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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1904
Page
3
A garbled OCR snippet mentions theft by a gang at a New York stove site and lists scattered names, locales, and ad style notices. It references gallery work, jail, a Mrs Ava Bone, January dates, and a mix of retail ads for shoes, blankets, and merchandise with erratic capitalization and punctuation.
Crescent Fleet defeats rival machinery squad in a close contest. Star players anchor the win as the offense pours in late points.
An advertisement invites critical buyers to try the Grescant Pours Cros brand from Mir Olakes who bakes more bread than any other brand. The note emphasizes quality and invites scrutiny from discerning customers.
Fragmented items report store sales at the Ogden and Excelsior markets, job ads, and a public sugar beet growers meeting. The Amalgamated Sugar delegation won extra delivery time and a fixed price scale, while a price dispute remained unresolved. A daughter’s legal matters surface amid unrelated notices.
A late report details a wreck in the cut off causing track blockage and passenger delays. Six miles west of Ogden a special train carried drassiy and a load of yearling cattle from Canada to Danville California, to be kept by Aly Scott.
Fragmented notice reports deaths and obituaries from prior day, naming Mrs. Tie Versidtoe and De. Hille, with incomplete phrases about relatives, deaths, and bereavement in Brooklyn and surrounding areas.
In Utah vs Wells, the witness described his alibi with robbers, noting sightings around Wells’s saloon and a gun handling sequence. Wells denied knowledge of certain suspects while outlining how stolen items and weapons moved through the group. The testimony references gun ownership transfers and the gang’s claim of no alibi when Saul Robbery occurred. The article also notes the death of a leading banker in New York, William Henry Hazard, highlighting his role at Fulton Bank and civic influence.
In a proceeding before Weber County officials, County Attorney Hulaniuski and board members review a state law from 1889 taxing property and franchises of railroads and telegraph lines. The opinion argues the state board of equalization may assess these properties while respecting constitutional limits, and suggests further consideration by the board. The lengthy submission lists local expenditures and witnesses.
A bizarre crime in Brooklyn ends with the death of a man named Sprono. Police cannot determine a cause or motive as investigators and a large crowd search for clues. The fragment suggests Italian involvement and a murky social backdrop, leaving authorities baffled.
In New York Tan 95 two incidents disrupted traffic on the New American railway from Otoya to Cerropasco near Antabwaro Bridge. The Herald’s lam a correspondent reports delays and potential service suspensions as crews assess the damaged cables and repair work expected to extend into the day.
A New York report from January 35 notes the gore meat has ordered the closing of Del Commerpios in Org. A Herald from La Paz disputes the issue. The concern is unable to meet its obligations and all affairs will be liquidated.
New York bowlers and Western peers reached a tentative accord after a week of talks. A New York team will enter the Cleveland tournament and play the strongest rivals, including a challenge match with Chicago, as they prepare for the American Bowling Congress meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Real estate transfers recorded by the county recorder include parcels in the northeast quarter of section 12 township 6. Yate and Tharniley sold Lot Th block 2 Craneoy’s re t tation for 300.00 to GO Ay Tharniley.
Incomplete text cites a man named Blydeb burg questioned about his wife's death. He claimed fatarrh of the stomach as the cause and that she might have taken poison from her stomach before dying. The passage is garbled and lacks clear dates or places.
New York reports the death of 72 year old financial figure Jon Noted Finangidr, formerly a journalist in the west, who came from Chicago to New York. He entered Chicago real estate business, later worked in newsrooms, and held roles at the Chicago Times before moving to New York. He exposed governance and frauds in Towk and promoted several railway projects.
Ambiguous report states Tekloly Jane Aaiantinias, an interpreter for the fusalnn allache, was arrested on suspicion of acting Jie Aapy. She was taken to Yokohama for trial amid alleged conclusive evidence of treachery, a capital offense in Japan. The wording suggests a political or espionage case, with strong implications but unclear specifics.
Global stock trade shows mixed moves with prices slipping in many markets due to renewed apprehension over Far East tensions. Commodities like ingots and sugar post gains as traders balance volatility with cautious demand, while railroad shares retreat from earlier highs amid uncertain prospects.
Readable fragments show currency exchange data from New York with bids and rates. Mentions sterling exchange, demand bills, and various per cent figures, along with metal prices and minor notes.
Regional cattle recalpts show mixed to good prime steers and cows with calves and yearlings priced per hundredweight. Hog prices steady with demand split by weight, while butchers and heavy hogs range from 4.00 to 5.10 per hundred.
Readable fragments show Omaha market notes with cattle receipts and price hints. Mentions include 160 higher and eatin 5.25 with scattered figures for pigs and cattle, but many terms are garbled.
A garbled price list shows cattle and calf values with figures such as 3.83, 4.50, and 4.95, alongside mentions of stocker gains and packer rates. Names, places, and clear dates are obscured by OCR errors, but the document appears to record market quotations and livestock categories for local buyers.
Fragmented OCR notes from a Chicago market page show partial details on wheat futures, prices and dates. The unreadable text includes May contracts, daily rates, and scattered numeric data, with no complete trade actions or identifiable entities.
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