01 May 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
1
Multiple industries from laundry to steel and subway workers walked off today as nationwide labor unrest spread. Chicago, Omaha, and other cities report mass participation with employers contesting wage demands of 10 to 20 percent while some unions plan sympathy actions.
A Britt man, living north of Trish, was gagged and robbed of $4000 by masked robbers. An Express company agent, John Telurson, is under suspicion with authorities stating multiple packages were stolen and the crime possibly tied to a local lawn company. Investigators have scoured the area as they seek the culprits and motive.
In Cincinnati May the suit seeks to enjoin the Union Pacific voting blockade and the seating of southern Pacific, with stock held by Enion Yaofic. Appeal papers filed in the district court and an early date anticipated. Hearing delayed pending appeal from Judge Lurton’s ruling.
Report from Washington indicates direct cable communication between the United States and the Philippines will be established by the Fourth of July. Vice President Ward of the Pacific Cable company described extended talks with the secretary of the navy and the plan to time operations so Manila can receive a direct American cable by early July.
New York May 1 37 year old James Edward McMahon husband of Torner Volco daughter Daniel Ko McMahon was found murdered in the vestige of the lab in West block where he lived. Blood pools and footprints marked the scene. Police say three men may have attacked him around 4 o'clock. George Mixelise Anayer and Kennedy 24 were arrested on murder charges.
Fire and wreck disrupted the Little Miami division as a Baltimore and Ohio train derailed near Columbus. Several cars burned, passengers injured, and a brakeman leaped to safety. rescuers reported chaotic conditions as inmates fled the grain cars.
May 1 report from Matlla states Governor Chillus of Tat cinta inc e and no partly at vale hola 3 captured Bios, leader of the Philippine insurrection in Tazon area. Formerly a blacksmith from Nuyabas, he led a fanatical following and proclaimed himself prophet Leperot Luzon. Rebels swept to retreat while authorities pursue. Insurgents in Mindanao area near Camp Vigil attacked, but opposition expected to wane as government moves to quell unrest. Major General Javis travels to Benequet to confer with the governor on Moras governance. Insurgency and Misantis have collapsed. about 200 rebels surrendered and civilians return home.
An intelligent miner, McKenzie, recounts mine collapse experiences at Frank and his five companions being buried for over twelve hours. They tunneled through forty feet of debris to reach the surface, using improvised tools, surviving on scraps, and eventually escaping as water rose and danger intensified.
General Luke J. Tight, vice governor of the Philippines, arrived from San Francisco to a ceremonial welcome. A marine procession escorted him to the palace as crowds filled the streets with arches, flags, and decorations signaling the celebratory reception by the city.
A damaged OCR theater note reviews Sie Menry's appearance and audience reaction, noting crowd interest fluctuating across sets with references to Demulitally and Dante's visit, ending with renewed curiosity in the final revival.
Fragmentary note describes a gift from President Roosevelt with references to Detroit and Nevis. The Rev. Fyther Van Aptacery is mentioned as presenting this item. The text is highly garbled but indicates a ceremonial or literary costume associated with the presidency and a bearer delivering to a pine setting.
Fragmentary report recalls Henry Irving performing in Daly at Drory Lane theater. Audience reaction described with praise and support from friends, though full context and names are obscured by garbled OCR.
Reported robbery involves a Mexican train courier who looted a safe of about $42,000 before sharing the money with accomplices. Forty people were arrested with only roughly $11,000 recovered. the incident followed a scheme where a courier diverted the cash instead of taking the safe.
Fire on May 10 1900s devastated large areas in Idaho causing extensive property damage. Early reports say forest fires destroyed farms and buildings with large firefighting gangs deployed to control the blazes and protect remaining structures.
Severe fires swept through the Watsonville region destroying homes north and around the town, forcing evacuations. Flames extended along the railroad, with oil properties near Simpson and Wayhart reportedly destroyed. several rigs and large areas of farmland were engulfed as authorities feared further losses. Residents were rescued to safety as the blaze advanced, and reports indicated the town of Watsonville may have been wiped out by the flames.
King Edward reached Paris on May 1 and was met at the station by President Loubet. A military band played God Save the King as troops presented arms while the monarch wore a British field marshal's uniform.
General Nunes urged the Havana civil government to authorize tax stamps on patent medicines at sale rather than on receipt. The provincial council amended the medicine tax but doctors warn they will shut stores unless the tax is wholly certain.
A street car was smashed when a late Express train derailed the vehicle at a crossing near Huideedt Street. Six passengers were injured as the wooden car was torn apart. The motorman reported seeing the train too late and the crash ended the car’s run. Local officials investigate the cause.
A May 1 report from Naples notes that Angalian naval air forces have been ordered to operate in the Salonica area near So Ignis, signaling a strategic deployment in response to evolving tensions.
May 1 report details chaos in Tathora with over 2,000 shops damaged across Jewish quarters. Rioters struck banks and commercial houses while armed crowds patrolled streets. Authorities deployed troops as casualties and injuries rose. government blamed incendiary agitation and foreign influence.
President Roosevelt visited Kanabs City on May Day drawing about 100000 people. He arrived by train amid a sea of cheer from schoolchildren and residents. The reception featured a formal program in Convention Hall with speeches by local officials and a ceremonial gavel presented by the Mercantile Club. The president toured city sights, viewed the Missouri River horizon from Bearitt's Point, and rode through business districts before addressing crowds and departing for Lawrence and Topeka.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Flovoner Calta May 1 and Ark valley frost impacts. Mentions Tous Ts unl Snelled, Tovimont Ty, May b enman Thompson, She mtn, and Hemralein in an unsettled context with references to a POW Homstead company and uncertain conditions.
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