Floating Debt Wiped Out in Ogden City Finances
Ogden Utah August 13 1903 Mayor WAS GLASMANK reports the six month financials: general fund receipts 33491.77 expenditures 32730.80 with a net improvement over last year. floating debt reduced from 882... to 12006.59 cash on hand. city projects and staffing cited with emphasis on economy and no tax increase.
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Ogden
Utah
Street Department
the Health Commission
Eseen SD
Police Department
Police Department of
Ellie Vient
Jam
Soell
Suvg
Eneers Aacuesee
Akaxen
Usua2 Sud
Osden
Washington Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Twenty-sixth Street
Washington, Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Twentyfourth Street
Mother's Friend Promoted as Greatest Remedy for Expectant Mothers
A Kentucky attorney at law touts Mother's Friend as the best and grandest remedy for pregnant women. He asserts that after using four bottles before the birth of his last child, the baby appears healthier and more beautiful, claiming undeniable benefits.
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Kentucky
Laws
Carrie Nation Jailed After Street Harangue
Mrs Carrie Nation was jailed in Bayonne on August 13 for disorderly conduct after gathering a crowd and striking cigars pipes and cigarettes from men's mouths during a street corner harangue until police detained her.
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Bayonne
Carrie Nation
Russian War Party Wins Promotion of Admiral Alexieff
Peking reports Vice-Admiral Alexieff promoted to viceroy of the Amur territory and Kuang Tung, seen as a victory for the Russian War party. He leads calls to hold all of Russia gains in the Far East at any cost, with Port Arthur expenditures discussed at a Port Arthur conference. Conservative officials oppose naming him Governor of Manchuria due to fears of inflaming Japan.
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Peking
Alexieff
Aimtr
Kwang Tung
Russia
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Japan
Old Couple Decoyed From Home in Kidnapping Try
Report from Sunbury Pennsylvania describes the late Sunday night kidnapping of Mrs. John Hilsrow, wife of a wealthy farmer, and an attempted $350,000 ransom. The elderly Mr. Hilsrow was thrown from a buggy, while Mrs. Hilsrow was confined in a deserted farmhouse cellar. She escaped to a farmhouse but is in critical condition from exposure. authorities seek the kidnapper.
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Davenport
Sunbury
John Hilsrow
Hilsrow
Hilstow
Negro Shooter Released After Failure to Indict
A colored man who killed two New York policemen and wounded another on May 2 was released from custody yesterday after Recorder God noted the jury failed to indict. The suspect, identified as Jeff erson Sanders, had been severely beaten before the shootings.
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New York
Lug
Jefferson Sanders
Interest in Union Pacific voting case deferred
Cincinnati Aug 18 reports said Talbot J Taylor Ard and others would drop the suit to block Union Pacific voting in Southern Pacific annual election. However the case was set for hearing next month before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals with assignment approved by counsel.
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Cincinnati
Auit
Talbot J. Taylor
Union Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Company
Harriman
Keene
Lurton
Nashville
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Come on Rafferty, Hero of San Juan Hill
Capt Malcolm Rafferty a volunteer hero of the Spanish American War died Sunday night in Trinidad. He led Company F in the storming of San Juan Hill and was nicknamed Come on Rafferty after his famous cry. Police Commissioner Greene sent him to Trinidad five years ago to manage the Trinidad branch of Barber Asphalt.
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New York
Malcolm Rafferty
Trinidad
Greene
Rafferty
Barber Asphalt Company
San Juan Hill
JUDGE BIDWELL DEAD IN IDAHO ACCIDENT
Judge Henry T. Bidwell of central Idaho was killed at Clark's Fork while heading an inquest into a train related party death. A prominent IOOF member and officer of several fraternal orders he left a wife and two children. details remain scant.
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Hope
Ida
Clark's Fork
Henry T. Bidwell
Central
Idaho
Fosters of America
Degree of Honor
Order of Pendo
The
Woodmen of the World
Imported groceries held by Treasury under new pure food law
New York August 18 report that the Treasury Department through the Collector of the Port has ordered hold ups on over a hundred invoices of foodstuffs for possible sampling under the new pure food law. Items include French and Italian delicacies wines olive oil canned goods and in one case French peas imported by a large city firm. Lead used in canning reportedly touches the contents making the peas noncompliant under export country law.
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New York
Treasury Department
Port Strahahan
Agricultural Department
Burdeck Brood Bitters Promises Clear Headed Strength
An advertisement touts Burdeck Brood Bitters as a remedy that refreshes the brain and nerves, clarifies thinking, and strengthens the body for daily battles. It markets vigor, vitality, and suitability for active life.
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Burdeck Brood Bitters
Orient Road Financing Reported for Omaha Link
General Manager Dickinson returns from Europe and announces financing for the Orient road. The line will run from Kansas City to Port Worth through Stilwell and Port Stilwell. A contract has been made with Hamburg American Line for a new route segment and service.
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Omaha
Neb
Dickinson
Tust
Europe
Orient Road
Kansas City
Port Bulwell
Hamburg
American Fine
Ort Stilwell
Fourteen Men Injured at New York Naval Yard
At the New York navy yard fourteen workers were injured while riveting steel plates on the battleship Connecticut. Machines pounded as bolts showered over the workers. most injuries were to the head and body but none were serious.
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New York
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Alany
Electric Cars Collide on Carthage-Joplin Line Kills Motorman
A head on collision on the Carthage Joplin Electric Railway three miles from Carthage Missouri resulted in the death of Motorman Joseph Baker and fatally injured Motorman Ed Hedge. Others injured include S H Sanderson C E Roth Robert Orchard George Davery Andrew Alica A J Miller Conductor Daniel Anderson Ralph Smith and two women. About twenty others were hurt.
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Carthage
Carthage-Joplin
Joseph Baker
Ed Hedge
S. H. Sanderson
C. E. Roth
Robert Orchard
George Davery
Andrew Alica
A. Je Miller
Daniel Anderson
Ralph Smith
W. C. Eldered
Nancy Biggs
Thomas Webb
Webb City
Cruisers Marblehead and Concord Reach Astoria Harbor
The cruisers Marblehead and Concord arrived at Astoria. Concord anchors in the harbor while Marblehead, due to a case of appendicitis onboard, is not admitted tonight. The patient has been moved to the Marine Hospital and the Marblehead will proceed downriver tomorrow.
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Astoria
Ore
Marblehead
Concord
Marine Hospital
Dr. Fowler's Extract Note in Historical Phrase
Short quip references a remedy for bowel looseness and dismisses a summer complaint as nonexistent with a playful nod to Nature's remedies. The line evokes old medical marketing language and a humorous tone about keeping the extract handy.
Hooper Ward Lagoon Excursion August 7
Hooper Ward plans an excursion to Lagoon on August 7. A special train will leave Ogden at 9:00 a.m. returning from Lagoon at 9:00 p.m. A regular Farmington train departs at 6:14 p.m. Round trip fare is 75 cents.
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Hooper
Lagoon
Ogden
Farmington
Ogden Seeks Furnished Rooms for Irrigation Congress Delegates
The committee on reception of the Eleventh Irrigation congress asks Ogden residents to offer furnished rooms for delegates. Provide occupant name, street, room size, whether single or multiple beds, path access, and board options. Rates range from 1.00 to 3.00 per day. free rooms possible if not willing to accept payment. Immediate response requested.
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Ogden
William Glasmenn
Ogden City
Employers to raise wages in line with 15 percent living cost rise
Chicago reports the Employers' association says living costs rose 15 percent over five years. Wages will be increased by a matching ratio and applied as the standard for future raises. The plan aims to settle a nationwide effort to adjust wages fairly, and will be implemented now whether labor groups agree or not.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
Chicago Association
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward for Cure
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features testimonials from Toledo wholesalers West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and asserts the remedy acts on the blood and mucous membranes. Price 75 cents per bottle and testimonials available.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
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