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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
2
The Standard notes that communications of this paper are limited to factual content and that authors' full names must be published in all bylines. Readers are advised to expect complete attribution for letters, articles, and editorials.
The Standard It present has no ape cial advey wment outside of Utah had all advertisers are requested to do Uteh business direct with the office at Ogden, Utah, or through any reputable advertising apendy. Addrens all communications to Mia Standard Publishing Co., Ogden, Ulan.
An article by Frank Warpenter argues Siberia holds vast undeveloped wealth. He notes the Trans Siberian Railroad fuels migration, military necessity, and immense outputs in butter coal wheat and minerals. The piece frames Siberia as a frontier inviting Americans to seek fortune and defend civilization.
The article discusses white flight from the South to the North and West by 1900, noting more Southern births reside outside the region than Northern/Westerner births in the South. It highlights industrial growth, cotton manufacturing drawing Northern workers south, and warns of racial clash if whites are disenfranchised or blacks govern states.
A newspaper column critiques the Philippine Commission plan to curb opium by granting a monopoly to bidders. It argues monopolies will fail to stop smuggling and that licensing to Chinese traders risks deeper social decay among Filipinos. The piece urges strong action to expel Chinese traders to halt the drug’s spread.
A Missouri Pacific train collision near Deal Man's Curve between Kansas City and Little Rock yesterday morning killed three people and injured about fifty. The southbound train No. 4 from Kansas City derailed after colliding with the axed excursion train No. 7 from St. Louis. Most injured were passengers and some crew. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged report.
A chaotic report lists numerous individuals from Kangne City to Independence and Kansas City with serious injuries including burns, fractures, internal injuries, and concussions. Names repeatedly appear with place tags and vague injury descriptions, indicating a large event causing widespread harm.
A elderly woman, about two years from death, is reported to have died at her residence after a long illness. The record notes faculties failing prior to death and cites medical attribution. The deceased was born in New Jam.
A fifty dollar reward is offered by Utah Light & Power Co for the arrest of the person or persons who on the evening of April 20 2003 caused an interference with the companys electric transmission lines near the mouth of Ogden Canyon south of the power house at Howe Station. The notice warns others not to interfere with lines as such actions risk property damage and possible loss of life from insulator damage or wire obstructions.
Coatesville Pa. 11 year old Tarry Mahoney visiting friends in Lambs Michigan was riding in a box freight car when rainstorms trapped him. Companions fled but he was shot and remained four days and nights as a prisoner without food or drink. A passing train heard moans, found him semi conscious and he is under care as authorities notify his father John Mahoney.
Newly papered and painted furnished rooms available by the day week or month. Bates reasonable. 02 24th street over Stand ard office. Mrs S Lochinn, proprietress.
United States soldiers clashed with African Americans in Leavenworth Kansas during a tense night of violence. A fight between a Black man named Williams and a soldier led to a death and threats of lynching. Police and soldiers surrounded homes, ropes counted, and officers with rifles kept order while Brann and Williams were moved to safety. Several soldiers and civilians were detained briefly before release.
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