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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
3
Fryer's sale leads with civic notices and local ads
Fragmented OCR list shows Fryer's store promotions and assorted community notes. Mentions candy sales, memorial services, Japanese art lessons, market prices, and upcoming events at Tester park with scattered names and addresses, including Fryer's, Ogden firms, and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tester Park
Lerserrow
Rat
McCain
Annual Weber Stake Priesthood Reunion Attended by Church Leaders
A Weber Stake Priesthood annual reunion is held at the Fifth Ward Meeting House with Joseph F Smith and many Salt Lake officials in attendance. The event features a candle banquet, decor, and a large program, with leaders and choir in attendance. The gathering includes talks by Joseph F Smith, Anthony Lind, and Reed Smoot, followed by handshakes and continued festivities at the institute hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Stake
Hell
Was & Moat
Lorenzo Snow
Re Union
Joseph, Smith
Anthea Jewd
Kelly
Boxelder Stake
John Smith
Apostles
Woodrul
Rndger Clawson
Reed Sinpoé
Hyrum Smith
Wixer
High Council
Mutual Improvement Societies
Simday School
East Iake
Nebernacle
Joseph Ballantyne
Joseph Smith
Shurtlff
I. W.shurtliff
Weltone
Dik Liu
Joseph —¥. Smith
Anthony Lind
Reed Smoot
Flyzare
Middiegon
Tabernacle Choir
Joseph
K. AV. Shortlitt
N.C. Flyar
Misa Middleton
Manie Stony Word
Institute Hall
Railroad engineer J N Nevin dies suddenly in Wells
J N Nevin, a veteran railroad locomotive engineer born in Bristol Wisconsin thirty four years ago, died suddenly near Wells after a brief illness. He leaves a son Roy, two brothers, three sisters, and a widow. Funeral arrangements to be announced as community sorrow spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Bristol
Wilugis
Akoni
Terrace
Utah
da Wells
Mdith
Roy
J.T. Nevin
Charles Tass
Yorington
Inwa
L. Ke
San Francisco
Rela
Orphins and Dames Ul, Nevin Alot
Winging
Peterson Lindsay Case Hearing In Municipal Court
Testimony continues this afternoon in the Peterson Lindsay case at the Municipal Court. Crandall, a hotel night clerk, testified that on March 16 Peterson came to the hotel and waited for a man registering in the name Paterson and wife but did not register in the same room with Miss Lindsay. Walter Lindsay, father of the defendant, testified that the witness’s account varied and that he doubts the daughter’s involvement, while a physician said the woman was ill during the stay. County Attorney Olson and State’s Attorney Iwan? handle the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neils Peterson
Hulda Lindsay
Miss Lindsay
Peterson
Walter Lindsay
Lbul
Heleve
Yegard
Ramur
Beterson
Olenson
Dufen
Iulaniski
Cave Up His Seat On Fire Avenue Tragic Fall
A man on a fire avenue slipped from a railing after a bystander rental incident and clothing snag led to a fatal fall. Police investigated as witnesses described the instant tragedy and the ensuing inquiry.
Postmaster Payne Attends Wedding in Cleveland
Postmaster Payne Washington Tine with Postmaster General Dajyne? attended the Lanna NeCuimick wedding in Cleveland today. Reporters asked about Mr Rand and his papers, noting three months of a contested situation in his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tine
Dajyne
Cleveland
Pang
Waa
Rand
Explosion in Brooklyn Leaves Two Burned Walkers
A blast in Brooklyn injured Mary Truely, 84, and her daughter aged seven months according to fragmentary reports. Both women were badly burned, with witnesses saying they leaped into the street to escape the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Mary Truely
Lightning Strikes School House Causing Heavy Injuries
A lightning strike shattered the district school chimney causing a fire and smoke that ran through the building. Several students and a few attending visitors suffered serious injuries while about twenty five pupils were rendered unconscious. responders rushed to the scene as rescue efforts began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huosick
Fenchre
Nna
de Iors
Wife Poisoner Rowker Cleared of Murder Charge
June 12 Rudolph Baird was tried for murdering his wife with poison and found not guilty by the jury, then discharged. The case concluded with an acquittal and the defendant free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowker
Coto
Rudolph Baird
Way
Refunds Paid by Ratlroads Open Inquiry Lingers
New York June 12 The investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into WR Hearst's complaint against the r a ilroads continued today. Marshall a local coal dealer submitted a table showing the refund fund paid to his firm by the Lehigh Valley road when coal prices rose to allow dealers to profit and pay full refunds he said had been on March 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
WR. Hearst
We. OR. Marshall
Lehigh Valey
Unclear excerpts report cold in Kentucky and a Powder Plant Explosion
A fragmentary early 20th century report notes frost in Kentucky the old record here and an explosion at Weldy Cowder company near Monterey Pennsylvania two men died one missing several injured. The blast caused glass to break across Monroeville and tremors felt in nearby streets with factory damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
Weldy — Cowder Company
Monterey
Denver market notes on varied items and packs
Fragmented OCR reading from a Denver page lists several strange items and pricings including references to feeders, bats, a blend product, packers, and a few cryptic codes like H3.05G and 0.00. The readable text lacks coherent events or names and reads as catalog fragments with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
True
Lara
Sarar
Ancient stone theaters and Roman stage history revived in brief
The article surveys ancient theaters from Rome and Italian towns, noting Rome’s late adoption of stone venues and early use of wooden stages. It mentions censors, moral concerns, and the vast stone theater at Pompey, with details on seating and design, plus a tangent on ancient preferences for Greek customs versus Roman limits. It ends with a short piece on hygienic living, purity of water food and thoughts as essential to well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Haute
Carebellus
Stipio Nuseia
Rome
Stiplo
Senate
Republic
Maamitng Senucus
G&on
Rowe
Seanly
Mylene
Corto
Pompey
Mint Cetta
Angvatus
Mrnreeties
Balbus
Cincinnati
When Pens Were First Used in Writing
The article discusses early writing implements, noting that quill pens were common but later replaced. It cites terms like pen na and quill as not universally found in older works and mentions an earlier designation ctl mus for the vehicle transferring ink to parchment. It references Burrage and Steel pond fret as early contributors, with gold pens appearing around 1825.
Feepinitoun Ad Arizer Testa Spit Tale
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled dialogue with lines about a party and personal questions. Mentions Washington Stor and references to time after a party. Hard to extract clear entities or events from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna
Pinkley
Washington Stor
Toad Tall and Parrott Tale Confuses Cleveland Crowd
A fragmented clipping features garbled dialogue about Toad Tall Henry and Parrott, with references to Cleveland and Peale. The readable lines hint at a quirky exchange and public interest but lack coherent context or clear actions. The piece reads as a damaged historical note with limited verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toad Tall
Henry
Gia Ulatavion
Yuna
Cleveland
Successor to Caldwell TS Judge Hook of Kansas
Leavenworth Kansas June 19 William Hook of Leavenworth is selected as successor to Judge Caldwell in the Eighth district. Hook, a district judge, has been the candidate since Caldwell announced retirement after reaching the age limit. Hook was born in Waynesboro 1881 and educated at Leavenworth High School and St. Louis Law School, later appointed United States District Judge for the district of Kansas by President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell TS
Hook
Kansas
Washington
William 1 Hook
Leavenworth
Kan
Caldwell
Cather Tok
Taige Calawell
Tayo
William
Sook'ivas
Unibet’ States Distrindge
Kanéus
McKinley
Tlook
Wayneshirl
Wat
Lestdaworth High School
Louis Faw
Well Known Writer Defends Queen Draga
London December 12 Herbert Vivian, a renowned traveler and author, argues against believing a crime tainted by Servian nation. He cites conversations with many classes, praising Queen Draga’s unfailing humor and her perceived influence on affairs at Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Draga
London
Herbert Vivian
Queen Drage
Inna
Winny Yast
An¢ridia
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Fred.m. Nye
TRE Clothier
Carr’s Drug Storé
Wehathur
Dom
Fryers
Benator A. C
Provo
Cindy Sale
Fryer’s
Tomorroyy
McMillan
Jean
Raymund
New
Africana
al Bry
Neslin
Salt Lake
Wna
Rowan & Co
John 8. Critehlow
Dhe
Long- Ah
Ogden
Sunsen & Tohnsoneare
Barrow
Sowthiell
Tive Points
Ike Armor Market
Lecul
Nean
Sutunday
Thomas. Hall
Shacp
Bikini
Rotary
Ahie Frappe
Fryer’s. Mamipacks
Ogden Furniture & Garpe
Ogten Steam Laundry Cos
Eryonoce
Za Tomas
Vawust
Myrden
Hy Taoks
York
Dink
Nadenhnig
Moobitea G Co
Joseph F. Smith
Fifth Ward
Bousttitus
Heven
Wells, Nev
Peery Bros
Lindsay Case
Ouly Ong
Cave
His
Roman
Flu Street
Payne
Regdrai
Lightning Strugk A
Baird
Ratlroads
Kentucky
Ievile
Brandwig
Wealhy Wallerbees
Ae Siower
Epliniens
McGee
Bombay
Children’s Summer Union
Butterick
Ques Draga
Alexander
Janntry
Hove
Teho Lean
Belgrade
Des Moines Life Insurance Co
Des Moines, Iowa
C. E. Rawson
J. L. Herrick
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