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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
3
The readable lines show a cluttered OCR page with notices and ads. Mentions include licenses, fish markets, court references, and local business names like Mack and Co. Financial and public notices mix with classifieds and personal items, all in a period newspaper tone but heavily garbled.
Arrested pair William Wilson and Robert Taler faced arraignment as minor cases were heard by Judge Nowell. Several defendants appeared for preliminary hearings with statements and pleas, while others were sworn in and adjusted on the morning docket.
In a September decision Judge Max Davidson held Munsey guilty of contempt of court for plotting to bar import of cigars via a scheme involving forged samples and deceptive labeling. The ruling imposes a fine of 8400 and orders further penalties as the case moves through the district court with attorneys Allen, Cattins, and Haga Honed acting for the defense.
In March in New York, Secretary Shaw, Acting Treasurer Dinnnz, and Radhey Mayler confer on customs procedure details and a division issue. The exchange covers questions of interest and a potential relocation in light of travel plans toward a southern trip, with limited opinion offered.
A dense, garbled roster lists numerous names and places including Gydon Wisconsin and March Ath. The fragment references Letbora training and a long string of individuals such as Bay Meangor, Carries Manna Mla, Soliday Madely Seva Mind Madgers, and many others, suggesting a local society or club directory with scattered dates and affiliations.
A late morning death at a Salt Lake City residence is under investigation. Col Phnrelengen, long a manager at Big Dylon Woolen Mills, appears at the center of a struggle between medicines and accidental overdose. Dr Dickson was summoned as examiners review the scene and evidence.
Disjointed OCR recount of naval loss near Punta Saniings with several vessels and passengers reported dead or missing. Mentions American steamer crews and a collision affecting multiple ships. Details unclear, many names garbled, but fatal losses indicated and some survivors landed.
An unknown woman guided a runaway horse through Fifth Avenue in New York City, saving a driver and passenger who were injured. The incident ended when a crowd restrained the horse. authorities pursued details but the rider's name remains undisclosed.
Sanitary Inspector Power orders quarantine of a deaf school after several suspected throat infections and one diphtheria case. The institution is placed under sanitary control to prevent spread and protect students and staff.
Railway chatter reports Sentamanter P B Rowlands of the Southern Pacific visiting Bidahl Day V M diabits and others in Ogden. Mentions memphis area work, Lake Nas field, and a survey for Malad Valley. Bear River valley residents seek right of way and higher dam prices amid railroad push and local inducements.
Police capture Lieburgh, accused of robbing a city cathedral image adorned with a 1 carat diamond valued at 29000 dollars and 79 other gems. The thief is the son of a priest and gained citizen status during the incident. It was not his first offense.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Chamberlain in Madeira and Madison with New York ties. The text hints at satisfaction with a tour, promises and future expectations, but details are garbled and unclear.
The stockholders of Manchester Mills voted to adopt a plan proposed by Jefferson Coolidge of Hoxtow to purchase the company’s property for $2,000,000. The vote coincides with a forthcoming meeting on Tuesday, March 11, as announced in the notice.
Readable text reports five boys injured while handling dynamite in Takaka Ny Yi Mazel and others sustained lacerations and burns from an explosion three boys suffered more severe injuries including internal damage and amputations, authorities listed names such as Minty Chorliz and John Keerin in the chaotic incident.
A train collision occurred on Rock Island Road near Limon Colorado last night. Engineer Davis and other crew are reported injured as a locomotive derailed after a switch failure while attempting to stop the train.
A fragmentary New York notice outlines alleged misconduct within the Metropolitan Street Railway. The document cites inquiries, denials, and financial concerns, mentioning executives, a principal witness, and a board investigation with uncertain conclusions.
An advertisement extols S S S as a vegetable blood purifier and tonic to cure skin eruptions and broken skin by cleansing the blood. It claims external cosmetics only mask flaws, while true restoration comes from removing toxins. Includes testimonials and offers a free illustrated book from The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta GA.
A damaged passage quotes a spokesman denying unscrupulous distortion of figures in a report. The speaker claims the figures were manipulated to discredit the company and threaten stockholders. He offers no detailed comment beyond defending the company’s position and general disclosure.
Amusement notices describe Lincoln J Core presenting latest plays on Thursday the 12th for the first time. The chorus offers a sensational comedy drama aimed at theboiler class with bright up to date humor and startling situations. Scenic mechanical and electrical effects are praised as superior to prior productions. Gardner leads the troupe and will perform ballads, drawing attention nationwide.
An OCR fragment reports student and public concerns about a Patel medicine claim and an election with accusations of deception. It mentions Stanford signs, a local drug store, and a muddled message attributed to Ogden, Utah in May. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or dates.
The anal meeting at the Weber iGo Fair association will be held in the romudy court here at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 13, 1908. We desire all dues holders to pay up before then and by then at the meeting. Preston Blair, president, Q. Mf. Rimyon, secretary.
W 8 Kilgore announces that Taye has purchased the Hegle saloon and will welcome farmer patrons and many others to the venue, inviting public notice and patronage.
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