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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes describe a May sale listing corset covers drawers gowns and chemises with values around 2.50 to 4.00 in cash terms. Mentions items like gown skirts and long chemise with prices and vendor names unclear.
A man identified as flavid McCollough was held on a five hundred dollar bond after a May 24 shooting near Hewis W. Strauthers. Witnesses say an altercation over a young woman led McCollough to draw a .28 caliber revolver and fire, wounding Strauthers in the hand. McCollough remained jailed awaiting trial.
A damaged fragment describes shots fired and a male victim struck in the head. It mentions officers and suspects nearby, with a location stated as Twenty street between Lincoln and Wallayettes, but details are incomplete and unclear.
James Flanigan faced arraignment in court on charges of quagrand mis conduct. The trial revealed he could not be found. witnesses disputed proof of presence. Several defendants faced fines and jail terms for theft and disorder, with sentencing noting drunkenness and lack of knowledge of actions.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled place names and person mentions. It hints at road or railway construction across the state line with references to Ogden Salt Lake and Vivian Baptille, but the passage is largely unintelligible. No clear events or dates emerge from the readable fragments.
The convention gathered acting teachers to discuss standards and approaches for pedagogy. Delegates debated rehearsal methods, shared teaching experiences, and outlined a program of demonstrations and exams to elevate performance quality across institutions.
A ceremonial opening marks the Bamberger Road interurban line between Salt Lake City and Ogden as the first electric service in Utah. President Simon Bamberger and local officials attended a Lagoon banquet, with demonstrations of two electric cars running 53 mph on sections of the new track.
Large gatherings form as notable personalities attend a public affair in Rasen ra, with excitement spreading beyond the main venue. The scene features notable guests, enthusiastic participation, and widespread media attention.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention high prices for poultry and a potential impact on local residents. References to Ogden and Washlytuine prion appear garbled, with scattered hints of population aspects and possible competition for a prize or value in gold.
Entrants listed for Saturday races include Moana and Mae Sune among others with boat and race identifiers. The OCR shows numerous names and codes such as WT Urassentin 7 APY and Benatar Bayrett WN with various numbers and abbreviations. The readable portion references race entries and participant codes, though many details are garbled.
Race entries for a forthcoming event show mixed numbers and names such as Ungo, Rea Slone, Gond Russell, and Ben T Steltemary among others. The fragmentary list includes horse ages, percentages, and stall or entry codes, with a distant reference to a ten thousand nine hundred ninth day in May and a closing time for entries. Further readable details are not consistent.
A delegation from Western Union and related telegraph interests visited Gren, meeting local leaders and exchanging views on the town’s telegraph services. Attendees included executives from American Telegraph and Telephone and regional office managers from New York, with remarks on improvements and future cooperation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe plans and discussions about laying rails on an interurban line. Mentions a person or organization associated with the project and the term Elie oboe appears in the garbled text. No clear dates or locations are discernible from the fragment.
The Ogden Taptil Tran sil Company completes its line between Utah hot Springs and Willard in Box Ellor county. Rails and rolling stock are laid as the project moves toward early operation. Officials promise timely trolley service and completion of factory orders, with assurances the line will be ready as soon as possible.
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