PATHE: Fair Tonight and Twos
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a forecast of fair conditions tonight with low temperatures and potential light winds. No clear dates or location provided.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a forecast of fair conditions tonight with low temperatures and potential light winds. No clear dates or location provided.
A garbled regional notice mentions Shy Presbyterian and nearby shops on Washington Ave with references to Open meetings and scheduled events. It hints at board meetings, open central gatherings, and a few prices and goods, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted OCR text. The text references a governor, mayor, and various groups drafting schedules for upcoming evenings.
Fragmented notice details transfers, illnesses, arrests, and marriages. Fred William, son of Edwin Wit Tiuma, battles typhoid fever while Harry Bundy faces arraignment after a window incident. Walter Gordon and Billie Berfoch wed in Utah. Judge Stanford presides. A bicyclist dies? property claims and political talk echo through a chaotic municipal scene.
A garbled byway of real estate transfers lists partial parcels in Tot 5 10 30 blocks A with names Jennie Fisher John Netl Danial Pugh Avitia Real Estate and Investment Co and others. Incidents include a hotel fire atop Kilkee summit and assorted legal notices amid misread names and places.
The annual convention of Young Men's and Young Ladies' associations drew 170 officers and many out of town visitors. Prominent leaders from Agua and Weber state chapters attended as both organizations reported strong unity, pledges to support work, and plans for extended youth outreach through the coming six months.
A rear end collision occurred one mile west of Rock Ford involving a freight train and a passenger car. A fire started by an oil spark after the crash, with several crew and bystanders sustaining injuries. John Mudidigga and Drake from Alva reportedly suffered bruises while others were shaken but unharmed.
In Pittsburgh district today a nationwide lockout prompts six thousand marble workers idle as dealers post notices of three day strike. Workers vow not to return to open shop until terms met, with operations to resume after the pause.
Ex-Tastmaster General John Wanamaker was found not guilty in a slander case brought by former State Printer Robinson. The sealed verdict was read in court with a judge revising the jury’s wording before release.
A garbled report describes an attack on a torpedo destroyer near Narkgr at dawn. Escape, dummy torpedoes, and hull damage are noted, with a failed alert and subsequent dive. A separate note mentions the death of Mil Hanwien Gister aboard the Adrians Hacks.
Police arrest a suspect linked to passing counterfeit coins in a restaurant area. The man admits to circulating small denomination fakes and to attempting to pass them in local shops. Officers recovered the bogus currency and identified the counterfeiting operation near a nearby eatery, with the District Attorney to review charges.
Delegations from local G A R and Women’s Relief corps welcomed federal troops to Curup Golddell near Leadville as Sherman and Chase urged unity while miners from various crews faced mass displacement. Superintendents and strikers debated enlistment of nonqualified workers, with assertions that enough men could be found locally or imported if needed to fill all positions.
Police identify two men in a series of highway robberies and plan arraignments in municipal court. Witnesses link them to Edwin Sout’s robbery. one suspect waived examination as another was bound over to the district court. Separate notes report consular and political items with mixed dates.
Fragmentary report discusses promotion of major groups due to fears amid planned full mobilization. Mentions Ye Tawkishattity and waves of orders, with unclear names and dates.
Attorney General Finlay, at a session of the Alaska Boundary Commission, argued the American belief in a sweeping application of territorial waters to Alaska, citing the Bure ait Sea arbitration. He asserted the United States stance could not prevail for Alaska and cautioned against far reaching claims while noting unsettled points in the Norwegian and Canadian positions.
Delegates from Kaunas City and Natue, including President Buelwaay and Dr. Dreluat, gather for the International workers' convention in New York. Tensions rise over credentials and order as Parks asserts leadership while others demand adherence to protocol and unity.
Fragmented text shows a convention underway with delegates and committees. Mentions President Breland, nominees, and seals, with unclear lines about a February or January timing and ongoing discussions. The garbled prose references delegations, credentials, and anticipated reports to shape proceedings.
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