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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR note touts Cravennette rain coats as practical and protective. It raves about staying dry, avoiding failures, and a Viala Cont investment claim, though the text is fragmented and hard to parse for concrete details.
Fragmentary Ogden page item references coal firms like George Y. Fenkins and M.E. Jones Coal, district probate actions, family notices, and social events. Mentions Utah Light and Power, a widow’s claim, and upcoming community gatherings at Woodman Ball and Diglants grounds with dances, exhibitions, and church activities.
A fragmented OCR item notes Ogden Water Works billing and service hours, mentioning a scheduled window from 2 to 6. The readable portion references billing details and weekly timing, with unclear names and entities due to transcription errors.
Detective Pender has a list of suspects in coal theft from the Oregon Short Line Railroad near West Ogden. A local inquiry shows several offenders identified with strong evidence, and prosecutions are expected to proceed in the coming winter.
The report notes several indictments by federal authorities against officials and associates in Illinois and nearby areas. It mentions deputy sheriffs, lawmen, and various defendants facing felony charges with bonds set around $900 per case. The text references cases tied to public corruption, mergers, and misdeeds in McGinleyy Vermiling and surrounding jurisdictions.
Madison March 6 The Wisconsin assembly approved a bill providing for 110000 to finance railroad ventures in the state. The measure, debated with no objections, was passed by a large majority without a word of dissent. New York March 6 The appellate division reversed a prior detainment in a case involving Hie special Leen and related custody issues.
A garbled report from the White House recounts tension in Washington as representatives clash over policy and a president weighs a Southern stance. The article mentions opposition figures urging action before departure from the capital and hints at shifting alliances and regional pressures shaping current events.
A majority union of bridge workers in Philadelphia and across the United States calls a stoppage on all Armorican and related bridge contracts. The walkout affects New York, Pittsburgh, Albany, Buffalo, and St. Louis, with thousands of sections tied to production and major contractors United Bridge and American Bridge Company.
The board discussed library policy and long term goals, inviting volunteers and educators to submit ideas. It outlined upcoming examinations for staff, a furniture grant, and contracts for shelving and binding, with committees formed and meetings adjourned to a holiday evening next week.
Chicago reports allege A-Tohn Townell and Alvan Lyons confessed to administering chloral to Tames Haward causing death years ago. Ansoph Mohr implicated, all charged with murder and held without bail pending hearings. Authorities move to recover the victim’s body to establish the cause as poisoning.
At a New York headquarters a dying man hears a voice he recognizes as Patyalman Salli Va on duty near a telephone box in Brooklyn. Police race to the scene and find a man dead under the box. The case involves Alfred Knap and a hidden body buried in Highlamt.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a sheriff sale in a place called Marvels 1808 with lines referencing street blocks, parcels, and directions. It mentions Ogden City Wooley View and Canaray Court, with unclear names and dates, and a plan of property boundaries and ownership stakes.
Fragmented OCR text shows Michigan Republicans in convention with Mary Q. aiming for unity. Detailing temporary chairman Ann Arbor’s official role, it cites Roosevelt praise and McKinley era policy, with delegates and speakers from Michigan clubs and allied states.
A report describes a burglary attempt where a person wearing male clothing aided another to break a window and enter a home. The intruder signalled the entry and helped take valuables, while a companion waited outside observing. The scene mentions fear and bodily harm as motives.
Fragmentary OCR describes Republican primaries with factions and potential nominees. Mentions Arnenie Stuart and MM. Hae Lia as rivals for mayor, with Mr. Shinnet as a party leader figure. References Justice Wil tou and a prominent merchant connected to the national committee.
A garbled report describes Burk Gogeran and Mirgh G-2fe journeying through the Middle East toward Aswan with varied health notes. The account mentions a stay in England, a voyage south, and a hoped improvement, though details are unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
Fragmented OCR text describes Shamrock III case with attorney statements about readiness. Mentions Belfast Solent New York and unnamed dates, with unclear claims of privacy and potential private closure.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Demantis of Machinists meeting at Chien Lise with a May deadline and seating arrangement mentioned. The readable text names a person likely Mirchth Phe and references a Jennihis ed May Tel. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions soliciting agreement on shop conditions and a value event. It references Foleo Sher eet and Macy Sathe shops, with indecipherable names and unclear actions. The text hints at an endorsed performance by a minor singing from an unnamed source, but details are unreadable.
A fragmented report outlines German officials and advisors discussing naval maintenance costs and ship allocations. The cabinet debates disclosure of detailed information while Admiralty Secretary von Tirpitz says the data given suffices. emphasis falls on foreign station vessels and the lag in battleship programs.
London March 6. King Edward’s Awoush, his majesty’s candidate for the Grand National steeplechase, was defeated today at Sandown by his stable companion Marpesca in a military gold exp at Sandown Park.
In Parliament a government proposal to raise the poll tax on Chinese from $100 to $500 sparked debate. The issue ties to Chinese and Japanese co mission rules and the broader immigration policy.
Fragmentary report notes Mr Yerkes holds present position and directions in London. It hints at debates over policy and control, with implied tension about leadership and future actions and a public response anticipated.
An OCR fragment details a May meeting with officers and attendees. The text is garbled, mentioning Moody and Payne and a plan related to a marriage and work, but the sequence is unclear. Names and events are partially legible, leaving the core action unspecified.
Fragmented OCR text shows street and civic notes with names and places scattered. The garbled lines mention New York, presiding figures, a railway, and a local movement, but no coherent event or outcome is clear. No specific date, location, or identifiable individuals form a complete report.
Telegraph notes Mhllusdelphis and Murch Grote Halley, a renowned figure in the whale station business, retires years ago after amassing fortunes. Portsmouth reports the new U S monitor Neville commissioned at the navy yard with Commander Toward in command. The Neville will stay about three weeks before joining the North Atlantic squadron coast defense division.
Judge Neely today weighed a motion to remove the Rock Island receivership suit to the federal court. The Cowie Trust Co of New York City presented documentary evidence for the federal jurisdiction question while the record awaits federal judges’ ruling.
A fragmented report notes a miners committee and operators debating adjournment while the Amitetsqu ard National Baseball Jeagues conclude sessions. It mentions Washington and colleagues, a Birla reference, and New York discussants, with focus on league matters and organizational movements.
An announcement states that Boomer Collins Coke works on the Kanawha have sold their entire hull sulright for 740000 to a company securing options on most conines along the Kanawha and New rivers. Washington officials travel to Thomasville for a brief visit as part of ongoing activities.
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