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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1903
Page
8
A user recounts relief from chronic kidney weakness after trying a kidney medicine advertised in a local store. The testimonial describes gradual symptom improvement, increased energy, and eventual cessation of pain following treatment. The account mentions purchasing from a drug retailer and endorses the product as a permanent remedy.
Dr Octavius A. White, noted yellow flyer expert, aged 73, dies in New York after a career as a surgeon and inventor. Born February 8, 1826, in Charleston, he lived in New York until his death. The report notes his medical and scientific work and references a period in Florence and Goldeborough, with historical context.
The convention at Indianapolis decided to move the switchgear union event to two years hence. WO Walsh was chosen organizer for all related activities along the Mississippi River. A controversial note condemns employing Black labor by railroads and calls for reform in the railway district. An effort will be made to secure a charter for Yukon Athletics.
In El Paso May 27 Darciago Tenkal aided by Salvador Del Castillo battered a house door where Castilla called on his sweetheart. Rengal, jealous lover, forced entry and fired killing Gaelille on the scene. Police report ongoing investigation into motive and sequence of events.
Cleveland, May 87 The wedding gown of Miss Ruth Hanna is described as elaborate and costly with a satin gown and lace coat. The ceremony for Tamia and Joseph Sormick is planned in Chicago with society members attending from Chicago, Pittsburgh, Washington and Cleveland.
Trial of Naval Engineer Hussner concluded yesterday with a four year sentence. Proceedings focused on the public raw martial aspects and the killing of Artilleryman Hartmann at Essun on Good Friday.
Fragmented report details an explosion in a Pittsburgh mine on May 2 killing four men and injuring several as gas ignition caused a deadly blast. Names and places are garbled. officials anticipate follow up as investigations proceed.
Henry Watterson analyzes the ideal public life, contrasting a statesman’s duties with political expediency. He praises moral public opinion guiding leaders, notes the tension between intellect and practical politics, and argues true leadership combines conviction with service to the state. The piece cites Watterson’s era and views on public virtue and governance.
In Cheyenne May 24 Judge Sealt han ruled in favor of defendants ONeil and Boyle in the case Nei vs Noyle. The check signed by Boyle was found drawn in red pencil with a date two years prior to signing. Neil had fled involvement, and the judge deemed the matter to be invalid.
Mears faced charges of threatening to kill Tugrain Harraipon and faced possible arrest as Harraisnacated Men’s accuse him of going to Harraison’s house with intent to force a housing payment. Witnesses describe his rifle claim and alleged joint-tenant dispute as central to the incident in a tense legal backdrop.
Tonopah mining reports describe a new strike at the Widway shaft north of the Conapah mine with a 4951 Led vein opening a six foot quartz ledge. Officials note a potential Mixpalt ridge and possible Mantana-Tompal relation while assay returns show substantial silver and value per ton across samples.
A wounded officer, Grogan, shot in the shoulder by James Quarles during an in-city squabble, fights for life as doctors probe the wound. Authorities, including Henry Williams, plan indictments. suspects are moved from jail to Canyon County for preliminary examinations.
Fragmentary report mentions George and Kon in a contested engagement ring case with unclear sequence of events. It references a man accused of wrongdoing, a witness or victim, and a courtroom setting with disjointed phrases and garbled names.
Abstract noisy listing notes flowers for Decoration Day from assorted vendors. Advertises bouquets, wreaths, arrangements, and garden decor offered by Snaviet Bros and others in the area. Local shop names, addresses, and prices appear in fragmented OCR.
Public notice lists last bound excursion rates for the Western Railway line to Grande, with dates, agent contact, and ticketing details. Includes special, midweek and weekend departures, with prices and reservation notes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an all day market with meats and various foods. Mentions Ginn timer and Bupday froml tad p.m. unclear offerings include Treah Oyslora and Game. Names and exact items are obscured. it reads like a late edition ad fragment for daily groceries.
A fragmented sports item mentions teams and players with unclear names and a vague reference to a season. The readable parts point to a summary of ongoing play, but key details such as dates, locations, and outcomes are not discernible from the text.
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