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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1903
Page
2
The Standard presents no advertising agents outside Utah and all advertisers should deal directly with the Ogden office or through a reputable agency. Address communications to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
A heated clash between anti vaccination advocates and supporters of compulsory vaccination sweeps the legislature. Reports from Tervon and East Lake City show rising disease cases and a push for medical prevention despite constituent opposition. The debate centers on a proposed registration scheme and government mandates amid public health concerns.
The Salt Telegram is criticized for editorial overreach in commenting on public affairs and lawmakers. The piece argues newspapers should be restrained by law while defending free press but urges caution in commentary on bills and public servants.
Henry Watterson eulogizes Abraham Lincoln after addressing Confederate veterans in New York. The Kentucky editor praises Lincoln’s memory and urges reconciliation, condemning revenge and highlighting Lincoln’s unifying impact on the nation.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a boy named Hearny and a figure described as bigebrained. It references a fire, wolves, and a dying or dead person with unclear connections to a prodigy figure and various unclear places or events.
A long OCR fragment describes a notorious female swindler, her rise through impostor schemes, lavish lifestyle, and extensive frauds across cities. Names linked include Emily Lawrence and Bertha Heyman, with references to structures like Barun way and an arrest, trial, and possible transport to a gallows. The piece also touches on associated colleagues and the social impact of her crimes.
A fragmented historical text offers lines from an old poem with garbled wording. It references Naples, a cane, and distant figures, with phrases like Lee Delped and Hue Tor Wrowd. The legible bits suggest a personal or ceremonial lyric, but the full meaning remains unclear.
A long paragraph of ad copy touts a new remedy for catarrh and winter colds. It claims to address throat itching discharge and nasal symptoms with internal treatment and asserts safety for children. The text mixes testimonials and promotional claims with vague ingredient notes and cautions about unsafe older mixtures.
A garbled report outlines Robert Downing leading a Western syndicate in a stage play titled Corianton or Corindan, with capital and witness statements mentioned. The piece references Bead's physician, May Phateher, and the Western Theatre syndicate, detailing alleged profits and involvement of J. Dawning, V. etc.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals possibly including Thomas and Dr Monarenl with an over win context. Details are too garbled to determine event, date, or affiliation.
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