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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
2
Ta8 Communications outlines advertising policy for pilots and fall publication. Keary Tate urges agents outside Utah to conduct business directly with the office or via reputable advertising agencies. The item emphasizes fall publication and standard practices for agency engagement.
The article records a heated parliamentary exchange on bribery and reform. Critics defend existing structures and call for targeted changes while opposing broad upheaval. Supporters urge decisive action to curb corruption and protect integrity in governance.
The Standard quotes Clarins Crane of Thuppeara praising and critiquing legislative moves in Utah. It notes Crane’s support for initiative and referendum, railroad public-utility measures, and limits on legislators, while opposing certain street and alley improvements funded by taxes. The piece argues press independence vs corporate influence.
The Kalroans report from the Lategalate Commerce Commission notes rail travel losses include 843 killed and 1620 injured in a period, with 2018 injured in dyair accidents. They caution that despite large totals the rate is small relative to total travelers and railroad workers.
The text argues about appointments to committees by the senate and house, noting the senate lacks filled committee posts and the house has excess members. It credits Stanford editor and speaker influence, urging Speaker Hil to adopt a similar experiment to balance committee leadership and unanimous consent. It recalls past attempts and favors expanding executive members to align representation.
The article laments London’s hardship during a period of war strain, noting a panic among 2000 workers at a distant point and predicting the number could rise to 20,000. It argues industrial decline, rising unemployment, and reduced wages threaten the city’s economy, urging recognition of widespread job loss and its social cost.
Financial round up from New York and major exchanges notes tepid trading amid weak volume. Key equities like Manhattan and International Power show mixed moves while gold export concerns and fuel price drops influence broader sentiment. Market write up highlights dull session with few notable shifts and stays cautious on major rails and utilities.
The report shows varied livestock trading with high lamb and sheep receipts. Prices listed include hogs and cattle with mixed lots, noting substantial quantities and steady demand in Chicago.
In western markets slicers Kaness City report steady demand as prices show mixed movement. H ROG SuGea MN 4.00 and Waggs-Recmpts lower, bulk axle RUAS HGIs packers and anette PQ 1.505. Wig! pies FaAOW 6.00. Orange welders around 5,006 44H and 5,006 420.
Fragmented OCR segment shows cattle market terms with entries like stockers and feeders, hogs, and wheat references. Mentions May contracts, locations such as South Omaha and San Francisco, with names like Eaton and Log Argugh. Reading incomplete, but indicates live cattle and grain trading notes on a regional exchange.
Fragmentary text references Chicago area topics, names, dates, and figures but is damaged and incoherent. No clear event or outcome is readable to summarize beyond noting a mix of places and potential figures in a spring context.
In California and Stockton lines, named individuals including Thomas Wraby and Thomas AL Nelson are mentioned in relation to postmaster appointments and duties. The fragment references Pleasant and Mound Pleasant areas with unclear roles and roles in postal service.
Fuzzy lines suggest Admiral Rivet and others hosted a notable gathering aboard a flagship. The event followed a voyage toward a southern port with prominence among local leaders.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Winggunaatts with scattered terms. Readable parts point to a brief item about names and rankings, but essential details are missing. The record summarizes to a placeholder noting unidentified person or group and unclear event.
A confused report describes German shelling of a fort near Venezuela, with the Panther withdrawing toward Curacao after an hour of combat. The Fort reportedly suffered no damage, three men were wounded, and public demonstrations followed the shelling amid unclear details and limited corroboration.
Local advertisement proclaims Arcade Cafe in the Healy block as the place for hearty meals at all hours. Owner L A Murdock touts quality, claiming everything used is the best and that the menu will guide diners on what to eat.
Fine lunch to 12 to ob Be Zr Gperial. and privaty dinner parties, specialty. Tan, a piouig partion are especialy tnvix to fry oUF torches. Our Sunday Runners are good, Ladies dining parlors. CONT AND Bill Use FOO & WONG, Managers, Bie tin Bleaet.
A muddled note describes the steamer Osano Bar bound for New York from the Mediterranean. It notes passengers sightseeing during a port call, naming several American travelers and a few local bystanders, with scattered references to other vessels and ports.
The Bon Ton open dinner hours Sundays and daily service with oysters and fish listed. Includes menu prices and location at 244 5th Street Ogden Utah. Sing & Jim advertised as operators.
A grade crossing accident near Hazelgood town left two people dead or seriously injured and about ten others injured. The wreck involved a Vergaillus accommodation vehicle colliding with a stand and McKee street area. Victims include a 24 year old Gerlurte Manna and David Corkshank with serious injuries described.
Broom Restaurant advertises all day and night service with private dining options and party spaces. They promote oysters in any style and seating in a private dining parlor, inviting inquiries for private or business events at 72 Verenay-Atth Street.
A fragment discusses drunkenness and drug addiction as diseases with definite pathology. It claims a remedy called the Keeley treatment, offered by The Barley Institute at 1st South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, with many patients and low relapse rates cited.
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