09 May 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
1
A damaged 1902 style report notes a deadly plague outbreak in Cullag suburbia causing alarm as authorities quarantine a three mile radius and evacuate, while a Shaw Company case seeks judgment over a 1902 timber sale and related inheritance disputes.
The United States District Court sues The Sinuw Lunthor Company and two defendants in a frame case alleging timber theft from Government property. Corder and Rossi & Co. are named as parties. The petition requests an injunction to prevent further trespass on Government property.
Lyon Litwin, formerly of Kelelm, Washington, died here yesterday. An informal will hint suggests a probate in Watertown, Atlin, with references to a local intervention and possible pinte at the time.
Fragmentary report describes a California timber matter with parties named Miecka Dora of AiTwaenpolin and Kilpatle Company. It mentions a price and conveyance actions, with references to a boy and a template related to property, but the text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmented text references Moscow, a governor, and Rawlins with scattered phrases about a university graduate, a treasurer, sugar works site, and a livestock sale. Key names are incomplete, but hints include governance, a public works project, and economic activity.
In Hartford May 0 the will of Walter Pilkins of Washington D C probate in East Hartford. The chief beneficiary is Yale College with 310,000 for a memorial prize fund. Half the income funds a women’s prize in qualifying contests. Three thousand dollars goes to a needy, deserviius kindergarten. Ten thousand dollars is given outright to the Congregational Home and a Henry society.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a jail yard punishment and a sequence of violent acts. Mentions include Stanwell, Artie Treller, and a Be Louis execution in 1888. References to private executions, newspaper men present, and a convicted killer tied to a murder involving a keeper and a robbery attempt appear in garbled form.
A garbled May 8 report from New York describes a civic project linked to Wish River and Wilder Created Vant. It notes Moyge Low attended and the Mayor spoke at a public address in Arkich with a perfunctory joint gesture.
A New York tragedy reports the drowning of a man named BR Howant and a second person, with unclear identifiers, during a maritime incident. The fragmentary OCR mentions a wave and suggests multiple names tied to the event, but the record lacks full confirmation or coherent details about locations or affiliations.
New York May reports indicate volatility in currency and commodity markets as traders watch the exchange and price swings. Observers note intermarket links to railroad earnings and potential wheat crop damage, cautioning that market stability hinges on credible speculation and cautious monetary policy.
In a partial text from a Nevada Reno source, Rev Sparks questions endorsing a presidential plan and suggests moving the initiative to the state capital, with a mention of involvement by the Mesident to Hena.
An Italian laborer was killed and six others injured during a Tuesday riot at Tadley line works. Police reported a gunman opened fire amid a strike dispute as strikers attacked workers. several wounded endured gas exposure during the chaos.
In Lewiston a lodge building was dedicated on Monday night with remarks referencing a long historical timeline and a debt reportedly liquidated. Howard Patey is noted in connection with the project as the presumed benefactor or designer amid ceremonial acclaim.
In Concord New Hampshire a generous gift from Mary Baersday to Reverend Mary Walter Eddy and the Christian Scientists supports construction of a granite church on Beat and Suligal streets near the heart of the city. The plan includes a large parcel of land, a $100000 bequest, and a total project cost around $120000 with work to begin at once.
Rossing through Denver, Abe Grant promotes rubber cultivation on a Midway region plantation near Tehuantepec. The planters showcase nearly 4,000 trees, discuss costs, yields, and the argument for systematic cultivation to meet rising rubber demand amid dwindling wild sources.
In Omaha, authorities released a man and his son on bond while investigations continue into the April 6 disappearance of Mrs. FTE Knight. A coroner’s inquest found no grade of the body believed to be Knight’s, which was thought to have been thrown into a river. Knight remains at large.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed remedy labeled Paso Ointment to refund money if it fails to cure unspecified conditions. It claims immediate relief from itching and a broad list of conditions with a six day ordinary tube, stating a positive guarantee and no cure, no pay policy.
Letters and notes describe a bold venture by L B G O Co and partners to fund a vast development along the Great Salt Lake. Early figures claim up to 10 000 acres of stock and thousands in capital seeking to attract national experts and investors. Officials cite regional promise, with governors and prominent figures named, while engineers discuss long term plans, infrastructure, and expected milestones as work intensifies.
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