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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented notices describe social events and exams in various towns. Mentions of Tivanstom Hermitage Ogden and Brown corner reference guests, dances, and an examination schedule. Officials named include Supt Allison Prof Adams and County Supt Wilson, with teachers and events spanning a broad area.
We express our thanks to those who tenderly aided us in our bereavement at the loss of a loved one. Special thanks to Redhank Richopek and others who offered sympathy and words of comfort. May Providence bless them in their hours of need. Carl A Weber and family.
A garbled listing of real estate transfers references county records, multiple parties, partial parcel descriptions, and scattered names. It notes conveyances involving spouses and various tracts, with one deal stated at $1 amid fragmented place names and unclear dates.
A garbled notice describes Wells leaving the Lio Granla Western, delays from Grande work, and ship movements for San Pedro out of Caliente. It mentions Kilpatrick Bros, Utul Cordlriction, and Vregan Line, with earnings and personnel notes about William Sullivan and Ted in a fading Ogden context.
A garbled OCR style notice describes a large baseball event by Woodmen of the World with numerous names and scattered details. The text mentions players, locations, and a long list of individuals connected to the game and activities around it.
Two men were badly wounded in an affray with officers in Pocatello Idaho this morning. Police say the suspects fled toward Ogden as officers responded with gunfire and possible arrests are pursued.
Still discussing the new daily paper, Democratic promoters held another meeting last evening. They are formulating plans for organizing a stock company and have invited Democrats interested in the project to attend. No definite arrangements were set, and attendance was limited. A planned meeting with leading figures is hoped for in the near future.
Port record notes a steamer carrying furs and other cargo, including items labeled Tyory and TM, arriving from Vancouver with cargo destined for Northwest Company agent Mr. Telows. The vessel, tied to Victoria, reports limited valuables and export potential, amid unclear cargo details and currency concerns.
In Kerlin a fatal duel left Dr. Fohwarti, head of Lie Skrty fnowpital, dead after a strike ignited by outdoor relief pay disputes. Dr. Sohlosk, allied with Weider, died earlier in the conflict. police seized the body and arrested Dr. Selngnrtz amid a months long clash over National Insurance funds and outdoor relief compensation.
Fragmentary OCR of a historic note describes Great Western and Chicago Great Western lines, mentioning temporary measures and a move toward Council Bluffs with trains running toward Omaha after two years of work. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate railroad construction and routing.
Berlin welcomes a final consignment of pickled beef from Siberia, part of Carmen utehurs plan to establish slaughtering houses for Germany’s bread supply. The meat is stated to cost about five pence per pound, aiming to undercut prices.
In Bains Montana and nearby areas heavy rain has caused numerous washouts and rising creeks. Rivers flood risk grows as many streams become bankfull. The report notes widespread overflows and critical conditions across the region.
Secretary Hitchenek of the interior department today announced an internal inquiry into alleged irregularities in Indian policy. The probe follows a request from lawmakers urging scrutiny of vetoes and related actions. Investigators will review deputy conduct and official behavior to establish facts and accountability.
In Portland August 17, Navy war game operations limited to minor successes. Cruisers and torpedo boats maneuvered under night conditions with the fleet engaging in patrols and bombardment simulations. Reinforcements and dispositions were described as restrained, with some ships reporting minor actions amid a cautious, extensive exercise.
A fragmented 19th century report describes Davenport’s role as federal supervisor of elections after a Taylor act, his appointment lasting until repeal. It notes arrests the night before an election and prisoners packed into a cage at the general post office, with Davenport once a wealthy innkeeper afterward reduced to poverty.
In San Francisco on a Saturday morning at the International hotel on Kearney Street a gas leak caused fatal suffocation. A man named Chavez, 12 year old, and another victim died or fell gravely ill. The scene drew attention as rescuers worked and witnesses described the room conditions and attempts to revive the injured.
The New York market began irregularly within a tight range. Traders, still cautious, sold prominent railroad stocks and Western issues while favorites faded and general declines spread to St Paul, New York Central, Metropolitans, and Consolidated.
Fragmentary money market items from New York describe varying paper prices and commercial bills. Mentions include percentages, ash notes, and generic terms like commerce and silver. The legible parts reference August activity and general market movements without clear names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions receipts and numbers with names like Punver and Devers, inconsistent figures such as 9.90 and 1.000, and references to park areas and honey. Readable context is too limited to identify a clear event or subject for a complete news item.
Market bulletin from Chicago dated August 26 lists assorted produce items with prices and codes. Mentions wheat, wool, clover, and wool-pairing terms, plus references to St. Louis and August dates.
A garbled city page lists scattered items from Koen City with figures like 7.000 and 453, mentions of owls, sheep, and lams, plus stray names such as New York and Ivy. It reads as a mosaic of unreadable notes, weathered by OCR errors, with no clear coherent event or story.
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