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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1903
Page
2
Fragment from a damaged OCR note indicating subscription terms for the Daily Standard. It mentions advance payment, delivery, and publication of the author’s name in full, with illegible surrounding text and partial phrases.
Advertising agents outside Salt Lake City should direct all inquiries to The Arden office in Utah. Send communications to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah or through Tee Advertising Agency for ad requests and placement.
A garbled report details nine months of failure in a 1904 era financial scene. It references defaults, suspensions, and notable sums tied to executives and cities, with mentions of New England and New York losses. Names imply states and institutions involved, though the text is fractured and obscured.
An article discusses wartime alcohol problems among American troops in the Philippines. It condemns drunkenness as a threat to discipline and national honor, urging sobriety to maintain order, labor productivity, and the credible prosecution of war aims. It cites casualties, wages, and the impact on colonial governance.
Speech in Glasgow portrays Joseph Chamberlain as a strong defender of protection, arguing he would resist Britain’s enemies and uphold imperial policy. The report praises his grasp of world affairs and warns of danger if his leadership is undermined, portraying a decisive stance against continental powers.
Fragmentary 19th century report details alleged graft and misused funds within the Colorado National Guard. Officials including Governor and adjutant general figure in a sprawling inquiry with rumors of secrecy, payroll padding, and potential prosecutions.
The article outlines Britain’s export decline and shifts in global trade, noting 1900s figures with dollars, millions, and historical exports. It discusses the rise of German and French markets, the role of Lidlud Alalys, and changing shares of manufactured goods versus raw materials, alongside the impact of fires on rivals and evolving international demand. It cites United Kingdom export composition and a fall in the share of manufactured exports to about eighty percent by 1000.
In a late night crash near Siloam Springs Missouri three people were killed and several injured. Fire crews battled the flames as rescue operations delayed for hours. The victims include engineers Worrell and Penraer and firefighter Tintin amid a chaotic salvage effort.
A fragmented report notes Boston figure Moody known as T Moody facing New York arrest tied to a long dormant case. The filing mentions bonds and college connections, with a recent matolment and a tally near 828 000, indicating financial stakes amid lingering questions. Moody is described as currently in New Mexico.
A bolt from the sky strikes the Ul Maele Tatar camp, injuring multiple residents including James Login, John Gardner, Gillen, Patelek, and others. The injured are expected to recover. eighty men remain in the camp under guard.
J W Davenport of Wingy Kentucky reports a dramatic recovery after doctors said one lung was gone and the other badly damaged. He credits Balmhal's Snow Distinent with improvement after initial doses. The testimonial notes cost and local druggists selling the remedy.
In a choppy session New York shares rose for United States Steel despite a dividend pullback, while International nickel and copper moved higher. Prevailing weakness in Reading, Pensylvaniand other rails limited gains as sugar slumped and general market turnover remained dull.
Random OCR fragment mentions 613 50 and 1,003 Fone Tow with scattered terms like Ford, BIOGUMA, FAG, SILENT Rncolpy, and Lambs. It is a disjointed mix of numbers, brands, and names without a coherent story or clear subjects to summarize.
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Companies and various items with prices and references to cattle, hogs, and other goods. The text includes scattered proper nouns like New York and Newport and garbled terms, making the precise sale items and dates unclear.
The report lists cattle and calf prices with mixed quality ranges, noting daily market shifts. It covers cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs with figures for weights and prices, and mentions regional receipts and price movements.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt hints at a court or legal item with dates and places unclear. Names, locations and actions are partially legible, suggesting a legal notice or court schedule, but many words are garbled, leaving specifics uncertain. The readable bits reference Medina IGT and Ave Lag IU with a western-medial context.
A garbled OCR list shows scattered figures, names, and commodity terms like wheat and cash prices. It includes references to a Chicago area Detachment, dates like May and May 12, and several unrelated abbreviations. The text is noisy with no coherent event or clear entities to describe.
In Hawlins Uinta County Wyoming, M W Holey linked to the Holden O Connor murder trial, a motion to exhume the victim’s body and reexamine wounds was postponed to the next term. Foley, crippled by a congenital condition, attends the courtroom as his lawyers request a venue change. judge Seok of Cheyenne to try the case, Chaing unable to act.
Twenty four candidates for examination presented before the State Board of Medical Examiners as the chamber of the House met at the capitol yesterday morning. Names include Dr. Nourse of Hailey and President McCabe absent on a Wood River trip. candidates from Boise, Moscow, Lewiston, and other towns.
Fragmented text reports a legal dispute involving Pacific Red Wood Shingle Company over shingles pricing and a railway company lawsuit. Mentions New Brunswick Newfoundland question and a London exhibition context with various figures and dates muddled in OCR.
A garbled report notes a waterboy injury affecting a New York racing season. Cheloree, prepared for the Brighton Cup at Sheepshead Bay, faltered near the end of a trial preps, raising questions on recovery and future racing prospects for the horse and associated handlers.
An injured person is reported in a fragmented notice from a local area. The readable text hints at law enforcement and a town context but lacks clear names or dates. Further details are unreadable due to damage in the source.
United States grand jury in Butte indicted George Clarke on charges of forging and misappropriating about 317 dollars from his office. Clark was arrested in Salt Lake City, brought back to Montana for trial.
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