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Local fair notes a verti portion and suspected shavers amid crowd reports. Officials investigate after odd health concerns raise questions about purity and safety at the event.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
3
Local fair notes a verti portion and suspected shavers amid crowd reports. Officials investigate after odd health concerns raise questions about purity and safety at the event.
A garbled OCR page lists a mélange of names, places, and trades, naming ranchers, engineers, milliners, and merchants. It references Huntuville officials, the Stoney to Jona region, local hotel and street listings, and upcoming social events. The text hints at deaths, weather notes, and market prices with scattered addresses and vendor names.
A fragmentary report lists arrest targets and local names in a chaotic set of notes. Included are Sulford Binghamol Ollie Vuneus de ty Atsbley Wall Wright and others, with scattered references to Ogden Canyon and Wells Nevada. The text also mentions funeral arrangements, a visit to Misgauel, and a Southern Pacific engineer note in Corona Nevada. The jumble includes transportation notices and a city meeting about Shidon Avenue openings.
Amusements feature Tahist sonsichon with four strong comedies in one play. The show promises variety and action, with vivid drama, scenic effects, and an engaging cast. Critics praise the standout moments and overall staging as exceptionally entertaining.
A debate over an Ogden morning newspaper unfolds with Frank Stanislaus and Francis leading efforts. Prospects hinge on securing AP franchise and patronage, while opposition urges caution. Officials discuss subcommittee action and potential partnerships as bids for a daily paper multiply.
Jampbell and Smith were bound over to answer to highway robbery in district court after being identified as among the men who robbed Owens and Oakey. Defense argued, witness Owens testified to the earlier hold up, while prosecutors and local officers confirmed arrests and identification of several suspects.
Two Ogden youths who enlisted are listed as deserters. Local officials report the mayor received word from a Navy commander that George Pederson deserted from the United States Navy, with investigations noting several enlistments from Ogden ended in desertion. The article notes a number of deserters among Ogden recruits and mentions limited confirmed cases.
A murder investigation emerges from a family dispute with an Ogden resident among those affected. Reports describe a death tied to a neighborly quarrel and alleged threats. Associated Press dispatches note the case involves a wife and potential suspects as police pursue leads and detail the crime scene locations.
Fragmentary sentence mentions Mrs Furnes and Bunton with a son Herbert serving as a soldier in the Philippines and a daughter married to Dr A Derkitis of Ogden. The text is incomplete and lacks clear news context or events.
The text describes a planned testimonial for Sir Thomas Lipton in the form of a handsome silver service. A national committee led by General Joseph Wheeler and supported by the Western National Bank of New York was formed to raise funds from popular subscription to present the gift.
A fragment describes two Filipino dwarfs passing through Ogden on the way to a Light exposition. They are a man and a woman about 28 inches tall, with eastern origin claims and remarkable small stature. The account notes public interest but includes garbled text and unclear details about origin and purpose.
Buffalo September reports a wealthy St Louis businessman attempted suicide yesterday by shooting. The bullet caused only a superficial wound. Worry over his wife's health and retirement plans were blamed for the act. The man, Reed Northup, is described as brother to Sanford Northup who killed himself years ago. Northup had led American Refrigerator Transit, later absorbed by Missouri Pacific, and has since focused on other ventures.
Chicago police found the bodies of a well dressed woman about 20 and a man about 30 in a vacant southside residence. A weapon and a ballot lay with the man, initials on the linen suggested a possible murder suicide. Police later identified the woman as Mrs Emivvie, wife of a window decorator, with the husband believed dead beside her.
Fragmentary text notes alleged shoplifting at Stein's with a nun’s involvement and a suspect given days for petty larceny. Names like Frank Dust and Frank Gober appear obliquely, with phrases suggesting items such as pants shirts and a shirt. The garbled OCR obscures key details and dates.
The presentation honoring Fred Yoll will be led by associates, with William Talhurst of Salt Lake City succeeding him as foreman at the Rio Giditte Weaterny port. The ceremony will feature tributes from colleagues and a formal testimonial of his service and support.
A new railroad project for California is announced with Major Ny Abeifeiaxoll and leaders from various regions pledging construction across key routes. The proposed line aims to connect cities including Riverside and Denver via a western corridor, with high level oversight and a vested interest from regional officials.
New York reports Prince Aber shattered the world pacing record at Yonkers track by timing a mile in record pace. The event drew attention as spectators followed the fast mark and noted the historic achievement in sprinting history.
Tur scoffs at the idea cities with populations around a million are healthier than smaller towns. The report notes higher crime in large capitals like Harlin and Turis, while wealthier residents in dense urban areas show mixed health outcomes. overall population trends suggest varied health across big cities in western Europe.
Reno fire damages horses and vehicles on a two story building. Firefighters battled flames to save occupants and property. Estimated loss around 60,000 dollars, partially insured, with efforts ongoing to recover valuables.
Yoston Sept 24 The Carriage Builders National Association session heard W W Knappen urge reciprocity in customs duties to boost foreign trade and lower tariffs. Resolutions called for strengthening ties with Canada and forming a reciprocal committee to press Congress for favorable treatment aligned with local interests.
The readable text lists numerous names and places in a jumbled sequence. It appears to be an OCR fragment with many garbled or incomplete proper nouns, lacking coherent context or clear events. No single story or action emerges from the fragment.
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