29 May 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
1
The report describes a sequence of events surrounding Leis arrival stirring tensions and alarms. It notes a sense of fear, disruptions at the Tops Of fibe Verity area, and reports of unusual occurrences including fights and cautions.
At a special May meeting the City Council awarded funds for furnishing the city theater plant and approved 84000 for a Millennium firm. The council also allocated 3020 to cover a yearly payment for a font client and set steps to transfer deed. An unexpected appropriation of 416 was used to redevelop a field by a savings bank and a legacy bond purchased earlier by predecessors. The council discussed the chain of title and why the minder was not yet reported.
On May 24 Mrs Adelie Tarber known as Auntie Barber fell from a bucky on Yorpla hill while riding with her brother Lorenzo Makeh. Both were pitched to the ground and sustained injuries. Dr Buda rd Caldersood attended, with Mrs Tarber in a grave but improving condition this morning.
Fragmentary OCR reports a wet forecast and unsettled conditions in Park City for Sunday and tonight. The text hints at heavy rain and unclear events amid a crisis mood with references to a team or group named TG, but details are obscured.
Springville based construction firm ships sixty carloads of friables and tools for work in Cathorniuy. Described as possibly the largest heading shipment to depart the area, the firm formed from consolidation of local prading companies. They plan to take about a0 year from here on Friday or Saturday, with eight and expert wore in store.
A serious runaway wagon accident occurred near Pleasant yesterday. Jesus Farnsworth and Honm Farnsworth halted to assist a neighbor when Lewin panicked and the wagon rolled over them. Both men were dragged, suffering bruises and possible internal injuries. One rider was hurt but not fatally, with bones not broken.
In Spanish York on May 28 Samuel Davia sustained serious injuries after a fall from a rout while shin pling Nome Insb Monday afternoon. Doctors Robinson and Warner treated him last evening uncovering an elbow dislocation a fractured ankle and a knocked out feeling as if punched at a prizefight.
May 23 reports twins born to Mr and Mrs Bundleworth. The infant girls passed away after a brief illness. Parents held prayers at home and funeral services followed before burial, leaving a region shaken by the loss.
Fragmented lines show multiple city names and scores with many typos. Reads like a garbled scoreboard with New York and Philadelphia entries and unclear results, likely an incomplete sport roundup.
A garbled report notes Chicago teams facing setbacks and notable wins. The text references Cleveland, New York, and a sequence of game outcomes with partial scores, hinting at a tense schedule and shifting standings.
A fragmented OCR page lists many city names, teams, and standings from a league table, including Los Angeles, Seattle, San Francisco, Oakland, and Portland. It mixes scores, partial dates, and events, with garbled phrases about standings and a separate note on an assassination claim involving a royal figure, Ferdinand of Bulgueis.
Captain Wilson a retired naval officer died at his Rent in law home after a Civil War service at Adeniza and Entragat’s feel in Mablie bay. The report notes his command of a vessel during the war and his later years in Baltimore.
A Pertinent report from May 28 states five children drowned when a ferry boat capsized on the Witharlhe River near Donbra. Officials say the ferry carried twenty passengers and thirteen were saved, with rescue efforts continuing.
Damaged OCR shows severe weather with heavy rainfall and river flooding. Lines report trains unable to move west from Salina and widespread impact across areas, disrupting families and supplies. Notes of record rainfall and property damage appear but names and precise locations are garbled.
A Lincoln reported request seeks clemency for a young man previously convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. The governor and Indiana officials are engaged, with local supporters and the family employing counsel and funds.
Diller B. Greil senior member of Cro Brothers arrested for alleged bribery of former Siyerin Londant Machen. Preliminary examination postponed to Wednesday. Saubel A. Gort, junior member, charged with similar offense. Groif brothers to appear for plea next week. further hearings set.
A German chemist and Professor Sommerfield claim a new therapy for tuberculosis using eucalyptus oil mixed with alum and whale oil, evaporated under alcohol lamps to purify air. Tests at several hospitals reportedly show promising results with sixty of one hundred cases improving. The method will be presented to the Berlin Medical Society at the end of April.
A large crowd in Brooklyn on May 24 awaited the Brooklyn Handicap amid light showers and unsettled skies. Favorite Gunfire from Whitney’s stables was seen as a top threat, with other notable entries including Thomas and Xavdarin while wagers centered on a $12,000 winner’s share from a $18,000 value purse.
In a past era Edison innovations aim to concentrate finely divided iron ore from New Jersey rocks. An experimental process uses steam and mechanical separators to drop purified iron, with early tests showing mixed profitability and technical challenges.
May reports from Mixien claim a hearing on a proposed process against General Hernandez Reyes, governor of Nevada, alleging vindicated. St Louis notes a penitentiary verdict in a bribery case against W. Hannigan, former alderman, found guilty of accepting a bribe linked to a railway bill passage.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it has helped over a million women over 25 years. It urges women to seek her guidance by letter in Lynn Massachusetts and warns against inferior remedies sold by druggists.
Pirates of the sea narrative describes a yacht race near Glen Cove with vessels Constitution and Columbia vying for lead. Weather is unsettled with windward challenges and shifting conditions affecting positions. Jury of spectators notes close competition as Reliance and Balance Act trail, while gusts and spray influence maneuvers along the shore.
The record lists board members and executives including David Eccles and Adam Pauseron with references to bank erections and related corporate entities. The legible text shows names, roles, and organizational mentions though some words are garbled.
A fragment from Ogden State Bank mentions a cashier urging customers to conduct their banking business promptly and accurately. The text emphasizes saving interest and efficient service, with partial names and headings suggesting a public notice style.
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