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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
9
Fragmented dispatch from San Francisco questions certificates and reports about Great Salt Lake operations. The text claims telegraphed disputes over work on the lake and references Harsh weeks, foundation actions, and sinking concerns, with unclear details about results or dates.
Reported killings in Prilep district rise as Albanian factions target Italian and Turkish figures. Ambushes flare against Mussulman and Finns communities, with sparse clarity amid damaged text.
A Pullman porter on train No. ? was found to have smallpox upon arrival at a station. The porter was isolated in a separate car under guard while all passengers were vaccinated and the train continued toward New York under quarantine.
A Dalí of quotes outlines Andrew Carnegie’s vision of a unified Anglo-Saxon nation uniting Canada Great Britain and the United States. He argues shared language race and political ties will bind the nations and guide future international affairs toward peace and prosperity. The article presents his belief in eventual strong unity across borders.
A St. Louis court ruled the Master Plumbers' Trust illegal, dissolving the association formed to monopolize plumbing supplies. The decision bars the group from restraining trade and prevents member firms from excluding nonmembers from selling plumbing goods, though individual plumbers may still sell their goods.
April 11 report from New York notes Wil tiony Wigley, controller of the U.S. Treasury, visiting London and discussing American economy. He says securities burdens remain but general business is improving, manufacturing and agriculture show strength, and mercantile conditions are stable despite some cautious sentiment about corporate burdens.
The Mackay Cable Company prepares to lay a trans Pacific cable between Manila and Honolulu. Chief electrician Curtiss arrives aboard the Orion with crew and supplies. Stations are set up at Midway and Guam as work begins.
Reported brawl at a saloon ends with a card game debate turning deadly. Mrs Skroisky fatally shot while behind the bar and several patrons badly wounded or seriously hurt as a revolver duel erupts after a player quits. Police swarm Jacksonville streets as witnesses recount the chaos and injuries.
Desperate fighting erupted at Bacolod Abunda as Moros were killed and forts surrounding the town were bombarded. American forces advanced, with heavy casualties and fortifications under heavy fire. Pershing's expedition pushed toward Maragu and dealt with persistent Moro resistance as troops crossed bamboo bridges and fought inside the forts.
In April at Clogimela a bride identified as Mhaek of Dayton reportedly swallowed poison aboard a railway car while traveling to Covington after eloping with Prenk Blas of Dayton. The couple allegedly wed in Covington as a train car medical evaluation noted the bride’s condition as hopeless, with Dr Weeker predicting only partial recovery.
A fragmentary report from Ahicdizo dated April 1 describes a street pistol duel on Fulton Avenue and Broadway in Brooklyn. Walton Vuhtee, age 1, reportedly killed an opponent. another wounded man died later at Nashvick Central hospital. One participant was arrested and charged with attempted homicide as street violence flared.
A Berlin dispatch via Paris says Crown Princess Louise and her husband will be reunited soon for the sake of their children. The World correspondent notes the reconciliation is agreed and pledged, with plans reportedly arranged for a future meeting.
Louisville April. An inquiry into charges of cruelty at the park of attendants of farlkeels and jayhon far the anaane reveals startling claims. Insane patients testify of cruel punishment, including being boiled, tied to chairs, and held under cold shower baths. Two attendants admit kicking and choking patients in self defense as they were attacked. The committee will continue hearings next week and a report is to be presented.
The article details a Baltimore plant project by the Howth Carolion group, with the Jomense From pad at Drang wick Georgia and bold contracts to build a jumbo mine facility. It notes $10,000,000 goals and market conditions affecting investors as trading scenes show gains and losses through the day.
A disrupted trading scene shows May wheat prices easing as buyers step back amid uncertain demand. Local traders report cautious interest prompted by weather probes and market rumors, while some sellers push firmer bids on nearby supplies.
Fragmented text suggests Ambassador Porter faced questions about his purpose and duties amid a strained post at a distant post. The piece mentions past talks with a named contact, a contested election, and unclear responsibilities, with observers noting tense regional pressures and hints of internal party disputes.
Consul Max Kanto Domingue City reported on April date that Uriyen insurgents inside the city checked the advance of the blue government. Fighting and artillery fire continued throughout the day and into the next morning as missiles and gunfire raged over the city.
Readied troops surround Amstendeum as a standoff between strikers and workers delegates deepens. Government measures, including a soon to be proclaimed law, have prompted extra forces and heightened vigilance at the southern frontier.
Immigration authorities announce tentative measures in Winnipeg on April 11. A militia minister offers to furnish guards. Fewer than twenty tents and four tons of supplies are reported. Forwarded from The Forwarded Ivon, Canadian cities.
Dispatch from Wokolwua reports Adviers in Tokio state the governor of Mreneh Mido declares forces prepared in operations near boxes tables clashes. Chinese and Kwon Seni factions signal readiness as Arenele Tranps align with lines in the broader border tensions.
Reported arrests of natives in Tonapa prompt a government inquiry led by Gore mH and Rav. Wildlands Stinson, with charges tied to alleged anti government activity. By December 260h the detainees remained in custody awaiting further action, while the Attendant Department warned of possible penalties.
A garbled report from a front in the South Africa theater describes Boer and British officers in a tense exchange. The piece recounts marching, commands, and grievances amid war, noting hardship among Boer civilians and soldiers while referencing leadership and supply issues.
A 27 year old man from a well known family in Fort Gaines area was found guilty of illness and warrant violation leading to a court decision that he should be sold into servitude. The judge and jury ordered the man to be sold as punishment for the crimes noted in the record.
The race off Weymouth detailed Shamrock I beating Lipton's New Lipton boat amid shifting, fresh winds. Shamrock I led early, faced challenges, but finished ahead with a notable handicap and strong sailing, while Lipton's vessel lagged under the press of conditions.
In Vinnahar Montana on April 1 the president and Secretary Law will revive a word from Prominent Rangevelt at a morning event. The leaders will address supporters and outline campaign priorities for the upcoming period.
A fragmentary notice references a coronation celebration post and individuals including Dr Fie and Randy Chik Ue. It notes an event during April with unclear details about location and organizers. The readable portion hints at a public tribute or notice connected to a coronation celebration.
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