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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
2
The Standard reports a rapid fall in lake levels over recent weeks. Water near Antelope Island has receded to expose large shorelines and hinder navigation, with projections of continued declines due to irrigation diversions and climate factors.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls General George Custer and the Seventh Cavalry at the Little Big Horn in Montana. It notes the massacre of Custer and nearly 800 soldiers, misjudgment of Sioux strength, and the ensuing brutal battle as a defining Civil War era fighter. The piece also references a distant, undeveloped frontier near Ogden where plains Indians and lone white trappers lived.
The Socialists emerge as the strongest political force in Germany, polling more votes than any other party and expanding their representation. Despite government resistance and opposition from imperialists, agrarians and center groups, Socialist delegations grow in major cities, signaling a shift toward republican ideas and challenging the divine right of kings.
In a fragmented morning report from The Herald, unclear notes mention a fall and a heavy downpour last winter and spring. The text references a tower near Bronk Gh Lake and various cryptic formations, with incomplete names and dates, making exact details uncertain.
A British consular report from Canton notes sharp growth in American flour sent to China and nearby ports. Exports to Hong Kong jumped from 457,400 barrels in 1892 to 1,399,803 in 1902, while China totals rose to 60,140 barrels. Combined exports to China, Hong Kong, and British China reached 3,549,082 barrels in 1902, up over 200 percent from earlier years, with dollar values rising correspondingly amid broader shipments to Asian markets.
The fragmentary text hints at wartime import difficulties and unusual Lutal quantity issues during a season. It mentions tight imports due to disruption in the war period and references 1001 during the war period, suggesting limited supply and altered availability across that era.
A night of violent clashes in Wilmington Delaware between a roughly 200 strong black crowd and about twenty white men led to street fighting on Ninth Street. Police, led by Captain Divans and Sergeant McDermott, restored order after exchanges of gunfire and the arrest of two black men Leander Moora and Joseph Shockley. One white man Abe ingro and James Mer cer were wounded, Mer cer severely. A black man William Cromer was shot in the stomach and hospitalized in serious condition. Leaders claimed abuse and vowed not to submit despite the lynching of a Black man named White.
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An aging farmer hatches a plan to keep his son tied to the farm, but on his birthday the youth asserts his plan to strike out in the world. The father blocks him with chores and snubs his departure, insisting the son stay and work in the potato patch.
The Reed reports arrivals from multiple cities including Park City, Butte, Salt Lake City, Denver, Paris and New York. Names include Geo J Brazier J W Rouklidge E F Dyer D H Sones J R Shep ard Alfred Budge Major A H Morgan Mrs A H Morgan O Groshell W D Rider H Bryan Warren T Wall G Wilkinson B K Lach among others.
Fragmented OCR lists various small household items with prices such as Pain Table Numblers Tumblers for xue 6 for 260 Thin Blown tumblers 6 for 0c Brown Bell Top Tumblers 0 for Jelly Lumblees 5 with 40c Mason's Jar Caps 30c Best dar Rubbers per dozen br 5 double sheets Sticky Vly Paper for.
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