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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented item mentions Cravenette rain coats and a fabric option, with garbled notes on waterproofing, weather readiness, and a weekly schedule. The readable parts imply a discussion of rain gear and a plan to prepare for rainy days, though many words are unintelligible.
An extended OCR snippet lists varied local notices and ads. Mentions May and grain prices, irrigation discussion by Weber county farmers, sale and display details, Camille screening, and upcoming events. Notes on residents traveling, market items, and a church schedule appear among the clutter.
War veterans of Mutippinw gather in a public space to honor fallen comrades. The scene describes their somber vigil and hopes shared by attendees that medical care and support will reach fellow soldiers in need.
A joint committee arrives at the State Industrial School to begin an investigation this afternoon. Trustees hire two attorneys to aid the inquiry as senators and house members, led by Senator Homalon, prepare a formal examination plan and secure transport from Palb Lake. The investigation, led by Chairman Homalon, aims to assess the school’s operations with support staff assigned to oversee arrangements.
A fragmented theatre page lauds Wibitted Roberts in the title role and a notable summer production at the Grand noting Wetves talent. It praises the cast including Tina, lewis and Bon bh for strong performances and entertaining staging. The piece mentions a Concert Hall event and the mix of praise for the acting and orchestral accompaniments.
Two hold-up suspects, William Waton and Robert Liam, are arrested after a robbery in Ball Navy City. Victim Mary Dickey identified the assailants. Watson confessed at the station while Liam denied the crime. investigators traced the pair to a scene near the southern part of the city before the arrest.
A garbled report describes a Union Transit crew at Pontern station and ongoing extensive work on railroad bridges. Conductor Diamond is temporarily transferred. trains are routed to William and Goden and Heavillyan areas.
Police interrogate a London Ontario woman amid a high level inquiry. Detective Core and Supt Bull lead the questioning as a haemorrhized sequence unfolds. The suspect resists details, a habeas corpus petition is discussed, and Mrs Fennerly seeks release while investigators search for a motive and missing links.
Telegraphed notes report Sheriff Bruce of Missouri facing reprisals and a forthcoming court case. Prisoners are to be transported, with Morley mentioned as a key figure. A Vilcot? insurance claim relates to a bank garnishment and a company plan unfolds amid ongoing labor commission updates.
Salt Lake City March 7 Senator Kiesel disapproved a proposed irrigation area appropriation of 0,000 and urged a substitute totaling 84,000 to raise Cylons pra parti. The governor’s support and party lines are mentioned as influencing approval, with emphasis on Kiesel’s persistent individual efforts amid a broader legislative debate.
Real estate transfers listed with Ellis County Recorder include TE W Dunning to Frank L Boot and others in River Turk addition lots 1 to 16 block 12. Park north quarter 16 township 6 North Range Annex. consideration listed. Clarilla A Browning and Slaplen A Browning and others to Stephen A Browning and wife Patrick Sung in parks northwest quarter Colvin 15 township 6 North Range 1 West. consideration $50.
The United Mine Workers discussed the Thinois Coal Operators Association ultimatum at Springfold, Indiana. Operators threatened to halt further joint conferences if a settlement is not reached by tonight, raising questions about wage rents and the proposed agreement.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple religious services and gatherings. Entries mention First Presbyterian Church Morning service with a seven o clock topic Beauty for Always. Evening service and Sunday school. German Evangelical and Swedish Lutheran churches with services and activities. Church of the Good Shepherd schedule. Methodist Church Sunday preaching and class meeting. pastor names include Gh Ay iminee and Konig Tetgney.
Fragmentary report mentions a steamer Senator and submerged areas near Bayon Sura. Vague references to delays, stock safety, and authorities in Vicks Verdine. No clear names, dates, or locations fully readable.
Chicago reports Misch Graciie Sinwayt won the nomination over Bohn M Thor Inn at the Republican convention. The result shifts local power as Sinwayt secures the party backing for the upcoming races.
The North River tunnels near completion face delays as officials note the tunnel is 18 feet in diameter and two tubes will carry traffic in one direction. Officials expect the main river tunnel to open by early fall, with interlinking communication and ventilation systems to be finalized later, delaying full passenger service until spring coastal states.
Auction at Ada Iolnin's collection in New York realized total 3285 dollars with prices lower than prior day. Several items including Montish tapestry and Dronghe Shin piece sold for notable sums while others were paid to various parties. sale to conclude this afternoon.
A group of women in York organized an athletic club with Newport Mint and Arts affiliations. The club plans exclusive membership and will meet in a refined East avenue district near Technova and Shey, at Forty-fifth Street. Athletics among elites has grown popular in recent events.
A garbled list of arrivals mentions names like Salt Lake City figures Geo. W. Peaking and various New York locations. The fragmentary text shows many personal names, places such as Salt Lake and New York, and scattered affiliations, giving a rough sense of a crowded arrival ledger or social note.
London dispatch reports the ameer of Afghanistan has divorced all but four of his wives and orders that no subject may have more than four wives. The proclamation threatens brutal punishment for violations and enforces strict social control, including penalties for hoarding grain and withholding basic subsistence.
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