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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
8
The text reports a labor dispute during an era of eight hour day advocacy involving workers and a company. Names and precise places are unclear, but the item notes unrest, strikes or labor actions, and projected outcomes or reactions from authorities and management.
Readable fragments mention several personal names and locations including Crystal, Minniltony, Waxus, and Moore along with curiously garbled phrases. The text lacks a coherent event or clear narrative to summarize into a fuller news item.
A large fire damaged a butcher shop owned by Laughtering and caused extensive property loss. Firefighters and volunteers battled flames, saving livestock and several buildings. Estimated damage reached about 100000 dollars, with crew efforts to rescue and recover belongings and prevent spread.
At 3 25 o clock the warning agent McKay announced the strike settled and all men would return to work this morning The mill slipbuilders accepted top pay three dollars a day and overtime two and a half hours per hour The union was recognized throughout the agreement and bosses pledged to employ union men The boilermakers hope for a five percent wage increase
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bain and Beattist agents, an oil trade concern, and claims of orders and delivery impacting the future. It mentions a Great satisfaction in the fabricating line and that American underselling has hurt the trade. The text is garbled and unclear about specific events or dates.
Mrs C Rinesburg of 175 24th Street reports persistent dull dragging pains in the back near the kidneys worsened by colds and heavy labor. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills from S W Badeon's drug store the back ache eased and the patient has not complained since. Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
An excursion by Chegon Short Line to Lake City is advertised with transport from Silt and nearby areas. Details mention a sports event and a fee of 1.00 dollars, with origins tied to a local high school setting. The fragmentary notice hints at a community outing linked to school activities.
In Ogden the public can buy golds at fair prices through local grocers including Pure Richardson and a few others, with a push to provide fair value and reliable supplies for shoppers throughout the area.
Fragmentary ad style notice appears to advertise high prices for various junk or salvage items with garbled city and price data, mentioning Wash and a report of sale terms. Names and places are unclear but imply a marketplace or auction context.
The Western league schedule shows Milwaukee and Kansas City dodging losses as Colorado Springs and Denver win. New York and Philadelphia swap wins, while Detroit and St. Louis post 4s. A crowded field includes Omaha, Des Moines, and others with variable scores. One game drew 9,009 witnesses, highlighting a meaningful contest despite fielding gaps.
Sacramento defeated Oakland in a fourteen inning game today in a hotly contested affair marked by brilliant fielding. The decisive run came on doubles by Fagan and Townsend. Oakland pitcher Breesen allowed one run on two hits while Sacramento pitcher Moskiman and Gortony held steady. Umpire Lavy. San Francisco 4 Los Angeles 6 in National League play.
A massive blaze in Mariquius province near Manila destroyed about a thousand houses. Residents faced severe distress as belongings were lost and homes burned. The fire is suspected to be of incendiary origin amid reports of scattered insurgent bonds linked to the turmoil.
Secretary Moody accepts invitation to join the Presidential party on a coast voyage. He will inspect Pacific naval stations to strengthen defenses and report back. Moody plans to travel to Washington in the morning to coordinate plans and arrange westward travel within days.
Members of the A. O. U. W No. 3 invite all lodge members to a May gathering at the Toronto House. The program features entertainment, a luncheon, and croquet, with proceeds noted for a local cause. Names of officers and participants appear in the program along with menu items and time details.
A fragmentary column blends natural curiosities with myth and humorous anecdotes. It references conch shells from Ceylon and Australia, Eskimo sun and moon lore, egg preparations, and moral notes on women handling money, plus theatrical quips and miscellaneous vignettes from periodical chatter.
A garbled OCR jumble blends anecdotes from diverse sources. It includes dialogue about fruits and judgment, a Swedish wedding custom with betrothal shirts, a waterless kettle joke, notes on amethyst and ancient engravers, a Washington Star quip about banking, romance exchanges, blinds and shadows lore, and scattered regional references. The fragment ends amid miscellaneous cultural curiosities and travel vignettes.
Fragmentary notes reference the Aryan folk tale the Wyttendale and a Sabbath celebrated by witches. The text evokes eerie rites, with phrases about infection and awe, but details are sparse and no clear event or date is established.
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