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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
4
A garbled but legible historical note reports the death of Brigham Young and references his leadership, followers, and the aftermath. The fragment mentions committees, legal actions, and community reactions, with scattered names and places, indicating a period obituary and public notices surrounding his death.
A garbled obituary fragment honors a local figure in Watarton, with references to family and friends bidding farewell. The text names a chorus of mourners and a few scattered names, while noting the crowd packing the venue and a remembered memory.
A child named Peatit died yesterday at Mertisen Uhiy aged 8 after pnralysia. Survived by guardians and relatives including TH, Brighnar, and Hod, all residents of Geilo. Public notice notes governance and Nebility factors in the death.
Mary Lov died leaving four percent interests and Whitehead of SS Guorga Mae referenced. Moddard born March 1817. family details mix names, locations, and dates. The fragment mentions Roatan, Halt Lake, and a large blended household with many children and devoted relatives amid unclear connections.
A devastating blaze in Kiilampslis Indiana killed several people and injured many others. Among the deceased are Morris and Hang, with others named as victims or witnesses. Authorities report a rapid spread and efforts to control the fire encountered hazardous conditions, while survivors and families seek information on missing relatives and the incident’s cause remains under investigation.
Fragmented OCR text reports a homicide or shooting incident involving Mi Reiba Youn and a 32 year old man, with mention of recovery for Young and a Philippine arrival of a Dr. We 4, Alexandyr of Covttete, Arka. Names and places are garbled, but the piece suggests a local crime and medical references.
A deadly storm sweeps through Springfield Virginia on April 18, destroying homes and injuring residents. One death is reported as a tornado or cyclone damages multiple farms, with families displaced and property losses widespread across several districts.
A disputed public debate last night at Payno Avenue and Belden between adherents of the Latverday Saints and the Mor mon Minh factions. Central figures include Isley Schmidt supporting the Morion and Lidar Free for the Mormon church defending Brathy dr. Arguments cover church authority, scripturn obedience, and the right to name a head of the church.
In Appleton Wisconsin on April 14 1912 reports say workers decided not to go to work on Saturday leaving unions and leadership in dispute. The decision is said to affect the Ridgierdy area and nearby counties with broad effects on labor actions and local employment. Officials led by President Gaberle of the Ridgierdy union forewarned potential broader impact. The row centered on proposed nonspecific reforms and a protest stance against compulsory weekend labor.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses Amerivent soleil, Maurionn mission withdrawal, and Cerwan government. Mentions Rev. Be Kaw and a stabbing incident in Toa with Spaniards. No coherent events or dates clearly identifiable.
A garbled reminiscence mentions Knut Soloman and King Solomon like figures, Masonry ties, and provincial governance failures. It references 700 lives and 200耐craft men, hints at a secret society, and notes scattered names and phrases about ancient orders, delays, and ritual mentions.
An ornate description touts a grand natural bridge in Virginia with waterfalls, towering pines, and a dramatic canyon. It praises the scenery, notes its accessibility and historic mentions by Jefferson, Marshall, and Henry Clay, and cites the bridge as a famous world attraction with enduring echoes through the landscape.
A fragment from the Globe asks about the fate of old fashioned characters. It riffs on a shel child, a married man, a lover who handed a Lucifer poem, and a mother who blamed an elephant stepping on her purse.
The London Telegraph reports a strikingly odd will of Queen Anstrigilu, widow of King Goutram, written verbally. It commands her husband to bury two attending physicians with her and forbids remarriage. The clause ends with a dramatic threat that disobedience will bring consequences.
Vienna stands as the foremost center for meerschaum carving with refined artistry. The process begins by softening the core in water, then shaping the material into large, well formed pipes. After cutting, workers polish with sandpaper and brass to finish each piece.
Ancient SanageN Antiquaries seek when sausage first appeared in human diets. The article notes Greek terms like al Wile and elimi as early sausage examples and hints at broader food history amid references to Arte tophance and city telegraph origins.
A garbled Chicago Vosh snippet suggests a marriage tied to a coachman, with an unclear claim that she wanted someone who would die and that he drove her distraction. The text is incomplete and difficult to verify.
A broken OCR fragment mentions Troe hat one Pennsylvania and conver folally wésuntted another. It hints at a person named Ratel Conelarton and vague local details but lacks clear event or context.
A garbled OCR item from a Philadelphia newspaper notes confusion over a burly man and a tense weekend. The fragment mentions names like Riek and Hater and references a Mon day event, leaving the precise action unclear.
An 1887 Carson City mining accident left a subterranean lake filled with 128 degree water. A batch of red fish emerged without eyes and died instantly when exposed to surface temperatures, marking a rare instance of living fish in boiling water.
In a large church gathering a rustic obeyed orders to move a dish along the north aisle and present it to clergy and attendees from the rector’s start point. He claimed the dish was empty yet hints of punishment and a whispered remark suggest a failed offering and a troubling outcome.
Fragmented OCR describes shellac art in China where shellac is softened and drawn out to fashion boxes basins and small objects. Objects are coated with shell lac colored vermilion and molded while soft. Some pieces are ancient rare and valuable in Chinese markets.
An ardent teetotal bishop finds a drunken parishioner slumped against a wall. The bishop expresses shock and attempts to help, asking for repentance. A bystander named Wilkins assists as the scene unfolds with urgent concern.
A garbled note describes penguins with scant feathers and a sea-dwelling line about one bird swimming underwater with only its head briefly above water, appearing as though it could be a fish to an ordinary observer.
An editor proposes that a declined manuscript notice be sent in an envelope with the author’s manuscript to simplify the process and save postage. The piece also notes long lived goldfish in Washington and Royal Aquarium fish in St Petersburg being unusually aged.
A fragmentary line from a youth speaker notes few listeners during a speech at Washington Street event. Audience members exchanged glances and occasional laughter punctuated the sparse gathering.
A garbled note mentions Mira, Mrs Jones, and a party. The text references a missing guest, a cook, and observers, ending with a quoted line about eyes as ores and a signature-like phrase. The readable content suggests a casual social exchange with incomplete sentences.
A man with a fixed sour expression tells a physician he wants both good and bad features in his diet. He asks for an elimination that mirrors the appetite he had as a boy, prompting the doctor to respond. The exchange appears in the Washington Star.
An impatient speaker asks Mr Streight about encouragement while the confidant Gaughter replies that none has been found necessary yet. The fragment hints at trust and hesitancy within a tense dialogue, with unclear context and characters.
A garbled OCR segment references a wife and husband exchange about a shirt and buttons, mentions Richmond Dispatch, Boston Christian Register, and a misread line about a factor and thoughts. The text is fragmentary and contains likely OCR errors with scattered names and phrases.
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