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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented Ogden news page reflects fashion and social notes including remarks on graduation attire and a sharp business look for young professionals. The report mentions local appearances, tailoring, and style expectations alongside many brief society items about people visiting, real estate activity, and community happenings.
A jumble of names and brief items lists guests at a local hotel including M. J. Doyle of Panger Uoln Chas HL Gownell of Colorado Springs A. 8. Cneily of Cleveland and many others. The note mentions modern Woodmen activities a Maggie Tout concert attendance and a court session with several cases heard including Howell and Gartle. Also references travel notices from Jas Scowcroft Monte Carlo and upcoming sales at Stafford Millvary Co with reduced prices.
City case against Herbey Kammeyer and Ike Dolliesb for assault and battery on Roy and Verne Sorensen May 10 hearing set but continued. Nollenh dismissed due to witness under sixteen. Kammeyer found not guilty after testimony about alleged sticks and abuse around premises.
The board considered a motion to study the sprinkling of Canyon Road. Three bidders, including Abnit and others, proposed a $100 bid. The board referred the matter to Road Commissioner Child to arrange funding at about $17.4 per month.
An article from Shu Tay City reports that J. Ch. Balehorhorkan is named manager of Crescent Jewelry. The piece notes the appointment comes with duties at the Crescent store, including overseeing purchases and operations, with details on hiring and internal roles.
Denver May 16 The austere slope of the Rocky Mountain system brings a heavy snowstorm from Wyoming into Colorado with 28 to 30 degree temperatures in the north and heavy wet snow. Snow accumulations of 12 to 26 inches fall along the Moffat route and heavy damage from the storm in Denver area.
Interview with Gus Wright reveals staff absenteeism among clerks this morning. Many report Monday absences due to fatigue and weekend strain as the store stays open late and public interest in a camera exhibit affects staffing and customer service.
Report from Ball Fronclech on May 16 says representatives clash over a referee for the Jesirian Johnpatt bout at Emeryville in July. A delicate elevation and unresolved third-man controversy cloud the meet up as promoters and managers fear an outcome shaped by factional pressure.
In Bey Lomond on May 1 a crowd of women and children gathered to see Jim Jeffries. Reports describe public reactions to his early remarks and actions during the event, noting the crowd’s mixed expectations and later comments about his conduct and the crowd’s response.
A garbled news brief notes a constitutional ruling on liquor taxation in Wontington with several unreadable names and fragments. The fragmented text mentions dates and possibly names like Marah and Leona, but the core item remains the constitutional affirmation of liquor tax.
Jon Papas and a Greek defendant pleaded not guilty to charges of conning men into taking railroad work near Nawpa. The court found both guilty as charged, with Papas given ten days in jail plus a $10 fine and the possibility of further action if the fine isn’t paid. The judge questioned whether a more serious offense of obtaining money under false pretenses should apply, noting drunkenness influenced the case. Special agent trial dates were postponed for defense convenience.
Three defendants faced charges of vagrancy in municipal court after pleading. Riley and Nownlain admitted intoxication while Wit ness for the city testified. Bond was set for each to appear tomorrow. two were fined five dollars or imprisoned five days for leaving a lean without food or water. Navel was arrested Saturday evening and failed to appear when called.
A storm swept Colorado causing damage to fruit regions and affecting several counties. Reports indicate high winds disrupted crops with observers noting shattered branches and scattered debris across farmlands. Local officials assess losses as crews begin evaluation and cleanup operations.
In Washington on May 18, union members attempted to attend a baseball game but about 300 were turned away at the gate. The boycott aimed at the Cleveland series amid alleged fan restrictions and labor tensions. Ogden man Tabor in linked notes from a business visit in Utah.
The American ambassador and Roosevelt London arrived amid solemn ceremonies as news of the monarch's death spread. Crowds at Victoria Station remained quiet while officials and dignitaries viewed the late king’s body.
Vikron A BG reports the steamer Neustra Aebora Del. Pilue April 11 off Mindors coast after collision with Manyan. Eight passengers drowned as the ship sank during rescue efforts. 95 aboard. Two women and crew members failed to reach lifeboats amid rough seas. Captain Otero stayed on the bridge and was rescued.
Election results announced at the Stl AAO session in Salt Lake City for the coming year list officers including Grand Master, Grand Secretary, grand conductress, grand chaplain, grand lecturer, and other appointments. Names associated with Salt Lake and Ogden appear among officers and deputies.
A garbled court record shows a defendant facing a bond issue amid unclear dates and names. The fragment mentions a company, attorney divers, and alleged actions around an imprisonment or obligation. Details are unreadable, but the case involves a legal bond and court proceedings.
A historical trial reveals Dr Hyde found guilty of murder in the Swope family deaths. The case centers on Col. Thomas Swope and related illnesses, with testimonies about cyanide purchases and alleged poisonings involving Hyde and associates.
A disrupted notice describes Indian land encroachments and court action as fences threaten disputed areas. The report notes local officials and jurisdiction handling the case amid tense community tensions.
Denver bakers strike for wage increases affecting about fourteen workers at several shops. They demand 18 dollars for a dozen or 9 per week, seeking better pay from employers while union negotiations continue.
Telegraph communication with Fort Limon Costa Rica, disrupted by a quake, has been restored today. Reports indicate that the quake caused some damage but Limón remains uninjured and the line is back in service.
Vanderbilt colt wins a May long champ trial at the Long Champs course. Rémergeum finishes second in the colt’s trial at one mile. The purse reaches 17 160 dollars, with Vanderbilt’s jewelry noted as claimed.
A massive blaze swept through the town of Ronnomn in Klamath Falls Oregon early today nearly destroying the community. The fire killed unknown numbers and left about 30 residents missing. Authorities estimate damages around 350 000 dollars and indicate a large portion of the town was engulfed in flames.
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