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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
4
In a Wagey Salt Lake courtroom Judge Powers delivered the state’s opening remarks in the Ellison murder trial. He praised his own prosecutorial skill as Toberto defended clients amid emotional testimony. The afternoon session saw resumed testimony and Captain Andrew Bard’s return from the Philippines.
A late night street gathering near Anlt Lake led to a noisy escape and car chase. Marshal Mauss charged a charming party with public disturbance. several residents, including Mabel Williams and Charles Rog, faced fines for reckless driving. Rosengren received extra for a revolver incident, and a jail sympathizer was fined for rushing.
A garbled report mentions a saloon charge, fines, and a youth confinement, plus several hospital transfers after an accident in a mine. It also notes Paris arrival chatter about artwork, with artists Young and Righrda receiving praise and exposure for their recent pieces and studio activity.
An Ogden resident testifies to the effectiveness of a kidney remedy, recounting personal improvement and urging others to seek Gem kidney pills from W. Breteen's drug store. The note cites a strong warning against mobility limits and touts the pills for backache and kidney discomfort.
A sentry on post at night quizzed by a day officer asks who comes there and what they are doing. A woman contemplates a price cut and a bargain, while a strained dispute echoes through Spare Moments with talk of envy and decisions.
Fragmentary notes reference a wedding between Jones daughter and Lim or someone named Lim. Hints suggest inquiry into the groom while noting lines about humility after hardship. The text appears to be a garbled excerpt from a literary or humorous item.
Strikers at Sinn Pranclavo and Lebron Labor Union incidents ended as contractors agreed to wage adjustments. Workers return to all public and private projects with nine hour days and a 24 cent per hour raise on new contracts since March 1. A broader pay increase and hours change were debated but a settlement kept within three days of mediation.
A May 6 Detroit report describes a National Congress session at Mothers Wegan Tart night, with officers and state organizers welcomed by Mayor Maybury. Mrs. Frederic Atholl of Philadelphia urges action against plural marriages, calling it a moral blight spreading across states. The Home Protective League of Utah is admitted to membership in the congress.
An excerpt from a Reston Herald item recounts a Sunday school lesson on patience with a feather aid and a boy fish card exercise. The piece continues with humor about pupils and a village puzzle involving a journal and a kid, ending with a quip about reopening a champagne cork.
Ephrain May 14 notes a war celebration on May day and a mining trip near Morrison coal mines ends with a buggy accident. A party including Ming tilda Vand Lillie Clawson Wilford Olson and Randolph Tensen falls Brownd after a break in the reach. Several injuries occur and the horse runs off with wheels.
Varowan May 3 report on the State against Ridway Arthur Woodard. Charged with the downfall of Elizabeth Be Macfarlane of Cedar City. The young woman, who gave birth over a year ago, is described as promising. Evidence suggests they planned to visit Schembam Branch Normal in Cedar City in 1900 01, began courting, and the defendant allegedly forced relations and then left. The case will continue tomorrow.
Mrs A Chapin awoke to an attempted burglary at her Mount Pleasant millinery shop in the early hours. City Marshal Knudsen and officers found two youths, Charles Lara and George Dabriakie, near the store and identified by voice. A further arrest followed a miscast check at the scene.
The last survivor of the Confederate Senate, ex Senator West, died yesterday at age 3 years. Judge Maxwell, a former U S Congressman from 1858 to 1867 and Confederate States Senator from 1861 to 1865, was noted as a leading figure in Florida politics.
London news reports Sid Baker died after a highway duel with William McColum in Clay county. Baker fired first, McColum shot back wounding Riker. Baker held a grudge over McColum testifying against Monard. New York notes John D. Rockefeller acquired land parcels in the city for a research complex.
Passage blends names and events from diplomacy and war with stray reflections and disjointed descriptions. It references Signor Gigulet, British policy on naval arms, Italy's stance, and mentions Bethlehem hospital, vagrants, and mythical imagery, all in a highly garbled, unstructured form.
A Philadelphia Press quip contrasts rhymester and poet in a mock debate. It cites Newitt and Daually as sources, then shifts to a comic exchange about photographs and wakefulness, with a brief nod to the Chienes News.
Private diseases and sexual health topics are discussed in a special study report by Drs Shater Vaya and colleagues. The document outlines provocative findings and potential treatment approaches, stressing the need for careful examination and professional guidance in confrontations with complex afflictions.
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