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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
3
A jumbled collection of names, dates, and events appears. Mentions of weddings, sales, auctions, and social gatherings mix with scattered business updates and local notices across Ogden, Washington and nearby areas.
Obituary notes the death of Charles W Cross, a prominent Wie business figure, prompting a city council vacancy in Thiel ward. Funeral arrangements and the line of succession are noted, with mention of potential replacements among council members and the impact on local politics.
Baseball story from Tabernacle day details Weber Stake academy fielding and pitching. Highlights include strong first inning by Marcanib and Cen gun. critiques of pitchers Teo and Atlisan. mentions of Ubind and scoring plays. Advertises Dr Thomas Eeleottig medicine and Rock Island System travel information.
An Ot reading of Ogden baseball talks shows schedules arranged to play on clerks’ half-holidays during summer. Teams discuss players like Snyder, Dinford, Suydee, Binford, and Ward while noting arrangements for travel to Salt Lake and Whem. The plan includes a mix of amateur and potential professional players with a new Ogden team formation.
In Stockton California March 1 18M a petition was filed in the Probate division seeking the appointment of Thos O Connally as guardian ad litem for Mira Reed one of the heirs of the estate of Burgett. The petition alleges the deceased died in Stockton left an estate in Ade n Austrot 28 18 Genres The Burgutt was appointed administrator with Geo J Kelly and Acide Warner as sureties. He died July 4 18 and Phos J Connally is named guardian ad litem to pursue recovery of bonds and administrator accounts.
Reports show Roosevelt arriving to participate in the dedication ceremonies of the World’s Fair. He is greeted by officials and a welcome address as crowds gather. The event features the President's reception and formal welcomes by local leaders, with plans for exhibitions and public spectacles.
An industrial dispute over wage raises led to arson and sabotage along the Ogden rail line. Joluson Townsend or Tolinson was arrested after wires were tampered with, causing a fatal accident. Detectives and city officers transported him to Brigham City for trial.
In district court yesterday Judge Rolapp considered a demurrer and an oral motion in a case against the Commercial National Bank. Harkness Guthre and others petitioned for an alternative writ to inspect 41 loan ledgers. defense argued federal jurisdiction over national banks. The judge took the matter under advisement after hearing arguments and evidence.
A fragmented notice reviews Arnage Wallace Muara and J Marion Crayford's plays. It praises Crayford's Churna for originality and strong company, noting Mrs Braue and Mr Stawford in a lush production. The piece references Young Corbett, vaudeville acts, and a Friday Opera House engagement, ending with a Punch-like joke.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a woman and two individuals, with unclear names and relations. It references a supposed engagement and a financial figure of 1.6 million and 800 thousand related to buying air or something similar, but the text remains largely unreadable and speculative.
George Hanselman, a captain in Oklahoma National Guard, was arrested in Ogden after a yearlong disappearance with about 250 dollars of Guard funds. Oklahoma authorities confirm the man is wanted for an offense in that territory, and Hanselman admitted his identity and the alleged crime.
A historical encounter depicts King Edward presenting to the Pope during a formal audience at the Vatican. The scene captures ceremonial detail, with the king in pageantry and the Pope receiving the British sovereign amid prayers and public cheers from pilgrims outside.
Dense garbled recall of a stage event featuring Donizetti and a confused cast. Mentions artists such as Bell, Lie tevorive sea, and Mrignol with hints of a disrupted performance and audience reactions. Narrative voice improvises names and actions amid unclear dialogue and crowd.
Eureka reports a young boy badly injured when a vicious horse knocked the log, breaking the harness and injuring his right leg in an accident during harnessing. Bystanders freed him, Dr. Taylor attended, and the boy suffered severe injuries to his leg and body.
In Provo Fourlf district court on April 22 Hedison was granted divorce from Pearson on desertion grounds. Payson man Herb Strang had his case continued for the term. Springville City v. Pleloneba was heard on motion to show cause why defendants should not be enjoined from visiting the Walies of Lobble Creek for irrigation purposes.
Blanch A. Kesler, daughter of Alfred and Laura, died in Salina after an appendicitis operation performed at their home by doctors West, Preece, and Andrews. The account notes the operation was reportedly successful at the time but she died shortly after.
James Quinn dies at his home in Park City after a heart failure. He was a prominent member of the Minors' rota and will be buried from the Catholic church tomorrow. A military salute will be fired over the grave by Utah hatters and others testifying to his honor as a Wheory A figure. The death recalls years of family tragedy including a father who killed his daughter years ago during a mental breakdown.
Fragmented OCR text references Anderson resigning a Mant title on April 3. Mentions Sanpete region, Var Teriga, Wells, Ty, and Elis governs Horm. Partial names appear garbled with references to stores and local governance.
Fragmented excerpts discuss stomach digestion and antiferments that prevent proteid breakdown, noting Weinland’s extraction of a substance that stops digestion until after death. A second anecdote recalls a visitor saved from a fatal plunge after being guided to safety by a selfless man.
The arrivals at the Reed over the past day list numerous individuals and places. Names such as New York, Baltimore, Salt Lake, London, and Chicago appear alongside varied spellings and titles, reflecting a crowded roster of travelers and residents. The fragmentary list mentions many surnames and locales, suggesting a broad cross section of domestic and international visitors.
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