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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
2
The Standard announces appointment details and policy notes for circulation and advertising. It states no external advertising agents outside Ogden and directs all communications to The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden, Utah.
Reports from Ogden indicate Grover Cleveland will be welcomed during his West visit in September if he agrees to attend the Biannual National Navigation Congress in Cleveland. Local officials hope his presence aids regional goodwill, though some remarks about westerners sparked mixed reactions.
Fragmentary report outlines the German Emperor’s views on expanding imperial power. It mentions a German colony in the south of Brazil, aims at South American influence, and hints at a broader Eastward strategy. The piece references Rome and other distant destinations as part of a shifting global role.
A garbled critique portrays a dispute involving Ogden's The Standard, labor tensions, and alleged misdeeds by editors, printers, and local unions. It accuses the newspaper of bias against labor, while defending its stance and noting contentious pay and library funding issues. It claims editors resist union pressure and hints at support from Benson Browne grants.
World markets showed mixed mood with London disappointment weighing on stocks. In New York May 7 trading saw fractional gains and losses with Amalgamated up a point while minor issues dragged. Bearish pressure lingered as investors weighed prospects in rail and oil shares amid cautious sentiment.
Fragmented OCR lists cattle and hogs with per unit prices and totals. Mentions steers 625, hogs 600, feeders 3.30, oats 12,000, sheep receipts 7,000, and miscellaneous items. Lacks full context and dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes list various farm and livestock terms, prices, and entries. Mentions include cows, calves, gunners, bulls, and a Texas feed lot. The text shows scattered figures and vendor terms without a coherent report or clear event.
The record lists mixed livestock items and wholesale prices with figures for sheep receipts, lambs, and various unrelated amounts. It mentions Tow totals, bulk sales, and per unit prices in a distressed, unclear OCR excerpt.
May 1 Chicago market notes show Ulnser Wheat grain bids near 67 18 with various May and Sept quotes. Cattle and pork figures appear with mixed futures, while rye and Timothy are listed with modest values. New York sugar and refinery terms are noted as steady, and several commodity descriptions include technology and quality modifiers in a dense, OCR-like listing.
Cleveland May report notes iron grade assessment does not fully reflect underlying conditions. Foundry industry influence colors current market, with demand described as strong yet uneven. Pig iron prices and output show tentative improvement after a prolonged April lull.
Confusing text notes waning demand and rising costs in steel and coke amid price declines for several months. It cites producer pressure, wage hikes, and unsettled contracts as boards of Associated Southern conferences signal efforts to align outside prices with central western markets and to manage production and consumption uncertainties.
Readable entries show numerous company names and numbers. It appears as a financial ledger style list with prices, percentages, and brokerage references. No clear narrative, just scattered securities from railway, utilities, and commodity issuers.
A reward of Fifty Dollars is offered by Utah Light and Power Co for the arrest of party or parties who on the evening of April 20 1903 tampered with or damaged their transmission line near Pioneer Station one mile south of the power house in Ogden Canyon.
Meager fragment notes cash par purchases and margins in a short item. It mentions continuous quotations and First National Bank as reference, with a brokerage house in Ogden, Washington Avenue, and a phone number. The incomplete text limits clarity on entities and actions.
A wide awake outfitter Browne and Banson promises a beautifully illustrated Atlas of the World published by Rand McNally and Co. The ad claims to pell your mind with charming visuals and covers the world in pages.
Willis Sweet of Goon Dalene Taha has been appointed summey general of Porto Rico to anchor James S. Harlan who recently resigned. Sweet was once associate justice of the Territory of Idaho and later represented his state in Congress. Secretary Root has bought a Park Avenue plot and plans to remove the present buildings and erect a residence for his palley. Estimated cost around 150000 to 150000 in construction. Atlas Checks offered at Benson Browne's for rent.
New York May 7 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners members who struck to press the Amalgamated Union have met to report on agents who urged action. General Secretary Duffy says the dispute should be settled in a few days as officers enroll members and send them to needed jobs. Aubrey Carnegie receives Bolivar order in Caracas News dispatch cites Herald.
Glens Falls N Y May 7 The secretory of the Northern New York Trailing Hoya Bretders Association and County arrangements have been completed with the owners of Nafor Dolmar and Lord Denny for a series of horse estates trotted on the tile tracks at Glens Falls Albany and Poughkeepsie The Glens Falls meeting begins May 20 and continues five days The Albany and Poughkeepsie races will be best during the two weeks following the order named
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