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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
3
A May sale advertises undermuslins including gowns skirts corset covers and drawers at discounted prices. Items list remain unclear but include gowns skirts and long chemises with values stated around a few dollars and cents.
T. B. Camby Thomas Sennell Charles Hmery and B A Snaith were arraigned before Judge Mirphy on gambling charges. They pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars or 100 days in jail. Also noted: Episcopal church bake sale at Badeon’s Pharmacy and Murray Hatchery reports. Fredie Chambers says 209,000 trout eggs will be planted tomorrow afternoon, with two million fry already taken from the hatchery.
Disjointed OCR text reports a municipal court delegation against John Sparks for alleged actions, plus mentions of stock promoter cases, a robbery roundup, and local events. The article combines multiple scattered items including court actions, theft reports, and local notices with numerous unreadable names and figures.
Reported here is a judicial dispute over whether Ogden City municipal court had authority to proceed against Michael J. Ryan on a charge of attempted robbery with intent. The Utah Supreme Court ruling sides with constitutional limits on municipal power, denying the writ and remanding to county sheriffs for further action.
The Salt Lake division announces promotions within the Southern Pacific line. New officers include Salt Lake enhancement appointees and the reshuffle places Manson as general superintendent. Howards and Towlands receive key supervisory roles. Smith will transfer from Ogden to Salt Lake City.
Tomorrow a boxing contest unfolds at the Ravmap and Gardird cigar store venue with Mekats set to face Lim in twenty rounds. Kid Davis of Salt Lake and Hindle Mathewson meet in a bantamweight preview, Mathewson arriving with a strong amateur record. The four round curtain bout pits Young Ferbea of St Louis against Mickey Sullivan of Ogden, while the featured prelims include the sunstound event and various northwest contenders.
Menuereah notices a veteran horseman known locally as Wy Ebelen is reported ill, ending his long service in the stables. The city mourns the loss of the well known figure and remembers his four year career and daily routines with horses.
This readable fragment mentions Seabones in a naval context with Wille and valet. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but suggests a maritime scene involving Seabones and a Wille. Further context is insufficient to confirm full names, places, or events.
A fragmentary report describes Marco planning a wireless telegraph project atop Pike's Peak to be publicized as similar to Marconi's setup at Genoa Bay. The note mentions Atlantic links, rotating antennas, and a top of the mountain location with technical ambitions and delays.
Thoma Cowllshaw, by attorney A C Hom, files for divorce from Hannah Cowllshaw in district court after a 32 year marriage. They wed in Derbyshire Dogland in 187? and have thirteen children aged four to twenty nine. Allegations claim property valued at 22000, with disputes over ownership and rental collections.
Washington May 28 report on the schooner Hafuerzo under suspicion of carrying Star and Stripes without authority. Navy says Hafuerzo is not American and likely owned partly by Americans. Sonorities of the Estuerza registered under Nicaragua flag complicate protection by the United States. State Department notes a telegram from Bluefields questioning wealth and ownership of the vessel and reiterates the schooner was not entitled to U S protection.
A local gathering adjourned to discuss the charity and dietetic topic at Mrs Elizabeth Barrows and Mrs Kats Hiliishd led the debate. Children’s church fund received about $100 from a drawing, while the Firhstahil home was neatly decorated for the occasion.
A tea and apron sale at Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald’s home drew a pleasant afternoon and evening, with sale results noted as satisfying. The Haleyor Sewing Society plans a gathering with Mrs P Hesly at 2529 Jefferson Avenue next Saturday afternoon. Mrs C A Boyd hosts card games in honor of her sister Christie, visiting from Idaho, and Miss Irene Streng hosts a box party at the Orpheum that evening with William Krelas and others in attendance.
Prices soar as the Iva Ponilcs Ogien Jah and Poultry company at 2538 Washloton faces record costs. Officials warn producers and buyers to brace for further increases amid supply concerns and market volatility.
A cryptic 12 day fasting claim is noted with reference to Jone Sul May 26. The fragment mentions a loss of 22 pounds and a political figure James W 249 as a detail. The text hints at state reaction and possible self-harm accusations but remains unclear.
A deadly blast at the Dolara's mine near Fl Pano Texas on May 26 killed and injured several workers. Fire followed, destroying about 100 homes and leaving many families homeless. Authorities report a life loss and extensive property damage with local responders on scene.
Time card notice lists Union Pacific schedule details with a Mountain Time reference and a fee note dated the 20th in 1910. The readable fragment mentions railroad operations and tariff terms within a depot context.
A Tuesday afternoon society picnic at Lesion Park drew a large turnout with many attendees listed, chaperones and children noted, and local groups such as the Child Culture Club represented. Attendees included numerous named individuals, with activities and catering mentioned.
Sedalie Missouri reports strikers from St Louis arrived daily today and occupy positions at local shops of the Missouri Pacific railway. They will be stationed in the shops for the present period.
The measure passed today by a party line vote of 82 to 19 with no amendments on record. After initial attempts to amend were defeated, the bill moves forward to the governor for final approval.
May 26 Calais France a crowded cross channel ferry bound for Dover left Calais when it clipped a buoy and a submarine Pluvisses surfaced near the ship. Passengers watched as crew scrambled and divers, torpedoes, and wrecking gear moved to the scene. The incident left the ferry’s wake and a sense of horror among travelers.
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