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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
8
A garbled excerpt reports the city attorney resigning amid reforms. It mentions a confrontation over official duties, a postponement of a hearing, and implied links to an electric company dispute. The text remains unclear on names or precise dates.
In central Utah a public tax levy debate sparked a large parade drawing residents from Wayne Garrett Beaver and Millard counties. The event drew hundreds, with many traveling long distances to view animals, displays, and the crowded procession along Pleasant street.
A City Council reel shows a resolution approving one hundred dollars to fund sinking a test well. The aim is to determine if water can be drawn by wells in the area, seeking stability and better prices for future production. Beaver and Kibbel won a home game 41 to 4, highlighted by strong pitching from Fox Pel Thon and O'Brien, while Richfield's team collected three errors in a 34 run tally.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba NY reports fifteen days of severe sciatic pain improved after first Ballard's Show Liniment application with complete relief following. Sold by G F Cave at 2301 Wash Ave and J B Cave.
Relative of the late President Mabel Mkinley plans retirement after an Orpheum vaudeville appearance in Los Angeles report. Her husband Dr M L Baet of New York and family ties to the president are noted as she leaves the stage for life away from show business.
A misread fragment describes a patient with persistent kidney pain worsened by cold and exertion. It references Dan's Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy and notes the patient’s relief after use. The text includes names and locations such as Mr Kildey, Mr Rinesbua, G Rivesburg, Wing, and Badcott.
A damaged OCR item reports on a legal matter involving permit disputes, auctions, and a county process. It mentions a stream of names, locations, and a sum around 18 000 with sale prospects unclear. The piece hints at a demand for the property and a number of items being disposed of.
The coroner's inquest into the Tans mine disaster, begun Monday, concluded last night after about fifteen witnesses. evidence failed to establish responsibility. The jury found some victims suffocated by afterdamp following an explosion the day before. others were killed by the blast caused by ignition of gases and combustibles unknown to the pit.
C B Nesmith, a young miner from Pras, died during a family outing to Bark’s Dur after sunstroke and typhoid fever struck him. He was a relative of Remtar Ankehy of Washington.
Legal action alleges Jane C. Brown heirs and creditors are defrauded in a dispute over a will and estate interests. Insurance company asserts Henry C. Brown acted to seize property tied to Mrs. Brown, with property valued at over $2,000,000.
A dispatch from Harkin Springs quotes JeWtes saying Corbett prepared for a hard encounter with Teffries. Report notes his improved strength and agility, with observers praising his conditioning and steady form as he aims to win.
Spokane report states United States Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn will marry Miss Gerafine Yeatman of Chester County Pennsylvania. The couple, long friends since 1884, plan a Wednesday wedding at the bride’s mother's home followed by a wedding trip to Spokane and Alaska.
Report from Auburn Cal Aug describes a violent incident aboard a Newcastle bound train. A convict among thirteen escaped was pursued by Deputy Sheriff Cann Cavns and Kenna. Shots were exchanged injuring one deputy and the assailant, as the train wreck occurred near Anham Kenna.
A fragmented notice describes a utility franchise application for service lines in New York firms. The Houtherin Paeific company oversees the installation and city authorities discuss franchise terms. Names include Mrebam Mitchell Co and Kay Dweelf Co listed as involved firms.
An ambiguous and distorted report from Peking describes the death of a reformer associated with Chinese governance. The piece references a secretary, journalistic reform efforts, and authorities investigating the circumstances, though many names and specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary text from Cowes on the Isle of Wight mentions a duchess and unnamed figures, with garbled terms and names, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear report. The legible bits include references to Wales and possible titles, but no actionable facts.
Report from the Brooklyn navy yard details a tense scene aboard the United States receiving ship Columbia as a carpentry crew mutiny claim surfaces. Miller, a chief carpenter, is cited amid tensions with officers and crew, with questions about duty and conformity to orders.
A powerful springtime storm battered near Lafayette Colorado causing widespread damage. Trees and fences were uprooted, windows broken, and barns wrecked as rainfall intensified. Streets flooded and travel halted on major routes while debris blocked roads for hours. Local lines of communication suffered amid the heavy downpour and gusty winds.
A long letter published in the Daily News yesterday criticizes King Edward for his Ireland visit and his handling of Irish prisoners. The author urges clemency toward Col Lynch and condemns harsh military actions, suggesting officials would have shown mercy in similar cases.
A chaotic report details suspensions and conduct at a Morlen hockey event. Named figures include Lind & Co, C. Lim, Lynette, and jockeys Treanor and Wright amid alleged rider and trainer misconduct. The article cites track officials and a July selling stake investigation, with penalties involving suspensions and track disqualifications.
FLLSON YOUNG portrays a reflective scene inside a monastery as monks chant and pray during a Holy Week gathering. The piece contrasts austere daily life with intimate, human moments, detailing meditations, bell, refectory routines, and the quiet endurance of monastic vows amid rain and shadow.
An old ad suggests Bal lard’s Tonthound Syrup as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It promises immediate relief and pleasant taste, claiming long use and customer satisfaction. The notice includes vendor locations in Salt Lake City and nearby depots.
A garbled OCR passage cites names and places like JAM Matharely Cure Yoh BEMIS and Whalewile Druggiats, mentioning trials and a public sale. It references investigators and legal actions against various individuals, with numerous misspellings and unclear dates, yielding a vague, incomplete crime notice vibe.
A court hearing in Illinois involves a representative and a party named in the record. The document notes a speaker addressing the audience and a plea to prevent misrepresentation. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a civil matter with a focus on proper representation.
A fragmentary travel notice describes an excursion to Yellow Stone Park with rail return from Qadew or Inelwdiine routes. Tickets quoted at 619.00, with limited validity and specific departure points mentioned amid garbled text.
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