13 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
1
Fragmentary text recalls a crushed log event with misread phrases about a person named Chen and a place near Indy of Chicago. Readers are left with unclear names and outcomes as most details are unreadable.
Fragmentary text reports a national pledge about Russia and war vessels, mentioning officials and a United States government stance. The garbled lines reference ships, defense maneuvers, and possible actions tied to international tensions.
Engineer Charles VW. Titey of the srwoisl sechinol was killed in a derailment near Mare eee souling af Heighhtain Ne 5. The track broke up and cars toppled causing eight hours of delays before the line could be cleared.
Two young youths, 12 to 18 years old, spent Wednesday night in a blizzard near Shoshone, four miles from town. They were found in the morning in wet clothes, toes frostbitten with possible amputation, one companion fully exhausted but alive. Their guardians and authorities were alerted as the boys recover.
A dense prosecution note describes a strong protest and a criminal trial concerning alleged sexual crimes. It cites accused individuals including mentions of Willie and Thor Ghoyenne, with a call for punishment and references to witnesses and affidavits. The fragmentary text lists names and events tied to a court case and attitudes of officials.
A garbled news brief describes a trial at Basin County Court on the Duby Island coast. The piece names Sheridan and several local figures while outlining industrial ties and a disputed plot connected to a waterway project.
The Citizens of Conversa county fear the widening riots and the forthcoming trial. Sheriff Miller and local officials face scrutiny as rumors circulate of defendants and notable residents being implicated in deadly incidents and unrest across multiple towns.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a chaotic report involving Heber J. Grant and Emily Grant Mest in Kansas City with garbled phrases about mimicking and possible miscommunications. The passage references names like Arvin and Uhronigh Uioh and odd phrases about phonetics and arrivals, lacking clear dates or events.
A blast at the Hasuline plant in Vielontia caused severe injuries to a worker and her husband, who fell through a door from an upper floor. The home nearby was left wrecked as rescuers aided the injured and contained the blaze. A woman and a child were among those harmed in the incident.
A body believed to be a young man among the shipwreck victims was found on the ocean beach north of the Nilote river. The badly burned corpse wore no clothing aside from a packet, and the man appeared about twenty years old, weighing around 100 pounds. Burial occurred promptly by the justice of the peace due to the condition making identification impossible.
Investigators probe a complex Chinese business scheme affecting merchants from Vancouver to remote provinces. Authorities report many formerly modest traders rose to wealth through questionable partnerships, prompting scrutiny of Celestials involved and noting a ban on some returning to China. Affected individuals include men who formed wealth networks and their spouses, with calls for accountability amid public concern.
In a damaged text fragment a father’s preference and a child’s death are described with garbled names and unclear relationships. The passage mentions a patient who attended a gathering, a father’s favor, and two deaths connected to a family event, but all specifics are obscured.
President Roosevelt hosted a late evening conference with leading members of the cabinet and Senate. Attendees included Wilson and Hild, with remarks hinting at the forthcoming presidential message and potential planning discussions. A notable impression arose regarding the reception of the administration’s aims and not any decisive policy results.
The York based iron industry reports rapid adjustment to new conditions, with about 80,000 tons weekly traded since October, markets in the South driving prices lower, and finished steel products shifting as demand shifts. Prices for steel bars and tin plates show variability, while industry debate resolves toward harmony with old finished-material prices. A legal settlement between Apex and High and Bay Consolidated is anticipated, involving substantial stock transfers and monthly payments.
An advertising pamphlet explains rheumatism starts in the blood, not from external applications. It extols a product called 8.3.S. as a quick neutralizer of acids, rebuilds health, and claims a testimonial from S.R. B. of 9.8.9 who reports relief after taking the remedy. The piece urges readers to request free physician advice.
An OCR fragment touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims rapid digestion, dramatic cures, and endorsements from a Mrs Sarah Ay Bkeel, with price and distributor notes, all framed as a period advertisement.
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