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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
1
In Lie Horn county, Herman Rulkbrenner, a professional trapper, collected bounty for fur. Over about thirty days he claims to have taken 10 coyotes, eight gray wolves, and eighty six wild cats, with earnings reportedly surpassing W100.
Cheyenne Wyoming May 1 Gov hal tarfon yesterday refused to honor requisition papers signed by the Governor of South Dakota for the custody of YT 1 Conway a prominent postmaster of Tend, who came here with his children to estina 4 do area of wrt prrant ny Lin children to his wife. The papers were of faulty construction.
Cheyenne dated May 15 reports Judge No. 89 of the International Association of Machinists issued circular 38 to labor bodies nationwide warning union men about J. Chapman, a Turner detective expelled from the lodge. The notice characterizes Chapman as a dangerous influence and urges scrutiny.
Judge John L. Mulling enjoins the Alliance from intimidation of labor union members, forbids fines for non compliance with union labor pledges, and bars payments aimed at breaking unions. The Omaha case, involving the Business Men's Organization, targets actions to evict tenants and pressure landlords, with injunctions covering non union labor importation and bribe attempts.
Review of a land dispute arising from relinquishment of two townships by Jammy Tear and noted as part of an old Crow War context. The Interior department declares the lands revert to original Indian owners while attorneys for Long Neary seek $1,000 as part of $2,100 paid for relinquishment. Proceedings initiated amid dispute over ownership and custody of the land.
The Fulletia reports President Roosevelt aims to renovate the San Francisco Presidio. He plans to write to Secretary Root requesting at least 1,000,000 dollars for immediate remodeling of barracks and facilities, to strengthen the post and its garrison.
In May 15 dispatch from San Francisco President Roosevelt is urged to use his influence with state and city education boards to admit native born Chinese children to public schools on equal terms with other nationalities. The petition, presented at Berkeley by President Wheeler, lists about 2 000 Chinese named by many residents of the city.
Youngest daughter of Henry Cowell the time manufac user is killed after a carriage throw while being guided by Mrs Prove Georgy. Miss Cowall’s mock breaks as Miss Georgs sustains injuries and remains unconscious. Authorities believe the harness was unmanageable and the carriage ran away, tossing the rider from the haggy.
Whatcom County Washington May 15. A man described as insane attacked David Grant a cripple with an axe about four miles from Deming. The weapon struck Grant’s shoulder flesh torn from shoulder to elbow. The assailant Moises fled toward Lo Forest fleeing after the act.
Spokane reports that no candidate from The Democratic Party has emerged to represent Washington in the gubernatorial contest. Officials note ongoing efforts to unite the party and win the nomination, with no clear frontrunner named at this time.
Ban Mranedsen reports the United States Federal court fined the United States yxt the Federal alk company $1000 after the company pled guilty to violations of the Sherman anti trust law. The judgment was delivered May 14 in the court session led by Judge De Tay.
Report from Boise on May 1 describes a staged run from Mduko City to Bolao held up near a Half Way House. Passengers were relieved of valuables. a bag with registered mail was ripped open and rifled. Suspect details and motive remain unclear.
A government commission reports tropical worm disease strikes 20,000 miners in Harlin Mayd. Sunlight exposure is linked to illness. Authorities plan to employ doctors and isolate affected areas. Emphasis on cleanliness and sunshine as key remedies.
In Charlotte, officials fear cotton market manipulation by canal trade interests. Analysts say previous years show growers losing margin as manipulators curb prices, with estimates of 100 to 200 million bales bought and sold annually while domestic production lags behind.
Wild exuberance marks the opening of the wolton market in New York May 1. Short sellers scramble to meet contracts as Mul trades near 11.90 and Augual around 30.08. Futures advance, despite erratic early cables, hinting at a rising trend through the day.
New York on May 14 reports a provisional engagement of 300000 dollars paid for export to Argentina. The arrangement is described as a contract secured by the local agent of the London and River Plate Bank Limited.
Legends of Greave J recount a famed engraver father of Pythagoras and heroes like Heluuut Troy Ulysges. The British Museum owns a yellow jasper cube said to bear Amenophis’s name from about 1460 B C. The notable gemstone carvings include a Neró bull carved on a hot water diamond by the Castanzi brothers in 1700 AD.
The New York Herald reports riot violence in Valparaiso with over 200 dead or wounded. Firearm firing continues in all quarters as censorship blocks telegraphic lines. The Herald criticizes authorities and holds them responsible for the outrages. Foreigners are said to be endangered.
Senator Gorman negotiates five Saturdays for United States Europe in a New York backed effort. Key figures include Mays and other lawmakers as talks focus on cross Atlantic policy.
A graphic fragment reports Miss Tavita Stickley, a stenographer, found on a Newport street and taken to a county hospital in serious condition after claiming she was led to a hotel by a robber who threatened her with a revolver then forced her from a third story window. Authorities pursue details of the alleged assailant.
An excursion train will run from Ogden to Brinyville on May 2 26 fare 2 26 for the round trip, with voyage details and schedule promised by organizers. The event aims to provide a scenic ride for attendees and notes a convention in Brinyville of the year.
Fragmentary timetable notices list train numbers and destinations such as Salt Lake Milford and Cache Valley with multiple arrival times. Henry, a ticket agent in Ogden, Utah, appears in the garbled notes. The readable material hints at schedules and station references without coherent structure.
In Alorica New York the New Yorke Society of the Founders and Patriots honored the 206th anniversary of English pioneers landing at Janestown on May 19 1907. Guests included John B Wise of Virginia Oberlin among others. A dedicatory address was delivered by Rev. Wack S Titel BD of Ewfale.
New York May 14 An actor named Tak PoWbans aged 26 died after taking powders as a remedy for illness. Authorities suspected poisoning while an autopsy was planned. Curus, Cambria County towns Lloydsville and Curus faced fires threats for days with timber losses. Labor unrest included a miners strike settled after two days with workers returning to jobs and pay rising to 2.80 per day.
Advertising note offers dyeing and cleaning for ladies and gentlemen clothes. Claims dyeing without shrinking and absolute guarantees on all work. Provides address at 23 Washington Avenue and mentions Bhma Dyp and Cleaning Works in a faded OCR line.
The text blends references to ancient symbols once used by Hittites and Egyptians as a symbol of a red god, with disjointed personal dialogue about love and an engraved inscription mix up. It mentions Dionyatun and various obscure names, yielding a garbled, non-cohesive excerpt.
Report from the Baston Transcript notes a tired traveler describing a hard day and witnessing railroad crews clean the station by morning. He recalls three men seen at a four story window and four bundles of coal delivered to buckets as events around a derailed train.
Harold C. Bond reportedly under arrest on abduction charges after a confusing mixup tied to a supposed identity as Harald O. Mills, former president of a security firm. Authorities say he is the husband of a woman he allegedly abandoned, with a hearing extended to May 1 after a hotel window incident and ongoing proceedings for wife abandonment.
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