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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
8
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In a chaotic incident on Main Street, a man died after morphine and a contested antidote were used by bystanders and officials to revive him. Witnesses fought to save him until morning, while others reportedly attempted to walk him to safety. Police later charged two men with burglary and related offenses, set at a small bail.
A garbled police report notes arrest of gamblers on Comumeveinl Street near the station, with names like T. Wilton and Peter Vuevide mentioned. Williams was released on bail of 100 units as other cases move forward in the docket.
A Welsh man named William Jones was lured to a poker game at Baltimore Lake by a supposed contractor. He was robbed of $50 after he met a stranger who posed as a contractor and offered Jones a job. The suspect was arrested following a report to police. The case date and full details remain unclear.
The readable fragment notes Miss Levenda Crofton of Mrs. Nettie Cotton Ne is said to have left home and not been seen since then. A widowed kin earlier walked about the area, with details scant and unclear due to damaged text.
A mother reports her 15 year old daughter Crutinn vanished after leaving home to travel within the city. Police investigation focuses on recent sightings, while the frantic mother appeals for information as friends and locals aid in the search.
Directors of Utah Light & Power propose consolidation with Consolided Railway to form a single company with power to buy or merge lines. Stockholders face a stock-for-stock absorption with no cash payment, and the December 31 deadline governs final action. A. W. McCune and associates may control voting on the merger through held stock.
In Castle Gate Utah on December 13 workers from United Mine Workers rights group threaten to end work at the mine operated by the Company Saundry. The stoppage follows reports of a new wage dispute and tension with management.
A dated health claim states insomnia stems from overworked digestive organs at night and promises Beecham's Pills will help them digest by day so the body can obtain nature's rest. The text implies the stomach alone nourishes the sleeper.
An ongoing mine strike shows no workers returning despite company offers to accept applications until 6 pm. Superintendent Crow reports 30 new applicants expected, while some union members refuse to rejoin, calling it a declaration of war against the miners. The company notes many loyal to the union and promises to hire as needed, with 205 diggers at Sunnyside today and no immediate protest from citizens or soldiers.
The Commercial Club discusses a proposal to reduce one third of Great Belt Lake by diverting waters to lower the lake level. Proponents claim two thirds of the saved water benefits the state, while experts warn of environmental and economic consequences including impact on resorts and local shorelines.
Fragmentary account depicts soldiers and officers amid tension near Salt Lake Valley with references to Fort Dougha and Miss Edith, detailing guards on lines, isolation cells, and a penitentiary night. It notes Acting Chief Burbidge coordinating protections and a questioned command structure surrounding post behavior and discipline.
A cryptic report notes a suspect known as Lexy, described as sly and calm, who escaped after a chaotic scene. A judge and police faced a tense chase as revolvers flashed and a buried body story surfaced amid muddled talk of danger and a curious spectacle with a mouse on a chair.
A fragment from New York Press notes a bar figure taught the drumstick is the best part of the turkey and grows up imagining his wife always yields to him. The quirky line hints at a humorous or satirical mind.
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