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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR page covers arrests, forgery cases, and local notices. It notes a court date, shop window displays with weekly price slashes, rail and stage coach movements, and references to insurers, lodging houses, and a fire or explosion investigation. The fragmentary text mentions Ogden and Cannon depots, a county jail, and various vendors and residents.
In Cardwell district court Judge J. Cardwell sentenced Jam Wis Crimp to two days in jail and fined 150 for poaching, with other defendants facing unrelated charges. Carnwell pleaded guilty to larsony as a jury found him not guilty on grand larceny. The Lam bert case saw charges dropped by consent, and Tolversan pleaded guilty to house breaking with sentences pending.
William OConnell seeks twenty thousand dollars in damages from Queen Rapid Transit Company for injuries from a July 3 collision with a street car. The complaint, filed by attorney Tur Willian OConnell, alleges the tram failed to stop or warn, causing incapacitation and loss of earnings.
A Cambridge student known as Mage Hustonstadt surrendered to police in connection with a Hatvani cooperative robbery. The accused pleaded not guilty today, was bound, and details of the alleged crime and trial handling emerged as proceedings continued.
George Douglas and Fred Mayor were arrested after a morning break in at 2380 Adams Avenue where a 2-year-old girl was assaulted. The child resisted and screamed. police later detained Douglas for drunkenness and took him to the station. The mother, Mrs. Ingle, reported the incident after discovering the man at their yard.
A man once an art dealer’s assistant, known for a strong family record and military connections, faced charges after stealing a blanket to fund groceries and pay debts. He admitted the theft, pleaded guilty to debt-related crimes, and awaits further action as authorities pursue a sentence and possible deportation, with his wife and household paying the price.
A fragmented report describes a burglary at a local company and a subsequent death sentence handed out by the Moxie officialaea. The injured party fell unconscious during the break in and the perpetrator faced punishment in a distant facility. Names and precise details are garbled but indicate legal action following the crime.
A convention at the courthouse in Wilson afternoon brought representatives from district No. 1 to propose three school trustees for three years. Nominees include D. T. Deva Frank Etretford Geo F Hunter and Henry Green. In district No. 2 J B Carver Plute City Rube Sharp Karn Wort and J Dr Thomas Warren were put forward for terms of three two and one year respectively. The vote results not yet decided.
Rawlins July 11 The Hanns mine rescue effort ends for now as a blast and gas force workers back from the seventeenth entry. A fire rekindles when air returns, driving crews to the fourteenth entry. A sieve halt delays recovery for at least a week with only the most experienced allowed near the danger of a possible second explosion.
The Denver gathering of the Allenite movement features A E Williams of Allegheny and C T Russell as leading speakers. Converts are immersed as the sect holds Christ returned in spirit, predicting the millennium within ten years. Delegates number over 20 800 and total expenditures reach about 1 000. A Navy chaplain presents the first American flag to President Cook amid tensions with Britain. Sunrise services attract thousands, with numerous sessions at the Christian Mudeavar School of Methods through the convention.
The president entertained at luncheon with New Jersey ex Senator Hideick and New York attorney Philbin, joined by State Senator Wendrick of Rochester and Senator Kenne. Secretary Loeb could not attend due to a vacation extending into the time frame.
A garbled OCR extract shows random letters numbers and phrases lacking coherent facts or named entities. No identifiable people places events dates or organizations are readable to summarize into a proper news item.
Reported during the afternoon avent of the matterhorn ascent tied to Philadelphia figures. The tale mentions several deaths and numerous injuries in New York and Brooklyn incidents, with brief notes on registrations and local reactions.
Clearances feature stout vacation stockings in fast black medium and heavy ribbed styles with split heel and toe for girls and boys sizes 5 to 9 4 10c pair instead of 12c Fancy hose for ladies in red black and blue previously up to 40c now 25c per pair.
St John, president of the Colorado Springs city council, was indicted on a charge of accepting a bribe. The case went to the jury in district court under Judge Sceda, who found the evidence for the prosecution insufficient.
Washington July 11 Postmaster General Payne said the end of the investigation is in sight though he could not commit to a date for completion. He noted progress on the laborious work and said inspectors had not yet reported on the swopifold contract question while Madden’s publication and a letter of explanation are under review.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a sensational tale of missing person Miss Currie Selvage long believed dead after an alleged abduction. It hints at ghoulish foul play by unnamed robbers and a buried body, with unclear verification and dates.
New York figures show annual Irish immigration for the year ended June 30 with higher arrivals than the prior period. The compiled totals indicate more persons reached the port during the cited year, reflecting ongoing movement from Ireland.
Fragmentary note reports a defense related to mistyped names and unclear roles involving Velurse and the Seth defantry. It references a ministry and a broad conflict, with missing essential details about persons and actions.
Receipts and bid figures for hogs cattle and sheep appear with mixed pricing including hogs at 5.85 and 5.20, calves and heifers around 2.25, and western sheep noted. Separately United States court action on July 1 refused to quash indictments of Cy Elsworth Upton and Thomas W. McGregor in mail pouch frauds. International labor movement notes mention an eight hour fund drive led by the Western Federation of Miners and socialist groups with global appeal. Cadiz and Winnington local lines reference strikes and financial strains.
The readable fragments show names and phrases but no clear event, date, place, or organized actions. As provided, the source lacks coherent, reportable facts to summarize into a news item with distinct entities.
A collage of fragmented notes describes crocodiles in Kingston harborlands and nearby rivers with cautious behavior toward humans. It shifts to brief remarks on flowers changing scents, then stray quips about gossip, schooling, and street chatter from Philadelphia and Yonkers.
Fragmentary notice lists available rooms for rent at 252 End Street. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate local housing availability with no explicit contact or pricing readable.
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