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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
4
Robert Lemmon died after being found in a opium den in Salt Lake City. George Lawler the prize fighter is in trouble as Dr Payne testifies. The trial features Byona Bonds Campbell estate and a district court judge considers holding the defendant for further examination.
Fragmentary text shows S Payne in district court with a verdict or decision looming. The garbled lines reference a trial, a judge, and a defendant, indicating a legal proceeding and potential outcome related to an alleged offense.
The Campbell estate and Allen G Campbell de renend show values of 360,207 and 365,267.12 respectively in an inventory filed with County Clerk John James. The deceased, once a prominent mill owner, was reputed to be worth about 1,008,000 at death. Appraisers F C Zahid, Benjamin Hampton, and Ernest Mr Dunn filed the report by court order, noting deposits of 4405.03 in Wells Fargo and 57,879.11 in National.
A troubled Utah case centers on a 1000 acre error plagued property and a tangled web of titles. The proceedings involve Agnes J. Ginter and others in a high stake dispute over ownership, a 14 day filing timeline, and accusations of abandonment. The proceedings stretch across counties and touch financing, with estimates ranging from 100 to 200 million. The case focuses on alerting parties of legal actions and the potential for wealth redistribution through disputed claims.
A Saturday dawn break at the Rio Crane depot area reports theft from the Albany hotel storeroom with three handles stolen, including one owned by James Hughes. Valued goods from West Side Fiore window display were taken, with about 425 in material missing. Local residents cite lax post midnight protection and police noting city wide vulnerability. In Salt Lake, George Lawler license case reviewed by council. after advisement, chances for license issuance deemed far below par as trustees report the legal process and payment status.
Fragmentary Salt Lake notes report the death of a mother at an advanced age and a superintendent's remarks on local education policy. A fire incident at Lincoln school is briefly noted, with details about a meeting of the Parents' Club and a plea for stronger high school attendance. Attorney General Knox correspondence and district matters are also touched on amid scattered local updates.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Valliz and Verrat with unclear terms. The readable bits show geographic reference to an atoll and a word jumble that obscures a coherent event or action. No clear date, organization, or persons can be identified from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text lists many names and places mixed with odd spellings. It mentions teams near Salt Lake City and Spokane, with references to characters that resemble athletes or stations, but the content is too garbled to confirm events, dates, or outcomes.
Fragments describe confusion over a Stilwell incident involving rail lines and evacuation claims. Cortical notes mention a supposed plan to build a 200 mile route and reference to canceled or unclear operations. No confirmed details or casualties are provided in the readable text.
Jethro W. Clute, longtime iron foundry operator and former Civil War engineer, died after a long illness. He retired twenty years ago to care for his family. Survived by his wife and four children.
Misa Teeshe Tuite, curator of the Labor Museums Hal House of Chicago, will spend a week at the Colorado Fuel and Iron company settlement in Pueblo to teach finishing and spinning skills to workers. The venture aims to uplift thousands of workers through several projects and a department of instructors.
The International Mercantile Marine Company begins radical financial reforms affecting its fleet operations. Reorganization includes registry changes and nationality declarations for several steamship lines.
A distorted report quotes a Harvard University speaker claiming Zionism harms outsiders but asserts belief in unions. The text mixes incoherent phrases about work, world order, and personal resilience, mentioning vigilance toward antisemitic accusations and urging patience amid conflicts.
A fragmented Chicago article describes pay increases for teachers across grade levels and departments, detailing a proposed yearly raise of about one hundred dollars for many instructors and shifts in cadet and supervisory salaries. The piece references superintendents and district officials evaluating promotions and salary structures amid ongoing discussions.
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