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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
3
Erratic OCR reads like a garbled forecast with words resembling weather terms but lacking clear details. The fragmentary line suggests conjunctions of days and conditions but provides no concrete data on region, timing, or temperatures.
Random references list names, places, and events such as Hag penny rubbers and a fire at Was Bakery on Washington avenue. It mentions visits by G A Gibson, Hermitage dance, a new Pavilion, and plans for an excursion by Woddineth Cav. Reports of a bakery fire alarm, property damage, and municipal meetings appear amid scattered local chatter.
A mix of unreadable notices and garbled text references Walter Richey recorder, a public gathering at Fidelity Lake on Tuesday, July 14, and a suspect in a Bay murder case who confessed to involvement. The source also mentions Kishined, Prince Wenzel, and changes of visits among city leaders in a nonsensical, partial draft.
Fragmented OCR captures a Michigan court decision with garbled names and numbers. It references a $10,000 judgment, entities like Detroit Salt Company, and a range of legal actions and parties, but the readable facts are limited and obscured by errors.
Charles L. Stout, attorney for John Klenke, sues Cath ite A. Klenke in a divorce action alleging a marriage in February 1890 at Chi at KO, FYhirwary Ind, habitual drunkenness and neglect of family. The complaint notes arrests for drunkenness and that six children exist, oldest 13, youngest 1, with support sought for the children.
Election of school trustees in the two consolidated districts occurred yesterday with tickets in the Jirah place winning in one district. In Dietrick No 1 Stratford Wilson received a three year term, J Re Reus Hoo-Per two years, and Geo F Humes Taylor one year. In District No 2 J B Garver Plain Ciig for the three year term, Ruben Ehert Varr Weel two years, T M Thomas Warren one year. Trustees for Lallhe olor dia were elected. reform members Blown in and Het may join those elected, former trustees reelected in most cases.
Marietta Beason and Charles McBeane divorce proceedings conclude with a 25 dollar alimony for Beason while McBeane is labeled insane. The couple wed in Denver in 1882 and the insanity finding triggered support and ongoing alimony terms, with prior filings denied.
Reports describe widespread violence and explosions across Vienna and Agram with no fatalities, including a blast damaging government property and targeting officials. Authorities suspect foreign influence as political turmoil intensifies, while security forces mobilize in response to unrest and protests spreading to Maddieonville and nearby regions.
District Court scheduled arraignments with Marshall, former Ogden shortstop, to be taken Thursday. Lambert received six months. several youths, including Fred Johnson and Ned Hastings, pleaded or admitted to charges of house heating and burglary, with several others remanded to reform school.
The Illinois Central Railroad granted wage increases for conductors over three months of bargaining. North of the Ohio River saw a 12 percent raise, while those south of it earned 9 percent, adding over 200000 to the company payroll.
The Ogden June House offers a price range from 008 to 14 Wash for all kinds of homes. Average rate details are not fully clear in the fragment. The listing highlights affordable housing options and standard market terms.
Salt Lake City wholesalers faced a three month price disparity as Ogden firm Seowerol & Sons sold sugar at 5.53 statewide except Salt Lake City where retailers paid 5.79. Salt Lake wholesalers, seeking parity, resisted the Ogden price, prompting a statewide discussion of wholesale and retail margins and future price movements.
Reports indicate favorable conditions in many regions for winter wheat and oats with harvesting advancing, while northern areas report frost and slower progress. Moisture remains ample in several states though the southern Atlantic Gulf area suffers excessive rain, and apple yields are fair with most reports coming from Wisconsin and Iowa.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Drank Warbolis acid and a couple in Cleveland. It refers to suicide by drinking a dangerous substance and hints at names and events, but the text is garbled and contains many nonsensical phrases. The readable parts imply a self harm incident linked to a couple’s apartment.
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Last week’s silk sale at WAIGED 576 Stores drew steady shopping with five hundred small silk pieces left to clear today. Glamorous Foulards, satin finished and worth 1.25, are cut to 55 cents. Waists described as EXQUISITE go on sale tomorrow, offering a made to order look in black white or colored fabrics at sharp reductions.
The ad offers men’s shoes and oxfords at 2.65 with regular prices of 3 and 3.50. Prices will rise again after a short sale. Shoppers may pick patent leather, enameled calf, plain calf, welt soles, high shoes or oxfords at 2.65 until further notice. Parasol stock also advertised at about 25 percent discount, with some items from last summer offered for one-third of former price.
Tab collars priced at 18 cents each offer a fresh look at the end of two warm days. The 25 cent kind is now available for 18 cents and is praised for washing adaptability and holiday wardrobe appeal.
Joseph Smith, 41, is jailed in Union Me for killing his half-brother John Rhodes, 26, at their home fifteen miles from Union. The mother, Mrs Ellen Rhodes, heard the shot and collapsed in bed nearby. Local authorities describe the incident as a domestic murder case with investigators examining the scene.
Flames gutted Central Hotel in Lacrosse July 148 with guests escaping. Three leapt from a second story window to safety while a porter suffered serious burns rescuing a guest. Local fire crews battled the blaze as a crowd gathered.
Washington July 14 General Corbin approved the recommendation concerning Lieut. Ate Cus Wilsh infantry. He is en route to St. Elizabeths asylum. Papers from the War Department reveal a resignation letter while in the Philippines and another note about his life in Samar. McCue, the officer, was married in San Francisco and has roots in Cincinnati.
A body of siliny stonemasons at the Washwenii dam, part of the Metropolitan Water system, armed with revolvers, forced 150 workers to stop work under pressure. Laborers from Uni Tartges Layee and shipyard members appeared, while the Avalon dock is noted as owned by the America Maulding Company.
A San Fromizen report from July 1 details a large timber land purchase in Mexico. Colonel Weir arrives, noting no investment in the 2,500,000 acre tract. Associates include Virus President Morton of Santa Fe and others. The piece mentions planned development and routes, with references to Chihuihua, Verpazos, Madre and Pacifica regions and potential boundary questions.
Ball Lake July 14 Senator Thomas Kearns arrived home after nearly three weeks in the East handling business affairs. He reported success on the Bay Perry railroad deal, said work will begin on grading to close a gap, engines ordered from Baldwin and Pullman cars, and that directors will meet soon to finalize details. He met President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Evian, noting the social visit was pleasant and not political.
Final hearing held in New York on July 14 on the appeal of a diamond appraisal matter from General Appraiser Shorrell to the full board. The case concerns the appraisal of a tangy development of.Mainions, with government objections over valuation and bonds. Proceedings included arguments by the attorney for the government and closing statements after a lengthy session.
A partial OCR list shows railroad stock and financial figures with numerous misreads. It mentions Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe shares, Baltimore and Ohio, Brooklyn rapid transit, Metropolitan, Capudian Pacific, Denver Rio Grande, Reading, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania, St Paul, and various prices or deltas, but most entries are garbled.
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