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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1903

Page

8

Edler Released After Big Fight At Winter Quarters

Edler, jailed on criminal libel charges, was freed on bonds of 1500 after a two part hearing before Winter Quarters and ScofieldJustices. The case featured heated exchanges over venue and bond and involved counsel Braffet and Judge King amid a tense courtroom.

Minter Ulah Edler he-Workers America Wale Bing Salt Lake Rye Mau Uraffer Gomipans Woo Winter Quarters Scofield Jarronws Edier Laken King Caad Jurisicton Scafight Judge King Brallet Thean Braffet Alintney Bovids Clear Creek Price Kelliker

Unclear Text About Camp Visit and Arrests

Fragmentary report describes a Demellio snanks attempt to reach the camp. Guards plan immediate arrests on arrival for disturbing the peace. Organizers, learning of the situation at Colton, refrain from visiting Scofield and meet Judge King at Colton.

Demellio Snanks Bct Colton Scofield Judge King

Nipper Defeats Mrs Keen in Market Owner Case

The trial of Mrs Keen versus Falco Meat Market proprietor Thomas J Nipper concluded with a verdict for the defendant. Counsel for Nipper portrayed the plaintiff as ambitious and deceitful, while Judge Powers attacked her character as part of the defense’s closing. The jury returned no cause of action after deliberations yesterday afternoon.

Samson Ibelen Troy Cleopatra Bar Judge Powers Dr. Keen Eretia Dorgia Denver Emma J. Keen-Covey Thomas J. Nipper

Ogden Adopts Jerome Plan After DA Address

Ogden residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills while a local back pain sufferer credits the remedy for stopping attacks. An excerpt notes the Jerome plan for local option on excise reform after the district attorney described ongoing lawless activity and limitations of current statutes.

Jeey

Young Mother-to-Be Involved in Family Theft Case

Carrie Nelson 15, daughter of Charles O. Nelson of 326 Steffensey Avenue, was brought to the city jail by her father on a charge of stealing 24. The girl, described as small for her age and about 12, says she is about to become a mother. The father claims ongoing unruliness and suspects she gave the money to a soldier named John Wolf who has been involved with her and was arrested.

Carrie Charles O. Nelson Steffensey Avenue Jno Wolf

Murcer grocer Swindles Butter Buyer With Mouse Tale

A Murcer grocer Silas Treeven accepts a five pound butter roll from a country woman who claims a mouse spoiled her cream. He substitutes a similar roll, sells it to her, and jokes about the butter’s origin while noting customers cannot know what they eat.

Murcer Solanon Silas Treeven

Heart palpitations eased by Herbine cure

An old pharmacy ad explains undigested food and gas press on the heart cause fluttering. It recommends taking Herbine for a few days and claims quick improvement. Available for 60 cents from G. F. Cave on Washington Avenue and J. E. Care at Depot Drug Store.

G. F. Cave Washington Avenue J. KE Depot Drug Slarg

YERKES SETS THE PACE IN NEW YORK

TY Yerkes the traction magnate has paid 400.07 for a Fifth Avenue house adjoining his mansion at Sixty eighth street. The dwelling will be demolished to add a 100 by 275 foot extension to his home, with total value near five million dollars.

New York Ul—Charles ‘Ty Yerkes Transportation Byglem of Tondon Fifth Avenue Sixty-eighth Street Yerkes

New York Liquor Law Debate on Sunday Sale Plan

Dec 11 New York leaders of the Citizens' Union favor a Sunday liquor sale plan proposed as an amendment to the Raines law. The plan would permit saloons to operate between 1 and 11 p m on Sundays and be pushed by District Attorney Jerome.

New York Citizens’ Union Jerome Raines Shell

New York Tandem Race At Six Day Event

New York six day bicycle race reports seven teams tied for first with Dorian and toot trailing. Moran and Keegan remain a lap behind while Breton shows weakness after a hot sprint and coughs up blood but aims to finish. Early morning spurt by John Bedell and Flora Krebs gains three quarters of a lap on the leaders.

New York Toot Dorian Moran Keegan Breton John Bedell Flora Krebs

Local Teams Tally Long Distance Relay Scores

At 10 o clock the Cortenet Bretéм Leander Buller Floyd Hrebs Peterson Newkirk Jacobson Bedell Rowler Fisher and Walthour Munroe squads posted miles totals and laps Moran Keegan 1784 miles 1 lap Samson Vanderstuyfel 1783 miles Gougoltz Franz Grebs 1770 miles 3 tape Dove Hedspeth 1796 miles 1 laps

Lmt Cortenet-Bretém Leander Buller Floyd Hrebs-Peterson Newkirk- Jacobson Bedell Brothers Rowler-Fisher Walthour-Munroe Moran-Keegan Samson-Vanderstuyfel Gougoltz Franz Grebs Dove-Hedspeth

Anti-Slavery Law Proclaimed in Moro Lands

General Leonard Wood proclaims a new anti slavery law in Moro regions. The measure, passed by the October legislative council, calls for Moray settlements on lands allotted by the sultan and dattos with rent income to support their leaders. Wood advises Governor Taft to implement this native settlement scheme.

Manila Leonard Wood Getoberxi Legislative Council Stora Dattos Wood Taft Moray

Notice to Water Users in Weber River Area

W L Stewart of Weber County has applied to divert 30 second feet of Weber River water for irrigation of about 2400 acres across multiple sections. Protests must be filed within 60 days. State Engineer A F Poremus oversees the filing and dates.

Salt Lake City Utah W.L Stewart Werren Weber County Weber River Salt Lake Meridian Fremont Park Salt Lake Meridian A. F. Poremus

Philippine maritime laws urge restraint until demand is made

The Philippine commission recommends no interference with coastwise laws until enough American vessels request action, a stance also applied to the ocean carrying trade with the United States.

Commission Manila Philippine Commission United States

Amoy Vice Consul Denies Coolie Smuggling Fees

Manila December 11 Carl Johnson vice consul at Amoy denied aiding the smuggling of Chinese coolies into the Philippines disguised as merchants. He said he received no fees beyond those lawfully authorized for signing Chinese certificates and that he refused bribes.

Manila Carl Johnson Amoy China Philippines

Coughing Spell Causes Death of Duckwell at 25

A 25 year old man, Duckwell, choked to death after a coughing fit in his room. He had caught a cold days earlier and paid little heed. His wife summoned a doctor, but another coughing spell proved fatal before arrival. The report cites Ballard's Warehound Syrup and local drug store details.

Ftarr Duckwell Duckwell St. Louis Globe Democrat Ballard G. F. Cave Washington Avenue J. E. Cave Depat Drug Store

Disturbances Reported Across Philippine Provinces

The Isles report says disturbances freeze onians dying throughout interior provinces while Jess Ladroniat shows higher activity than ever. Hemp exports from Albay province reach record levels for November. Governor Taft will remain in office until his arrival in Washington.

Manila Interior Albay Joan Taft Washington

Ogden City Seeks Proposals for Salvation Army Site

Ogden City invites proposals to buy a ground plot of 50 by 134 feet. Site must be centrally located and suitable for a Salvation Army building. Proposals subject to City Council and Mayor rejection. J Wendershot, committee chairman.

Ogden City Salvation Army Addread J. Wendershot Ecommittee

Holiday Excursion Fares Announced by Rail Lines

Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line offer one fare round trips to any station within 250 miles. Tickets go on sale December 24 25 1903 and January 1 1904 with return limit January 4 1904.

Union Pacific Oregon Short Line

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Riverdale Ogden Burt Nipper Mrs. Keen Firm Foundation Dolan Fim Andrew Lavin Dean S. W. Badcon Doan Vester-Milburn Co Buffalo Chicago Railroad London NEW York Liquor Law Morgan and Dell Wanderchief Story Books Lehmann Cloak Sale Philippine Maritime Laws E. A. ‘Olsen Phong Isles Gole New- York Childrens Chil Eek Ts Vo Iron Savings Togular Kow Rasmussen’s York
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