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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
3
The clipping lists random references to shops, markets, and social happenings in Los Angeles and Ogden areas. It mentions vendors, exhibitions, dances, theatre events, and arrests, with names like May Wadsworth and David Ge v. The fragmentary text hints at a busy civic page with sales, visits, and public notices across multiple locales.
Fragmented notes describe a Wednesday evening event with names like Mik vente and May Canfield. reports mention a terror attack and social gatherings. Details are unclear but reference a public supper, lectures, and a procession concerning ancient cities and geography, with Provo figures and local groups referenced.
A garbled ad lists items for sale including a range and various kitchen goods. The readable bits mention quantities and an address 50 24K street, with several misspelled terms obscuring specifics. The fragmentary notice mirrors a local classified style with unclear item details and contact.
Fragmented notes describe Union Pacific Bennaton, Oxden, and Ogden areas with talk of new works between Marg a and Belay Cuile. Mention of weather hampering operations, payroll figures around six million, and plans for a large irrigation and freight project, with quotes attributed to managers and officials about timelines and costs.
Incoherent fragmentary text references Democrats and treaties. Mentions Washington and Arkansas, and a debate over patios and a domestic question. Hard to extract clear names, dates, or outcomes from the damaged notes.
A fragmented report from Cotlun New York describes a morning opening and a sudden rally in equities. The text references a “Twit clique” and mentions fluctuating values like 701 points and 980 for May, with confusion over names and details.
An industrial accident left the foreman badly hurt as a lifting crane or machine crushed his hip and lower body. Medical staff at Ogden reported internal injuries and uncertain prognosis as investigators began reviewing the incident and hospital care for the injured man.
Rough OCR reads of a chaotic scene aboard a ship on the St Louis river. Debris and thrown utensils caused minor injuries to few crew members. A railing collapse and an ensuing melee left bystanders shaken but no one seriously hurt.
A warrant is issued for WC Munsell former chief clerk in the state auditor's office on charges of absconding with funds from the department. Special Investigator Schwoteherk, appointed by the governor, reports the audit unearths a shortage and names the suspect.
A freight train collision near Springfield injures a mother and two girls ages six and thirteen, killing another girl and fatally injuring two more. A boy is reported injured as the scene unfolds with onlookers and authorities detailing the wreck's consequences.
News reports rising labor tensions in Colorado amid threats of stoppages and shipments. Union leaders threaten action while officials promise to protect rights but anticipate disruptions to commerce and potential nationwide influence.
A garbled report from Idaho describes a night incident near Ye Rock, with several individuals involved. The text mentions L.A. Binity at Preston and Semit Alig, noting some are improving while one was hit. The details are unclear due to transcription errors, but the item records injuries and ongoing condition updates.
A convoluted report describes a crime scene with a bloodhound involved. The text mentions individuals named Mia Muieh Laney and Cory, a dogfight, a robbery plan, a fatal outcome, and injuries to a husband and wife. Details are garbled, but authorities indicate a dog unit action and an ongoing investigation.
A garbled historical fragment recounts Napoleon's famous handwriting difficulties and allied confusion over deciphering orders. It riffs on Waterlow and Grouchy amid battlefield misreadings, likening misinterpretation to a doomed maneuver and a lost campaign without clear, coherent notes.
A damaged excerpt mixes medical guidance with cultural anthropology. It touches on patient care tactics, nurse roles, and social behavior in conversations, then shifts to a note on historical religious practices in Britain and the spread of Christianity via missionary activity. The fragment cites London Lights and references early modern England.
A fragment advises on drying a wet umbrella to prevent paint damage and rust. It warns against leaving it open on the sill and recommends shaking out water and standing the umbrella on its handle to drain.
A fragmentary dialogue concerns buying a horse named Sotl with a pedigree, questioning its value. The text references Perkins and St. Pedigree, and hints at safety and summer pedigrees in Brooklyn Life, reflecting a muddled era chatter.
A fragmented dialogue shows a cheerful customer asking about beet flour and a traveler remarking he owes little, hinting at a joke about a bill and a river. The exchange reads like a rural humor line from a bygone era with a pun on a river name.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names and places, including dates and affiliations, with scattered references to individuals such as Dan Reber, Wea Winger, Mant pohions, and Leslie Lyte. The legible bits hint at wedding and death notices, regional surnames, and possible business or institutional associations from New York City and other locales.
London and New York trading opened with soft tones as large offerings dominated early activity. Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Canadian Pacific led declines while several major names, including Amalgamated and General Electric, saw losses. Bond yields steadied, but market nervousness persisted amid speculation and margin concerns.
Kansas City cattle and hog market receipts around 5 000 show strength with steers and heifers trading near 16 higher. Prices listed include calves 3.00 to 7.00, bulls around 2.85, hogs at about 5.40 for 5000 head, and Isaela packers at 7.10 to 5. East region reports mixed gains across calves, heifers, and wethers with values near 4.80 to 5.00 for certain categories.
Fragmented OCR text notes receipts and prices for various items and entities, including names like We and Tilly lager ales, To ge-Ruenith 1000, and Por Fong conman and stockera. The legible portions show monetary amounts such as 24062.80 and 7.008, with references to months and prices, but many words are garbled, leaving an unclear narrative.
A fragmentary Chicago market note from March lists various produce items and prices such as rye and burley tobacco, with numerous garbled words and stray numbers obscuring clear items or totals. No coherent trades or volumes emerge from the OCR snippet.
Fragmented notice from a local authority warns of changes to pension terms and property rights. It references a carded initiation, signatures by dealers, and an intention to withdraw certain provisions. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret, but indicates a formal legal action or notice tied to bonds and ownership.
An old passage extols the zest of cooking fish over a woodland fire. It describes applying salt, broiling on sticks, and watching the meat brown as hunger grows. The narrator imagines needing more than a single household’s rations to satisfy such appetite.
An Irish observer in a Scottish town encounters a gasometer near a gas works. A local man asks about the enormous cylinder, and the Irishman quips about a dinner kettle. The scene devolves into garbled dialogue and fragments suggesting a humorous miscommunication and stray lines.
A fragmentary OCR line shows garbled dialogue about a person named Croyy and a judge, with references to indigestion and competence. The readable bits are sparse and do not form a complete report or identifiable event.
A fragmentary note outlines a playful method to compare planet sizes using a sun as the 20 franc unit. Earth equals 1, Mars 2, Mercury 7, Uranus 90, Neptune 320, Saturn 1,840, Jupiter 6,800, and the sun 6,780,000, with a quoted dialogue on being engaged and postponed plans.
Fragmented text shows a playful exchange where a father and child speak of bedtime. The line suggests a gentle, humorous tone as a parent urges the child to sleep while the child responds with affection. The source presents a poetic or whimsical prose style with archaic phrasing.
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