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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
1
A fragmentary dispatch reports a wife, identified as Mrs. Tain, leaving her husband in a troubled episode. The note hints at a planned journey to San Francisco and references a rumored family dispute. The tenuous text suggests marital strife and a possible divorce, but details are unclear.
Fire gutted the Silver City Heiluahinn Works plant just outside the city, wrecking the costly machinery and equipment valued at about 15,000 pounds. Insurers paid only 4,000 pounds, owner said, amid the blaze traced to a probable boiler or wiring fault.
Dana, wife of the well known editor Charles Dara, aged 70, died after a fall from a flight of stairs in this city. She never rallied from the injuries despite expert medical care and nursing. The death occurred Monday at the home of Mrs. John Megkin, a friend of the family.
A London dispatch discusses Austro Hungarian coalitions and Baltic influence amid parliamentary maneuvers. It notes rising antagonism toward Anatvia and hints at liberal confusion over forming a stable cabinet, with references to Tiuhivet and ongoing coalition talks.
A damaged report outlines government actions amid a rebel unrest in a border province. Officials discuss provisioning, negotiations, and the role of local leaders while humanitarian aid and security measures are referenced. The mix of phrases points to tensions and limited details.
Denver Air and Seller Men's union faced a rejected bid for an eight-hour day. American Smelting chief Guiterman argued no distinction between workers and union members, warning eight-hour demands threaten Leadville Creede and Aspen mining economies.
Des Moines July 2 The Republican State convention nominated a full ticket. A.B. Cummins for Governor Jol Werriott for Lieutenant Governor Charlee A. Bishop for Supreme Court Judge D. J. Balmer for Railroad Commissioner all seeking a first term. James O. Rigs named State Superintendent.
A garbled report notes a deadly storm near Vere Lake Minnesota causing multiple deaths and injuries. It mentions a Mrs Jasoph Svilelor with a newborn, a man Joseph Mathing killed by falling timber, and other fatalities. Property losses are listed with unclear names and locations.
A New York suit involves Lily 2 Pupow and the firm Zlimnere against Bur rite etai, regarding purchase of bonds of a company. Defendants allegedly delayed delivery and reduced bond value amid orders through 1902 to 1903, with plaintiffs seeking redress for losses and forced sale after failed delivery.
Fragmentary report notes clashes and leadership changes affecting cities in Mexico and the Washington Idaho area. Mentions figures such as Lamhi vanity and Creamureton with references to resignations and appointments amid crop downdrafts and economic strain.
A garbled report from Washington details shifts in political appointments and civil service exams. It notes Cora Julyou naming C. Weaver as private secretary, with references to government service, party leadership, and potential rapid action by the House toward adjournment.
Telegraph notes report a train of details about a theft involving 1000 wagons or bales shipped to Antwerp, with a figure connected to Harvard University sending a message to Providence and noting an appointment by Prof Pagno to represent a university dean. The fragmentary text references an intrusion or inquiry and a university official acting in a related capacity.
A dated, promotional passege touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for womanly ailments and weakness. It cites personal testimonials about relief from back pain and health decline after childbirth, praising the product as easy, effective, and part of a family regimen.
The advertisement quotes Mrs. Edna Mitchell of Indianapolis praising Peruna for relief from headaches and fatigue. It claims most female troubles stem from nasal catarrh, urges readers to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus for a personalized health view, and lists witnesses like Mrs. Col. Hamilton and Senator Warren as supporters.
Auvor press notes Ave ikew Carnegie will represent BL Andrews Univers on the Buon oreasion in Aenora. The report cites Mount Bland ascension events and lack of further news, while political talks and regional concerns continue amid market notes and governance discussions.
The Colonial offers furnished rooms for rent by the day or week at 502 24th Street, over Stand office. Rates are reasonable. Mrs. Corbin, Proprietor.
A fragmentary ad suggests low rates for summer travel. The speaker, with twenty years in the passenger business, offers guidance on the best and cheapest ways to trip from Denver to the East. The message touts Burlington as the short route and claims superior service.
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