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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
5
The article describes Pope Pius X inviting the king to the Vatican during the coronation events. It notes the Pope's ceremonial reception, changes in papal household appointments, and preparations for the coronation next Sunday. The account mentions the Pope's reflections, the Sistine Chapel setting, and greetings with foreign dignitaries.
New York August 11 police report four Black individuals were arrested after a disturbance on the Marlent river party scene. An unidentified white van drove away as a white man fled with others claiming he shot a man. A witness described a rolled bundle of bills and a whiskey flask with snuff found at the scene.
Aug 5 report details Chicago's struggle to collect water charges from the University of Chicago. The university argues it is an educational nonprofit not operated for gain and seeks an injunction to restrain the city from cutting water, citing an exemption for religious charitable or educational institutions.
Coroner's inquest opened into Hanna Mine disaster in Wyoming. Officials seek cause, with potential gas ignition or ignition source under review as rescue and safety agencies assess casualties and inspect the site near Hanna.
Estate suffers substantial financial loss tied to Thal and partner offices amid investigations. Executors contend mismanagement by several individuals including Hobart Trini and others connected to the firm. Claims involve Wel ie tat ye de and domain analyses show assets misapplied across multiple sites.
Pope Pius X today received members of the American pilgrimage rove led by Johnny McCowim of New York, marking a significant event as the first pilgrimage group admitted to the papal presence.
Tarntourn Kansas notes the Kansas River rising again with the Arkansas River bank failing along a new channel. The current is undermining the riverbank and north of North Lawrence the stream advances at about twenty five feet daily, threatening local properties and roads.
New York August 6 The suspension of Sharp & Bryan was announced on the exchange. Charles Bryan, a partner, had been elected to the governing committee. The firm, brokers in Virginia Caroline Chemical United States Railway and Southern Railway, faced liabilities near 5 million dollars as market values collapsed. Assignee Sullivan & Cromwell stated the move aimed to protect creditors and stabilize assets amid distress. liquidation pressures spread through banks and trusts as Missouri Pacific led a broad market slide.
A bronze chariot, believed ancient and possibly from 700 B.C., was found last year on a private estate near Rome. The artifact, described as the oldest of its kind, is under preservation by the Metropolitan Museum. Its value is estimated around 100000 dollars, though the exact sale price to a new museum is unclear.
New York on August 6 Mabel Main aged 24 reportedly committed suicide while in training at a drama school. She was the daughter of a banker from Palevouth Jamaica and had shown considerable dramatic talent, according to local reports.
A New York woman, claiming to be a tiling of Applestin, told the police magistrate she spent funds before the hearing. She confessed to holding $1,000 and 75, with 1000 pounds reportedly missing from her pockets. The scene ended with transfer to a local organization for further handling.
A terrible tragedy near Bacomley Paint reported two men, believed surveyor Torey Chbdywell and his son, killed when dynamite explodes on a small island two miles from Victoria side off Macauley Point. Their bodies were blown apart and scattered in the rocks.
Amid cryptic OCR garble a note about the Alden family reunion describes descendants tracing to Pilgrim John Alden. Representatives from several states gather at a named homestead rebuilt in a historic country setting, honoring lineage and early colonial ties.
Read as reformers, led by mothers and textile workers, protested in Philadelphia and pressed Governor Roosevelt for action. Secretary Barnes reported President Roosevelt acknowledged the letter and sympathy for anti child labor measures, while noting Congress alone holds power to regulate work.
Philadelphia secured a 101 point win over an unidentified opponent as President Palka faced appointment amid national league tensions. The game highlighted tensions within the league and featured standout performances from key players.
In a garbled report, Payton Girard, once tied to Carnell, journeys to Parto Rica to explore a newly named frontier reserve. The text hints at a significant discovery and scientific work near Washington, with references to a perilous voyage and military or governmental involvement, though details are unclear.
August 5 report from New York notes union workers marching, demanding recognition of the union and lower wages, with some workers recruited from other areas receiving higher pay. proprietors insist on wage reductions to reflect union terms.
A man, once a New York official, is claimed dead by police yet he and his family refute the assertion. Officers say a body found in a boat near Beaton appears linked to the case, while investigators pursue a possible false lead involving town records and a holiday incident.
A chaotic OCR fragment details a defense claim in a Kentucky case. It mentions Cynthians, a sister at Tarps, Marie Clark as a textified witness, Charli doth near the ree, Mudge Tranes Vargia, Gar Hethoon, Sheriff Cale Jadu, and Culaha with references to a shooting and an attempted stoppage.
A troubled local event ends with unexpected results as residents react to a stormbound evening. Notable figures Jolie Comphilbar Ronde Brghent are mentioned amid confusion and rapid developments.
Fragmentary OCR cites COUNT MUCCIOLI and Roms Avg. Conn Meceiull linked to a Noble Card. Mentions Grepoutit diving the canclagne wind, American privilege, Mingo, Pius X, Lio noble gard, Conk Tinkvy Marelli, Cha Patton, Quiriit society, and Morelly wife of an American ambassador. Text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A garbled 19th century note recounts anecdotes about papal figures and Cardinals. It references Pius N and Sarto, details loans of $400, and a Venice visit, highlighting intrigue around papal succession and hostilities in Vatican circles.
Sheriff Bosqui receives telephoned tip from Shingle Springs about a staged hotel ruse. A stranger ate and paid with a five dollar gold piece, then vanished. Deputies traced the suspect to Shingle Springs after witnesses identified a photo of the convict.
A New York editor argues for relocating Black Americans to the Philippines. He asserts Filipinos resist American influence, urges Protestant mission work, and cites alcohol and social conditions as justification. He also praises American teachers and denounces native customs, framing colonization as civilizing outreach.
Fragmentary report notes a catastrophic flood in China with an estimated seven hundred deaths. The text references multiple places and names in unclear OCR form, mentioning Chefoo and Die city among affected areas as communities were swept away by rising waters.
The piece reports Sarto's election gaining Russian approval while church factions including Cardinal Rampolte and Vurnutelli push for policy shifts. It notes a proponent of cautious policy at Sherer Tigionis field and mentions Papal politics affecting Catholic and Polish Catholic sentiment as government faces pressure.
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