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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
5
An explosion at a California powder works in Pinole killed Mary Woods, a packer, and injured many others. Several workers, including Leo Kinvanon and Joe DeMello, were reported badly burned or injured as the blast wrecked the cartridge house and destroyed khoảng S500 worth of supplies.
Dispatch from Port of Spain reports Venezuelan gunboats recaptured several ports along the Gulf of Partia as government forces under Vice-President Gomez pressed operations. Rebels were said to have fled after heavy losses, with city authorities confirming the raids.
Berlin July 1 The Medical Society heard Prof. Kossel report on preliminary results of commission experiments on calves and human tuberculosis links. Subcutaneous injections showed no effect. aerosols and injections from infected humans caused severe symptoms but not body-wide spread in calves. Further study urged. Prof Orth challenged the non transferable view.
In Evansville Indiana threats arose against the militia amid post riot tension. A grand jury returned nineteen indictments linked to Sunday and Monday night violence as authorities consider troop deployment and possible retaliatory actions once militia uniforms are removed. Local fears center on potential clashes targeting African Americans amid ongoing investigations.
Confused dispatches report Cardinal Gibbons summoned to Rome by Rampolla amid Vatican upheaval after the Pope’s death. Cable messages cited significances of a possible conclave as church leadership pressed for clarity on succession and external affairs.
Reports from the Vatican describe excitement and uncertainty after the death of Cardinal Volpant. Pope Leo XIII’s secretary and the Consistorial congregation face questions about the papal succession and appointment timing amid the shock and public interest.
Rome July 9 reports from papal physicians say after a long consultation the Pope’s condition worsened with a dangerous relapse. Doctors warned of possible pneumonia and internal complications while noting his strength and earlier spirits as the world prays.
In St Louis on July date, the former House of Delegates member Lehman faces a second trial on a perjury charge. The case involves alleged misappropriation of a 47 500 bond and claims the funds were distributed among delegates. The defense is led by Charles Crum, with trial adjourned to the following Monday.
Rome dispatches describe Holy See bulletin noting pneumonia following ordinary course with pleural involvement. Restlessness persists. Drs Lapponi and Mazzoni consult as Rome reports cautious optimism and night unrest, with hope tied to forthcoming updates.
Reads that the American Smelting and Refining company may reopen Globe smelter and reopen operations after workers urged reemployment. Workers and management position at Globe and Cran emeltare, with lines along the Gunnils and main ned during the dispute.
In Omaha in July the convention featured N B Verherl founder of the National EnLprint associ amn, praising mentor figures in journalism and debating the role of newspapers to the state. Addresses by J C Raney and Edward Resonator covered press ethics, independence, and the responsibilities of editors, while a petition pressed for receivership of the White Motrin Paper company.
The article describes President Loubet's reception in England with King Edward VII and the Prince of Wales. It notes a warm greeting at Dover and a royal audience, with cheers of Vive Loubet and mutual goodwill. Telegrams express friendly sentiment between Britain and France and praise the visit.
Bandits held up a city area about twenty miles north of here early this morning. They announced they would fight if confronted, surrounding the group with a barricade of wood. Local authorities warned the robbers they would not be taken alive as negotiations appeared unlikely.
Pittshore July 9. Reported motion shows about five thousand machinists plan a strike for higher wages. National officers authorize a secret ballot to decide whether to accept the proposed six percent increase offered by manufacturers.
A lawyer reports a conversation with the Montana train robber who escaped Knoxenamy jail on 87th day. The exchange suggests the robber planned further action until five days past, with implied warnings from Iron Logan and other parties involved.
New York suffers extreme heat with thermometers near one hundred degrees at noon. Reports say six deaths and ten prostrations in the city and Brooklyn as residents struggle with the searing heat.
New York daily news reports a Newark trial where the accused faces execution for alleged poisoning. Dr. Vorb Kt Bildwin, chief medical examiner, presents a preliminary chemical analysis of a segment of intestine linking the victim’s death to the accused. Prosecutor Col. Moet and witness Charlee Sumner Best testify regarding the alleged evidence.
Fragmentary text notes a group named Delehanty Singgare Pintle Nafalye and Ahady connected to a bridge game incident. It mentions a Wednesday night event, a body identified by relatives, and confirmation that the deceased was among the players.
Report of the annual Teachers Association convention continuing with excursions and department activities. A group including Lede and Cadytwe addressed members as planned with tours on the Charles River, receptions, and ongoing sessions highlighting education and wartime efforts.
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