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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR page recounts police activity and local events in Ogden including health board organization, arrests, a passenger train incident, and a celebration with fireworks. Names, places, and times are obscured, but references to Weber County health officials, Captain Gill, and the Greek connection hint at a broader civic scene.
A man died after contact with a live electric wire near Washington Avenue as a storm disrupted power. Eyewitnesses recall a fall, tangled wires, and emergency responders working at the scene. Investigators will review the incident to determine if safety measures were breached.
Articles of incorporation filed for Riverdale Canning Co detail its business of canning and packaging fruits and vegetables. The company will issue stock and lists officers and directors including president and treasurer. Registered in Havauen with officers and successors to manage the venture.
A court report describes defendants including David White Lewis Fonte and Hil Aontel facing charges for selling whiskey to Native Americans. The trial details portions of evidence, defense arguments, and the jury's verdicts, with references to penalties and local legal procedures.
Southern Pacific trains will move to the Oregon Short Line from Corinne to Brigham City and Brigham’s main line. Dispatchers will handle the traffic from February 1, with Ogden as a key transfer point. The change includes Oregon shuttle trips between Corinne and Brigham, plus new passenger trains increasing track use and routes across Ogden.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a figure named Francis engaging in study and debate to refute Mormonism in Calgary. The text mentions religious discourse, a priest, a local area, and the conduct of a public or private inquiry.
A temporary organization of real estate men has formed to establish a real estate exchange. The group aims to unite rentors and buyers similar to other exchanges, with two committees to draft bylaws and a constitution. George D. Kelly leads the effort as the organizer, with A Kennedy coordinating publishing and reporting.
Telegraph notes from Almany and Washington report a marriage announced between Miss Shaw Olives, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw Olives, and Dr Joseph I Choate, son of the ambassador in London. The garbled text also covers wartime press items, cabinet changes, and international affairs with broad, non-specific references to leaders and events.
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions various names, places, and actions but lacks coherent context. It references silver hultiin, invok Ligligi, and a charged scene with pink knives and lights, plus a bonded car entered by Tohhers near Sir Pawn. No clear date, location, or outcome is discernible.
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