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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
5
A crowd of mourners gathered after the funeral service for President Young. Apostles and church leaders paid tribute praising his long service and the influence of his leadership, while members of the church expressed sorrow and commitment to carry on his work. The ceremony featured speeches emphasizing his devotion to gospel principles and the succession plans for church leadership.
Fragmented OCR records discuss planting trees, university paths, and erosion near Salt Lake City. Mentions Anhor Tay observation, Tauke noises, and the need to add saplings along routes. References to Welland state fields and embryonic currents, with broad remarks on environmental efforts and restrictions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions teams and a score, with unclear names. Readers see a misread line about a game or event involving Hindaekeans and New Lied grained Fustettay Whe Lyuebllie, suggesting a sporting score or matchup.
A disordered report lists players such as Kindlinss Cather and Alfred Unwlinggs Jott Held in a city team. The catcher Chamberslin was badly injured late in the game and was cared for by Dr. Gould after going unconscious. team hopes for a full recovery within days amid a rough match and scattered remarks about other players and positions.
The document outlines emergency and regular water plant power readiness, detailing use of Taweete and Cottonwood canyons, with 1500 horsepower generation targets and a 3000 horsepower reference. It notes reliance on water plants during high demand and mentions Salt Lakes and Fourth Work infrastructure, plus an executive telecom committee’s review of proposed improvements and river plant proposals.
Axel Hanson Benson dies of pneumonia in Butte Montana after a long career as a machinist and lamp operator for nine years before moving to Butte. His body to be sent home, funeral plans not yet arranged. Survived by wife Mary and several siblings. he was active in local churches and known in the community.
Joseph Devlin, a prominent Ulster Labour leader, spoke in Dublin urging sympathy from the Treen peanie in Britain’s parliament for home rule in Ireland. He praised landlords for offering lenient terms and outlined aims to mobilize Irish nations, with a Dublin convention deciding on settlement options and the path toward national self-government.
The meeting in Ireland drew strong support for public sentiment. Key figures including Mr Finerty and Mr Doolittle spoke as representatives gathered to discuss loyal Irish efforts and to organize local aid. The event featured talk of a strong settlement favoring Irish interests and broader support from attendees.
Sedroy great hive report describes Adolph Sedrr as a semsic outburst figure, repeatedly drinking and causing trouble. He allegedly placed upside down pistols on a drunken vehicle, then, from the second fleet, crossed Counneridel street to the amusement, a distance of about fifty feet, injuring only a sprained ankle.
After days in session the Federal grand jury concluded work and was discharged. Charges were filed against four individuals for alleged burglaries at a port area in Bountiful. Separate defendants face charges of robbery at a specific location. Nielsen to be tried for selling whisky to Ute Indians on a December date. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for next Monday as jurors are summoned.
Fragmented local notes describe Trowbridge of Corime operated at Wright hospital after a morning incident. Betsie Knoect remains asleep with no awakening. George Hancork rests after Tuesday night injury. smallpox quarantine affects a family. varied hospital and legal mentions accompany a tense, tangled report.
In a murky note, Audga Diehl fixed on a $1000 sum as the assignment moves forward today. San Francisco is highlighted as a bustling jobbing center attracting traffic and tourism.
Amid a maritime disaster, the Grimsby trawler Natallin sails with a crew of one. The vessel was due to untive on April 0th near London harbor, but vanished with the lone crew member.
The Associated Press reports Pope Pius XI, amid Jubilee tests, denies any celebration for a 28 April date and discusses age milestones. He contemplates whether he may reach a centenarian age, while observers weigh succession and church events in April.
A garbled Washington report from April 16 details several named individuals and positions in Nevada and Southharit, noting appointments and a digressive list of names. The text is fragmented with many misspellings, hindering precise attribution.
An April incident in Yellowstone Park involved a transport company member and protected individuals. The report notes officials, including park authorities and a Roosevelt era context, with tensions around access and safety measures near Soda Title and Vandogs area.
Witnesses named Rev Crayton Dincks from dels Jorsha City Arthur Chapman from Kansas City Wred Eeson Sammel O Fallon Holt County ex Senator James Orelurs Senator Willian P Sullivan and Speaker Whitecobtan in Se lower House Com Attorney Folk leads probe into vast Lindle deals and baking pewler matters with other schemes found during the inquiry.
April 1. Fresh charges are received at the Penalties department in connection with a law investigation. Postmaster Payne said correspondence is withheld from the public. Assistant Attorney General Tyner is to be made public later. No resignation or candidate has been chosen yet.
The examination of witnesses by a grand jury was resumed today under the direction of an attorney in St Louis. Proceedings focused on ongoing investigations and the handling of testimonies as authorities seek further clarity on matters related to Rogale deals.
Appleton Wis April 18 The threat of a strike at Wisconsin paper mills was reported as Kimberley and Clark Co. operated at Neonah and other plants faced union action. Workers threatened to walk out tonight and tomorrow, with plans unclear as talks stalled.
Miners in Kentucky strike on April 15 amid pay disputes with employers. Reports indicate several miners were disabled by the action, and a letter from a works official warns of possible nonpayment. The scene involves local shops and a call for a remedy.
A powerful gas leak and explosion near the city power plant caused widespread destruction. Emergency crews battled a fierce fire as gas circulated, threatening nearby facilities and prompting evacuation and urgent repairs. Investigators began outlining the incident's cause and the company’s response amid mounting public concern.
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