The Stand Ard Office Hours Noted
The Stand ard office hours listed from 3 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. except Sunday. Sunday hours set from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. with no 200m service.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
5
The Stand ard office hours listed from 3 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. except Sunday. Sunday hours set from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. with no 200m service.
Advertisers must place all changes for the evening paper the day before. For the Saturday edition of the Standard, changes must be in by Thursday noon.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event, names, or institutions to summarize into a news item with factual details.
The page lists vendors and services from Lon don Market and Washington Avenue including steak poultry market ads Paul Stecher watch repairs and photo parlors. It notes municipal clerk Jensen ill and court adjournments plus upcoming dances and minstrel shows at local halls and various sales, markets, and theater listings with names like Hoss Book Store and Acme Bowing Alleys.
Utah officials Whittaker and Shurtliff return from St Louis where the state building nears completion. The project costs about 4000 for the structure 2000 for inside furnishings and 500 for landscape with Utah exhibits housed elsewhere at the fair. Five thousand square feet in two buildings reserved for Utah displays include minerals grains horticulture and a miniature sugar factory. A copper mill and a cycloramic irrigation scene are also planned with 100000 Utah onyx souvenirs and 50000 booklets to be distributed.
Naval recruiting office accepted thirteen applicants yesterday, enlisting Walter Wyatt Fay John Ear S moots Edward Voigt Charles Elder Wade Carl Hayden Armentrout and Wm Orson Irvin as coal passers George Earl Chandles and Herbert Civil Dewitt as third class apprentices and Emile Darmani as a landman for yeoman second class The office closes tomorrow and Lieutenant Pettengill expects about fifteen men to be sent away The party travels to Salt Lake City where they report for duty on Monday.
Col Veracca berg of the district militia ignored the writ of habeas corpus for Victor Poole held in the guard house. Hearing paused as Judge Leeds extended the motion to quash to tomorrow and warned military officials to file criminal information by another route, asserting gubernatorial martial law authority.
VV. 8, Bailey of Texas reports his wife suffered paralysis in her arm for five years until Ballard's Snow Liniment cured her. He used it on old sores frostbite and skin eruptions with good results. Sold by GC F Cave 2301 Washington Ave and J E Cave Depot Drug Store.
Hon Lorin Farr departed by the Southern Pacific for Colonia Juarez Chihuahua Old Mexico. He expects a three month visit with his brother Winslow and will travel via El Paso to the Mexican Central. Only two Farr brothers survive Aaron having died recently in Logan.
Real estate transfers listed include Cornelia Koldewyn to Annie E Lam mers for lot 43 capitals block at $1. Thomas D. Dee as estate administrator transfers to Samuel Unsworth of part of lot 4 block 25 plat A for $830. Wm Sarvage and wife convey water right to part northeast quarter section 21 township 6 north range 2 west at $61.
Constantinople December 10 reports confirm attack on U.S. Consul Davis aboard a vessel near Alexandretta. An Armenian man named Attarian invited to land for fumigation was seized by three policemen while attempting to help Davis. Davis defended himself with a cane. Attarian remains in custody. The U.S. cruiser San Francisco reportedly departed Alexandretta.
Appleton Wis Dec 11 J F E Mitchell of Salida Colorado and Marlette Wisconsin died suddenly of a stroke while visiting for a mining deal in which he hoped to realize over 100000. Mitchell had worked long in mining districts and planned to close a large sale.
Chekib Bey, the Turkish minister, filed with the State department an explanation of the Alexandretta affair. He says Connau Davis attempted to procure illegal emigration of a Turkish subject, failed, then attacked Turkish police and boarded a steamer. The State department awaits Leishman’s full report.
George Nachman, an old musician famous nationwide for his strong ties to union labor, died today in Baltimore from acute bronchitis.
Stanley S Stevens advertises purchasing the Commercial Electric Cola business and moving to 2279 Wash Ave. He promises a full line of fixtures and special in house pricing to attract patrons, urging readers to recall 2276 Wash for contact.
I T Terry a Warren taxpayer won a temporary restraining order to bar tonight's dance in the Warren district schoolhouse pending a district court test of public school use for dances. Judge Rolapp granted the order. the suit names Joseph Carverm Matlie Thomas and R I Short as trustees and claims funds spent on the building.
A petition filed in New Haven claims the Bennett will case clauses and related letters were prepared in Lincoln Nebraska by Mr Bryan and his wife without Mrs Bennett knowledge or that of Mr Bennett's family or associates. It alleges undue influence on all appealed clauses.
The Chamber of Deputies approved an amendment to the budget authorizing the government to reduce duties on imported coffee from Brazil to forty percent. This move lowers the cost on coffee products from Brazil and affects trade with foreign suppliers.
In North Ogden this afternoon Hickey and Monro were bound for robbery after a preliminary hearing on the Zang saloon hold up. Baines was released from the charge. Wynberg and Hallin testified again. Wells hearing details echoed.
English Cotton Interests reports a proposal for an imperial grant to support cotton growing in British West Africa during Parliament's coat ing session. The British Cotton Growing association is compiling results from experimental plantings for submission to Colonial officers. Lancashire excitement over the U S crop is cited to push for a more independent British cotton trade.
State asserts Higgins shot L J Dore in District Court as Judge Rolapp oversees trials. Defense presents insanity plea claiming Higgins was partly insane at the time of the shooting and before and after. Liggins testifies he sought confinement at an asylum in Utah or Idaho for private treatment. Case expected to go to the jury this evening.
General Isaac Kahn the Persian minister in Washington expects a cable from the Persian grand vizier now in Japan to fix his arrival time in the United States. The vizier will visit Washington and be presented to U S officials by the minister.
A verdict of seven thousand nine hundred thirty four dollars was today returned against Alfred in a New York court. The ruling concludes the case arising from the alleged scheme and assigns damages to the plaintiff.
Robert Ti and Amon of Miller syndicate lead defendants in a multi action against alleged pet rich quick operators. The suit targets the operators and claims unlawful schemes.
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