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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
2
The Standard's ad department faces disruption with outside advertising sales and internal reorganization. The notice mentions Ayer and business diversions, referencing Lisities Ouden and Uluky, signaling a shift in approaches to external advertising agencies.
Paramount Klooust, noted for his bold stage and musical performances in Cleveland, died in March in a incident filled with mixed recollections of courage and showmanship. He was admired for fearless delivery, and his career included leadership roles and controversial public statements tied to a tumultuous era of American history.
A long passage recalls Henry Ward Beecher and a Cleveland sermon, contrasting two careers and their legacies. It emphasizes honesty, faith, and endurance through sorrow, trial, and disappointment, promising restoration and comfort through religious conviction.
A fragmented report describes Weber County residents and neighboring communities facing a broad rail damages dispute. The piece centers on attorneys, county taxpayers, and potential jury action in Ogden, with rail line companies pressed to answer for alleged losses and the role of general counsel in pursuing multi-party claims.
General Funston awaits a formal assignment as the new head of a command in the western theater. The Secretary of War aims to clarify information on civilian sites on military reservations and the size of forces required for policing operations. Work on possible civilian occupation and eventual downsizing of posts continues, with officials weighing implications for civilian use of former military land.
A patient died during surgery at a campus medical facility while students watched. Personnel wheeled the operating table from the clinic into another room, where the body was later moved for autopsy. The event drew witnesses who did not know the patient had died.
Denver fire marshals report a blaze in the Hinlburt Grocery block causing widespread damage. Total losses estimated at 144000 with Hinlburt Grocery alone at 050,000 value. other nearby shops damaged. Insurance coverage is noted but not specified. Witnesses and involved firms include Unosu of With, Sanderson and Soh, George Crater, Tubn D Howebygh, and Lolueen.
Washington March 11 Representatives Earnhardt of St Louis says the President will attend both the Republican and Democratic national conventions in St Louis this year. Bartholdt notes the options and attractions offered by the city and the arrangements for the reception and dedication events surrounding the expo in April.
Fragmentary report notes Mullah forces clash in Aden area with Somalis and Ethiopians amid British coordination. Mentions damages and shifting lines, unclear names, and ongoing resistance without clear outcome or dates.
J Garg and Morks headline a local Mich event with Chand Thien and Mare TL-Dan among participants. Crave Fhe Ion Yerrpay taverns noted errors in the text as teams faced the Wrhlges.
The readable text is garbled with stray words and names, mentioning New York and a ministerial reference, plus vague references to a plan or exhibition in London. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities emerge to form a meaningful summary.
An OCR fragment markets a patent stomach remedy named Wheeze or similar, claiming rapid relief for indigestion and dyspepsia with tonics and digestives. It warns of harmful ingredients yet promotes wonder tablets sold by agents, touting digestive benefits and appetite changes.
A fragment from a dusty page recounts a tale of a tribe guarding sacred iron, a ritual vision, and a father son secret that reveals iron as sacred. It finishes with a New York Telegram quip about a preacher’s line on Mrs Jones causing a ripple of amused titter.
A fragmentary OCR note records William Jutyera of New York City attempting to reach a Brooklyn address but being unfamiliar with the location. The text lacks full details or a clear outcome.
Excerpt discusses a stammering man asking directions, a misread insult, and advice about love and marriage. It reflects late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice, noting a doctor who cured him and warnings about rushing into first loves. It also includes a separate line about a 145 foot bend in wind and a safety aside.
In a brief classified notice an electrical shop advertises house wiring and bell and sign work as a specialty. It claims having chandeliers, shades, and supplies on hand and invites readers to come in and see what is available. The wording suggests a small local business promoting quick service and reasonable rates.
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