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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1903
Page
5
Folia, Bulgaria, Sept 18, reports the Bulgarian government mobilizing and concentrating forces in response to rising tensions with Turkey. The note warns that Bulgaria may take necessary steps if great powers fail to wisdom and moderation, signaling preparation for potential conflict.
Acting Attorney General Hoyt advises that the Postmaster General cannot be compelled to appear outside his district. Postmaster General designates Inspector Letherman to represent him in New York, while declining to produce government records or documents. The subpoena seeks papers covering years of postal service operation, spread across the country.
Chicago dispatch reports United States Senator Carmack proposes a bill to repeat the Fifteenth Amendment, disfranchising Black voters to address social and political issues. He argues states would handle race relations if that amendment is repealed and suggests conditioning the Black race, claiming its failures stem from white association. He offers no timeline for enforcement of enfranchisement postwar.
Shaddan Wyoming reporter details a fatal shooting at Daslon saloon where Henry Bhroder, a zookeeper, died and Howard Ring was wounded after a money dispute. Tuck Manley fired, claiming pressure from employees of a livery stable and a ride away. Jurisdictional pursuit followed, with public outrage and threats of lynching denied.
A report notes Keaile Waal Septy Tallick J Miophy among defendants charged with highway robbery. It details claims of innocence by Kelly and Murphy as the trial unfolds with jurors hearing testimony and defense statements amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
Havana reports many wrecks sighted near Lip Florida est at ten miles north of Jupiter a schooner wrecked crew ashore Stand rd Gilbarge stranded thirty miles south a Spanish steamer from Bilbo broken in two A schooner stranded Jacksonville reports no word from central Florida near Lake Butler two children killed by the Lornado Hale village 20 houses destroyed crops ruined
Chicago readers gather at the Young Men's Christian Association building to approve aid for Macedonian relief and support the Macedonian committee. Church groups and ministers from several denominations participate, while a Macedonian relief fund appeal is issued.
A fire at the Keogh Wright hospital in Salt Lake City started from a defective flue this afternoon. Firefighters prevented a serious loss of life though several patients, including Willison Datten and Marys, faced doubtful recoveries after the blaze.
Cripple Creek Colorado reports arrival of 1,000 Krag-Jorgensen rifles and 60,000 rounds of ammunition from the government. Officials meet to discuss legal actions and rapid distribution to troops while county leaders and attorneys weigh swift court steps to resolve the matter.
A fragmented report notes that deported Filipino rebels allegedly received aid from Manila. It mentions insurgent movements, travel by sea, and possible meetings with local chiefs, while describing authorized and unauthorized transport in a vague, war tense context.
Report from San Hin Phia Soph describes a public labor meeting where speakers denounced the American flag as a rag used to coverrascals. Officials and governor called for restraint as protesters accused the flag of disrespect while advocates urged labor reform and better conditions.
Fragmented OCR text notes the Italian fleet prepared for sailing with mentions of London and various wartime references. The readable segments hint at a naval mobilization and potential actions in the Black Sea or Turkish waters, though many words are garbled and uncertain.
President of the United Mine Workers of America to aid in striking coal quarries in Colorado. Mitchell expected in Denver late this week to take charge of negotiations if the strike spreads. He is currently in Kansas City responding to telegrams about potential mediation and will lead talks upon arrival.
New York telegram reports Thomas Fhynn died in Naspitid after a week of hydrophobia symptoms. The note claims he was not bitten by a log or other animal, with the cause described as a fatal record of the kind.
A 9 year old girl Laura Weel was fatally shot near Snnaat Park in South Brooklyn while on her way to school. Police report a man, Philp Tiyan, a watchman, chased by youths, fired a firearm causing the death. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
San Francisco September report states Tont King Ying a Chinese official in Peking and a military attaché in Washington faced disgrace. Sung allegedly committed suicide by suffocation at a Chinese cannery after a dispute. No formal charges were filed, details vague.
Sept 18 New York police battled a large partisan mob during a rally for candidates Isaac 4, Bopper and Duaret 7, O'Conner in the Tammy tenderwhip district. Dozens fought through stones and cries while officers restored order. Robert Crombie, formerly a deputy on the site of the District Attorney, suffered a broken arm and internal injuries, among others injured as police cleared the scene.
President Palma of Cuba travels from Havana into Eastern Cuba and is greeted with cheers in Puerto Principe. Officials, citizens, and banquet scenes unfold as crowds line the routes and royal-like speeches claim steady popular support for the administration amid revolutionary tensions.
The Alvha boundary commission reassembled at the foreign office and began oral arguments. Attorney General Finlay presented Canada’s position, aiming to reassure commissioners and clarify doubts, while noting the Coast Survey's 1803 line interpretation as following the general coast trend. Senator Turner interrupted during the discussion of the trend and Finlay called the distinction subtle.
A New Orleans plan to load foreign and domestic exhibits on river vessels to travel up the Mississippi to distribute displays. Officials explore timing in April and May and seek support from the Business Men's League.
A garbled passage describes a local event about a man with smallpox and an incident involving a county, with unclear names and dates. The readable portion hints at a county setting and a public health concern, but specific details are largely obscured.
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