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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1903
Page
2
A jumbled OCR dump shows subscription terms for The Daily Standard, then broad economic figures for the United Kingdom Germany France and the United States, followed by chaotic narrative passages describing jail scenes, a deadly shootout, and escalating race riots amid social tensions.
The Randard announces no special advertising agent. all advertisers should deal directly with the Ogden Utah office or through a reputable agency. Communications to The Randard Publishing Co in Ogden Utah.
The Eleventh National Irrigation Congress opens in Ogden as officials outline the program. The discussions focus on transcontintental data, arid land reclamation, and delivering homes and farms while curbing costs. Delegates will examine preliminary work for expansive irrigation systems and the repayment of costs by beneficiaries over ten years.
A Department of Commerce and Labor report through the Bureau of Statistics analyzes world export trade growth for major nations over several years. It notes the United States, though fourth in 1870, surpassed earlier totals in many years and compares foreign and domestic exports across past decades with limited year data.
Amid volatile markets, investors weigh Brooks holdings and copper stock value. The New York World computes a dramatic drop from peak price, while Copper Trusts face dilution and high capitalization. The piece discusses market overvaluation, corporate absorption, and the risk of speculative profits over solid business value.
Reports detail a violent Danville riot with deaths and numerous injuries after a Saturday night clash. The article lists identified dead and wounded, rioters and victims, militia deployment, jail actions, and continuing unrest in Danville and nearby areas.
A group of about twenty five youths attempted to break into a building by a 35 foot light and two foot thick wall when a gasoline tank exploded injuring Marina Dinnetto fatally and wounding Louis Costa and others. Seven were captured after warnings, and several escaped across the channel near Manhattan.
A mob in Shreveport Louisiana killed 16 year old Jobin Dolan’s daughter after accusing her of witchcraft. Police reported the teen was dragged from a loft and hanged while a crowd fired shots into her body. Witnesses described a brutal, public act with the mob pressing for a confession.
In Jackson Kentucky July 87 an ambush led to the death of Thomas Gockrill as Lava shots struck James Gear and Taley Coldiran. Coldiran testified before a grand jury that Britton and Spiver would indict Jett for the killing while county officials pressed for his indictment.
A partial Stockton July 27 notice about a local merchant named Maring Din hetto in an inexact listing. The readable fragments reference a business item or action taken by a local firm and a date, with uncertainty about specifics.
Unclear telegram style report notes a train bound for Portland from Chiutuqua Assembly at Gladatons, three miles north of Terre, being halted after a deadly event. Authorities deployed a large police force. the train was escorted toward Portland with a guard.
An ex senator named Calleron states he left politics some time ago and offers a confusing remark about quitting and Sinnods. The statement reflects unclear intent and mixed signals, with references to personal history and unnamed associates, while commenting on quitting and public life.
Fragmented OCR reads like a market page item listing receipts, prices, and items such as blockers and froaters. Mentions totals around 41.006 425 and 2.885 with unclear names and places. Indicates a row at Weik Ave and references Fontan and Hoya-Rewipls.
The page lists diverse prices and items including sheep and lambs, western steers, cows and calves, hogs and pigs, and various stock market quotes. It includes commodity prices, grain terms, sugar and coffee notes, and railroad stock figures from multiple exchanges, reflecting a broad agricultural and financial snapshot.
Kansas City and Omaha market notes show cattle prices mixed with declines for some classes. Kansas City reports 11 000 head with widespread price ranges and weak to modest demand across steers cows heifers and calves. Omaha notes cattle at 2200 head steady to lower amid softer buyer activity and tentative sentiment.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous arrivals with names and places including D. E. Vainer Chicas Te Brock hage Gun Svabisco Martin Conlin Tess Vavide HE 3 Coleman Portland Ey Mdrich and wife Sapling Po 2B Mitchell Ghicago HY Taylor Balt Tako Reb Younfulb Lake J V Mainstomm Spt Lake A Anams Salt Tanke Alre 1 Creaby Centerville Na than Sobel New York Mrs Helen Troward Chicago We Jf Palmer and wife Terre Haat W Flynn New York Hall San Trancis Luther Chietga v He Edi engins In Yi Lawrence 70 Crostmane Sal Key Turner Walls Mes LeRoy Baker wife Ml Cllys Strs Soloman Cahbero Germany Gening Eat Take M Baird wife Chicago San Irancisco Brisnngar Chicago TD Chamberlin Evanston D McColly Denver PW Van Duzer South Reha N Semn Chicago
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