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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
2
OCR read shows garbled auction and subscription lines with phrases about Standard, carrier in city, Ogden, one year, and vague communications notes. Core facts unrecoverable. readable bits suggest a print notice about rates, delivery or subscription terms in a newspaper issue.
Advertising agents warned to operate only through The Standard Publishing Co offices in Ogden Utah or nearby cities. Advertisers urged to direct business to reputable agencies outside Utah. Communications should be sent to The Standard Publishing Co Ogden Utah.
The article surveys a sweeping political scandal with figures including Parke, Tork, and Browh implicated in corruption amid a large public dispute. It notes trials in New York and Kansas City, debates over sentences, and a broader struggle between unions, employers, and reform advocates. The piece emphasizes legal actions, political repercussions, and calls for fair justice.
Fragmentary text references a wild variety of names and events, mentioning Moodlig Edam Yanda and a possible exhibition. It suggests a chaotic scene with mentions of appointments, a company, and a World’s fair style display but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A dispute between a stepfather and others near the Brooklyn area ended when a man was shot through the lungs with a revolver. The assailant and details of the quarrel remain under investigation as authorities question witnesses and search for the weapon.
Fragmentary notes reference Vietorkt and Crampton in irons, a court activity, and mentions of Howl and Shyeore with a Norway connection. Alfred is said to be alive in Sorway, tied to a war context and a quarrel.
A male attacker assaulted and fatally shot Willa O Keefe after breaking into a ward room. Police reported the assailant was tackled by neighbors and beaten before the gunfire. The victim was taken to hospital with injuries described as severe.
A Japanese monopoly in camphor theory notes a discovery on an island pond site yielding 5 840 tons of camphor and 1 720 000 yen value. The area covers about 50 000 acres with 120 000 camphor trees and front eight to ten feet in dream. The report appears in the New York Commercial Advertiser.
A garbled market list shows heavy initiation after matching blocks and large share figures, with prices for cattle and livestock, including heifers and bulls, and mixed values for Western and Texas markets. The text references Chicago, Deb, and various farm goods with inconsistent figures and fragmented names, reflecting a damaged OCR.
The text recounts how E. E. Smathers purchases the two minute trotter Major Delmar and, by chance, acquires the dog named 30-cent. The dog becomes a constant companion and guardian to Major Delmar, following him from Empire City track to the stable and forming a close bond with the horse.
Kansas City market report lists cattle and swine prices with steers cows and calves noted. Prices shown include Gann and Markel bids with cattle weights and regional buyers. wool and lamb figures appear alongside inventory and shop remnants. The text references hogs and sheep values, stockyard activity, and potential buyers in a terse trade summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe town name changes and rail developments in Kansas, with references to new towns Waldron and Dekins, county lines, and alleged damning of towns for state tribute. Contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear entities. core ideas point to railway routing, town renamings, and county actions.
Cattle receipts around 8000 head with prices from 3.00 to 4.00 for week calfs at 3.006.00. Sheep receipts total 10,000 with vererlings at 3.50 to 3.85 and ewes around 4.00. Mixed heavy and bulk categories show range 5.00 to 5.205 with various lots, dull market conditions noted.
Fragmented report lists cattle, dairy, crop, and commodity terms with scattered prices in New York and Chicago markets. Dense garbled entries mention cattle, lambs, copper, wheat, timing notes, and banking references, reflecting a chaotic late 19th or early 20th century price roundup.
Distorted market notes show prices slipping for metals and steel while railroad and transportation shares drift lower. Listed firms include Union Pacific Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific and Erie lines with mixed indications of declines across sectors.
Reports from Yokohama and Kobe detail Russian demands on Manchuria and Korea, Japan’s cautious replies, and diplomatic notes. Japanese officials weigh partitions of Korea, while officials in Washington and London monitor growing friction amid conflicting international signals. A separate item notes U.S. anti theft meeting in Springfield and a conference on Native education in Illinois.
An appeal to the supreme court questions the Portland Golf Site case in the Uri Ple Cre district. The alleged partnership sliplets keep Doyle owing Burns $808.00 while Doyle’s claim resulted in a $446,023 judgment. Burne appeals.
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