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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
4
The drill aboard a vessel ends in tragedy as a sailor sustains fatal internal injuries after a crash. Officials say the incident occurred during a routine operation and initial reports indicate no other crew members were severely harmed. Investigators are reviewing the ship’s safety protocols and the exact cause remains under study.
An extracted thin weolt view shows droight on a Bonanea representative page with references to weights around 150 and 150 pounds and silver, with fragments of steel and brittle pieces scattered. The Tonopah and Salt Lake line reports a ten-man force at Blane Cabin, while noting doubts about consolidating Salt Lake interests with Gull JOM and Mraotion.
A Utah murder case unfolds with the wife detained after authorities in Salt Lake City confront a web of claims. Police allege her husband orchestrated the crime while a companion faces questions. The investigation centers on the couple, the victim, and a tied dog found near the scene.
An armed group of deputies pursued a Greek man after a nighttime stabbing. a tense standoff formed in the foothills as the suspect, armed with a knife and later a rifle, threatened responders. The chase involved rocks, rifles, and crowd dispersal with injuries reported.
Sheriff seeks aid as two deputies arm themselves and rush to a scene where assailants, including Mrs Borg and her children, resist an officer during service of an attachment on cattle. The wounded Greek victim is located but not seriously hurt. Deputies are reinforced. the family and bystanders are detained for bond.
In the Frank Davi case the court changes venue with Justice Diehl presiding. Mrs. George Ward departs to join her husband in Los Angeles where he faces further hardship.
Newman mdr in Golden Catering Mercur fractured hip and was sent to hospital. William Preece of Uintah county visited the city yesterday. Wesley Thorns, convicted of burglary in the Fourth Class district, sentenced to four years hard labor in Shire prison. Rev Father Harding of New Orleans and Bishop Seanlan noted in the city. John Cottam died suddenly at home. funeral arrangements pending. John Simpkin, son of Rev. Petey A. Simpkin, injured falling from a tree. arm in a sling. J M Wells, arcakeman on Oregon Short Line, crushed hand and leg. arm amputated. Tanny Wallace quarantined for smallpox exposure. residence at 177 Sixth Street isolated. Wallace Miles in Police Court for mayhem altercation with Williams. Odd weapon found behind scrap iron on Commercial Street. Iron bolt wrapped in canvas deemed a potential weapon awaiting use.
In Park City a new daily record shows 100 tons of crude ore processed while improvements boost mill capacity. Police report a rash of break-ins, minor thefts, and alleged crooks. arrests follow at least one vagrancy case.
Pioneer railroad announces holiday fares via Oregon Short Line with special round trip discounts. Limited to select stations and dates, with sale effective through late December and return limits as specified by the carrier.
Proposals show reduced fare options for travel to Chicago and other points, with special excursion features on the Oregon Short Line. The notice lists a $44.00 rate and mentions reclining cars and limited dates, including July 23rd 1903, as part of the Footing Excursion north.
Marshall and Burns led the Saints in a rough 11 to 9 scoring clash against San Francisco, as Stovall and Lundholm shone on offense. Stovall drove in key runs, Lundholm worked the mound, and errors by the visitors helped the home team gain a late edge under a clear but uneven ground condition with 650 in attendance.
Los Angeles player features in a twelve inning contest delayed by darkness. The report notes extended play to end the twelfth, with favorable remarks on pitching and defense amid a tense late frame.
The clipping lists various NL results and standings with numerous garbled team names and scores. It references Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Chicago, and other clubs, along with indicators of wins and losses, but many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists cities including Colorado Springs Denver Portland and Kansas City with scattered numbers 4 2 11, suggesting a sports score cluster or match-related data, but the exact event, team names, or outcomes remain unclear.
Ten Avatis have died in Cleveland since July 4 from jackjaw. The latest victim, Joseph Slosky, died last night from a slight wound caused by a toy pistol on Independence Day.
The head and arm of a statue in Lexington cemetery were knocked off by lightning during the night. The monument, part of the Henry Clay memorial, sustained damage but the structure remained standing with the remaining features intact.
A Bridgeport Georgia typhoid fever outbreak follows a shore dinner eaten by twelve women and two friends including the wife of a pastor at First Methodist Episcopal. All ate large amounts of clams and fell ill. nine contracted typhoid, others milder, with conditions serious for several.
In Newport Crossways neighbors react as the Ulnais Central Railway president suppresses a cartoon planned for local papers. Mr Fish argued with the editor for three days, sought an injunction, then enlisted Chief of Police Richards who convinced the editor to omit the cartoon.
The Standard's Odésen correspondent reports 120,000 troops are being mobilized from central and northern garrisons in Bydgia for immediate deployment to the Tar East if needed. A special council of state will convene upon General Europatkin's return to address Manchurian and related questions.
Newark July 22 Herman Gausinger pattern maker shot and killed his wife and his 1 year old son then killed himself last night leaving a grim scene and a sealed mystery. Local police are investigating and a note was found at the scene.
A damaged OCR reads of a planned elephant hunt in Abyssinia by prominent New York brokers. Several named figures and a supposed royal connection are mentioned, with references to valuable presents and treasure tracks. The text is fragmented and unclear about dates and specifics.
New York reports extensive tailoring strikes as thousands quit. The Brotherhood of Tailors, a group of about 12,000 coat tailors, seeks an agreement and plans next steps if employers refuse. The Knee Breeches Makers union reports resistance, including hostile crowds and objects hurled from windows, prompting retreats.
In Boston on July 22, Standard Oil copper men dispute dippar hold under fourteen rents and a fourteen cent price. Producers claim a fair price while consumers, including a major U S buyer, quietly accumulate all copper possible without affecting prices. Large stockpiles range from 300,000 to 1,000,100 pounds.
In Jackson Kentucky yesterday at a rural Cave Run schoolhouse three miles from town Mack Howard and James Yarreth fought a pistol duel over a card game. Both men were facially wounded and James Virex who was at his desk was shot in the abdomen. Civil authorities declined action and soldiers fetched two men who had fled into the countryside.
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