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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1903
Page
3
A jumble of names, shops, and notices provides a snapshot of a late era city market. Entries mention doctors, meat markets, coal and ice vendors, a furniture dealer, a drug store with late hours, and a weather or travel related remark. Several personal names, business lines, and places appear in scattered fashion, with references to streets, counties, and currency.
Banting from 9 to M Aniesion 2h conte. Voor Sodi Clark of the Chicago University will lecture on fallaseligy Aulijoolics. The interpretation of later dates and topics appears. Mya H. MaGiney announced a birth of a baby girl Saturday. Clark will speak on interpretation of literature and related topics. Hospital and academy notices mention upcoming lectures and schedules with dates in March and May.
Clark plans to travel to Helena and then to California with Team Gace for training. Fred Clink, once a popular figure, prepares to move from Ogden to Telonn in Montana, seeking opportunities with Chi sig Tedah fast. The article notes Clark Woolklated’s alleged signing and expected return, while uncertain details cloud the narrative.
George Timmerman changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a gambling case and awaits sentencing Wednesday at nine. Other defendants include wives, witnesses, and multiple named individuals linked to various charges. hearings and plea statuses were set for Wednesday with spectators and city officials present.
New York reports a sensational San Juan matter involving Captain Browne of the Puerto Rico squadron. His wife Mrs. Browne allegedly abducted their daughter and fled toward the United States with a friend. Police pursued aboard the steamer and a warrant was sought for kidnapping as the ship reached New York.
Saturday's pay car trip marked the end of the Wyoming division checks and a return to the old payment system. Superintendent W. Y. Park confirmed ongoing assignments, with Wood remaining assistant superintendent in this district. Checks will be mailed via the agent at Ogden, affecting Windridge and building departments along the line.
Charles Reed claims the property on Tower 35th Street is his despite a mortgage held by others who later transferred title. Reed and Smyth confront each other after Reed alleges no equity while Smyth helps demolish a building behind the billboards. A complaint is sworn for assault and battery as the dispute unfolds with third parties continuing construction on the site.
The report describes a disturbance involving a highbinder group in Tarllavl Portland where authorities arrested Ah Wee Estress Wark and several others after a riot threatened violence. Police moved quickly Friday morning as investigations continue into the ties and motives of the participants.
A young woman in New York attempted suicide by hanging after a period of grief. Police investigated with Detective Slin and Dr. Helman noting she would have died within minutes without intervention.
An unclear, garbled text blends alleged charged trials with mentions of a fatal verdict, doctors, a Crauel Hotel incident, and Mississippi flood references. The piece mixes names, dates, and places in a distressed OCR pass, yielding a disjointed historical news fragment with no coherent narrative.
A Saturday evening reception in Pain City honored Dr Lyman Sheen recently returned from the east. Welcomes by Wood Carver Willard Carver Lyman Ikoon Sry and Bishop Cenryn W Hartine chaired by Ada Vauso Mina Malina Carven provided music. Dr Sherri Lin acid expressed thanks. Dr Skeene attended Virgin a i VAM and received Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. The last year he studied in Austria and Germany.
Fragmentary OCR shows a courtroom involving Mrs Burdick and Tennell with references to letters and alleged threats. Testimony includes Miss Lizzie Romance Pennell and others, noting violence rumors and divorce proceedings. proceedings proceed toward March with Burdick and related witnesses.
Prof Clark of the University of Chicago lectured in Ogden yesterday afternoon and is to return tomorrow morning. He stressed the need to cultivate a taste for good reading in children, arguing American youths lag behind German, French, and Swedish peers due to early schooling stops and poor book knowledge. He cited his works How to Teach Reading in the Public Schools and The Handbook of Reading.
A fragmented report describes quake shocks felt in multiple areas including northern Italy and nearby zones yesterday and today. The text mentions emotions and disrupted conditions among inhabitants, with references to a coastal region and surrounding cities.
Northbound passenger train on the Southern Highway left Ely midnight for Washington and was wrecked near Linville, Ga 40 miles north of Linville by a rock landslide. Engineer Ready Milles severely bruised and injured. Jarod and Lo Hrewian badly hurt. One unknown crewman injured, extensive damage and a large mass of rock blocked the track. Some passengers were injured.
Florence March 2 cremation of the remains of Charles G Luvalio a noted author and poet who died last Friday. The ceremony at the Tres pine crematory was attended by Mrs John Arvisan of Philadelphia and her husband among others. Ashes will be taken to the United States with those of the late Mr Luvalio.
Ad lists small craft items and fabrics including honeycomb folded borders in site 16 by 36 inches at seven cents each and large honey tomb towels with 24 by 45 inch borders. Also notes new gingham patterns with stripes checks and plaids, fast calots at seven cents per yard.
Chaos and confusion mark a protest scene in New York as speakers call for separation of the union and attack the Southern Pacific in a charged public gathering. The article details a tense sequence with unclear dialogue and disputed actions amid a broader labor movement context.
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