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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1903
Page
1
A fragmented report from an early issue mentions Mountan End Oast and Whally qunaple K with references to Belle, Mont. May 2 and a public figure named Renato We Ay Ulprk’s at a local event. The text hints at a dispute over a deal and an attempted intrusion or break in.
In Angeles California on May 2 H Dickinson traveling passenger along the Santa Fe line shot himself in the head at his home in the city. Death was nearly instantaneous. Dickinson, aged four years, was well known among railroad workers for his cheerful disposition and long service record. The tragedy caused sorrow among local railroad men and the community.
Tinive, Ma May 26 reports a new gold vein forty feet wide between granite walls five miles north of a creek head. Miner Firooks shows ore samples with certificates and claims the vein carries gold values around 14.05 per ton. He has explored only a fraction and notes the full extent remains untested along the broad fissure.
Stanford University granted 224 degrees at its twelfth annual commencement held yesterday. President Jordan delivered an address on the need of the twentieth century for men with robust minds. Degrees included 168 Bachelor of Arts, 46 Bachelor of Science, 10 Master of Arts, and A. Orrison of Chicago received a degree in philosophy.
A garbled Southern Colorado notice touts a “cure” for ringworm and other skin ailments by Alder man Tinder Artust. It cites refunds if Pazgeltement fails, names C J Baldol as city council president and mentions arrests of others in Yelidon on grand jury–related charges. Reported presidential comments from May 2001 reference Ohio politics and vetoes, with Napa shooting and sheriff actions in Boise. chaos described without clear sequence.
May 26 report from Pennsylvania describes a drunken quarrel among a group of Italians. One man, Orann, was fatally wounded while another, Angelo Usivebiro, was shot in the back. The melee erupted with pedestrians fleeing as the crowd scattered.
A Boston merchant claims to possess a written confession from a missing sibling, alleging a broad political conspiracy involving seven prominent electors. The document, said to implicate public figures, is reportedly in the possession of Th. Moran and may be presented to the grand jury as part of a corruption inquiry in Massachusetts in May 2007.
Fire at the American Ice Company plant at Eighth and Gallantine streets caused $60,000 in damage to the building and about $150,000 to the contents. The blaze triggered ammonia tank explosions injuring Horne. Adjacent Bellorde public school and Day Nursery occupants were evacuated safely.
Madiana May 25 Former Congress man John Hobinsman of Nebraska's Third district died early today from appendicitis after a series of attacks. He had served in Congress since 1902 on a reform ticket and was allied with Senator W Allen's political circle. His condition worsened despite consultations and surgery was deemed impossible due to extreme weakness.
New York report cites Paris dispatch announcing the death of Max O'Rell from cancerous formation following an operation for appendicitis. The obit notes he bore illness bravely, author of stories and English history of France, dying at his Rue Freyinet home yesterday after a brief illness.
The report states that a prominent figure from the Sueedonian revolutionary movement, Pellehitt, well known as a clef of their cause, was killed in the Magecot Daiity destruction near Sores by Turkish forces. Earlier reports had misidentified him, and the movement's correspondent may have amplified the claim.
New York May 23. Van Bofuwen and Company file against export of a 1000 pounds of Europe formarrw. The Van Hothian guild goes to Getningys Oe transit plan within the regulng courac of aschmien Vanloerg with et hin other Aligitfletse.
Citizens are asked to report at Adams Street and Twenty-seventh for the Roosevelt Day parade. All vehicles and organizations must assemble at the Washington and Twenty-seventh intersection and proceed to the parade route. Participants should be ready 30 minutes before the President's arrival and march in orderly formation along the designated streets.
Officials outline the parade path from Union Depot at 2:30 PM through Twenty-seventh Street toward Adams Avenue and Jefferson Avenue before returning to Madison and Twenty-fourth. The route includes stops at Deeter Park and Grant Avenue with the President speaking at Guy Hull Square.
An ad claims Mother's Friend eased labor pain and prevented complications, citing a Minnesota mother and promising a painless birth with a few days recovery. It presents relaxing muscles, expanding tissues, and avoiding hard breasts as benefits, urging readers to request a free illustrated booklet.
Officials designate streets as the official parade center, banning vehicles and obstructions along the route. No teams or horses allowed on streets surrounding Lester Park. rules will be strictly enforced. Crowds line the route to view the President as he passes slowly. Reports say Arbors County will travel to Ogden to witness the event.
The fragment mentions a presidency, officers such as A. Hoyle and Cnehler, and notes about hiring and bank business. It also advertises interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits, indicating a financial institution recruiting or announcing services.
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