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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
4
A flood of scrambled OCR text describes a typhoid outbreak affecting city residents and workers. Names ages and streets appear garbled, but the report notes multiple hospitalized individuals and a spread within the community. Health officials are cited as investigating and confirming cases amid unclear details.
Dan Rolvan a miner employed by a local company at Beaver is involved in a violent incident. The report notes hospital treatment in Saltbathe City and ongoing inquiries into the event.
Fragmentary account states Sullivan was attacked from the left side and shot in the ribs. He survived surgery after a bullet was removed and is resting, with surgeons reporting the injuries were serious but controllable.
A court case from Fort Hangon concerns Harman employed by the Sto Grande Weatent. He injured a boy while near Dingle as a cart wheel passed, causing loss of a toe and resulting damages. The suit was brought by the boy against Harman and guardianship details are noted.
Seven men were taken into custody at a downtown gambling joint on Commercial Street late last night. The group included Mean Dirham, George Manrocy, and Charles Abimquist, among others. Investigators described the scene as a card game in progress with authorities seizing a sum of cash and stakes. The men were to be arraigned this afternoon as jail records and witness statements were collected.
A report notes a false imprisonment claim filed yesterday in district court. The complaint names Ksinbel Mos as defendant and cites alleged arrest without cause, pled damages, and claims of coercion and expenses for defense. Additional details about proceedings and parties appear hazy in the edited text.
A fragment notes a divorce judgment and alimony figures. AyG Hughes and Sth L Hughes were granted absolute divorce after a Tecumaol Neb wedding in 1899. Mary J. dleary was divorced from Joseph F. Henry, married in Wieshila Kansas in 1492, with desertion cited as grounds.
Arran indicated a period of colder weather may be expected as barcunvier IH rises. J H Rees of Salt Lake City secured the road contract from Fort Douglas to Brig hamptrees with a bid of 12800 dollars. Various local items include hospital operations for Mrs Summing and her son, legal matters with Theomas Wititere and Martin Twtling Marnes bound over, and Oregon Short Line official Theron S Smith relocating to Salt Lake City. Mary Lepworth dies at 82, with a Salt Lake City obituary noting forty years in Utah. Emancipation Day celebrated by local colored residents with afternoon exercises at the Methodist church and evening gatherings with speeches by prominent figures.
Fragmentary OCR text references Miss Ludendorf and E Bydendorf secretary roles within an association. Mentions weakness, a casemate duster, impure blood remedies, and a 11h AUG date with vague references to Payne's Colony Compound and veal, lacking coherent events or identifiable facts.
A youth initially pleaded not guilty but the court granted a change to guilty after a review by the defendant's attorney. Family discussions followed as witnesses argued the act may reflect uncertainty and inherited conditions rather than intent. The court considered further actions to resolve public concern.
The Commercial Club committee outlines an October trip for city jobbers to Lewiston via a special sightseeing train. The plan includes a dining car and stops at towns where jobbers have customs to foster trade negotiations and future annual tours.
A highwayman was arrested by police before obtaining any plunder. The suspect, Dick McCullough, was nabbed by Officer Johnston at 2 o clock near the Cullen Hole at South Street. Dr C G W Nupe reported McCullough searched his jacket and found $24 on the robber. He denied struggle and was taken to the station for further questioning.
Neal Nelson seeks divorce and child custody in Bolt Lake court, alleging cruel treatment and a failed marriage with Amnin Nielsen. The couple married April 3, 1807, in Dodmark, bearing two children and an orphaned Sophia, with claims of assault, neglect, and a request for alimony and support.
A Swedish religious pamphleteer, Swenson, arrived in Oyster Bay from New York with intentions to meet Bagamara POU and the President. Officers concluded he was harmless and not tied to political extremism, guiding him to leave the village after discussions and him buying a return ticket.
The fragmentary notice mentions a production and prices but is largely unreadable. It references a Friday deal and a potential event involving law, children, and money, with scattered numbers and names obscured by OCR errors.
A reader from Cleveland Mass recalls stepping on a wall and treating a knee abscess with Snow Liniment from Lord's Drug Store. The note praises the liniment as the best, mentions active warnings about abscess causes like constipation and injuries, and lists local sellers G.1 Cuyr and J.2 Cave Depot Store.
Oyster Bay officials and searchers report a disturbed man named Samuel Swenson, aged about 38, with a reddish brown beard and foreign cast, attempted to approach President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill yesterday afternoon while making a autio view. He was restrained and taken toward New York, described as a religious fanatic type. Swenson claimed Swedish origin and said he came from New York to see the President.
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