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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1903
Page
3
A fragment notes the introduction of a new five cent cigar named Smoke Moresco in a union setting. It highlights a product self styled as union made and implies affordable pricing for local readers.
Fragmented OCR shows sales of clothing and goods, church and social events, notices of local officials and education board meetings, and social announcements. Names like Woodman of the World Camp 74, city superintendent Allison, and Rev Cushorhan appear amid scattered items and event dates in April.
A fragmented and unclear OCR text references a divorce involving Hence Whetstane and a partner in a partly described legal dispute. The passage mentions alleged lies, experts, and mentions of past years but contains many garbled terms and missing details, making the precise events uncertain.
A garbled OCR record describes the case State of Utah v Kaye Hindbin with references to a district court trial. It mentions a jury, empanelment of jurors, and counsel fees, but the text is largely unreadable and contains many garbled phrases and names.
Fragmentary report from Berlin describes a political scene with tangled phrasing. Mentions Paul You Ballesurame, Vesna ta Bilade, Merlin, and a seven week plan, amid election changes and reforms causing oversight and bribery concerns.
Chiengm Agnithan Tacobs of Momiana Mining Lens and Thiveatment company arraigned after offices were raided by police. Dacoaba held in 800 pounds and orders discharged. A concert program was presented with literary pieces and discussions of a lottery case.
Major General Corbin will be grand marshal at the World’s Fair dedication ceremonies. Officials of the fair commission and military leaders prepare for the event as government representatives announce plans and the procession details.
The plaintiff, Wetzer, alleges injury while a brakeman in the employ of a railroad company. A complaint will be filed in the United States court at Salt Lake City by Homderspur & Ian. The action seeks damages for personal injuries and alleges negligence by the railroad.
A garbled notice describes B Lewis as an overseer and reports private offices planned in a depot building. It mentions a move to Ogilete and Rowam 1 as already placed, with an audit department setup and staff assignments including Miktader expected to join a city trip tonight.
Report notes delays in selecting cardinals as factions press for influence over a papal election. Cardinals Rowe and Apel discuss postponements while concerns about alignment, travel, and votes shape the looming conclave.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mrs AT Arttonson and Miss Beng Charvison with dates from 2001 in Indianapolis. The readable text references a widow and a defense by Mrs Harrigon amid garbled context.
Reported draft notes reference an April inquiry into a London based case involving a rapids related theft and a forged sky scheme. The fragment hints at a royal ward, a nlarodug state, and plans for an entertainment event curtailed before proceeding to Rome, with authorities restricting activities around King day and a related holiday.
An illegible April 1 report mentions antitrust proceedings involving Abe government and a court ruling by Didgi Giesenp. Attorney Miller and a response deadline are noted, with reference to packers potential payment. The fragment ends with unspecified lines about further fees and line payments.
Two freight trains collided near Wells on November night causing delays for No. 2 and other trains. No injuries reported. Authorities expected revised schedules as cleanup continued at the wreck site and both directions faced congestion through the evening.
Army officers from Fore Douglas are witnesses in a case. AW Fowler is charged with impersonating an officer and desertion. Detective Pender reports Fowler’s arrest under city ordinance. Captain Barth of Fort Vengtne and deserter Fitzgerald are witnesses. trial proceedings underway.
Mrs. Frieda Taker, wife of a county official, was killed at noon by Mike Baker in a jealous fit. He then shot himself after wounding her, as authorities report a second shooting connected to an earlier affair. A daughter witnessed the events while Baker shouted denial before dying. The gunman’s volleys left Mrs. Taker mortally wounded and ending the life of a former lover, with investigators detailing the dramatic sequence.
Residents gathered in Colonia for Rome's birthday celebration marking the founding of Rome. Historians and locals observed the event with ceremonies and exhibits highlighting ancient ties and the city’s enduring heritage.
A delayed report by News Times notes the Colorado legislature considers an appropriation exceeding 700000 for state government maintenance. The article alleges the bill was drafted in vague form and pushed after registration steps, prompting scrutiny of the bill’s origin and authority in district court proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text describes closures of collieries, mentions Shonda and Pao, and references threats and warfare implications on mining towns. It notes Allied‑era tensions and actions by individuals and corporations, with unclear dates and places. The readable pieces imply shutdowns due to conflict pressures and labor disruptions.
Lehigh Coal and Alliance Company, operating several collieries along Trathar Creek, has begun reinstituting idle workers. About 200 men and boys who had held idle positions will find work in and around the mines as the strike ends.
Springfield April 21 The supreme court settled the Lorimer Durborow claim by issuing an opinion directing the election commissioners to count ballots. The decision places the matter in the hands of Cook County officials and bars further court action. Sheriff Barvely’s proceedings for release of the commissioners were dismissed.
In Tinkersfield California on April 21 a jailed ex convict names Deputy Sheriff Tilbet and Ciby Packard as witnesses. The accused man screams for help claiming innocence while denying rights, as Sheriff Kelly rejects any explanation and denies possible lynching plans.
A large dog named Bernard, weighing about 601 pounds, saved a boy who fell into the Serond river between Amfield and Waifesing. The boy could not swim, and his companions fled. Bernard dived in, grabbed the boy by the collar, and carried him to shore.
In Washington on April 22 Mrs Allen Roosevelt accompanied by Captain was waived today from a 20 percent share. The scene involved Mr and Mrs Georges W Vander. The readable fragments suggest a social or legal notice context but details are incomplete.
New York Central Trust company announces an April payment of 40 percent to be added to its regular 5 percent quarterly dividend. The larger total equals a 40 percent annual yield, reflecting prior history of steady dividends and consistent payout.
Fragmented OCR with numerous misspellings details a chaotic scene including places Virginia Nevis Malta and names like Alber Chadestin and Wuttik. It hints at events, arrivals, orders, and a corrupted report about transport, visas, and a court or business activity with unclear dates and actions.
An early 20th century report details cable construction plans from New York toward Alaska with ships Wrneils and Sitka routes. It notes diverging legs from Skagway to Donent and Sitka, naval involvement, and a projected completion in the fall with ongoing repairs at Tang Kong and multiple coastal hops toward Sitka and Skagway.
The Denver area report details market activity and encounters at a crowded scene. Officials warn about potential hazards while noting rising tensions and the need for vigilance amid the confusion and unclear events.
The readable lines describe a partial scene with references to a center and vignettes, noting a dark setting and a browsed page. Specific names, places, dates, or clear events are not discernible, leaving only a few cryptic phrases and imagery.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Neintod Kindocan and Mr Sittink with a TV set story, plus a comment from Me Stitch about a Chicago location. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Washington April 21 weather bulletin reports overall good crop conditions for the week ending April 20. Frigid spells hinder farm work in parts of the Midwest and East while Pacific coast frosts damage Oregon and California crops. Seeding of spring wheat is general, though progress lags in parts of Minnesota and the north Pacific coast. Frosts have caused some injuries, but overall outlook remains cautiously encouraging for winter wheat and fruit in affected valleys.
Disjointed report suggests US Secretaries and officers face discipline over illicit trade and supplies amid wartime duties. Mentions of court martial, foreign diplomats, and potential honors at a St. Jaula exhibition are referenced with unclear names and places, reflecting a chaotic, partial transcript of diplomatic tensions and disciplinary actions.
A garbled foreign affairs item discusses German envoys and U.S. reception, mentioning Ambassador von Hallebyn and tensions at the capital. It references Washington, diplomacy, and ministerial levels, with unclear specifics about dates or actions.
Fragmentary dispatch notes President Roosevelt may speak openly on looming conflict and mobilization. Wires indicate cabinet shifts and a cautious stance on foreign policy as U S readiness is questioned.
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