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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1903
Page
4
Legal record details a trial over injuries from a utility worksite where a wire and elevated equipment caused harm. The defendant, a telephone company, faced claims of negligence and workplace safety lapses. Witnesses described the accident as a fall from scaffolding or an elevated surface during repair work.
A court yesterday awarded 1330 to a claimant in a case involving a fatal incident. The narrative mentions a jury or judge, a county attorney, and a woman in a domestic dispute connected to an auto or mechanical incident and a threat. Details are garbled but indicate negligence claims and a divorce context. The county attorney intends to file further action.
Henry Stater, a bartender at the Reagan Saloon on Commercial Street, faced a charge for violating city liquor regulations after an incident involving disrupting blinds and a music act. The report notes the incident occurred under a banded setup and references a breach of municipal law.
An unclear OCR passage describes a guard or official scene with mentions of officers, a boundary or gate, and a possible incident involving a person and animals. The text is garbled with many illegible words, but it implies a security action or confrontation and subsequent response by authorities.
The case centers on Mrs Hodge alleging abuse and seeking freedom under sheriff oversight. Witnesses describe violent episodes, timeout from marital disputes, and the broader legal context as authorities weigh punishment and protection. The account references Willian Ryan and others in related filings, with questions about custody and marital rights.
Fragmented OCR text presents Judge Jund and former ATAIN discussing Cleveland amid chaotic political rhetoric. Mentions Me Jail Weve, Unibet Beales Distyink Atonigy, and various cryptic names and events. The passage references rebellion, elections, and power struggles with scattered references to figures like Mr. Cleveland and Leber.
The report outlines a forgery scheme involving cons samples from Formsel, Aria, and deposits under alias Fol Holl. A man traveled to Manitoba posing as an engineer, drafted 190, then deposited R200 in Pueblo, with further attempts to cash through a Transeinic bank. He faced charges in Utah, with investigation linked to Parker J Bradt and Alma Pratt, and connections to a former Arizona foreman role.
A garbled Saltlahke note set reports of a man in a hospital a deputy state official visiting Vaden yesterday. A boy on Soul Sixty Mas street was run over by a horse and buggy on Saturday, receiving minor injuries. A Milford resident in critical condition at Holy Cross Hospital after a shooting near Tick Street. Police reported a string of burglaries with two suspects identified. School exams and teacher qualifications details mentioned, with a note on city officials and water commission activities yesterday.
In the National League standings fragment Blanding of the Clubs leads with a 7 win tally and 5 losses, while New York Wan lis posts a 4 win count. Several cryptic player notes follow with partial scores and names, including mentions of Heston Wade and Myron, alongside scattered team references and unclear outcomes.
Fragmented sports notes show scattered scores with teams like Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Detroit and others. Odd spellings and partial names obscure results. one line notes a 72 to 36 or similar but details are unclear.
Western Seague standings show Milwaukee, Des Moines, Denver, and Kansas City with several wins and losses, including Colorado Springs and Omaha. The brief notes include a dubious line about a summer complaint and a remedy advertisement for a Dr Kayley Vstynet of Wild Strawberry claimed to ease stomach looseness.
Vrunk Berger, worn and bleeding from head and neck wounds, entered the Harisov Street police prison claiming he survived a fight. A frayed razor left a slash on his neck, but he credits a sewn collar for preventing fatal injury. The rift left him with facial scratches and a jagged trail along the jugular area.
Washington Sug. 24. Charges appear to have been forwarded to the Department of Justice against Benjamin H. Colbert Temple Males for the southern district of Oklahoma. The accusations allege using his position to further political ends and aiding elections by removing prisoners from the Federal jail to influence a governor’s race, habitual absence from court sessions, and a directorship in an Indian land company harming Indians.
Edward Moorchover delivered a camp meeting sermon denouncing dancing and theater going as unholy. He claimed card games and dancing are moral hazards and warned that a man harming a wife would be horsewhipped, calling women of the country susceptible to modern influences.
Cleveland police arrested Arthur G. Fletcher for entering homes on Woodland Avenue and grabbing sleeping residents by the feet. The assailant crept in through doors or windows, then sprang up to seize victims, startling men women and children and causing fear in the neighborhood.
A fragmentary report describes a night awakening scene with a person aroused by someone from a house, the interaction set in a playful tone with chuckling remarks. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear in the text, leaving a general impression of intimate mood.
Montana, Milwaukee, and St Louis brewing and refining firms pledge solid silver loving cups for top exhibits. American Sugar Refining Co offers a $500 cup for West Sugar Beets exhibit under irrigation. Pabst and Anheuser Busch provide engraved cups valued at $500 for best exhibit from Western states or territories.
Regulations for Sugar Beets and other fruits in the National Irrigation Congress exhibit specify county and state origin, exhibitor name, seed origin, planting date if possible, and six beets with three displayed and three for testing by the official chemist. Prepaid express charges apply. prizes include gold medals and cash amounts for various fruit categories with multiple varieties and display requirements.
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