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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
3
A garbled report mentions a scan step in the north portion and a Tuesday reference, with one fragment noting Pebble and a Tiresday timing. The legible elements point to an unclear local notice or brief item. Entities are uncertain due to the damaged text.
Local items report arrests by Sheriff Bailey in Morrisville with arraignments and pending hearings. Foster's Military Band members updated on practice times while community notices cover robberies, trials, and local incidents. A varied batch includes a foundry sale, a patient recovery, and a canning company output. street disturbances and a collision near Carlin are noted.
A squall near Pensacola Florida on July 13 drowned three Mexican fishermen aboard the Amelia Lyon a fishing boat captained by Seon McVeagh. Willian Ward and Shevook were reported among the crew.
A garbled local report from New York describes a person found dead in bed with unclear details. Police and coroner acknowledge a death scene, with lines suggesting suicide but lacking readable facts or names. The fragmentary text mentions blood, a person named Broukleh, and a late-night scene, though essential specifics remain unreadable.
An information was filed in district court against Michael Higgins alleging adult with intent to commit murder after prior information and dismissals. The case concerns Higgins shooting J. Dove on August 10 following a dispute at Higgins' residence.
Warranty deeds recorded include Blanche Alison transferring part of lot 2 block 2 plat A to Utabe Independent Phone Company for 5000 dollars. G2 Rownherry to Clarence Wy Brooks parts of Lot W Bowth Qgden survey for 1000 dollars. Stilwell and wife Mary Wool protect River View addition lot 3 black 42 pint A 1600 dollars. Elizabeth V Watheamt huebead to Purley Wright parcel of Lot 3 black 42 pint A 1600 dollars.
Los Angeles plans to place control of all street railway lines under Huntington-Hellman Street Railway next Wednesday. The Los Angeles Traction Company sale price is listed at 1,785,000. The system includes California Paville Railway with forty-nine miles of track and associated power stations and substations. Gross earnings are reported at 270,700 with net earnings at 115,600 for the county.
Sedalia Mo July reports the death of J J Frey aged 35 after a long kidney illness. Frey began in rail service at 17 as a messenger boy, rose through roles on the Union Pacific Gulf and Missouri Texan lines, became trainmaster, telegraph superintendent, vice president and general manager at various rails, and in 1894 was named general manager of the Santa Fe, resigning in November of the prior year.
The New York broker and horseman David Jamar faces trouble with his coachman McMahon. An arrest followed the latter’s alleged assault and a later hearing set bonds of 42,300. The case involves accusations of foul play and an intent to harm, with Mrs McMahon alleging domestic strife and a crowbar used in a confrontation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a figure linked to Nelenit and Monty Lily with legal action at Portland and Salt Lake. References to a pioneer of Montag and a State move surface, but details are unclear and many names are incomplete or garbled.
A historic snippet notes a generous gesture offering a delicious cup to General Walter Baker, highlighting a moment of hospitality amid military or public service context.
A garbled list of names and places appears in a Reed area note, mentioning NK Sewengifi Ong Sivonen Deweers Barr and Meycal Wha,ns along with many scattered surnames and towns. The fragmentary text hints at a local match or gathering but offers no clear event, date, or outcome.
William Feast, a former Rapid Transit employee, was dragged by a moving Twenty second street car on Washington Avenue near Cave's drug store. His right foot was crushed severely, possibly requiring amputation. Dr Conroy treated him at Car's drug store before he was moved home. The operation may be necessary, according to Dr Rich.
Fragmented OCR reveals an old promotional notice for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn company agents. It touts relief from backache, hip and joint pain, and fatigue due to kidney weakness, urging purchases through general dealers and naming Dean's as the preferred product with a plea to remember the name.
A local minister delivers a lengthy tribute to the dying pope, praising his justice, dignity, and compassion. The piece contrasts public ridicule with private veneration, claiming the pontiff’s life bridged rulers and common people and forecasting his place among great leaders in history.
In November at the county seat, Mullins fled a pursuit by authorities led by Matline and Volek. A struggle ensued near a house and a cornfield as Volek and Matline pursued Mullins who trailed into a nearby field. Witnesses at the jail indicate the event drew crowd reaction and the case moves toward formal charges.
An explosion at a powder mill near Mosie, 12 miles away, destroyed the works and killed three men. John Day and his sons Alfred and Alexander Tadlin, along with Thomas Thiys of Yateaville and Sink Pierce of Mosie, were fatally buried. The blast disrupted telephonic lines and the exact cause is not yet known. The loss is estimated in thousands of dollars.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a large party at Sagamore Hill including Archbishop Farley and several New York notables. Officials say the visit aimed to extend greetings to the President, with discussions likely touching Catholic church affairs and Philippine questions, though the gathering was described as social.
Fragmented OCR recalls Captain Kidd tale amid a New York city page. The text mentions a treasure, a search in a cellar, an engineer, and a ship’s captain, with disrupted names and locations forming a muddled treasure lore item.
A fragmented notice expresses prayers for the Pope and his speedy recovery. It mentions various church figures and rites across Catholic and Anglican associations, reflecting a general tone of interdenominational support and concern for papal health.
In a contested move, Admiral Ton Korlor opposes a reduced sentence for an officer. The action, perceived through naval channels, questions the propriety of shortening incarceration terms and implications for discipline within the fortress system. Local newspapers weigh the potential impact on military justice and public accountability.
George Collins on trial for the killing of detective Charles Seltimacher. Rudolph, captured and jailed, faces trial in Union for the same charge. Sheriff Thomas Tine of Freakin Corners leads deputies as Rudolph is escorted for proceedings.
Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co 248% Wash Ave Leasor Wire Coppers a s Nividam Counter Gh 8 details appear in this fragmentary listing. Unable to ascertain full entities or context from the OCR snippet.
A mixed list shows steel preferred and various railroad stocks with bid prices and shares. Names include Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central, Union Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Missouri Pacific, and Wabash among others with figures like 81-4 to 1003-4 and percentages noted in the sequence.
The Biskrich Court in Weber County Utah issues a summons to Albert McKnight and Tra J McKnight. Pinkerton plaintiff files the case. defendants must answer within twenty days after service or thirty days if served in the county of filing. The failure to respond will result in a default judgment. MULNERY OLEON is the attorney for the plaintiff.
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