28 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1903
Page
1
A clipped, rough report notes a man fatally injured in a work accident near Mountan Ind Coast. The victim, 23, wandered from the scene after an incident with a fellow worker and was struck by a falling object within fifty feet. Immediate recovery efforts were not provided in the fragment.
In Pfrivida Colo on April 9 W A No fern and two wealthy stockmen were killed by three attackers amid a feud blamed on a bitter dispute between factions. The two brothers C J Raman and others were said to have been ambushed on a hillside and shot as they rode to Clayton for burial plans list a widow.
The jury found the accused, Immlly 16 Wot Guilty, not guilty of murdering Dr Henry A Cayley and injuring Dr Cayley in Kellys room on October 12. Ruth La Bontu and others were implicated. Kelly claimed the room was dark when summoned to leave. The verdict was received with congratulations as Kelly faced immediate charges.
A London Times News summary discusses camels in North Africa and Asia, noting their adaptation for riding and burdens. It covers camel temper, training methods, desert life, and stories of aggressive behavior toward travelers, highlighting hardships of desert travel and camel characteristics.
From Scotland comes a curious account of a lively curler wearing warm ear caps at a game. A friend greets Wallie Wey with playful banter about his headgear as other fans tease and recall earlier matches and daily life in London Globe reporting.
A fragmented testimonial extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related remedies as strengthening weak women and curing ailments. The speaker claims recovery from chronic weakness, ulcers, and reproductive issues after using the medicines, praising the product line and endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a preferred laxative.
The account describes a chaotic inauguration scene with President Roosevelt handling the gavel in the senate chamber and confusion over seating and motions. A sudden adjournment, a lone vice president, and misplaced orders mark a tense ceremony. A stray note mentions refunds for Baron ointment and skin ailments.
An official notice states a new master has been appointed for Muddy Camyereu entints, with Wyts vive Charles 8 and King named in connection to the appointment.
New York on April 28 reports a marquee land deal in the Fort George area of Upper Manhattan. The sale involves a large tract once owned by Dudhoe deans, brokered by Solin I. Vandervaorl and valued at about 20 million dollars. Details remain unclear as title stability is under review.
A April banquet in Tiltsbury drew prominent figures from Washington and local business leaders. Notable speakers included Assistant L G James M. Herk, Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, Civil Service Commissioner William Noulie, Willis Moore of the Weather Bureau, and other high profile guests.
In Cadillac Michigan deputy Spaf ford and another deputy attempted to arrest a fishing party led by Franidort Miah and Chris McLain. A fight ensued with Spaf ford pinned by a revolver and McLain allegedly firing. Spaf ford was killed and McLain surrendered at Prunkfort. McLain previously served as manager of the Kenna hotel.
Washington April 98 Postmaster General Payne orders an investigation into charges of incompetency against M L T Daugherty cashier of the Salt Lake post station. Officials in the interior department, including land office receiver at North Platte Neb, defend him amid widespread Nebraskan support.
Thlem enraged group in New York City adopts a resolution denouncing President Roosevelt and the State Department for supporting John Hay’s policy toward Manchuria and for actions deemed perilous to American interests. The item cites British influence and criticizes the administration’s stance on Russia and international restraint.
A fragmentary stylized dialogue shows Clancy and Moriarty debating whether a dog growl signals something. The text then shifts to a bottled remedy claim, presenting a mock scene of ordinary mishaps becoming less feared with Gelectric Oil claimed to heal burns and sprains, all in a playful, garbled tone.
Fragments tout Kickapoo Indian Sigawa as a remedy for kidney and stomach ailments. A testimonial from Héringer mentions long suffering eased after using the product, claiming dramatic relief and urging others not to delay treatment, with a money back offer if not satisfied.
A damaged OCR fragment advertises a cleaning service in New Orleans with a vague address at 2310 Washington Avenue. The text mentions relai le cleaning and dry cleaning services and promises no shrinking with a guarantee, but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions locations including Junction City and Salt Lake City. It references a general agent or passenger role, with scattered terms such as Benton and Los Angeles areas, but readable details are limited and no clear event or outcome is stated.
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