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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
10
A garbled dispatch from Washington and Caribbean ports describes naval orders, presidential mentions, and a Honduran upheaval. The report notes U S consular movements, a May 2 date, and references to Port Yale capital and a coup in Honduras, with mentions of Bonilla and American stance amid turmoil.
The Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the murder conviction of Lio Payette, Nrrien and Lard Wr Hibney for the killing of A Bi. China near Lexington, May 21. The ruling preserves the original judgment and sentences in the high-profile, long-critically watched case.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a murder case in Bavaria involving a father and son, Max and Iirl Bradt, with references to rain and a boating scene. Sentences are garbled but imply a homicide inquiry at a Bavarian location, with unnamed authorities and locations. The readable bits describe sorrow and a funeral or arrival scene linked to Stroubiog.
Fragmented OCR text reports widespread forest fires affecting a past period, mentioning authorities and potential dangers. It hints at lingering environmental strain and a cautious public response but provides no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Cleveland May 21 A conference was held here yesterday by committees representing glass manufacturers and jobbers to discuss trade conditions, prices, and methods for control. The session noted likely changes in subdivision of glass grades and potential adjustments in margins and practices.
Two men identified as William Cartoran and William Owley were found guilty in a Quarter Sosviong court on an indictment accusing them of circulating fraudulent statements intended to defraud the public regarding the now-defunct North American Real Company.
London May 21 An English envoy urged reciprocal visits between England and America to strengthen friendship and mutual interests. He said both nations should host each other more and welcome the other’s people, noting how American hospitality in England could be mirrored by English hosts in America.
Miss Harriss Taylor daughter of Henry A. Taylor wed Count Giuseppe della Ghartrdziea at the Italian embassy in Washington yesterday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Father Barry and attended by close relatives and a few intimate friends. Best man was Signor des Manehes, the Italian ambassador.
Dispatch from Manila lists casualties among U S forces including Senor W Schwarhz of Company I 27th Infantry killed in action. Wounded are John W Down of F Troop 5th Cavalry, Prigick J. Cogerly 1 07 Infantry, Roy H. Haun 27th Infantry, Toh A. Carroll 27th Infantry with minor injuries, Not Webb and Cy Webh of 271th with leg and arm injuries, William P Cage of 27th Infantry severely hurt.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a suppressed 1891 inquiry by the United States Government into the condition of Jews in Russia. The report faced government opposition and printed suppression in Congress. Authorities and senators debated publication, with references to abstained support and warnings about state secrets. The text hints at censorship and political pressure surrounding the dokument.
Fragmented OCR summary lists moving rates and destinations across the country. Names such as Kansas City, Minneapolis, Chicago, St Louis, Boston, and New York appear among traveler arrivals and intermediary notices. The garbled text references Milk of Magnesia and various place names with a dated travel notice tone.
An analysis notes Mohammedanism as a rising force with about 176 million followers, about a third of Christians, and predicts future growth across Africa, Europe, and the Western world. It highlights global spread, shifting demographics, and potential political impact on statesmen and societies.
A fragmented item describes two hat styles in London fashion, one high quality and costly at about six shillings, the other cheaper yet similar in form. It notes employers prefer distinct looks among workers and banked hat shapes reflect class and market signals in the West End.
A northern Montana report details a fatal engine accident described as the engine tipping over and trapping its crew. Rescue efforts followed as investigators note one technician named Tracy died in the incident two hours earlier, with references to a Montana route near Misson and Bozeman.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a external remedy to ease childbirth, claiming internal remedies worsen symptoms. It cites a Tampa hotel owner’s experience and urges use to reduce morning sickness, swelling and pain, asserting no internal ingestion and a claimed safe formula from Bradfield Regulator Co.
A Philadelphia lawyer tells how a chancery of $7500 damages for a death led to a moral trap. The client, suing Pennsylvania Railroad, faced settlement via a startling coincidence involving a second marriage and a posed photograph. The tale includes a second Bishop Temple anecdote and other quips about voices and manners.
A Massachusetts town cemetery monument to a flawed man provokes a visiting stranger who deems the granite memorial oversized yet insufficiently grand for his memory, reflecting mixed local views of the deceased and the statue’s gilded inscription.
The fragment describes ornate gardens in Tokyo with Aguren sculptures and figures of court ladies, warriors, and children. It mentions chrys anthonitm figures, a young lady with a Cox tail, and a scene involving Mirna Indo royantes, amid a murky, whimsical narrative.
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