21 Jul 1904
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
1
Te Teho Kia reports heavy fighting with Japanese forces, yielding significant losses and shifting positions near Salmatero and Mo Tien Base. Other dispatches describe naval actions around Malacca, warnings from British papers, and debates on possible wider conflict as Russian and British interests clash in Asia.
A chaotic British excerpt reports English calls for war with Russia, noting government responses and public agitation. It cites press voices like The Times and The Daily Telegraph and discusses Britain's stance amid the Red Sea and Far East tensions, referencing South Africa and Japan. The piece portrays political pressure, nationalist sentiment, and fears of wider conflict involving Britain and allies.
The readable fragments reference addresses and names in a procedural notice context. It mentions a taxative requirement and cites individuals such as Seton and Bayarite in unclear positions. The piece signals an official notice related to property or titles, with scattered city names and incomplete phrases.
The report from London dated July 10 notes that Emperor Nicholas and Count Lamedatt called for a pause amid Britain’s detentions, referencing a foreign intervention. It mentions promises and the detention of a British volunteer group, with later lines describing freight movements and the Red Senneldynes.
The American Consul investigates the death of Column George Wilson who fired at Milo Mure and Jody s mali then killed himself. Wilson had no clear military ties beyond the 16th battery, New York Volunteer Army during the Civil War and spent time in Milwaukee. The body will be buried. Mile Murman remains hospitalized with injuries deemed serious.
The corporation will hold a special meeting in Tent on A D 1804 to consider the proposition to mean 2 parishona on the church late. Alfred Ranwn, President.
A chaotic telegraph report from July 20 indicates a broad wage dispute affecting about thirty thousand workers. The wire notes reductions and widespread pauses in operations, with workers and unions planning further action beginning Monday.
Residents report a small dining establishment at Sap Street near Union Depot run by JIM and DEWEY Mara Ts 26th Shops Proprietera. The text is garbled but suggests a local business listing or notice about a dinner service with unclear details.
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