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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
3
Fragments describe weddings at Fred Massa’s address, Royal Neighbors in Lester Park events, local bids and advertisements. Mentions Ogden Furniture, Marlow’s Grocery, Hayle Fundiaw, and multiple vendors with prices and display items. The garbled text notes elections, court calendars, and social notices.
Communications from across the country urge a fruit exhibit as a key feature of the Irrigation Congress to be held at the Weber County Fair. Secretary Beardsley reports coordination with officials and irrigation experts, highlighting valuable suggestions and the exhibit’s importance for state and national attendees. The exhibit aims to showcase irrigation methods and fruit production, with funding and juried displays to attract cooperation and promote agricultural progress.
The provided text fragment is garbled and lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events needed to form a factual summary. It references a murder tease, a lawyer, and an aftermath, but no identifiable entities or verifiable actions are present.
Fragmentary report shows Philadelphia cricketers matched with Warwickshire at Wadele. Partial lines indicate six or more players in fielding and batting, with unclear scores and progress. The garbled text hints at lineup names and a wobbling result, but specific outcomes remain unreadable.
Local business leaders explore Ogden’s pennant hope as Ogden eyes a Northwest league title. A wait on notice rules and a canceled Salt Lake game influenced standings. Helena franchise chatter and potential moves to boost Ogden’s status linger amid plans to hold a westward meeting for strategy and publicity.
The Brooks district case against Western Union Telegraph Co. proceeds after a Supreme Court ruling that evidence must show Evanston as a horse market. Jury including Darvlery, Tiler, A Wengery and others heard the case, with defense led by Ruger and Henderson for the plaintiff.
Residents and business owners petition for more street sprinkling on Twenty-fifth to Twenty-fourth avenues in New Washington. Mr Williams and Mr Chambers urge newspapers to inform the public, while critics contend the city council is neglecting northern grid water issues and urge timely action.
Woods, a car cleaner for Southern Pacific, fell from a dining car in the yards near the cap shops. He struck his head and left side, was unconscious, then treated by a physician and taken to the hospital with head and facial bruises and possible concussion. He is married with a family in this city.
Award McDonoweh, who three years ago installed a 0 horsepower Diesel motor in Southern Tactic shops, returns to Ogden to represent Diesel Motor Co. He will place a ninety horsepower oil burning motor in new shops as foundations go in. The motor’s success prompts Southern Pacific to install them in all shops amid wide West adoption.
YARDMASTER IIL Honey Hill of the Southern Pacific was suddenly attacked yesterday afternoon in the baggage room at Union depot. He staggered and almost fell, saved by a pile of trunks, then hemorrhaged. He was removed to his home, resting lighter after medical care, with the motive unknown.
A fragile iron market picture shows rising weekly cokery capacity at 488000 tons and better furnace throughput, yet overall production trends are mixed as labor troubles press and demand remains uncertain. Analysts note southern farm regions near basin deals and a complex balance between pig iron goods and steel works.
The final day at Henley witnessed calm conditions and a large crowd as Leander beat Trinity Cambridge to win the Grand Challenge Cup by six feet in 7 minutes 9 seconds. Magdalen College Oxford defeated Eaton by a length in 7 minutes 33 seconds for the Ladies Plate. Trinity College Dublin won the Thames Challenge Cup against Eaton by a length in 7 minutes 33 seconds, then beat Kingston Rowing Club by a length in 7 minutes 27 seconds. The Ashyer Goblet and Nickel Challenge events saw Berlin Rowing Club win in 8 minutes 4 seconds.
Thousands of Christian Endeavor members from the United States and Canada gather in Denver for the Twenty‑First International convention. Opening exercises draw 10,000 attendees as Rev. Dr. Tyler of Denver presides and Gov. James B. Wells delivers welcome remarks.
A garbled report from Cape Town is deciphered noting the thirteenth annual national gathering of the International Tapitat Young Jewish Union in this city. Delegates heard opening remarks by John C. Chapman of Chicago and Governor Verrill welcomed attendees. The morning focused on commissions and service motives, with speakers from Detroit and Winnipesaukee addressing the assembly.
The State Department, acting on advice from US envoy Russell in Caracas, directs steps to prevent rebel forces from detaining or destroying ships of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company on the Orinoco near Ciudad Bolivar. The Bancroft was ordered to Port of Spain to proceed up the Orinoco and secure the vessels. No resistance was reported.
New York reports that Theodore Jr., eldest son of President Roosevelt, narrowly escaped a marauder at the family home in Oyster Bay. Guards rotated day and night, with two or more sentries covering the mansion as dawn approached.
Kang Brandl reports a college student from Mirward recalling a five week period of extended sleep with only brief awakenings. Doctors diagnose possible hysteria and expect recovery following study of the unusual sleeping spell.
The wealthy Laneavilly Wir Try Ne Chapley Tans Un, brother of General Idnatay Ron vbel, was found dead today near the city outskirts, tied and shot. Police have not released further details as investigators examine the scene.
In New York Monsignore Patrelly delivered the pallium to Archbishop Wahap Fariog in a private chamber at the summer retreat Danwandie. The act, witnessed by a select group, aimed to avoid public interference at the Cathedral. The ceremony concluded quietly as officials announced the bishops and archbishops present.
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