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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads like an item about Cartier and a city action in a month. It mentions a daily standard and a number 14800 but is too garbled to extract clear people, organizations, or events.
Advertising agents are advised to direct business to the office at Ozibn Utah or through reputable advertising agencies. The standard currently limits communications to twenty words and publication of author names in full where applicable.
A garbled extract discusses protectionist policy effects on German wages from 1871 to 1900, noting a rise then decline and subsequent recovery in mark values. It cites the chamber of commerce analysis on purchasing power and consumer prices such as bread, pork, and butter, arguing wage adequacy remained strained through 1875–1879 and into later periods.
A historic medical report discusses typhoid transmission routes and the importance of pure water and milk supplies. It cites experiments from Germany and Hungary showing contagion can spread via water and ground, with outbreaks in Troyes linked to schoolchildren and contaminated water.
The article recounts a clash between miners and authorities at Cripple Creek, detailing a push for martial law and military action to quell the strike. It cites Chief Justice Hol Harve Rise and Governor Alulntire, arguing civil power must stand unless war exigencies fully suspend law, with calls for constitutional safeguards and civilian over military authority. It notes broader debates on military necessity versus civil rights and mentions political figures and events shaping the crisis.
The New York yard, once a major Atlantic Coast employer, was crippled by a strike and labor tensions. Receiver Nayward warns of $1.26 million debt with $300,000 unsecured, about 200 creditors. Only 390 workers remained, down from 9,000 pre strike, with 1,000,000 in plant value at risk and more yards disrupted. Unions blamed for slowed yards and cancelation of contracts amid labor unrest.
Los Angeles Oct 11 Grarpe Monropp brought from Tomlinto Ato to guide the scene of a strike minor’s death at the Yellow Anteytine in Randsbarg. He was found dead and wrungled Lyte the Rants Ho yoke wor Aromer, with suspicion that his fall from a freight train caused death.
The Leels steamer has arrived with news of unusually good weather in the north and no storms reported up to September. Mining ops are in fall and 2,000 people will winter there. Merchants expect abundant supplies this year. Winter shipments will include many gun passengers spending the season outside.
In a forceful drill amid heavy rain the camp troops endured a long marchback and engaged in firing line work. After marching fifteen miles, many poets in the company took a day off before resuming duties and preparing for a divisional review with 10400 expected participants.
Stratton wins his law suit against Homey Stratton over a promissory claim tied to his father’s will. Colorado Springs attorney Spurgeon Cassidy and others, named as Stratton’s counsel, filed claims for services totaling $500. Witness allegations of prior employment by Donovan appear in related suits seeking about $49,000.
Gov Betts reports surrender of 38 more rifles to Col Candlelse of the constabulary at Ligao Albay making a total of 100 rifles. Withdrawal from outlying stations returned to local houses by provincial order. Early reports indicate tensions amid regional unrest and formal actions in provincial governance.
The extended interview discusses the significance of Pranzo Zanacd eli visit and the growing French Italian relations. It highlights wartime support rumors, a tentative easing of tensions, and the absence of Signor Vanardelli due to domestic parliamentary matters.
In late returns from Lin provinces Solvo and Lin districts Conservatives gain a slim working majority as Liberal and Socialist losses appear. Progress reports from Similkamods and Skrona show Conservatives nearing the needed threshold with incomplete results still awaited.
Reports indicate efforts in the Connellville district to reorganize the region’s 18,000 coal miners after a prior strike and near collapse of the previous organization. Officials say a week of meetings aims to restore unity and strengthen bargaining position.
A historical ad denounces a belladonna based remedy as paralyzing and dangerous. It cites Dr Griffin and W G Taylor endorsers, claiming extensive medical effect, while warning readers of unreliable preparations and dangerous compounds in the market. The piece frames the product as a harmful panacea amid a chorus of dubious medical endorsements.
The Pittsburg district aims to organize 28 000 more miners in Irvin field and coke districts, boosting regional membership to about 80 000. H C Wrink company operates in the area with several independent interests, including John W Gates.
Oct 6 report from San Francisco describes former postoffice liaison Daniel B. Richardson reappearing after weeks in Washington. He faces questions tied to a grand jury probe into a scheme involving a telegraph device and its developers that led to indictments of Postal Inspector James W. Tirwing, August W. Marken, and others for attempting to defraud the United States. Richardson denies involvement, claims he was formerly Neville Co. president and that his resignation favored Tibyin Foy, the vice president, with further inquiry expected.
The article recounts a Cheyenne incident involving Sheriff A J Smalley and an unidentified tonbyaet plan. It also references a well known city architect and a child named Charlin Milly, with jumbled details about events in 1802 and an alleged emergency.
A fragment describes a mechanical gallows claimed to operate automatically by a trap and water valve. It cites Julien and Sheriff Kelley, mentions Canan City in Colorado and Governor Chatterton, and debates judicial responsibility in death penalty decisions. The language is garbled but centers on an execution method and official attitudes toward its use.
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