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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment contains scattered references to towns, grocery ads, visits, and upcoming community events. Mentions of a grocery company, “air encampment,” and a meeting or sale suggest a chaotic page of notices and classifieds. Named places include Ogden and Che Alitong, with various dates and times likely garbled.
Names of scientists in the Zeigler edition public list are announced. The roster includes several notable figures such as Wilfiaiel Deters and Noahy Chirk Rilferta, with affiliations to the National Geographical Survey and other institutions.
Report of a millinery workers walkout at the Stafford millinery and related shops. Prolonged tensions and protest actions described as staff quit and managers facing work disruptions on Washington Avenue. Several named individuals referenced in the contested labor action with ongoing negotiations and possible return to work discussed.
A garbled report from Naw Yuk on May 20 mentions a slight accident affecting the constitutional process. It notes a water edge incident and planned repairs in city areas, with mentions of locations like Brooklyn and Philadelphia.
Wholesale price hikes and meat scarcity push retailers higher, while some Cedran residents still pay less than neighbors. Foggy forecasts show new rates starting tomorrow morning across western districts, with beef mutton and pork prices listed per pound and subject to change as stock and demand shift.
A chaotic report notes Ogden conductor F. Smith of SaptYoite Mel elected grand inside soitiuel and U. S. win of Ogden, with officials named Stated duties and salaries discussed, including 2000 annual grand president pay and two hundred thousand? in interest. The convention, spanning Portland to Houston, aims to close tomorrow as auxiliary officers are elected and key roles reaffirmed. Weather disruptions and unclear names mar the proceedings.
Chartered special train carrying Henry Phipps, noted Pittsburg steel magnate, travels toward Ogden for a rail race event. The trip includes miscommunications and a quick return to Ogden amid efforts to reach eastern connections, with a scene of hurried railway activity and local spectators.
Washington reports show Postmaster General Hayne received an official copy of the investigation into recent intimidation of a colored mail carrier. Only two persons were involved, with Hartow seating noted. concerns persist about job safety and route integrity. An irregularity in Allwood’s appointment was found and reviewed by Senate committee staff, but no action on the report was decided.
A partial, unclear notice describes an encampment heading to Salt Lake City on May 21. It mentions G. ALR and Wire Ue above coveasiah and references a Short Line plane condition with at least fifty attendees. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
The municipal court matinee details a violent altercation outside Eagle saloon involving Frank Purley and Jail inmate Sullivan. Witnesses describe a knife threat, punches, a barb wire scuffle, and a bartender’s testimony about wounds. Several defendants receive fines for distur bance and related offenses while others face vagrancy or petty charges.
A four year old boy died after obtaining liquor and drinks, becoming unconscious. Physicians were summoned too late. The incident, described as a very sad pathos, occurred near 28th and Grit as parents learned of the tragedy and mourn.
A reported incident describes a frightened girl Mina Lamoren waking to a stranger in the room who claimed to be her father. Neighbors heard noises in the morning, the intruder fled, valuables were not stolen, and the chief investigated the home without finding any valuables missing.
The undersigned extend sincere thanks to the Friends and teachers who offered sympathy and prayers after the death of a loved one. They acknowledge Wahoo Watherspoon and others for kind words and support at Myertonings the Tarde ad afletion. The letter mentions pay Choke ATK Din papils and teachers at the Maun Fort school.
Chicago May 20 Captain Wyndham British consul reports American homes plan export growth aided by rising manufacturing capacity. He notes United Kingdom and foreign markets will benefit as English merchants study continental methods, praising advertising’s role in boosting sales and business resilience across sectors.
May 20 report states Paul Stith’s NY group and William Rockefeller brother of John D Rockefeller direct firefighting inside Rockefeller Park near Bayonne. He mobilizes laborers and fire patrols to prevent rail line and forest fires, addressing blazes sparked by trains and unknown origins while preserving trees and surrounding property.
Fragmented notes describe rising waters in Mississippi during a peak period of about 24 hours. Mentions Manila and a cruiser movement, unclear coordination with other events. References Coast Guard and colonial movements, with scattered terms suggesting ships, drills, and federal response.
A bridge over the Susquehanna River in Binghampton New York collapsed today under heavy load. Six passengers were injured some seriously including motorman and conductor. William Vickard gravely hurt and may die from injuries.
Richmond Mich May 20 Elenry Storey a Baptist minister was buried to death and his wife severely burned in a fire that destroyed their home early today Mr Storey had been ill and is believed to have risen in the night to fetch medicine and dropped a lamp He served congregations in Kentucky and Iowa
The Health Department warns that changes in Chicago milk supply could raise infant mortality. Deliveries by two daily runs are deemed essential to prevent spoilage and disease, with milk often 36 hours from source to consumer. Union opposition and disruptions threaten safe service as officials seek stricter limits on delivery practices.
May 20 Luinlon reports Brazil plans a 4 percent loan for Kindanciro habitat improvements to be issued by Rothschilds tomorrow. A special State Board meeting is set Friday afternoon to discuss public health facility enhancements including Pullman cars in Kentucky. Health authorities warn passenger coaches without proper care risk spreading disease.
A large blaze in Tondo District Manila destroyed many houses and left about AMON people homeless. The blaze drew aid from the municipality which is feeding those displaced. Damages are estimated around two million pesos.
Firefighters were overcome by fire and smoke while battling a blaze that damaged a Lincoln area building. The incident caused at least one injury and led to a hospital stay for several responders. Authorities reported a property loss valued at about $36,009 and noted extensive heat in the structure as crews worked to control the flames.
Fragmentary Turkish atrocity notes claim serious cases in Monastir with Bulgarian victims and widespread violence in Salonica. Reports describe bodies burned and individuals fatally harmed, and officials admit serious cases amid ongoing ethnic tension.
Clara Barton announces a widened scope for Red Cross work during a period of public dispute. She describes emergency plans, first aid training, and rapid response structures for factories, schools, and private homes, while emphasizing noninvolvement in partisan controversy and maintaining health and privacy.
A fragmentary report describes a study or trial involving Grape Nuts and a boy in Kansas. It notes observations on nourishing and nerve benefits, mentions a mother’s praise, and details various attempts to cure illness through food, with unclear quotes and disrupted text. The passage references a doctor and a nonspecific test or experiment.
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