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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented lines describe markets and goods including oranges from the HLL, teasers for Dr Dow's Catarrh Cure, and various notices on hay and grain trading. Mentions of traveling agents, wallpaper sales, and a local auction hint at routine commerce. A dissolution petition and naval recruitment notes appear amid scattered readings.
A scrambled notice references First National Bank and Belnap in a legal matter. It mentions private questions and a formal request or proceeding, with several unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The fragment notes a court or attorney involvement and cross examinations, but specifics are unreadable.
A scrambled report describes an Australia trip involving an English party, with mentions of a Low Kent route, a person named Mare ty Ricken, and weekly payments around 0 pounds plus a round-trip ticket. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
An incoherent early 20th century style passage discusses power, populations, and race in the United States. It mentions a wartime context, scattered names, places, and dates with distorted phrasing. The fragment hints at social changes and national identity amid upheaval.
On a busy day at Sec Moody a high level parade involving naval and military figures was described. The article mentions Governor Tans, Hoops commander, and Lt Romae with Haitian warships amid preparations and movements around the naval station.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Caribbean cruise at Santo Domingo and references to American orders and warship movements. The text is garbled, with many misspellings and missing context, making concrete facts and dates unreliable.
Injury toll reported after trestle collapse on Cut-Off Gies Way has one man seriously hurt and several others with minor injuries. A misaligned scaffold and falling debris caused a partial collapse sending workers and rail cars into a lake area. Emergency crews transported the severely injured to hospital. investigators examine the failed shoring and poor materials as cause.
London April wireless update reports on Patel dated New Works April 1. Publication notes Jo Gray's Lamhalps editor and first appearance in Cig paper of his class of dispatches since Minlae.
The piece reviews a recent conference with Dean Master Hananda of Gu Firemens services and legal counsel Frederick XII. It notes an evening chat about ongoing matters and mentions representatives from various neighborhoods and a focus on safeguarding local interests amid unsettled proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cuiro and Baypl with an April date and a reappearing phage report, plus cholera in Paris Beypl and Mexico. Details are garbled. no clear事件, names, dates, or locations are reliably extractable.
Fragmentary report notes Washington dated April referencing William B. Twinbridge and a former vice secretary of a Venezuelan commission. Mentions Venezuela Caracas meeting to discuss drink or evasion issues at an unspecified venue. Names and places appear garbled.
The report details widespread labor unrest with miners and mill workers striking in Lowell Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, and beyond. Workers protest wage scales, work conditions, and union alignment, pausing production and prompting operator negotiations and committee actions. The unrest spans April events and involves the American Federation of Labor and various local unions.
Report outlines President Roosevelts Utah itinerary with Senator Kearns and Gov Wells. Details promise a 30 minute Roosevelt address aboard the train stop in Ogden. Local officials plan a welcome program, a parade, and school events, plus secretaries and reporters in attendance.
In San Francisco in April the Corbett and Jeffries event faced delays and uncertain turnout. A proposed twilight bout between Corbett and an unnamed challenger drew limited interest, with August mentioned as a coupling date and receipts reaching about seventy percent of projections.
Reports yesterday on Lig injuries were inconsistent with later updates. Initial statements suggested minor injuries, while physicians today indicated more serious status and possible neural impact at the scene.
A fragmentary account depicts a reception for King Edward Tivhen with figures Vetorig and Albert, a procession toward a tower, and a naval scene of cruisers and vessels. The text mentions a decorated oar and a ceremonial galley, with references to Harbor, Heathers, and other noble names, but many words are garbled.
In the courtroom, John Waite and others faced gambling charges. Waite admitted gambling with roulette and craps, was fined 40, while Arthur Bailey faced a 100 fine or 100 days. Tadye Trowell and Henry also involved in the case, with Bailey and Waite pleading guilty after testimony about gambling activities. Corbell attended but did not participate in the proceedings.
The Stogeton flood disrupts Mockson California with water damage and road washouts. Crews work to repair sewers and drainage while residents await washed-out facilities to resume normal services.
Fragmentary report details intense combat in Somaliland with 27 killed and many wounded, noting a retreat and ongoing resistance. It mentions operations near a strategic area and claims heavy enemy casualties and captives, including marked tactical shifts.
William White is held to await extradition papers from Rhode Island on a charge of diamond robbery. Police Inspector McCliskey alleges White aided a machine run comborins. He previously served three years in Pennsylvania for theft of diamonds worth $600. He is wanted in Pittsburgh and Chicago for diamond robberies valued at $8000.
In Copenhagen on April 2 the German army moved a large cantial from Wiel, drawing thousands of spectators and a wide gathering of local and military authorities. The event showcased significant military presence and civic interest.
A damaged report describes a wreck at York Center near Sehonelady in April. One passenger riding with a road technician and the fireman on the engine of the Owl Gain noted injuries but details are unclear.
A petition in the Hooper district court asks for the declaration of the name Merino as the applicant’s proper name. The proceeding notes are filed by clerk and attorney Lae IL Rogers for the petitioners.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a runaway accident involving Mrs McKinley and a carriage near West 11th Street. Horse and carriage incidents are noted with unclear details about injuries or witnesses while names and exact locations remain partly unreadable.
A chaotic riot in Monterey ends with police firing on the crowd. Citizens clash with officers, leaving a dead man and many wounded as tensions rise over local governance. Key figures include Bernardo Keyes and references to Ziengona Plates amid street violence in Taree Tras on April 4.
New Orleans reports progress in closing a Mississippi crevasse as flood control crews intensify efforts at the breach. Officials say the levee works are near completion with weather and river conditions aiding operations, while no new developments alter the plan to seal the gap.
The Rome mayor reports King Edward will visit Rome at month end to meet the Pope, with talks about a possible stop at the English Ecclesiastical College or Prince Mus sind residence. A private carriage would follow a royal party toward the valley, while Russian officials cite safety concerns delaying travel plans.
In a windy race Shamrock II again proved superior over challengers. The schooner crossed ahead of the rival, with Shamrock II leading by about four minutes at the windward mark and maintaining distance as the course wore on. Meanwhile, a separate District regulation in Washington barred expectorating on sidewalks, punishable by fine.
About a hundred socialist supporters marched in Milan yesterday to protest Prime Minister Goetz. Police say a scuffle broke out as a bottle was thrown, injuring an officer. four protesters were arrested amid chants of Down with Caatiam and support for the socialist cause during a visit by Goetz to Rome.
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