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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented page lists varied items from a local shop sign to Navy recruitment details. Entries mention bicycle shop sales, a Miss Volkman and Michael Tosen engagement, and troops of sailors seeking recruits. The text also references travel fares to Chicago and river points, plus library book notices and miscellaneous ads.
A ceremonial plan unfolds for presenting President Theodore Roosevelt with a platinum parchment and a silvered jug as part of a Cordova winery invitation. Senator Kiesel and son, plus local committee members, oversee preparations for a formal reception at the Cordova wine plant during Roosevelt’s visit, including tours of fermenting buildings and modern wine production facilities.
May In New York a sailing venture departs for Europe with high hopes. The voyage aims to explore ocean routes and bring back knowledge, signaling a new era of navigation and international exchange.
A Minnesota schoolteacher recounts a months long health decline during a busy school year and credits Postum Grape Nuts with restoring nerve strength and mental focus. She notes improvement in stamina for daily tasks, school work, and travel and praises the cereal’s energizing effect.
Ogden Ullanballew hosts a full-team tryout tomorrow at 4 p.m. on the Glenwood field. The event features lineups with Ogden players seeking spots, including Weasler Beat deant and Flaw prospects. Nash and other signees from Co phy and the Gh tee-dub league are expected, with reports of signings in Nebraska and Colorado.
Civil cases filed in the municipal courts include Charles E. Huddleston versus Southern Avenue Railroad Company for services, and T B Evans and others versus Urs McGivvin Dyke for WH Western, Albert Randell for account.
Reports from Orlowia on May 1 describe a prolonged Revolution in Nicaragua with government troops unable to halt crossing of Lake Niontayda toward insurgent positions. Lieutenant Carlos, captured by rebels at the San Twa mouth, is reportedly paralyzed. Vurl Castillo leads a rebel faction downstream as the provisional government claims gains.
We extend heartfelt thanks to those who assisted us during sickness and death. Special thanks to the Mavabites and A. OL. WY for their support, the Thin Ward choir for their songs, the Sheakers for consoling remarks, and all who offered help. May Providence preserve all from calamity.
The readable lines discuss discomfort from misplacing a body part and relate to footwear and foot care. The garbled content references harm from wrong placement, comfort, experience, and a vague good sense tied to footwear. No clear people places organizations or dates are identifiable.
Senator Kearns and wife arrived by stage from the Exposition grounds near 8b Lovis with Senator Clark and R. C. Kerens. They praised the Utah site near New York and Iowa and discussed Clark Road with Mayor Grogiann and others. A May meeting is planned to review road construction and railroad alignment benefiting Ogden and Salt Lake.
Bricklayers and hodcarriers remain out with no definite agreement. The union met last night and planned further talks tonight. Work is at a standstill except one building. Contractors have proposed terms, but details were not released.
In a closely contested maritime match, Columbia overtook Reliance after starting leeward and maneuvering across her bow. The Columba gained the lead midrace and maintained it, despite Reliance's efforts to regain advantage, with the new boat showing potential over the older craft.
Chicago May 6 An answer filed in the Girencht coil case shows that ten coal operators including Indiana and Illinois firms admitted meeting under an agreement but denied any conspiracy to fix prices or divide markets. They claim the pact would not affect the market as their output was already high and aimed to raise production. They say the agreement remained in force only to boost mine capacity and that current accounting will drop the pact.
Col Stanford Brad deceased in New York on a date in May. The obituary notes his widow and daughter, with mention of California ties and a farewell era for the family.
A fragmented entry notes a central raid linked to Bo Cred and banker roles, mentioning Richard Olney who resigned amid the event. The readable phrases imply a political or financial disturbance with officials under pressure during a tumultuous period.
In the men s store a reader describes fast black or tan hose at 20 cents each, two pairs for 25 cents. The hose feature a high spliced heel and toe and fast colors, available in plain colors or with silk stitching.
A fragmented note highlights new neckwear for men offered yesterday with summer patterns not shown before. It mentions free patterns and contrasts with old winter styles.
We still have about a hundred pairs of leather shoes priced at $2.50 per pair. Some lines include one and two pairs in different sizes, with most sizes available while stock lasts. Several pairs feature hand-sewn or hand-turned construction, and the sale applies to multiple lines.
Last night at the residences of David and Willipia Beales a sixtieth anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs William Beolos Sr drew about 400 guests including children grandchildren and friends. A diamond wedding portrait and a family group picture were presented by the six living children as Bishop Walsh and others spoke. The event featured speeches by several local figures, an elegant reception at the Beales home, and music from Ford's orchestra with Scotch pipe selections by Chief Piper Dugan. William Eccles and Elizabeth Hutchinson were married in Paisley Scotland sixty years ago and later moved to Utah where they raised five sons and several daughters, all present except Samuel who died recently. The celebration honored a long family history with the e aged couple well thanked by all.
A compiled list of railway and coal stock quotations from various firms and lines. The entry includes numerous railroads such as Baltimore and Ohio Illinois Central Manhattan and Union Pacific with price-like figures and line references, reflecting a market snapshot.
Philadelphia May 6 Captain Tunnell of the Olympia at juncture Saginaw was brought from Norfolk after its sinking by what officials call a wanton act off Virginia. He arrived with Chief Hayneer Salzer, Assistant Engineer Murry, and Second Mate Mortis. Two of the limbs are fractured. he is severely injured but able to give a preliminary account upon request. Officials refuse further statements.
The passage reports a May 6 petition to the State for protection involving Governor Mic and local employers in Oma. It notes the inability to remove troops and mentions Dougsinsa county governments being notified they could not act with the obligation. Seven tranztoy oun parties signed the petition at Grn.
A fragmentary report mentions Merten mk Mo Rack Lshiinl discharging the alleged assailant George Boll. The text is garbled but notes Boll’s discharge amid inconsistent details and a reference to Aliopara threatening him. The source is unclear and unreadable in parts.
The catalog outlines varied glove styles in plain black white and tan plus modes in grey. It notes lace gloves with pearl clasps long pearl clasp and gloves resembling Seude kil with washable finish and gentle perfume on silks.
An odd juxtaposition from a 19th century issue recounts Gabe Bouck of Oshkosh resisting a pension bill while courted by party lines. A companion taunts him about cowards in the House as Bouck claims his own bold stand. Separately a Norwegian dog tale describes a mother dog’s pup drowned by its owner amid a Scottish shop scene and a sheep episode.
The fragment cites a Philadelphia Record snippet about a drowning puppy found by a shepherd and a reverent obituary for Rev. Mr. Martinson of Patterdale Westmorland. It references Goldsmith and the Universal Magazine in 1766, with figures on stipends and a reflection on tragedy inspiring fiction.
A golf expert advises beginners to avoid mis-hits by aiming at the heel of the club face and learning to manage the shaft heading. The guidance notes that with experience a player gains better control and progress, citing historical practice and caddie tips from Dillonr.
An archaic rambling reflection contrasts heaven as a realm of happiness and toil in open fields with wealth as proper riches. The speaker muses on biblical imagery of mansions streets and jewels, lamenting that divine wealth appears built into walls rather than possessed as gold, invoking Henry Stuart in the eighteenth century.
A historical note explains plant stomata as tiny openings on leaf surfaces that regulate carbon dioxide intake. These stomata, guarded by a pore, open and close with moisture and temperature, ranging from about 1000 to over 2000 per square inch.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled phrases praising a president and parliamentary figures, with unclear names and actions. The readable parts hint at compliments to a leader during a storm or debate, but specifics are obscured by errors and misprints. The piece lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event or outcome.
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