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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1903
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of funeral services wills and social notices. Mentions include residents visiting relatives, an upcoming funeral from a church to Mountain View, travel notes about Mrs Margarete Johnson and Mrs Aula Tohnenn, and several mentions of hospital and legal proceedings. Names such as Miss Tyle and Paul W. Alecker appear among scattered references to local residents and activities.
Editors in Omaha meet to discuss a convention, with many attendees including wives, theatre figures, and business leaders. The gathering aims to plan sessions and address community matters in the Floridian context, with emphasis on local affairs and coordinated actions.
Disjointed notes indicate a renewed probe into a October incident at Madoc involving a Foot Rave. Witnesses describe disruptive activity, and authorities consider a September timeframe as part of the ongoing investigation.
Scrambled text from an OCR dump mentions London and various coded names. The readable parts evoke military ranks and units but no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible. The fragment offers limited, uncertain details suitable only for placeholder extraction.
Four workers were injured when a premature explosion on Union Pacific improvement work caused rocks to crash onto the rock-cut line near Morgantown. One man died as the train departed Croydon, another died en route to a Ogden hospital. The dead are Edward Velint and another unidentified coworker. survivors include Joe Laveloe, Wright Kelsey, and others injured with facial and chin wounds. Authorities report limited knowledge of the deceased.
In a policy court session, Carl Shurtliffe was convicted of potlt larceny and sentenced to thirty days on the rock pile. J W Koplinger faced nine enness with a suspended sentence conditioned on leaving the city. Thomas Dig GoW Coleman and AL Davis faced trespass charges with conditional release terms. Wardens ordered several defendants to depart the city within half a day. Two men pled vagrancy, each fined five dollars. Thomas W Hopelagg pleaded assault and battery and got a Monday hearing. Winkson Stillwell, arrested while following girls, received ninety days for vagrancy. Carl Smartlitte, a young man, tried for a $30 fake sale, sentenced to time on the rock pile. Mrs Kirke received an unspecified monetary matter.
A clouded report describes a dramatic escape by Willan Tirdalpis af Union and accomplices after a bank robbery. The narrative mentions charges of Dacing, killing a deputy, and a pistol tied to a getaway. Witnesses and guards pursued through the night with a grenade and improvised weaponry noted.
State Engineer Doremus IK Ogden outlines suggestions to prevent water loss by absorption and to measure water, offered to the Board of Control at the irrigation exhibit planning session. He notes the Ogden grounds as ideal for testing devices, with ample water, diverse crops, and planned demonstrations to educate visitors about water conservation and measurement methods.
Statewide audit lists rail rounds and conporttinnus with Weber cous as contributing factors. The total increase reads $392,498 with a chief amount of $417.04 allocated to the Southern Pacific source. Several rail-related entities appear, including Rockye XTountain Well phone Company and Western Guton Fel, amid a messy tally of railroad costs and vouchers.
A fragmented report claims Rudolphs escape leaves detectives with no trace of the fugitive. The text mentions figures like Bu Lanting Tate and Wilt Hated in a chaotic scene referencing a bank robbery, police actions, and alleged conspiracies across several locations, including Lime and Sige Verte.
A newspaper ad announces a three store sale of imported wash silks. Offers include 75¢ per yard silks cut to 30c, 37c for Fancy Silks, 85c to 75¢ pricing on colored taffetas and foulards, and black satin duchess at 55c. Includes varieties in stripes brocades and tulles, with steel-gray and white options.
A summer gloves sale offers silk cotton and lisle options at about half the usual price. Lace gloves in new patterns come in tan black and shades, priced at 20¢ and 25¢. Black silk gloves that other stores charge 60¢ are on sale for 30¢. Finest lisle lace gloves once worth 60 are included.
Tab collars offered at 18 cents each with multiple designs in pique, linen, and open work. Elaborate styles priced up to 25 cents. A wholesale merchant sold excess stock at a great reduction, enabling daily replacement for the week.
Last season waists arrive at a rummage sale with many styles and sizes. A few dozen items from a wholesale merchant uneasy about excess stock, many different misses and ladies sizes. Former prices up to 2.50, tomorrow 25 cents to 4.25.
Tomorrow marks the final day of a hair goods demonstration featuring a vast New York line. The exhibitor promises selections not seen in Ogden for years and urges people to view the assortment before it ends.
A store advertises bright new Standard quality ginghams on sale for 10 cents. The pile totals twelve and a half yards, with the bargain price lasting only while stock remains. Regular prices are higher, drawing customers with this limited-time offer.
Oyater Bay July 7 President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a gathering of distinguished guests at Kinchean with Senator Hanna arriving at Sagamore Hill early in the day. Senators Kearns of Washington and Paichanke of Indiana joined later, with Secretary Hay visiting to discuss business with the President and potential Russian entry state communications.
Coroner estimates 25 deaths from the Oakford disaster as bodies are sought. Funerals begin while undertakers face delays due to flood damage and business losses. Inquests are likely to extend over a year as authorities review potential causes and responsibilities.
A cryptic dispatch outlines Anglo-Javanese demands amid rising international friction. Reports from a central meeting cite officials debating Maneharin policy, with maneuvers attributed to Free Chinese governance and foreign ministers.
In Boston on July 7 the National Association program listed eight departments meeting in the morning and evening. The National Council conducted discussions on religious education with George A. Coe of Northwestern University presenting on contributions of modern education to religion.
Telegraphic reports from Senul and Coren allege Russian forces are positioning for conflict across the Una Yulu river. Japanese papers criticize leadership amid a tense moment as officials discuss possible changes in the empire's premier and ministry.
Fragmentary text appears from a historical page with garbled numbers names and dates. Readable elements include scattered references to people and possible codes but no coherent event or context emerges.
A garbled OCR fragment from Chicago dates references work, winter and spring terms, and a list of items or notices. Readable names or concrete events are not present, leaving mainly partial phrases about time periods and a few scattered terms without clear context or outcomes.
Martin, secretary of the Nations Live Stock Association, announced that transportation firms have fixed a round trip rate of 50 dollars to Portland, Oregon, from Missouri river points. The rate applies for the association's annual convention to be held January 12 to 14, 1904.
Denver July 7 The striking smelter men of all others were enjoined this afternoon from interfering with the operation of the Grant and Globe Smelters. The injunction was issued by Judge Walter Dixon of Pueblo sitting in the district court here, on complaint of the American Smelting and Refining Company.
Doctors accompany to Whitehall General Cassius M Clay age 93 barricades his Lexington home amid claims his children seek to kill him. Court jury writ obtained by the children prompts physicians from Lexington and Louisville to examine his mental state and report.
Beresford defeats Fenley Juvenal in a diamond-serles race on the Vesper Boat Club skiff, amid sun and wind. Juvenal’s wife Mrs Juvenal sits in the umpire’s launch aboard the Hiern, as Beresford leads from the first stroke to win by a length. Saratoga, Mystic Shriners gathering noted, with Henry C. Atkins in attendance. chaotic finish and conference on the river.
A Philadelphia Record account describes photographers achieving near perfect exposure timing. A photographer tests thirty second counts and records, noting frequent precision within seconds and occasional slight variances. The piece highlights a shift from longer counting to near perfect sub one minute accuracy across the craft.
The piece argues that medicine rarely heals directly and that the body's natural powers, aided by good food, clean air, rest, and avoiding fatigue, are the true agents of healing. It emphasizes digestion and circulation as the path to recovery while asserting external medical interventions offer protection rather than direct healing.
A garbled OCR list from a bankrupt dealer’s premises in western England shows incomplete frames of supposed customers or staff. The scattered names include women labeled by trades and descriptors, with many fragments and misspellings rendering clear identities or actions uncertain.
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