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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
3
An early 20th century advertisement promotes a May sale on undermuslins. It lists price points for items such as negligees, gowns, skirts, chemises, and corset covers with discounts. The copy emphasizes dainty, well-made garments and encourages shoppers to take advantage of the sale.
Scores from American and National Leagues with unclear digits show Cleveland, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and St Louis performances. Coast League matchups include San Francisco Los Angeles and Oakland. Northwestern and Western League results feature Tacoma Spokane and Des Moines Des Moines.
May 24 reports from cities including Philadelphia Chicago and New York describe a busy day of baseball with Boston beating Cincinnati 4 1 and a Detroit loss as President Taft and others watched Washington defeat Detroit in a rain halted game. The column notes varied scores and players across multiple teams including Brooklyn Philadelphia and Chicago with mentions of pitchers Curtis and Anderson and players Brennan and Phelps. The scene captures a rainy day slate and league-wide action across major venues.
In Philadelphia on May 24, Visitora Invincible led by Argeu R. and others defeated the home nine with strong hitting as Wes Munde failed to deliver. The Boston and New York games also feature updated lineups and varied scores. A public showcase by Campbell Brothers promises new acts and thrills on June 3, with a wide audience expectancy.
An offer promises free admission to the Orpheum Theater next week for each month's subscription paid in advance. Only one set of tickets per family and limited to those who act now.
Washington May 24 By a strict party vote of 210 to 88 the Tawney amend ment appropriating 260 100 to enable the President to obtain tariff facts was adopted Just prior to this action the house by 34 to 10 passed the Filagerald amendment reducing this amount to 73 000 Albany N Y May 24 The ten round bout between Tommy Houck of Philadelphia and Johnny Daley of New York ended in a stretch stoppage on complaint of the Civic league.
Wall Street bankers plan a lavish special train to San Francisco for the Jeffries Johnson fight featuring Sam Francisco. The party of eighty, traveling in style via baggage car diner Pullman and glass observation coach, aims to set a transcontinental record. They depart July 4 from Ogden after a cross-country journey tipped to showcase railroad prestige.
Promotions within the Harriman system place J M Davis and C H Martson in senior roles with the Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific. Howard C Manson will head the Salt Lake division, praised by maintenance chief Julius Krudechnitt and praised by employees for his leadership and long service. Thomas F Rowland will succeed Manson as assistant superintendent at Salt Lake, noted for deep railroad experience and strong ties to staff.
Senior students of Bethaol High School are listed as graduates. The ceremony occurred Friday at the Orphean Theater with faculty and staff names noted. invitations and tickets are being issued. Officials report the press will publish the full names and congratulate all who completed the required examinations and coursework.
Wilford A Wason transfers to Cavey a parcel in South Ogden survey for 273 dollars. Thomas Gibbons and wife convey to Mret G Rdgon a part of lot black 4 in South Ogden survey for 1 dollar.
A deteriorating health letter describes a strange diet change and weight gain amid fatigue. The writer claims Cape Nass food improved energy and references a recurring, suspicious message about genuine letters from a mysterious source.
The listing shows multiple races for May 20 with four, five and six furlong sprints. Entries include Polym Mollie Montrose Eldgr Yotn St. Joey Jor David Boland Dr. Shermin Byron Jod Wella Chanate Tea siphurn Farwsu Usuper Father Stafford Lancashire Tad Aaron J Davie Ans drew Chute Duhariy Beltilows Wildwood AlN ngawell Sabado Darin Swager Seasick No Quarter Valencia Marin Priore Sylvie Lewis font Col White Ruénn Snlopy Jane Elvis Knight Ivanhue Blick Domine All Ablaze Lyte Hance Ingn Cherokee Roses My Last Duchess The Patriot Bulwer Browning Mis Kraus The Mghest. Ogden address provided for prize details.
Friday program of readings features a lineup including "A Tale Mivg Gell" and other performances. Prominent selections listed include works by Mina G. Stoberts, T. Mold, and Ghildren's Howyitit, with invitations extended to patrons and the general public.
A chaotic notice announces a July Fourth meeting in Ogden city chamber on May 31 1910 led by Mayor William Glabmann to discuss the advisability of a new observance. The fragmentary text mentions a cash prize for guessing Ogden's population and invites all citizens to attend.
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