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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
4
Advertisers are asked to contact the office at Vyilen Utah or any reputable agency. The notice notes Via Gesadard currently has no external advertising agent besides Utan CAA gs advertisers.
An notice notes Adilexs sent all communications to The Sachard Publishing Co in Ogden Otan.
A fragment notes that dangerous parts are most attractive, citing Munting in Wisconsin where twenty deaths and twenty one serious injuries occurred from mistaking people for game.
Secretary Wilson states the country will supply all sugar needed, with the rising heat and industry growth making the forecast reasonably certain. The remark links agricultural output to national demand and economic confidence.
A distressed report notes a student suicide linked to extreme overwork and self driven by intense study. Officials warn that unclear connections to others may exist while stressing strict school requirements and the need for mental health support.
Readers debate the role of employers in tariff policy as critics claim the beet sugar industry is being harmed by a trust. The article notes the trust’s influence and control over beet sugar factories, potentially affecting many plants.
The London Times defends the Roosevelt administration stance on Panama, arguing the United States acted within treaty limits to preserve stability. It notes Hay’s diplomacy kept the line between law and power while observers fear expanding U S influence across Central and South America.
Speculation grows over whether Roosevelt will secure the Republican nomination next year as factions in Wall Street and patronage blocs clash. Opponents point to Senate inaction on Cuban policy and opposition to General Wood as signs of waning prestige, while Democrats reportedly dream of Roosevelt's defeat.
The New York World predicted days ago that Mr Roosevelt will be the Republican nominee for President and will be nominated by acclamation. The paper bases its forecast on Roosevelt's policies, administration record, and growing popularity, especially in the West.
The article discusses reactions to acts against citizens and the flag, noting responsibility debates for national actions. It cites case involving Luther and damages, mentions the Sultan, Keirut, and Constantinople reporting, and suggests a likely settlement while urging accountability for assaults on American representatives.
The Board of Trade of New Orleans plans a $5,600,000 steamship line to operate between New Orleans and the Orient via a proposed Panama Canal. The effort is organized with the Oriental Transportation Association and aims to boost trade and transit through the area.
New York despatch from Cannes reports the death of Charles Walden tave Sandford, long time bishop of Bloraltar and founder of the Gibraltar mission to seamen. He had been in failing health for two years and died at Withepbourne. The Gibraltar mission raised funds and supported seamen for nearly three decades.
The Emperor spoke to the Diet this morning urging prudent and circumspect conduct in ongoing negotiations with Russia. He emphasized Japan’s rights and interests and the importance of preserving peace in the Far East through international diplomacy.
In a hurdle race at Warwick the horse Happy Bird collapsed after returning to the pad dock. Efforts to revive him failed as the animal opened its eyes briefly and then relapsed into a coma. The incident was reported by the New York Herald.
The Pacific Coast Lumbermen association lists its leadership with president Griggs of Tacoma and secretary Eckman of Seattle. Board of directors includes Stimson Seattle etc, along with members from Vancouver, Portland, Hoquiam, Whatcom and Tacoma.
New York stocks opened unevenly with utilities rising slightly and specialties up modestly. International market weakness from London pressured shares while Brooklyn Transit rose briefly on speculative buying before a heavier selling wave pulled the list below prior close.
Sugar and coffee prices listed for New York on December 10 show mixed quotes. Raw sugar nominal at 31 3, centrifugal 35 3, refined markets steady. noted values include 227 3 for molasses sugar and crushed 5.05 with pondered 4.45. Coffee remains steady at 3, with Rio offerings at 6 1/2.
Fragmentary catalog notes list item numbers with prices for various goods or stock like No. red 87 No. 3 tre 83 and No. 2 hard winter 8112, plus references to spring and northern spring items. The legible entries suggest a sales or stock record from a local trader or auction.
A brief entry from St. Louis records a fire incident involving wool storage and a medium Liq Logie. The note mentions territory and westcorp mediation during the event dated in November.
Cattle receipts at Omaha report mixed prices for native steers and Western cattle, with heavies and mediums in the four to five dollar range. Hogs receipts around 7,500 head noted higher trends, with weights and classes across light to heavy categories showing firm to higher bids.
Hog receipts totaled 39 000 with prices rising to 4.65 for mixed and butcher grades. Cattle and calves show varied values from 1.50 to 5.75 with live cattle and calves trading range reported. Sheep receipts around 12 000 with western lambs and native lambs in the 4.60 to 5.70 area amid steady to higher demand.
Kansas City reports general cattle market activity with slower steady trade. Native cattle and heifers reach prices around 4.00 to 5.35 with feeder calves and bulls noted. Hogs show 6,000 head with heavy weights around 4.70 to 4.85. sheep and lambs priced near 4.13 to 4.50 with ewes and range figures listed.
An old historian claims the Duke of Medina Sidonia, admiral of the Spanish Armada, glimpsed a Moupt dg tribe mansion along the southern coast of Fuogland during Queen Elizabeth I's era. He allegedly resolved to claim it, while a clouded detail describes him changing clothes to wear skin garments.
Fragmentary text recounts Isabella Blabon in the United States with an apparent pickpocket event in Chicago during a train ride. The figure identified as a conductor is described as promising payment, with garbled dialogue about a purse and retaliation.
A garbled fragment mentions Peru and references a white man and a Black person in a confusing context. No clear events, dates, or sources are identifiable from the text.
A humorous reminiscence on nervous lecturers and mischievous chairmen. The piece depicts the unknown quantity of a chairman undermining speakers, with anecdotes of misnaming professors, witty interruptions, and comic interruptions during lectures. The author also notes the trials of keeping an audience engaged amid stage fright and unexpected distractions.
In Colombia of Atta tephalotes ants, vast amounts of foliage are carried from plantations. A naturalist found they use this plant matter to build hot beds where eggs hatch from heat of leaf fermentation. The brood is not eaten. larvae fed on a special diet, while hatched brood prompts disposal of decayed vegetation in large heaps outside the nest.
Omaha dec 10 the grand jury heard additional witnesses in the post office and fencing cases. The Bristow claim that 8700 was paid for moving Hastings post office was deemed excessive and discussed.
Topeka dispatch reports San Bernardino fruit export rising with 225 carloads of oranges sent over three nights. The Christmas trade faces unprecedented demand as shipments from California continue despite past consignments of 73 cars.
In Vienna a woman clad in mourning saved a beggar’s two year old girl and two siblings by giving money, then took the child to a store. She returned with the girl dressed in finery, hired a cab, and left the scene with the child.
The passage argues head coverings evolved from ancient times and notes male headdresses are sometimes omitted in paintings of Syrian life, with the turban described as thick, light, and colorless to shield wearers from heat.
A comic misadventure unfolds as a man follows dubious guidance to win Miss Beauti. He instead courts Mrs. Beauti, now a widow, creating a farcical romantic outcome and a humorous social twist.
The passage describes a scene where a French banquet features a tray of appetizers. A French guest politely offers a foothpick tray to a neighbor, who refuses, saying he has already eaten two of the amusements. The tone resembles a humorous anecdote about table manners at a formal event.
Fragments of a conversation discuss the biblical ark and two by two entry. Phrases include Apntic, Enfant Terstile and Mannna, with uncertain references to who went with whom. The text lacks clear names or dates.
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