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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
4
An antiquated ad promotes the Norfolk Suit for boys aged four to ten, touting a yoke-pleated front and waist, crafted from Cheviots and worsted serges. Prices listed include 9.00 and 38.00, with customer call to order and inquire further about fit and range.
A cluttered page lists a mixed schedule of events and notices for an April evening including a charity hall with a dance and banquet, dog license issues, a court matter, sales and auctions, theater and music performances, and various local notices from residents and businesses. The erratic OCR preserves names, places, and ad hoc items without clear narrative linkage.
Fragmentary report covers a girls basketball game at an unnamed pavilion with mentions of players from Denver and other locales. Notes an event at Dipnant's and a public meeting at Celevy hall. Details are unclear but imply a season preview and public event schedule.
A costly condemnation case against George H. Matson and associates proceeds in district court with Telluride Company named as plaintiff. Attorneys Avie Brown and Vilasting Gilera appear for the plaintiffs while numerous defendants and witnesses are listed. Jurors may be drawn as the case advances to trial.
The article notes a presidential visit with Mayor Thompson slated to host and greet the party in Ogden. It describes receptions, public interest, and plans to showcase the town and its surroundings, including hospitality from Salt Lake and nearby communities, with a large turnout expected.
The head gangsters at the Sawa Feab announce a plan to boost production to about 146 miles of mileage now covered. The Santa Fe change aims to reduce fast throughput and cut daily barrels to around 20,000.9 935,000 monthly. the company will lower output to 10,000 barrels in a stated uplight well program.
The readable fragments note a governor of Olgririe in April and reference names, places, and dates in a dense OCR style. The text hints at governance, transport, and local events but overall lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to confirm a single story.
A brief financial note from Ogden Brokerage Co at 642 Washington Ave reports cash trades in New York stocks and Chicago grains. The valuation is given with reference to the National Bank and broker margins. The ad cites continuous quotation service and a contact phone number.
A fragmented report details the Doings of Dooley troupe formed in Denver after being stranded. The Wanilin family and Uamtineketels crew toured Colorado and Utah venues, faced hissed premieres, funding troubles, and pawning instruments to cover expenses while promising future refunds that never came.
Railroad notes report Frank Freeman from the Raather Pacific injured in a mishap with fractures. Brakeien Frowning and crew prepare examinations as a Southeast Panities special train departs from Salt to Laden. London hosts a grand bell event with Sir Charles Rivers Wilko presiding, amid discussions on slaveholders duties and recent financial respite. The period notes an abnormal year with wage increases and building expenditures tied to rising demand in the railway industry.
President Roosevelt’s April tour includes a visit to Port Velystuny. He is to attend a reception at the Cheese Gate in Sutthorg and tour the Vellenestotte park. The stay spans April 28 with a formal reception and a luncheon.
Reported incident at Kinlands involves a switch failure and a fatality. Police and emergency responders attended the scene. Names and precise details remain unclear due to damaged text. Authorities will release updates as investigations proceed.
Special from LTHOM reports that ins appointed George Tub attorney for the three matters amid resignation of A. 2) Fave.
A Canton disaster report claims officials destroyed an arsenal by explosion to conceal deviations. London reports the viceroy accused officials of selling powder depots, and the destruction was carried out to cover up this wrongdoing.
King Edward lands at Valletta Malta aboard the yacht Victoria and Albert after a voyage from Gibraltar. He is greeted by warships and shore batteries as immense crowds line the harbor. The city is lively, with celebrations and pomp marking the royal visit, ending at noon.
Chicago April 1. John Hoffarth, accused of murdering his wife, was found guilty by a jury and sentenced to thirty years in the penitentiary. The defendant, who had been on a spree, shot his wife while she was bending over. Defense was meant.
A harsh decree issued April 18 orders expulsion of persons deemed undesirable from Finland. Governor-general is empowered to banish individuals, close shops and factories, and dissolve private meetings. Those expelled may be prohibited from residing in specified places while the imperial decree remains in effect.
A garbled clipping reports a political malgament arrest at Mescok amid blacary claims. It mentions a prisoner believed to have involvement with a murder, with unclear references to names and dates.
The April 16 opener between Boston and Philadelphia was postponed again due to unfavorable field conditions. The game, anticipated as a season starter, faced rain and poor surface quality, forcing officials to reschedule.
A fragment from a church record describes Father Sunday in 1604 when a priceless "Book of Cowmait He touk of Prayer" was presented to El Paull Holseopall chaweh. The gift, kept in a safe deposit vault, features ornate bottle-hick and white design on gold cover, with pages described as richly punted and visually splendid.
Rowse and Tallack quarreled over improper advances and Rowse fired two shots at Tallack in Hallacks home. Tallack was killed, and Rowse fled after the confrontation, while a separate boxing report notes Cyclone Kelia knocking out Morgan Wil Yuma in a four round bout.
Fragmented 1909 diplomatic paper claims Aguinaldo endorsed an order to kill General Otis. The unsigned exhibit, translated by Capt. Taylor, suggests insurgent figures signed to authorize killings. Article notes dubious handwriting matches Aguinaldo and cites U S proclamations from January 4, 1809.
Chicago dispatch reports Minna Willimus, 27, wearing 82,500 jewels and a red cloak, arrested in Ludlow Street on charges of swindling a wealthy employer. She allegedly stole between 6000 and 30000 dollars from Sibert Reithinger, a London-born employer, while employed as governess. Hearing set before Commissioner Shields with possible extradition. Denver muddle sees Gov appointed five-person board clash over department control as old board resists surrender.
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