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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
2
The statisticiana of the census office have made computations from fragmentary records on the population and have estimated the different states, noting Nebraska may still gain while other areas show declines in black populations.
The Utah Construction Company expands from Nevada to the Canadian border under W. H. Wattis, rebuilding the San Pedro section, double tracking the D and RG near Pueblo, and laying plans for a Meadow Valley route. Warren Wattis oversees Oregon Short Line camps from McCammon to Pocatello while Ed Wattis works near Natron Oregon and John Tyler heads a new Natron office.
Senator Depew joins former Secretary Foster in saying one war may have been unnecessary and a bulldozing of a weaker nation. He states Spain was ready to abandon Cuba and Porto Rico to avoid humiliation if the proposition was accepted. He argues McKinley lacked a strong personality to resist popular will and recalls the Venezuelan episode of the Cleveland era. An intimate friend of mine who knew Lord Salisbury relayed that Britain’s prime minister warned of a potential war with America prompted by the Revolutionary war legacy.
Article discusses Senator Depew advocating a stronger navy and argues against overemphasis on battleships. It notes British Prime Minister Lord Salisbury’s stance on war, the era of airships challenging dreadnoughts, and warns that arming is a driver of trouble. Includes light humor and civic pride snippets from Chicago and Kansas City newspapers.
A garbled Chicago News excerpt recounts a string of humorous farmyard episodes and a dizzying equestrian performance. Characters like Mandy Ted Ubi Stilint and Hinkin RINNE appear in fractured dialogue as antics at Weatherby’s store, a sly sugar caper, and a murky farm life scene unfold with misheard lines and comic confusion.
General Superintendent J M Davis of the Oregon Short Line undertakes a toll of travels to the coast. The note mentions a trip to San Bernardino and references departures and a chain of officials including Mr Manyan as successor to Mr Mawts.
The general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line is expected to accompany Mr. Dw on a Safe Take trip scheduled for tomorrow. Exact details, including time and destination, were not fully confirmed in the dispatch.
On the Salt Lake market May 26 trading remained muted with only 11,690 shares changing hands and prices steady. Analysts cite limited development progress and a few new ore discoveries in Park City areas as potential sparks, though overall activity remains weak pending larger ore body openings and nationwide improvements.
A new Lunfel vein is reported emerging from Snake Creek with Duly Wert drilling deep toward the tunnel level. The scene hints at sizable grimro prospects and potential mining activity in the area.
Tickets on sale via Oregon Short Line from May 28 to Joe Brd. Return options across directions. Berths reserved at the Ticket Office 2614 Washington Ave. Donna Long, colored, aged 86, dies in Chicago at home of her granddaughter Mrs Hatnefudson, born March 1780 as a slave she served the King family for sixty two years. She was buried after funeral rites for the King family.
Fragmentary OCR hints a chemical destruction note and a stray line about a prize, mentioning names and numbers in a jumbled form. No clear event, date, or entities are discernible to confirm a coherent news item.
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