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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
8
Various team results across leagues with losses and wins. Notable entries include Milwaukee-Won 41 and Denver-Won 1 with large losses. National League standings show New York and Chicago leading, plus scattered errors and odd spellings reflecting OCR. An advertisement for Dr Tiano’s Ointment ends the page.
New rules tighten punishment for fake show dogs amid ongoing scandals. London sources quote the British Kennel Club promising strict disqualification for proven offenses. Reports note altered coats and other deceptive preparations used to enhance terrier appearances.
The postmaster at Hettner Washington reports the President named Wallace DL Smend as postmaster at Heppner Oregon and notes a district court ruling setting aside naturalization papers for nine Russians and Italians. The action follows convictions of Tann Bambagalia and Nathan Levin for aiding foreigners to fraudulently secure papers. A special excursion train schedule is briefly mentioned for an upcoming event.
Weber Stake Y M C A and Y M and Yo M J associations plan a Glenwood outing Tuesday July 1 with games and a grand Norris and Rawles Big Show. A morning parade at 11 oclock and street entertainment will lure townspeople to Boon Hol. The event aims to entertain both young and old and showcase the traveling circus style attractions.
Fragmented dispatches recount a letter said to be from Mrs Alice C Woods to the widow of Col W J Hest about the Woods and a possible Canals escape. The letter, mailed in Pennsylvania, touches on Col Boat’s death and the imperial hotel scene opposite New York Central station. Burdock Blood Bitters is recommended for health.
W. H. Manning, tied to the Manning Harness company collapse at Aldine Michigan last November, surrendered after being tracked to Chicago. Police say he fled to Mexico City and that he used about $200,000 of company funds for personal use amid accusations of passing worthless checks and wrecking the business.
New York July 14 The Board of Education says it would be poor policy to impress upon the youthful mind the violent deaths of Presidents Lincoln Garfield and McKinley. A proposal to axephogy and present tablets in memory to the public has been valed down.
Mrs. Mary J. Piercy, touted as one of the world’s smallest women, reportedly died in New York on February 14, weighing less than five pounds and standing under five feet tall.
A damaged fragment mentions a person named Buyoanr in New Jersey. It notes a height of thirty one inches and an illness tied to weather exposure. No further readable details or dates available.
The town forms a commission to place a tall monument on High Rock to honor the Mayflower's arrival. A 200 foot column will rise over two hundred feet high, visible thirty miles at sea in clear weather, with ships plying between Boston and Cape Cod. An Adirondacks travel guide and Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry are mentioned in ads and notices.
Rawlins Wyoming July 14 report says two young ranchmen clashed Saturday over building a bridge over a ditch on land owned by Charles Hall with permission by Roy Adams. Hall fired a pistol at Adaime, grazing the elder man in the arm just below the elbow. Surgeons treated him and he survived a feared death.
Philadelphia mourns Civil War hero General John Lane who died yesterday at his son's home in Atlantic City. Lane led an Ohio regiment, served as brigadier general for valor, and blocked Hood’s forces with 100 men, earning credit for saving the Union army of the West during the conflict.
London officials report that Unionists formed a Free Food League at a public meeting chaired by Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, former chancellor, signaling a broad campaign. The announcement followed a committee tea with MPs, indicating coordinated efforts by the League to influence policy.
An incomplete notice mentions an appeal and postponement actions. It references a party and a road digging task and a timetable, but most details are unreadable. The readable items imply a legal or administrative procedure pending further clarification.
A damaged speech fragment from Alliain G. T. Washington at a Firsh Congregationn Clurel anniversary includes racially charged lines about whites, blacks, and national harmony. The garbled text references southern identity and urges unity while condemning unnecessary stirring between races.
Notice invites attendees to the Second Ward event next Friday in July at Lagoon Special. It promises a special prize for the young participants and ample room for all.
Fragmented telegraph notes mention Polish bodies and a trial context, with legal notices about a petition returnable before July 21 and an ancillary receiver appointment in Newark. A U S railway order restricts pole interference affecting Western Willow property along routes through Baltimore and Philadelphia.
An old newspaper advertisement touts E-ru-sa Pile Cure as a remedy for piles with claims from Dr L Griffin and J I Trout. It asserts no mercury, no plates, and lists several pharmacies across the U S endorsing the product. The piece uses medical jargon and endorsements to urge purchase.
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