potential crossing from New York to Chicago in about seven hours and mentions a 27738 second trial for the mile.
Bert King, working at the Utah Copper mine near Bingham, was struck on the hand by a loose, rolling object on a running board while crank ing a shovel and hurled into a water pipe. He suffered severe facial injuries and a fractured eye socket. he was rushed to St Mark’s hospital in Bull Lake after initial treatment. His wife and 12 year old son were to be notified as doctors feared possible death en route to Salt Lake City.
Sail Lake May 9 Holding up the night at Sharman Autos garage a thief stole 4900 ankamobile after a long ride through the city. The theft was uncovered when N. Briley, manager of Builey & Lone, found Clarence Pantou, an employee, tied and held at the garage. He was released and frightened describing the holdup.
The Can Foundated Report for April shows higher production with a large recovered gold value. Reported profits reached $889,040, largely offset by expenses, and daily milling output exceeded prior records. The ore was worked at depths up to 690 feet with strong vein intersects.
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident during a horseback pursuit by a river. The piece mentions a rider named Annie and others, with unclear place names and dates, conveying a tragic event without explicit details.
A fisherman or sailor has drowned after a distress incident near a harbor. Rescue teams worked to reach the scene but could not revive the victim. The name and exact location are not clear due to damaged text. Authorities are reviewing portions of the report for precise details and timing.
The article describes extensive arrangements for the funeral of King Edward, with plans for lying in state at Buckingham Palace and other ceremonial details. It notes preparations at Windsor and Clarence, the Oak coffin from Windsor forest, and the burial in St James Chapel with the royal family and officials present. Queen Alexandra and other royals are observed visiting the palace, and public display and mourning practices unfold around Westminster and Marlborough House. The piece also touches on political gestures and the anticipated pomp of the royal state, contrasting with Queen Alexandra's restraint and the king’s legacy.
A chaotic report from Santorr details a ruinous catastrophe with hundreds of bodies, widespread destruction, and ongoing rescue efforts. The piece names towns and figures amid a vague tally, noting injuries and a call for peace despite ongoing disaster.
Reports detail a powerful quake about 1R miles east of San Joana that killed nearly 100 people and halted aid. Officials cite additional causes such as poor provisioning and drinking water shortages. Frantic survivors face hunger as aid efforts struggle to reach them. A ceremony marked the inauguration of Ricardo Jiminer as real deal of Costa Rita amid government filing tensions.
Colay May and Chawlery Wood, a 40 year old retired farmer recently adjudged Inuate in county court, went on a rampage. ambulances arrived to take him to Susana. He opened fire injuring several people before being captured in a culvert near Arvada. One farmer was fatally wounded and others were injured as authorities and neighbors confronted him.
A garbled OCR passage references a May 3 event involving editor and rate issues, political committees, and a Senate debate. It mentions inland areas and shipping or freight costs, with vague mentions of committees and calls for equilibrium against a rising rate. The fragmentary text includes names and places that are unclear due to transcription errors but signals a public rate problem tied to commerce and policy discussion.
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