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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
8
A young girl was assaulted while milking near Ogden last Saturday. Sheriff Bailey launched an investigation after the victim, from a prominent family, described a masked assailant familiar with her routines. Detectives pursue leads as authorities work to identify the suspect and secure justice.
Sanitary Inspector reports a marked drop in contagious diseases in Ogden. No smallpox cases remain, while other illnesses trend downward. The past week added diphtheria one, measles one, and chickenpox one, totaling three new cases. Current quarantines include scarlet fever five, diphtheria two, measles two, and chickenpox one.
Civil actions filed in Municipal Court include Boyle Furniture Company versus Guthrie to recover 9.75 and fees. GW Perkins versus Moody for 12 in professional services. Verkes Lumber Co. versus Ti Paine J B Paine and George Paine to recover 100 on a promissory note. Barg Richard Hiwin versus T Rich versus Daniel Garrebb to recover 79 on a lending agreement.
Detective Pender arrested a Frenchman named Jawis Mortis last evening on suspicion of burglary. Mortis had a silver watch on his person, later identified by owner Charles Hensel as the watch stolen from a room at Bowlanger House near Krauch's store on Twenty-fifth Street Sunday night. Hensel, a lodger at Camp Ty, will testify against Mortis.
The article recalls King Oscar Var Everson and his Stockholm residence where a literary music room circle gathered including Countess Taub and Swedial composer. It notes Vallstrom’s death during Osci’s illness, a quoted defiant remark, and details a vast library with portraits and a shared custody of artifacts. The piece ends with the heir and Denmark marriage taking the books away.
A garbled OCR snippet from Chicago Tribune Morgid describes a tense breakfast scene at Mrs Biggleson’s home. A cousin named AA Lrewkfast rebukes a suitor and a family member insists on hospitality amid awkward dialogue and unclear actions.
A young Atlanta lawyer, famed in college as the best mathematician, presented a knotty number puzzle. He asked why the sum of two consecutive integers equals the difference of their squares, using numbers four and five as an example. Readers offered no explanation, seeking a clear why this identity holds universally.
A garbled account describes Mandaliy students and a long object found in a bag. The text mentions girls, a naval term, and a large item described as about nine feet long and heavy, but the passage is distorted and unclear.
A historic court column reports repeated vagrancy cases with mixed sentences. Jerry Lamey and others receive penalties ranging from fines to jail and forced city labor. Several defendants plead guilty or not guilty, with sentences of days and suspensions noted amid chaotic prose.
Fragmentary excerpt reflects Bancrofts meditation on nations and youth, praising moral power over war and the gradual renewal of institutions. It contrasts fallen empires with hope for improvement, noting every vanished era marks a rung toward attaining perfection.
A clipped anecdote explains what constitutes a gentleman. A hotel owner ejects a noisy guest, and the waiter defends the man as a perfect gentleman, saying he gave him two crowns to depart, illustrating the paradox of refined behavior amid disruption.
A cropped list of passengers or arrivals at Reed Station features many names and places such as San Francisco, New York, Cleveland, and Chicago. The fragment shows individuals like Aléx Field, Krauss, Cohen, and Thor among others, with various states and cities referenced in a scattered register of arrivals.
An old advertisement fragment questions medical efficacy of many herbs and tonics for piles. It includes claims of cures by a product named Pilea or Morivan and features endorsements by several doctors and druggists. The text warns against octive influence and cites testimonials from physicians in Los Angeles and the northwestern United States.
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