27 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous local businesses and residents in a dense string of unclear references. It mentions Washington Avenue addresses, markets, grocers, tailors, and assorted trades, with scattered notes about weather, sales, and offerings. The fragment hints at a public notice page item without clear event details.
A garbled OCR page describes a staged display and photo notices with references to vendors, prices, and items. Names like Mike Hob and Perkins appear amid fragmented phrases about a lake scene, a national figure, and an Ogden connection. The text is severely distorted but preserves a sense of a bustling exhibit and local notices.
A crowded crowd gathered for a memorial event honoring General Grant in a large ceremony. Bishop Piulows of Chicago delivered the principal address and emphasized Grant's stature and wartime leadership. The highlight was a parade and formal tribute to the general, reflecting strong civic reverence.
The U S canal commission members led by Admiral Walker and General Darin arrived from Cojon aboard the Yucuisu to inspect physical features of the canal. The team included Durr, Geilnky, Hoctenr, Black, Gorgas, Gillett, Lagarde, Ledbetter, Ragk, and others. Ter ods remained away that week.
April 27 reports reveal Mary Nicholas Van Winkie of Warrendale claims an estate valued at 200000 after her mother Mary Havens fled to Michigan with a small child adopted by Tivasilyn Casatly. Court documents detail long separation, relocation to Michigan, and lost contact with the child’s other parent.
Prof Henry Rant Huttiell, long dean of the college of political economy at the University of Chicago, resigns to become professor of accounting at the University of California. He is the third UC professor to move there this year.
A ghosted report from South Arigehan life saving station describes a British steamer named Cralenik damaged and driven ashore near Altantte, about three miles from Tint Atatten. The vessel, reported to be carrying sugar, is mentioned in a preliminary inquiry awaiting further details and a rescue effort.
A garbled historical OCR note discusses remedies for coughs colds and consumption. It mentions English remedies and claims about cures with warnings and consumer expectations. The text is disjointed with many misspellings and uncertain phrases.
Readings from the docket reveal ongoing sessions against gamblers and others in the municipal court. Clerks report numerous bail forfeitures, with many defendants facing fines and conditions tied to December through March hearings.
A brief obituary notice notes the death of C Livingston. The report lists unnamed familial or civic details and indicates services and memorial arrangements will be announced by local authorities.
A garbled 19th century style report recounts a controversial oath, a president, and a claim that jewels of great value were hidden with Mrs Mary Livingstone and a widow, amid references to a 1809 death and a long fugitive tale. The text blends rumors of desecration, crime, and a wooden reliquary as witnesses discuss a historical jewel-hiding plot.
In a line of wreckage near Elizabeth New Jersey a Pullman car jumped the track after a rear engine brake failed. One victim is reported dying, another gravely injured while several passenger and crew members suffer various injuries. Witnesses describe a chaotic collision as trains separated and cars toppled with a startled crowd gathering at the scene.
The article outlines Senate amendments to a civil bill including appropriations for Capitol extensions, a joint committee to report on costs and plans, and the removal of a Jefferson statue allocation while increasing public buildings funding. It notes debates on office provisions, enforcement measures for exclusion laws, and changes to overall construction budgets.
The House convened at 7,20 pm to consider amendments totaling about 143000 for assistant attorney general and related special appropriations. Proposals include 65000 for fallin establish committee, 4000 for airchase of a pilot, and 2830 for international sanitary bureau. The body rejected several items and prepared for a conference with the Senate amid early-hour stormy scenes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss foreign relations and legislation. Mentions Dingley act, commerce, and interference with industries. Indicates debates on treaties and policy affecting American commerce with foreign nations.
Fragmented historical speech quotes Theodore Roosevelt and John Hay, praising national rights and expansion while urging unity. The text references Republicans, Blaine, Kinley, and Roosevelt as president with Hay as secretary of state, urging steadfast policy and care for national interests amid world events.
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