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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a late 19th or early 20th century patchwork of names places and incidents. Mentions of venues such as New Pavilion and Weatherby’s appear alongside diverse figures like John Cirrreti and Gorge Migses. The text drifts through references to prisons irrigation projects courts and mining terms with little coherent narrative or clear outcome.
The readable portion mentions labor issues and a list of individuals with garbled context. It references investigations, delegates, and possible dates related to events, but the overall meaning is obscured by the OCR errors. The text lacks coherent facts to form a clear summary.
A fragmented report describes temporary gas and paving works awaiting a firm foundation. It notes funding and approval steps, with the city prepared to cover costs if the company fails to proceed. Work is tied to rebuilding efforts and ensuring minimal disruption to residents.
In the Goddard divorce case the defense denies all allegations and asserts the wife deserted, seeking dissolution of marriage and custody of the minor child. The defense claims the wife left with a third party while the husband remained unaware and requests a court order for alimony and custody arrangements.
The Aaron Burr Legion of New York held its annual meeting in Newark to honor Colonel Marycanda and discuss the legion’s aims. Charles C Piduin presided as members laid plans for a memorial pil gram to the deceased and a study of the region’s history.
A local death report notes the passing of residents in Norwalk and Wiretown with public observance planned. Authorities state funeral and burial arrangements will occur after private family services.
A crowded afternoon session in the Mitel court heard testimony from numerous witrodses on a charge of fu with int de commit rapa in Mary Christtoon shine Sido. The hearing will occupy some time as several witnesess are examined. Maghinia represents the ile firvlial amt and flatunnet.
Municipal Court heard several battery related cases and fines. Thomas W Moinda discharged on a battery charge brought by Hasgall, while others including Sullivan, Moon, and Thons faced verdicts or admonitions. A warrant was issued for Edward Rinwell on a false watch charge. An epidemic of louse fever is described with over 1,600 cases reported and ongoing concerns.
At the State Department July 11 the conference between Secretary of State and Russian charges clarified Manchuria issues. Officials expect May to advise on treaty conclusions from Pekin and to prepare new instructions for peacetime talks. The outcome points to an early settlement on the Manchuria port question amid broader controversy.
A garbled report from Orange notes the killing of Willis D. Ha Bers, formerly purchasing agent of the Lawkasanie, with unclear details. The piece mentions aviation, a Union group, and a planned reunion, then shifts to political figures and a base accident resulting in four deaths.
A fragmented passage critiques wealthy magnates and their influence on society, noting detachment from common struggles and the moral questions surrounding fame. References to life of millionaires and a fading sense of popular sympathy hint at societal divide and shift in values.
Ogden Methodist congregation approves debt repayment plan with Church Extension Board to clear the church debt. The program calls for $5,500 now in hand plus $1,000 due Sept 1, 1903 and $1,500 on Jan 1, 1904. Five yearly $1,000 installments begin Jan 1, 1905 at 4 1/2 percent interest. A debt committee led by Worner and others will oversee the plan.
Readable fragments indicate Cynthia Hendrix aged 101 in West Manroo New York fell at her doorstep after celebrating a birthday on or near July 18. The shock led to her death, with garbled text suggesting a report from Rome and a note about Mgr O Connell at a Catholic university in Washington being involved or mentioned.
Wallace an ex secretary to Sir Francis Cook was arrested in London on a charge of attempted death by own action related to the death of his wife. She was found dead in her room with Wallace nearby. The hearing before a magistrate was adjourned as investigators pursue the case.
General Miles and his aide Colonel Maus conducted a portak Fort Riley inspection in Topeka Kansas on July 16. Miles planned ongoing movement toward St. Pierre Miquelon and Bristol while reports say a British steamer Monterey sailing from Montreal July 18 may be ashore west of Pont Plan with probable wreckage and damaged cargo.
Reports say inventor Talat Mh Auly Vs Walkiam Barrebt, famed for ledgers of the Chrredt and stool ielus, died today at ATE Clenenss Michigan where he had gone for his health. Mo Gaurelt was noted to be here in Engkiad.
The president of the Interstate Mississippi River Improvement and Levee Association issued a call for a convention in New Orleans on the thirtyth in Rivet and Lav en Rosedale Mississippi area.
During the heat spell the store cuts prices on men's shoes and oxfords from 3 and 3.50 to 2.65. The sale includes patent leathers velour calf enameled calf welt soles and heavy or light dress shoes with new toes and top makes, all in the current lot.
P. Kounts, convicted of killing E. Walshe and injuring his wife on a city street, was sentenced to five years in prison. Walshe, a wealthy contractor, died. Kounts was wounded but has since recovered. The July verdict came from PiMb urg city court.
Newark authorities announce an air powered railroad from New York to Buffalo using compressed air. Projectors claim 815,000 dollars funding and a potential speed of 0 miles per hour, with operation to be managed in pre process steps.
A crowded Southport Express train near Waterloo, five miles from Liverpool, was struck by a jumper today. Eight persons are reported dead and fifteen seriously injured as the train was partially wrecked.
International Exchange Commission arrived yesterday in Berlin and was greeted by the secretary for foreign affairs, Dr. von Mielberg. German newspapers have shown little interest. expressions suggest belief that the American proposition is impracticable.
From Petersburg on July 15 the Novoe Vremya questions the American claim that the 1832 treaty forbids discrimination. It notes U S pressure to withdraw all Russians from America with five days to return to Russia, contrasting 11,000 and 3,400,000 figures for possible emigration and a proposed equitable solution.
A garbled telegraphic message references communications between Colombia and New York stations, mentions a canal treaty, and lists various names and places such as Bogota New York and St Louis. The text also cites dates and firms but remains largely unreadable and fragmentary.
The House of Commons faces a hurdle as Premier taliont Chamberlain proposes facilities for general state reform. A water supply plan discussed by Sir Michael and a split on continued strict debate marks the session, with liberal aides signaling limited progress and repeated motions.
President Roosevelt hosted guests including Secretary of the Treasury Shaw and other officials. The conversation touched on investigations related to the department and potential steps with the President. Also present were Mr Crumparts of Vermont, Walter the magazine writer, and notable Chicago guests. The event referenced possible collaboration with government officials and noted attendance at Sagamore Hill.
Louisville July 11 The Republican State convention opens amid divided support for candidates. Belknap backers push for two seats on the committee to tilt counting of 249 contested votes as the Louisville delegation faces seating. A Roosevelt stance appears secure amid varied resolutions.
New York Herald reports a fraud concern at American Binance and Mortgage, with offices at 119 Wall Street deserted after a $17 000 attachment issued by a Brooklyn law firm. Post office inspectors questioned customers who reported satisfaction, while the firm touted a chief executive officer and stock pool schemes alleged to yield 15 to 0 percent profits. Estimates place deposits up to $100,000 as visitors sought answers without luck.
In San Francisco on July 15 the Pacific Cable Company announced plans to lay a cable from Manila to Shanghai. Engineer Ai Lucas, who oversaw Honolulu to Manila work, arrived to discuss the project. The line is intended to extend from Manila to China with a Shanghai terminus, using wire from Shanghai. The Anglia and Colona steamers will return, then be sent with cable for Manila to Shanghai. In Trenton on July 16 Chancellor Meffee granted a rule to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for Universal Tobacco Company, returnable at Tevsey City on August 3.
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