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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1903
Page
5
Wm J Bryan roused Missouri Democrats in Kansas City praising moral courage over money and attacking Grover Cleveland and his supporters. He urged adherence to Democratic principles, warned against Cleveland’s betrayal, and urged unity to elect a Democratic successor without surrendering to Republican influence.
Mysterious dispatches report insurgents near a Moroccan town amid weak garrison and European residents fearing attack. A steamer is asked to sail from Folahi to speed relief. Spaniards seek Spain’s protection as a New York steamer arrives with ammunition and rifles for the sultan.
Paris dispatches relay rumors that William K. Vanderbilt may marry, while embassy staff deny the engagement and stress no official confirmation. Reports imply diplomatic quarters in London and Paris are weighing the tale as sources dispute the claims and press outlets seek clarity.
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Norrisburg, Pa April 21 hearing decires on a Pennsylvania libel bill as presses from across the state push to influence Governor Peanypael. Speakers like Chas Emory Smith and supporters urge safeguarding press freedom while opponents warn of sweeping publisher liability and the bill’s chilling effect on daily and weekly papers.
In Pretoria on April 21 the private soldiers of the Leinster regiment were sentenced to death by the st. Preme court for participation in an riot at the barracks on March 8. As police attempted arrest a drunken soldier a gunfight ensued with reinforcements. one officer was killed and several men wounded.
Siloniya April 2 Turkish forces defeated about 50 insurgents partly in Bulgarian territory near Radovite. Nine Turks were killed and one Turkish officer was wounded. Redifs numbering sixteen were called up for active service in Macortortia. New judges appointed under patronage, pistol shots fired in the revolts, one judge killed.
Fragmentary report describes Teury Youtsey telling Senator Deboe of a plan to kill Gov Goebel. Allegations cite discussions involving John and others, with mentions of Taylor Fabian and Lowers offices. The article notes factions and votes amid political tension in Kentucky.
Six allegedly insane foreigners, described as paupers, were recently found in Connell City and New York, shipped to the United States by an unnamed authority. The group, including both men and women, was detained as authorities decide their fate, while one Antonio Raitritis was located in Ansonia.
A dispatch from a Rio de Janeiro correspondent reports General Silveria’s arrival at Empresa amid rising tensions. A skirmish with forces loyal to General Pando in Nolivia is described, with cautious notes on control of territory and potential mobilizations.
Fragmentary OCR shows a bribery investigation involving race track interests and a grand jury convening in Virginia. Mentions include Gov Dooley, Attorney General, and Frank Yarris with references to bonds and a Broadway style trial theater context amid calls to reveal all.
Malta April 1 reports the British Mediterranean fleet escorting the Victoria yacht toward Naples. The vessel carries Ging Milward among its crew, who disembarks in a planned stopover as the flotilla proceeds.
A passenger train No. FON on the Munsea line wrecked due to defective rail near Wasegarny on April 2. Several killed and many injured. Fire and wreckage disrupted service as authorities investigate sabotage claims amid a spate of similar incidents in the region.
A 17 year old girl was abducted from her home and found dressed in boys clothing. The suspect Wilt Deaty faces arrest in connection with the California case where the victim was identified and the suspect Warren was implicated.
A parachutist suffered serious injuries during a jump as spectators watched. He landed roughly after a 300 foot descent, his parachute malfunctioning and causing a violent impact. He sustained a broken nose and other injuries. witnesses report internal damage and possible opportunistic medical aid.
Chicago April scene shows a sudden wheat price collapse as unloading begins, with large selling orders flooding the pit. Traders rushed to exit, prices tumbled from prior levels, then rapidly recovered as buying moved in and the market steadied around a higher level.
Albany report describes a dramatic scene on the assembly floor where figures including Speaker Nixon and Dobyn mix in a dispute over remarks about election supervision. Dobyn is said to have praised Rene Blor Dynekeltt and referenced Cuigg while Brackett recalls a prior exchange.
Illinois coal fields secured by Jim Hill and associates in a vast project linked to the Great Northern Railway campaign. The plan covers extensive territory through Illinois and Missouri, connecting Jacksonville and St Louis lines, with a Burlington connection and a plan to deliver coal to the southern markets. The endeavor includes Pillar Coal Company stake and aims to establish a transcontinental outlet through key rail routes, involving Cy Wales as manager and investors from Pillar Coal alumni network.
W R Hearst sues over alleged interstate commerce violations by rail carriers including the Reading, Pennsylvania, New York Central and others. The suit claims unjust discrimination in favor of other lines, with harm to Hearst interests and a demand for penalties and remedies under federal law.
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