30 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports grand jury indictments in a post office corruption case. Angai Wy Machen faces conspiracy charges tied to forged funds and altered records. authorities probe connections to Lorene Ot Tula and related officials.
Druggists pledge a money refund if VAMC OLNIMIENT fails to cure ringworm and skin diseases such as tetter ulcers sorea and blackheads. Available for 50 cents.
Dr George G Sitkos of Salt Lake heads 17 inspectors to dip sheep along the Misapuzi river region of Wyoming. Dr Wickox Haggens of Rawlins notes 7H percent of Wyoming sheep affected, a rate similar to other states, despite Wyoming’s historic healthy flock record.
A Chicago dispatch reports a raid on a Lindsay Ohio saloon after a Sunday closing law violation. Police Chief Kramer and Captain Roth were shot at. Kippen or Kippen and others fired from inside as officers surrounded the premises. One suspect later surrendered and faced charges for shouting with intent to kill.
A crowded Chicago line struck a freight train at Archer Avenue and Forty-seventh Street early today. Two passengers were killed and many injured as the trolley car toppled into the collision site. several crew and witnesses were severely hurt. The wreck caused debris and collapsed wood, with emergency crews responding as police were alerted. Several named passengers and the crew suffered serious injuries, including broken limbs and crush injuries.
The text presents a garbled report with unclear人物 and actions, mentioning attacks and a homicide. Numerous names, places, and terms are corrupted, hindering a clear reconstruction of the event or involved parties.
A garbled OCR type fragment describes a landslide near Quray and Calo with mentions of 3,000 feet, tram, silver crock, and Roveahia between Camp Hirdauings. It notes a top section broke off and another section separated, possibly from a deep pin, but concludes no damage results.
In Pavia on June 30 Thunis Marehall and Stoliertx of the Beolk Guards, along with Mra Mulph Vivian and Roberts of New York, were aboard a motorboat trip from Tauris to London when a collision occurred. A fatal accident followed despite efforts to aid. The victims included Irene Mivtay, who had been married in London on May 23. Local reports describe a disastrous voyage with a wide hull and trawl gear evident on the motor sat, marking a grim outcome for the voyage.
London reports that the Italian government, noting the pope's improving health, has ordered two regiments to prepare for any eventuality. Troops will guard routes to the Vatican and maintain order, blocking disturbances during the conclave. A Vatican death could trigger a guard cordon to protect liberty and valuables, as in earlier interregnum events.
A torrential June 30 downpour drenched New York and nearby areas causing widespread street flooding in Greater New York. Water rose four to five feet in some blocks trapping residents, with damage expected to be extensive and several areas struck by lightning or hail. In Brooklyn and Manhattan rivers of water overwhelmed streets, flooding homes and hindering transportation.
Secretary Moody responds to inquiries about Emperor Wilhelmine’s inspection of the battleship Evassango. The Navy confirms the inspection is standard courtesy toward a friendly nation and finds no criticism from responsible officials. Rear Admiral Taylor notes the event as courteous attention by the Emperor.
A dated testimonial style advertisement touts Peruna as a universal remedy. It cites cases of catarrh and stomach trouble, praising Peruna for transforming Mrs. Gaston’s three-year illness, restoring weight and capability after other doctors failed. Letters urge readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium.
An 1800s style advertisement touts a non narcotic Pile Cure named Tila Cure as a universal remedy. It presents testimonials from Dr L Griffin J T Teout and others, claiming past cures and widespread druggist endorsements. The piece emphasizes lack of mercury or opiates and lists multiple druggist locations.
A fragment discusses a travel route from Denver to the West with promises of a quick and cheap trip. It claims extensive knowledge from twenty years in business and advertises superior service, urging readers to choose Burlington as the best option for the journey.
The listing shows departures and connections for trains to Butte Portland Pocatello Montpelier and Salt Lake City with times like 11 23 pm and 10 59 pm. It notes a variety of numbered trains and routes including Valley lines and intercity service.
Fragmented OCR describes train routes including Salt Lake City, lines to Denver New York and Boston via Colombo, with free reclining chair cars and dining service. Mentions noon departures and connections, general agent, and immediate trains between Op den and Salt Lake.
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