17 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a political or post office related note involving Burton Marker, discussions over years, a governor, and a sum of $800. Readable items are sparse and jumbled, with no clear events, dates, or entities beyond general references.
Wind swept scenes along Goney Island reveal chaotic repairs and events at beaches and piers. Descriptions mention Aunt, Labtarers, and notable figures in a winter setting with tides breaking barriers and damage to structures.
A note from New York dated April 17 outlines Miss Stokes’s upcoming marriage plans and lists close family and community members involved in confirming the event. The report mentions social circles, the bride’s upbringing, and expectations for a formal celebration in the city.
In New London crowds from New York to Boston celebrate the launching of the steamship Minnesota at Crofton. The vessel, built for the Great Marine Line, is described as the largest ship ever constructed in the country, with immense tonnage and capacity details noted, including comparisons to other ships and planned sister vessels.
Fragmented OCR text evokes a historic scene with references to a Minnesotan event, ships, and a bridge, linking to an era of naval displays and port activity. The passage mentions a figure or entity named Minne, the phrase Oriental Leni, and hints at a grand exhibition involving vessels, crews, and exotic decorations.
In Rome on April 24 King Edward plans to arrive for a brief stay before departing two days later. Details remain scarce as Vatican officials await clearer information from Paris and London. Archbishop Matte has been tasked with continuing diplomatic efforts to facilitate a possible meeting between King Edward and the Papal head.
Algiers Ay witnessed a grand military display as 10,900 troops paraded before President Loubet. The event showcased colonial forces, foreign naval commanders, and civilian guards, with a viewing stand filled as dignitaries and mission members observed. A banquet and planned visits followed the public spectacle.
Schedule fragment shows 1:05 p.m. Salt Lake versus Butler and 8-Portland matchups with incomplete station names. References to 1:00 p.m. games and notes about rain south of Sioux City appear. Dedications and agent annotations follow the terse timetable, with several unreadable lines.
A garbled late 19th or early 20th notice references Western Union and Postal Telegraph Company actions across states, discussing wage increases and reorganizations. The text mentions Nebraska and Oahu, hinting at construction of new postal routes and transport facilities amid broader labor and infrastructure shifts. Strong entities include Western Union and Postal Telegraph Company and Nebraska.
In the ruins found this morning, two lives perished in the fire at Hollow Junction. Investigators say the blaze caused multiple casualties, with earlier reports noting a single death, now corrected. Authorities urge caution while confirming blame and exact circumstances.
A New York article reports on 7 findings about Metropolitan Street Railway Company. The investigations allege improper expenditure and financial misalignment with state rail commission rules, citing large cash outlays and equipment costs in prior years. The findings reference figures from 1908 to 1901 and question overstatements in the company balance sheets.
New York reports workers at the Quincy shipyard participating in sympathy with a strike at the naval yard. The government granted a wage concession to the company to supply a fresh supply of manpower, amid protests and labor tension surrounding the battleship Connecticut project.
Washington April 17 reports list deaths from cholera among Philip nmen M. Tem e 2 Willuot Nat Ai Matiel Colter empirnnge A Month in infantry. Names include Kimttoy Miller Jo Flyutt and Hehe Mt Diedul. Troops stationed at Minduman under Capt I Tevehing.
The St Louis team opened the National League season at League Park yesterday but play was postponed due to rain and wet grounds. Morning parade events were missing this year, and conditions had improved by afternoon with grounds now fit for action.
A Rosario observer notes this year’s harvest in the Argedine Republic is said to be precadamitd with an approximate yield around 3.5 million tons, reflecting optimistic but unverified projections amid inconsistent data.
Gov Jat arrived from defforsanity and testified before the grand jury amid tense questioning. Prosecutor Hughes demanded subpoenas, and Lt. Gov. Lee faced questions on his state of health and possible statements, while observers noted political pressure and potential legal maneuvers connected to the Beweville free school book bill case.
A fragmented notice notes Philadelphia mints issuing orders to coin pesos for Philippine funds. It mentions rough exchange values and a 100000 piece coverage, with remarks from an official about labor and material costs amid wartime demands.
Fragmentary OCR shows a case involving the Mes sea government and De. Charles th. Harte. Accused include Meredith and Dr Harlo for plotting to murder Harte to gain insurance proceeds. The state department and Mexican agents are referenced with charges of conspiracy and alleged bribery, with arrests in Toona and court actions noted.
A coachman was arrested last night in connection with a burglary at the residence of Philip Stock. Authorities allege jewelry and valuables valued near 82,000 were stolen from the Englih Brewery syndicate.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a steam dye and cleaning works offering dyeing, washing, and dry cleaning services for ladies and gentlemen. The text mentions guaranteed results but is incomplete, with garbled phrasing and an address near Washington Avenue.
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