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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
10
Fragmented memories describe a consumer remedy called Doan's that allegedly aided a sufferer after many treatments failed. The passage references local names and places and implausible medical claims, with a boastful testimonial tone typical of old newspaper regales.
New York dispatches note a valuable discovery in Bolivian mines at a locale described as Treg Crit hocuring to La Ba. The RussiaNavy was guest of honor at an event hosted by Morgen & Co with attendees including George F. Buillman and George Westinghenge, among others, in a scene of high society mingling with business figures.
Fragmentary notes describe a skeleton unearthed in the Bad Lands of South Dakota near Benysteil. The find, labeled as exceptionally prehistoric, measures fifty feet beneath the surface and is linked to a purported prehistorical civilization.
Fragmentary text recounts police interest in Charles J. Cra at a house with WN. Coley & CaWod, mentions Gravion Wonsts Mcileen and Boston context, unclear details about pursuit or motive.
Fragmented dispatch from May 1 details rebel leaders and unrest around Peking with Tang File Siam and Pringa Tranr amid fear and ad hoc adherents. Separate notes describe Chicago freight workers demanding a 35 percent wage increase and a legislative inquiry into an insituto asylum amid startling disclosures.
Disturbing incident in West Park where a stepmother allegedly trapped a child in a trunk during a dispute. Neighbors freed the youngster after the lid was closed, and the child cried out until released. The stepmother reportedly drove away. the fate of the child and details of punishment remain under inquiry.
A man described as a bigamist killed a jailer amid a quiet town scene. Details are fragmented with garbled names and events, but the core incident involves a violent homicide connected to alleged multiple marriages. Local reactions are minimal while the scene includes references to coins, sales, and odd market chatter.
A distorted report claims Ceramak boy is missing amid rumors he fled home to seek a career or influence. Von Putty kummer, linked by marriage to a noble, appears in disjointed details as a potential organizer claims. Local observers debate if a kidnapping occurred or if he travelled of his own accord to a distant city. PMID: unclear.
The list shows club standings with mixed results for New York Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Boston and others. Notable wins include Philadelphia Detroit Colorado Springs Los Angeles San Francisco and Portland with various teams notching multiple victories while others trail.
Gourock May 1 The Shamrocks Tran racing faced a gale today delaying events. Arrangements are set to docking and overhaul of gear on Monday. Mella Movonus and other ships arrived with 6000 pounds. A rebel intent to appoint a new pretender is noted, with Hab el Taro Me described as a Moor of good family.
The British cruiser Grafton departed for Hungary and then to meet President Roosevelt after orders from Admiral Ford. The ship awaits repairs at Baquimal, with machinery needing overhaul and layup planned for an extended period. In the same issue, Dr Florian Gajoot of Colorado College is named American member of an international congress on the history of science to be held in Berlin in 1906.
A Protestant Episcopal church in Poncey Colorado burned early this morning. The 1881 building valued around 80000 with insured losses about 80000 collapsed after a blaze. Firefighters and a roving roof invasion by three burglars during the incident were noted, with no clear motive found.
May 15 report from Tucksomvilley Georgia notes heavy rain causing extensive damage to growing crops and phosphate plants. Surplus and phosphate plants face disruption. bridges washed away and rock and shell roads damaged, with damages estimated at about $50,000.
Narrow range trading left Lackawanna down three points while Metropolitan Street and others slipped amid heavy selling. Investors noted large fractions in prices but weak demand and deteriorating sentiment across the market as trading began.
The Standard prints a letter from Jeie T European Hussain describing pitiful scenes from the expulsion edict against Jews. It notes 37,000 people affected, six months grace, and forced property sale. Jews die or emigrate chiefly to centers in southern Poland and toward the United States as emigration rises.
A fifty year railroad career ends as U S M railroad official Mr Hitchcock retires on pension. He began in 1863 and rose to general passenger agent for the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy line via Harringan’s route, marking a long service in the Union Pacific era.
Telegraph Notes Milwaukee May 15 reports the death of well known newspaperman Louis Bleyer at 86 after a lengthy illness. The tribute cites his extensive coverage of lake life losses and his role in weather signaling advocacy and passage through Congress. Additional items note shipping incidents and Chicago transit developments.
The report notes a body found near Wish May 16 linked to Mulvey, claimed to have fallen under ordinary circumstances. Mulvey, said to be from California with wealthy relatives, is tied to Bastar as his home. His mother and sister live there now as part of Silver Tank No. 1. Windy Of All members are urged to attend the Friday evening review on May 1th with program and refreshments, per Commander G. A. Sebring.
Display of needlework promised daily at the New York establishment with private lessons available. An expert teacher from New York will conduct sessions in the afternoon, offering parley style instruction and application guidance for enthusiasts.
On May 16th Oregon Short Line will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip from Ogden to points north including Pocatello and intermediate towns. Fares north of Pocatello, covering Unrathigtan and Spencer areas, are limited to dual value routes. Travel north of Foenlelia offers 36 days validity.
Incomplete text references routes through Kansas City and Minneapolis St Louis with scattered phrases about rates, dates in May, and team or person initials. The fragment lacks coherent events or names to summarize into a concrete item.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dha fruits and vegetables, supply of wholesale produce, and unclear references to Fralta and Vigotulies. The text is unreadable in parts, but indicates a local supplier providing fruits and vegetables to Daily Moon.
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