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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
2
The Standard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah announces communications must be limited to 100 words and requires authors full name to be published. Advertising agents are asked to deal directly with the Ogden office or through reputable agencies. submissions should be addressed to The Standard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah.
The report outlines a high volume of iron and steel imports under the treaty regime, noting months of the year and totals. It states the total value of imports surpassed 40 million dollars, over ten percent higher than prior periods, with the iron and steel act under federal authority guiding the flow of goods.
The garbled passage references early 19th to early 20th century iron and steel output, mentioning figures around 1801 and much higher later years. It alludes to production records, global demand, and monetary values tied to steel, hogs, and plates, with scattered mentions of countries and companies.
A 19th century style analysis discusses the influence of prohibition on drug use and public health. A committee of allied agencies investigates consumption trends, noting rising illicit use in some regions and resistance to enforcement. The piece mentions the American public’s role, societal impact, and calls for further research into the roots of this issue.
A fragmented discussion quotes Lincoln Seb, president of Cornell, about a Philippine policy. He argues the issue centers on national independence and constitutional rights for Filipinos, while urging U S aid and a gradual federation. The piece notes reactions from various scholars and political voices on the future status of the Philippines and American obligations.
A fragmentary report describes a fatal attack and a looming Munich law proposal to ban the sale of a certain substance. The piece mentions a dying victim, police actions, and unresolved questions about the assailants.
Markets kicked off with strong, unexpected openings as stocks rose across sectors. Major indexes showed fractional gains led by transportation and industrials with hopeful near-term demand signals. Treasury yields edged higher while commodities moved modestly, and foreign exchange remained steady as investors priced in cautious optimism.
Market dispatch lists grain prices and trading activity including spring wheat and hard winter contracts. Commodities cited cover regions like New York and St Louis with figures around 4 8 and 72, reflecting varied daily sessions and futures positions.
The prisoner faced the gallows today for a quarrel with a person named Paterween. He spent his final moments in prayer and claimed readiness. About four hundred people, including women and children, pressed into the jail yard to witness the execution.
Fragmentary notes describe a rough opening segment with uneven performances and uncertain crowd reactions. Mentions a rider or act named Maye selling product, and references a market setting with a low-scoring outcome.
A worker confessed to embezzling from Lond dit Bomfie dh Miler and others, admitting thefts over years. He targeted Ther employers Thrown, Shipley & Co., totaling about 76400 dollars. The confession details the long running scheme and affected multiple entities.
An apparent attempt to gain entry to a private area failed after a man claimed to be a cammedagier. Inspector Breoksine led the investigation as two revulyers were found nearby with a weapon in a pocket.
London dispatch reports the Bankers' Clearing House showing a record total clearance of 2,337,000,000 dollars in a single day amid a year of high activity. The aggregate value surpassed earlier peaks, with checks passing through the system reaching over 50 billion into the year.
The funeral for Col Dickey occurred near Peoson with a large crowd. Honorary pallbearers included J.M. Motsiin, George Tidwell, Senator Millard, Belvidere Brooks, Theodore J. Cook and General Manderson. Telegraph officials from Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver and other cities attended. Interment was at Forest Lawn cemetery. The mourner’s list reflected his prominence as a long serving telegraph chief in the district.
Fragmentary OCR text indicates the death of Morlo, general superintendent at the United States Express, with unclear details. The garbled report references hospital operation, surgeons, and a charity-related context, but specifics and provenance are uncertain.
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