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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1903
Page
3
A forecast notes warmer conditions this evening as Sindy shares a fair sky outlook. The report mentions rising temperatures and clear to partly cloudy conditions for the night.
A jumble of clipped items reports money owed to Joan G G Richards Jr. and a job ad for a stenographer. It notes tax events, a concert at Culley Drug Co, and a mayoral payment, plus funeral plans for Mrs. Range Aldrich. Court actions include alimony, minor custody, and gambling ordinance challenges. Several arrests for vagrancy, pool rooms, and disorderly conduct appear with varying details and dates.
Corinna residents report Miss Chick Hayes of AiR received a vacation amid turmoil over Southern Pacific railroad plans to purchase the Mali Valley line. In a separate incident near Hogap, Frank Madia, an Italian American, allegedly shot Rupin during a dispute. authorities plan hearings and juries to determine blame as Corinne braces for further fallout.
The text outlines distinct phases of distraction and absent mindedness before sleep. It notes plate-like distinctions becoming delicate disturbances due to lack of parallel eye axes and conjugate movements. A final phase signals near sleep with the visual system conforming to different laws than wakefulness.
King Edward and Queen Victoria travel from London by train to Ireland with Princess Victoria, greeted by crowds at Jaekinghans palace and Jnlington station. The royal party rides in state landaus guarded by cavalry as admirals, officers, and entourage proceed to Kingstown, with crowds cheering their departure.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Catholic churches planning Requiem Masses, with mentions of papal events, bishops, prayers, and rites. References to Wallington Wy and various figures indicate a nationwide liturgical observance. The text is garbled but centers on mourning rites and church choirs.
The Board of County Commissioners met at 2 30 in Huntsville with Commissioners Stanford Wilson and Powers present. Dr H J Forbes reported smallpox quarantines and precautions, noting one case just before the Fourth of July and possible transmission by exposed individuals. A committee was appointed to inspect and quarantine exposed persons. The morning executive session approved a tax levy of five mills for county purposes one and a half mills for county schools and other items. The Oxden Autoprobile club requested passage of an ordinance regulating speed of automobiles within Weber County to not exceed eighteen miles per hour, six miles per hour when passing teams or pedestrians, engines not to run while stationary for more than five minutes, with fines from five to fifty dollars for violations. No action on the ordinance was taken before adjournment.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a guest outing yesterday with a lively parade and park events. Highlights included a spike driving contest, a pie eating contest, and various races won by Miss Worry, Miss Blinche Bingham, and Harry Tingley among others. teams from Ogden and Salt Lake participated in ball games and a lively crowd enjoyed the day.
The rector of Holy Repulatica in Vipiserpat quoriah resigns amid rumors of scandal. He is identified as a well known actor prior to entering the ministry and cites ill health and a desire to pursue other work as reasons. He says the church has endured efforts to vilify him.
A garbled OCR passage mentions threats and Corsican figures, with unclear names. It alludes to individuals facing danger, duties, and implied social roles, noting that women may bear burdens alongside men. The text hints at personal and legal tensions without coherent details.
The readable fragment describes a small red ally that walks backward. It notes the wee of ox net knowledge and mentions Csivter and dalint ion as excellent, but an unrelated rab is described as not Ash, not fast, and not walking backward.
President Shurtliff returns with Commissioner Whitaker from St Louis after arranging Utah’s exhibit. They secured required floor space and concessions, ensuring strong state representation and promotion of Utah resources and products at the exposition. The Utah exhibit is in good hands with broad business and public cooperation.
A passenger on northbound Oregon Short Line No. 0 was robbed in a Pulman sleeper near Brigham City. A hobo on the depot platform grabbed the trousers through an open window, escaping as the train moved. The pilfered items included a $500 draft, a $200 bill, a $20 bill and several smaller notes. The theft was reported in Ogden by a railroad agent.
In the Dy IT Peery estate proceeding the final account and petition for distribution were filed in district court. The report shows total receipts of 40,400.01 and substantial disbursements including funeral probate counsel appraisers taxes and executors fees. The inventory is listed at 813,000 to 85,000, with income from the death raising a bill of 100,000 to be distributed. 20,000 will be paid to three Peery heirs with the remainder shared equally, heirs plan to form a company called the D Peerys Company to continue the estate holdings.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press quotes a man lamenting loss of love after overreaching in courtship. He concedes pride kept him silent as the woman grows distant, sparking a tense moment and a wounded heart.
A partial quote features a doctor and the professor debating society as a machine and a boy gaining address and accomplishments as a path to mastery. The extract presents sharp contrasts between cynicism and idealism in a conversational tone.
A damaged 1960s era medical anonymous column describes kidney ache symptoms, constant dull pain, and relief sought via various cures. It mentions a Cutten resident and a painter, references to doctors Dani and Poanek, and concerns about kidney secretion and relief methods amid a long, unsettled health episode.
Rome July 2044 reports a vivid scene in the papal bedchamber as Leo, dying, opens his eyes and blesses cardinals. Cardinals and courtiers kneel in prayer while doctors assess respiratory failure. Cardinal Vanutelli leads a penitential blessing and tears erupt as the Pontiff dies. The death clears the chamber for rites and the Franciscan order arrives in brown habits to perform last rites.
A scrambled 19th century style excerpt shows a mocked marriage debate with a henpecked husband, a bold suitor, and a candid response. The dialogue touches on consent, finances, and social roles in a terse, provocative style. A playful, fragmentary newspaper item hints at urban gender norms.
Probate notice for the estate of William Skeen deceased in Weber County Utah directs creditors to present claims with vouchers to Hulaniski and Peary attorneys in Ogden Utah at First National Bank Building rooms 21 and 22 by May 25th 19.03. Administrator Willard Arthur Skees is named with first publication May 28 1903.
A garbled passage discusses being busy, finding time, and waiting on a stormy event while mentioning names like Charlee and Zor. The text remains fragmented with no clear actions or outcomes to report.
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