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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1903
Page
3
The cluttered column lists events and notices from random references including a concert at the Fifth Ward, an open house at a local bank, a prison transfer, a charity dress sale, and various community notices. It mentions performances, auctions, funerals, and local advertisements with numerous misread items.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a West Munatay event with unfamiliar names and unclear actions. Details are too garbled to confirm participants, places, dates, or outcomes.
Envoi rare treat as The Great Evangelist J. W. Webber preaches at the Methodist Church yesterday. Attendance rose, many professed faith in Jesus Christ, and the community marveled at his spiritual guidance and sustained effort spanning decades.
From the J H Bigger Brokerage Company in New York the page lists stock quotations and market figures. It includes prices for common stocks, bonds, and financial instruments with opening bids and closing values as part of daily market reporting.
Fragmented list of bids and asks for multiple items and commodities in Salt Lake, with prices and vendors partially readable. Numerous names appear with bids, asks, and outlines of market activity, including daily quotations and unusual spellings.
A garbled text fragment shows members of a city or county committee discussing civic governance. References to meetings, authorities, and delays hint at a stalled process with officials preparing for upcoming actions while awaiting broader guidance.
A chaotic court session heard two defendants accused in a saloon disturbance. Keenan faced charges for striking a bartender with a bottle and drunkenness, while Kelley pleaded guilty to related acts. The judge scheduled sentences, with Keenan to be tried and Kelley to be sentenced later. Trade proprietor Mr. Kelley gave his account, alleging Keenan caused trouble, insulted staff, and fled, prompting testimony from witnesses who were not present. Other local cases included highway robbery charges and drunkenness sentences for several individuals.
A garbled passage details property actions and approvals in Cook County. Names appear repeatedly, including George Romer and various local residents with proposed transfers, sales, and ties to the city council. The text references neighborhoods, wards, and planned exhibitions, indicating a multiparty real estate matter with public notice elements.
Albert Manley and detainees were arraigned on burglary charges and bound over for trial. Police reported the group fled after the vanishing act at the scene near Union Pacific. Witnesses described the mob as strangers moving through the area and the suspects were watched as officers pursued the fled group.
Fragmented OCR text reports high level talks in Washington regarding Venezuela. Mentions Secretary Way and Secretary Mooly in context of avoiding friction while Mr Bowen plans to take up negotiations amid mounting regional tensions.
Reports from Telegraph Notes indicate four steamers loaded with coal departed from Tythe today bound for America. The coal trade has been stimulated by American demand, with New York seeing increased activity as shipments proceed. A fire in Pittsburgh damaged several buildings but crews contained it. one firefighter, Ines Cor Veihy, died, and losses reach 150000 to 200000.
A historical account describes the Irrigation Congress planned for Ogden Colorado, depicting organizers and attendees from diverse regions. It highlights Ogden as hosting a national gathering, detailing expected attendance, costs per member, and the significance of irrigation discussions for national policy and progress.
In a mid December chill the scene on Washington and Twenty fourth streets features two men amid a fruitless discussion. A tall, bearded wanderer in a duster and a stout fur-clad figure exchange questions about farms and politics as a crowd accumulates, the mood tense yet inconclusive.
An elderly pair identified as Ouklnialawa and wife were found dead at their home east of the city. Authorities report the deaths as a double suicide, noting no signs of foul play.
A fragmented narrative describes a frenzied crowd and distorted dialogue as a figure appears to vanquish an opponent then dissolves into murky atmosphere. Voices clash while the crowd disperses and a tense, dreamlike exchange unfolds between unnamed characters amid an ominous night sky.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a notice about a duty or obligation and a party named Tee. The readable text suggests a request for a response or action related to a debt or obligation, but essential details such as names, dates, and jurisdiction are missing.
The Treasurer of Ogien City announces he will pay warrants presented for payment from 27,500 to 3Ta70 inclusive and all warrants not presented by January 15 will incur interest. Dated January 37, 1909.
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