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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
3
A long docket of scattered items covers a child’s accident in North Ogden, various local business notices, a crafthful of shop ads, and community scraps. Highlights include an eight year old boy hurt by a horn incident, plumbing and factory notes, and domestic updates from families and residents across Ogden and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention Vranvisen el and Siete Has divoted the wallucts weed pork reenetina Pow Felipe Phadvignes Migome as const gonenih i Tals part toy Nin avagie. Text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities for a proper summary.
Mrs Sarah Barks died last evening from heart and lung complications after a week of bereavement. Her brother Daniel Th Ogden had been accidentally shot a week earlier in Downey Idaho, as reported by local authorities. The funeral will be held tomorrow at Downey at 1 oclock in the afternoon.
The Standard Union notes no coal shortage for the coming winter, citing ample supply and higher mine sales. Dealers acknowledge limited rail cars and rising demand from new residences, with a modest freight advance of roughly five dollars per ton and no immediate further price changes expected.
Fragmented report notes railway executives Rowlands and Uden in Ogden for business, Southern Pacific shop workers progressing, and bonds facing Rock Island stockholders adjournment. Davenport to Lake Selina and a Salt Lake City hospital transfer are mentioned amid scattered mining claim notices and local misfortunes.
Federal prosecutors charged Meith Qel-B-Daniels Mer vie uvist and an attorney general for the Wonflive Department with conspiring to bribe. Daniel Miller, an employee and deputy to Attorney Coenen, faced related counts as officials were accused of arranging payments to steer decisions. The case centers on a bribery plot involving multiple aides, hearings, and alleged payments linked to a Rockville attorney and others in Washington.
In the matter of the estate of Andra Penman deceased the widow Crapharnia Penman aged 89 files for letters of administration in the probate division of Weber County. The petition notes the death in Utah on January 19 1901 and an estate valued about 400 dollars. The heirs include the widow and five children, youngest 20 and eldest 41.
On Washingtons Birthday the Davidaow-Munsey case faced a new phase as Judge Hart and counsel review evidence in the Max Davidzor raid and brand matter. The Supreme Court had previously brought back the trial due to evidentiary regularities, with a tentative afternoon adjustment expected before returning to the high court.
W F H Smith, arraigned on a charge of stealing a nurse from Samuel Jost, was bound over to the District Court with bonds set at 1600. He appeared without counsel, initially seeking to waive examination, but the county attorney objected. Prosecution testimony suggested Smith took the horse and traded it away for another, then disposed of the original animal.
Eight passenger brakemen promoted last spring revert to former roles as ticket duties return to conductors on the Southern Pacific. Train agents in this division include N. B. White C W Tackett Nephi Cross Frank Williams A B Charter J D Reeves A H Lavin J L You, with others reassigned along the line as rebranding continues.
Real estate transfers filed with County Recorder Mi Wado list changes in ownership. Names appear in a garbled OCR style, noting parcels within townships and plats including park lots and blueprints. The fragmentary text names George Q Crumon and Martha A. Cimon alongside Louisa Keck Sherman and Trae Ly in transfer references.
Fragmentary report recounts a photographer seeking original ideas for a patented device while a wandering group and New York journalists discuss leadership in American innovation. The text references Baltimore Ohio railroad figures, a London meeting, and excavations with a dye machine, all in a period voice.
Glasgow reports Joseph Chamberlain drew a large crowd in Cupar Fife during a day long visit. He warned the working classes that resolving the green question would dictate worker employment and urged continued confidence and support while praising British resolve during the war efforts.
In the 1dth annual report to stockholders in Toledo, President Ramsey notes rising earnings since June 30, 1897, with $21,808,756 total revenue, operating expenses and charges. Net revenue after interest stands at $1,223,499 with a surplus of $1,150 to profit and loss after sinking fund charges, dividends on debentures only.
Fragmented dispatch reports heavy Turkish losses and Allied pressure in the Balkans. A New York telegraph cites a battle near a town identified as Tosh Ho, with 300 Turks killed and the outcome described as grim for the Ottoman defenders.
A 26 year old working man was found dead by his own actions this morning about a quarter of a mile out in a boat near Torama Oot. The body was discovered at about A o'clock.
BerlinOch SA report from a military journal states about ten thousand young men eligible for enlistment have not reported this year. The article notes many are presumed absent, with punishments implied. details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Lawrence reports runouts and ed during the wind. A schooner from Hureks Cal. ashore at Honolulu harbor reassessed by tugs. Fire destroyed Updike Grain elevator at Missouri City Iowa with 300000 bushels lost, insured. Chattanooga memorial for tulow and Confederate soldiers dedicated at Orchard Knob near Grant’s HQ. Spaulding obituary in Oakland. National Prison Council elections led by Charlton Lewis of New York. Large scale helmet fair in Concord with extensive exhibits and shipments for World’s Fair plans.
A trolley car collided with a wagon at the corner of Thirteen Street and Stewart Avenue in Kansas City causing major damage to the wagon and injuring multiple occupants. Edna Barker Welborn and Bertie Wilson suffered unconsciousness or injuries, along with several children including John Wilson and Tinta Wilson, as witnesses stood by. Damaged gear and splintered wagon parts littered the scene as responders attended.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sarah Black involved in a Grove Point running meet with unclear times and allegations. Mentions of Jilly O Shea, Subnundaclag syndical office, and strained phrases suggest misreadings of a local athletics event and possible legal or organizational disputes surrounding the race.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a warrant for exhumation connected to a New York senator. Named entities include Hemel and Giverny, with unclear context about a portal panel and emynertion. The readable text hints at an official legal or legislative action but lacks coherent details or dates.
A damaged report notes a Norpena boat injured after an encounter with a submarine shark near Washington harbor. Details are unclear due to OCR fragmentation but indicate a maritime accident involving multiple names and locations, with no clear outcome beyond the vessel impact.
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