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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
2
The Standard has no space for advertising at present except in Utah where advertisers are requested to deal directly with the Ogden office or through a reputable advertising agency. Send communications to The Landslid Publishing Co. Ogden Utah.
President Rosaevell praises Alsitian philosopher Cantles Warner and the book The Slaiple Tife. He mentions sending an advanced copy of L'Ain and expresses appreciation for Wagster's works with a glowing endorsement and encouragement to read.
Henry Chews the banker notes revived activity in consolidating and syndicating large business interests. He sees labor unrest easing, rail earnings rising, and trade expanding. Industrial consolidations strengthen, banks plan to close weaker decks, and older syndicates may wind up enabling new money markets.
The English papers denounce the vulgar display at the Toginald Vanderbilt nuptials and the ostentation of American wealth. The London Mail links the extravagance to social disdain and birth temperaments, accusing the ceremony of corrupting public morality and religion with spectacle.
A garbled OCR passage critiques American newspapers for invading privacy and misusing wealth, praising anonymous voices while denouncing sensationalism. It references public figures and a debate over press ethics, privacy, and accountability amid a general sense of societal tension.
A detailed explainer traces the malaria germ from human blood to the Anopheles mosquito, describing its origin in Severan’s observations, how spores reproduce in the blood, and how transmission occurs only via infected mosquitoes. It notes that only female mosquitoes bite, outlines differences among Culex and Anopheles species, and emphasizes quinine as most effective when taken at chill onset.
The ad promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for weariness insomnia and nerve issues claiming it purifies the blood and cleanses the system. Mrs Rebecca K Rowland of Lexington shares relief after a severe grip attack and ongoing kidney and bowel troubles crediting the remedy. A second testimonial describes regained strength and mobility after using the product.
A historical note claims systematic ether-based breeding treatment with oil has reduced mosquito populations and markedly diminished malaria related disorders. The account suggests strong effectiveness in lowering disease incidence and improving health.
Chicago May wheat closes volatile with May at 78 5 8 July 9 183 Sept 30 5 8 5 4. Quotations show May 13 3 Pcs 7 83 and June 44 79 j. Other items list June 23 33 and July 1 7 8 for various contracts. Prices for butter and other commodities noted, with July prices 8 00 and 9 00.
Witches in Macbeth are described as poetic imps of evil aiding guilt without incurring it. The production stars Juli Gridith in a new version. They appear Thursday evening May 7 at the Grand Opera House in several scenes showcasing the play’s dark influence.
Oregon Short Line announces a round trip fare for the benefit concert at Salt Lake Tabernacle on May 1. Tickets are valid for return travel on May 2 and may be used by ticketholders for the event.
Reduced eastbound rates via Union Pacific include Deer and Cheyenne and intermediate points. Minneapolis and intermediate points return at 28.75. Chicago and other intermediate destinations listed with various dates. Return limit set for September 5 with a 10 day transit window forward and continuous return pricing around 38.60.
A Sunday morning incident near Bryn Mawr college involves a bishop named Mackey-Bmith stopping his hired station wagon to ask a boy about playing ball on Sunday. The exchange centers on where boys go for disobeying the Sabbath, with the boy answering that they go to Heston's toll. The retold scene mirrors a New York Tribune captioned anecdote.
Global stock activity shows light opening demand with limited gains. Delaware and Trudspan rope a point, Canadian parities up slightly, notable moves in St Paul Northwestern Nashville and St Louis Southwestern pref. International Paper strong, New Haven Kans Texas losses among listed issues.
A late 19th century note recalls Moorburg a brigantine struck by cholera with the captain’s wife at the helm. She navigated from China to Australia, tending a baby and steering seven weeks amid reefing and sail handling as others fell ill.
Market data from Kansas City shows cattle and hog receipts at 14 000. Native steers steady with bids 0.05 to 5.90 per hundredweight, cows and heifers 1.00 to 1.50 higher. Western steer trade quoted around 8.10, 2.00 to 3.00 for waste stockera. hogs and sheep prices listed with various ranges.
A scrambled OCR passage describes a proprietor leasing a restaurant wall and an incident where a customer received an incorrect bill. The account mentions a dramatic reaction by the customer and asks for details about wheelbarrows and a London answer, but the text is fragmentary and garbled.
In Chicago the market lists feeder cattle at 2.40 to 2.60 with steady tone and good to prime quality. Calves bring around 2.40 to 2.60, with strong demand and mixed lots selling to heavy buyers. Sheep receipts near 10,000 show steady to higher prices, western lambs about 4.50 to 7.25, and general trade carrying firm to higher tone across cattle and sheep segments.
Unclear OCR fragment references BT Louis Wool tending a tool on May 5 in a territory context. No coherent event or proper entities could be established from the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR text from Sash Whest in Chicago May 6 references race numbers and spring thaw terms but is largely unreadable. Key entities like person or organization names, dates, and events are garbled, leaving no clear outcome or event to summarize.
The report lists numerous arrivals including A R Wilson of New York J B Shepnard Logan W A McCar n Leonia Patton Chicago Ed BR Beker Jr Deswin A Goldsten Ban Brandscay Ned Keasl ay Omaha John Hohbesker Philadelphia St Magy Chicago H T Herrington Railways Mire A Sl aan Chicago Tf Namterger Salt Zaks A Horaphill New York Ernest Newworthy Denver N Fallseh Jr New York Mr and Mrs Joho minack Edmond J Cammank Washington Qs J Merportet San Francisco J Siegel New York Sam Boulafsky San Francisco Joasse Trent Chi vapor Wic Lago Kansas City Tan Gibton Hooper Chas 8 Mardy Chicago It Fe Gontuel Rovheater Nv Vs
In May the U S Supreme Court reversed a Minnesota state court decision in Townsend's favor, ruling the right to peti land within the Northern Pacific grant rests with federal adjudication. Judge Melt deemed the grant congressional in nature, overturning the state court's favorable view.
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