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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
2
An editor’s note from the Ogden office outlines submission limits and publishing terms for the Daily Standard. It states word limits of 200 per author and warns that moments may be published in full. The message emphasizes the role of Standard editor WM Glasham as editor and manager.
The Standardian announces no advertising agents outside Utah and requests advertisers to deal directly with the Ogden office or through reputable agencies. Communications should be sent to The Standard Publishing Co. Ogden Utah.
Fragmentary OCR recounts long Serbian struggles against Ottoman rule and internal dynastic murders. It details repeated uprisings, invasions, and the Obrenovich and Karageorgevich rises, including assassinations and shifts toward self rule amid foreign domination.
A fragmented report discusses submarine torpedo defenses and lightning disasters near Cherbatry France. It notes the Hamburg American liner Pyrat Bismarck passing the area, explosions in harbor waters, and a cautionary view of electrical hazards as dangerous undertakings at sea.
The May money metrics show Lia Country's currency in greater total than ever before. National bank note issues rose from 81,906,000 to 305,001,000 with a $7,821,000 May gain overshadowed by gold circulation holding steady. Current specie exports caused a mixing drain. per capita gain nears 20 million at population scale, suggesting inflationary pressures.
Stocks show sharp shrinkage in value across forty four railroads and thirty five industrials over the fortnight. Notable declines include Chicago and Northwestern and large drops in New York Central Southern Pacific and United States Steel as investors reassess capitalization and market demand. A movement in Richland Virginia seeks to renew a memorial for Patrick Henry at St John’s churchyard, with plans for a white marble monument modeled after Clay and a preparatory lodge forming.
Disjointed fragments report Philadelphia players purged of contempt of court after violating an injunction. The court deemed punishment deserved, but parties reached agreement to dismiss action, allowing resumed participation. Names appear garbled, with unclear dates and affiliations.
The record shows Hays indicted in Pittsburg on misdemeanor charges linked to the Moore incident. An elderly veteran, Moore, allegedly was disrupted by city workers and a surrounding county inquiry followed. The fragmentary report notes a county test and involvement of old soldiers.
In San Francisco on June 11 Federal Judge Dohaven named Henry Wadeworth receiver for Eppinger & Co. The move aims to clarify creditors’ positions and end the uncertainty. Attempts to seize wheat from Eppinger’s warehouse at Grackett by representatives of American National Bank and Monterey faced counteractions. a Daego with Bour thatia and sacks blocked the transfer, and a tea training order halted work.
Jane U At, president of the World Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, was reelected at today’s Geneva session. Lillian M. Stevens of Portland was named first vice president, and Clara Wright of Tolinda was chosen superintendent of the Young Women’s Department.
The Angie per the official statement denies reports in America claiming Queen Wilhelmina has a heart condition and plans to travel to Madeira or Calvo. No truth to the rumored double disease or timing.
Displaced by Romanian upheaval, Standard Oil delegates flee industry control efforts. They depart for New York via the holy way, seeking refuge as government opposition intensifies.
Fragmentary notes from IRON MARKET New York describe a pig iron production estimate. The May output appears as F740 Tats, with May figures linked to CCNY and unspecified dates. The handwriting is unclear and several words seem garbled or misread.
A long report outlines May steel and iron output, stockpiles, and imports. It notes increased May activity, weaker prices, lower foreign billet offers, and tests by import traders to secure lower second-half costs. A separate ruling confirms customs value for wire ciever tests on brokng rice at 1 14 cents per pound.
A correspondent recalls the risk of naming sources in German journalism, recounting how quoting Caprivi sparked a storm of abuse. He notes how German papers demand caution and how foggy recall and fear of retribution shaped overseas reporting during the Berlin crisis of 1840s.
A fragmentary caption mentions an oyster theme and the Fabien 14s with references to a pillar of the deep, signaling a nautical or maritime item or feature. The text is sparse but preserves naval or oceanic imagery.
A fragment describes young oysters growing on the ocean bed and their ecology. It notes how shells anchor, how shells and sponges surround them, and how whelks and periwinkles attach eggs to the oyster shells, depicting a curious underwater life.
A vivid reminiscence contrasts ritual pomp with the simple tapping of taps over a fallen soldier. The author recalls how the bugle call evokes tears, memories, and hopeful farewells across battlefields and post life, echoing a universal military rite.
An elderly woman questions a condemned man as he dodges a grim fate. The vic tim of circumstakes answers with deflection, noting a taller man in the adjacent cell who could be called upon. The fragment preserves a tough, streetwise Chicago tone.
A clipped quotation from the Chicago Record Herald notes doubt that one man can fill another’s shoes, balanced by a counterline that his hat might fall rather than the elder’s cure, revealing tonal ambiguity and editorial mood in a brief old-time remark.
A photographer notes twins photographed weeks apart reveal similar features but distinct expressions. He asserts facial individuality emerges under the camera, proving likeness is more than identical features. He cites further cases where doubling yields varied results despite shared mold.
New York trading opens with heavy selling and large blocks in motion as prices bounce near the previous close. Leaders such as St Paul Norfolk and Western and Southern Pacific show initial gains but quickly retreat, while bears push markets lower and later recover slightly. Cattle, hogs, and sheep quotes from Omaha and Chicago reflect mixed demand amid cautious trading, with notable activity in Atchison and Union Pacific.
A scrambled note references bills AB 48705 and AB700 for demand and a code S$L6d7h64 8480 for sixty days. It lists posted rates Go 818 and 4.88, mentions a commercial bill and a Mexican holiday, and includes stray figures such as 41 and 62 1-2. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or event.
Wheat futures and cash grain prices listed for Chicago on June 11 include July and September contracts with varied bid quotes. Additional notes mention old crop values, commodity trading terms, and tabulated figures for No. 2 red, No. 1 hard winter, and No. 3 spring wheat alongside rye and flax prices.
Furnished by Ogders Brokerage shows varied stock quotes across railroads metals and utilities. Entries include Atchison common and preferred shares, Metropolitan, Illinois Central, New York Central, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Western Union, St Paul and other names with mixed up values and fractions.
In a disorderly confrontation Fuad and Latah's brother Bot Inty clash with 80 men led by Holbein's cohort near Was a8 Rood. The fight escalates tearing the tabla and enmity grows as combatants topple and Shupely Huaitt sustains a black eye. Talfourd offers aid and claims no concern beyond betrayed ideals.
Fragmented essay-like text ponders how true life reflects the past and future through human expressions. Quoting Ruskin, it argues that wings should spread sunbeams to all, filling rooms with brighter presence and lifting spirits across ages and genders.
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