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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
10
Missoula Montana December 30 Judge Webster sentenced John Tully a soldier to be hanged on February 26 for the murder of Thomas Kennedy at Fort Missoula on October 18 last.
Dublin reports the death of the Marquis of Sligo at Westport House in Mayo. Born in 1824, he passed away on December 30.
Andrew Pattule, a member of the Ontario Legislature, killed himself in London last night by cutting his throat. He had been addressing meetings in support of Joseph Chamberlain's fiscal policy. He was born in 1850.
John Charlton III of Toronto is critically ill at his Lynedock home after delivering addresses in favor of reciprocity with the Dominion across several U.S. cities. His advanced age endangers his life and he remains under medical care.
Paris December 30 It is learned in diplomatic circles that the Japanese government informed foreign diplomats the situation with Russia is desperate but not hopeless It is believed the information was sent to the French government for presentation at St Petersburg
St John N F December 30 It is reported A G Blair formerly minister of railways and canals in Sir Wilfrid Laurier s cabinet will resign his seat in Parliament because of a disagreement with the premier over the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway bills He is said to have been designated to inspect the railway systems of the United States with a view to laying the information before a cabinet committee.
New York dispatch reports Mary Anderson Madame de Navarre the famed American actress returned to the stage after nearly fifteen years in retirement. She performed at the People's Palace in London's East End during a Vaughan charity event for the poor and sick, singing several songs and reading the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet.
John E Dooly and Horace E Peery serve as president and vice president for a firm dealing in foreign and domestic drafts on all points. The text shows uncertain names and roles but indicates an active commerce in drafts. The exact firm and location are not fully legible.
The text lists Parid Eccles as resident and consternvesssk with Vice-President James Pingree and Assistant Cashier John Pingres. Board of Directors include David Excles Job Pingrea Joseph Clark John Watson W. W. Riter Geo Hi Tribe Bernard White Thomas D. Dee Adam Patterson.
Notice records possession of estray animals in Ogden City Utah. Five days to claim, otherwise sale to highest bidder at Estray Pound 475 22nd Street on Friday January 1 1904 at 12 30 PM. One buckskin mare with stripe on head left hind foot white branded under half circle on left thigh. Estrays were taken up December 23 1903.
Ogden Council No 777 holds meetings at A O U W hall on the second and fourth Fridays. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. Local note references O’Brien.
An old medical advertisement describes heart flutter from undigested food and gas beneath the heart. It recommends taking Herbine for a few days and notes the price as 50 cents. Sold by G. I. Cave at 2301 Washington Avenue and J. K. Caton at Depot Drug Store.
Notice states the Standard Publishing Company stockholders will meet at No 360 Twenty fourth Street Ogden Utah on Monday January 13 2004 at 2 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. D T Tracy Secretary Ogden Utah December 10 1903.
The partnership under the name Ogden Bros. and Co has been dissolved by mutual consent. N. O. Ogden purchased the company interest and will collect all accounts and pay all bills. Dated November 16, 1903.
A year 1903 seasonal greeting from Wessler Cigar Co thanking patrons for support and wishing a Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year. The notice assures customers that all cigar boxes contain the proper amount of clears as called for by stamps and signs off from 333 24th Street.
Sheriff Joseph W. Bailey announces a public sale of multiple parcels in Central Park Annex Ogden City Weber County Utah on January 6 1904 at noon at the county court house front door. Includes lots numbering listed in blocks three and four with all appurtenances, tenements and hereditaments. Deputy Sheriff G A Sedreng signs.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial District Weber County Utah the estate of William Channell deceased. Creditors must present claims with voucher to Mrs Ella Channell administratrix at John E Bagley law office Ogden Utah on or before April 13 1904.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the law office of Richards in the Eccles building Ogden Utah by April 4 1904. Henry A Hill administrator. Richards attorney for administrator. One of first publication December 4.
The City Council of Ogden City Utah gives notice of intention to create six curb and gutter extension districts and to build concrete curbs and gutters with grading. Estimated costs range from 980 to 2,112 dollars per district and taxes will be levied on abutting property. A public hearing is set for January 4, 1904 at 8 o clock in the City Council Chamber to hear objections.
State Engineer office in Salt Lake City Utah publishes a notice that W L Stewart of Warren Weber County Utah has applied under chapter 100 of the Utah 1903 session laws to divert 30 second feet of Weber River flow. The intake is near Section 3 Township G North Range 2 West and will feed the Fremont Park canal for 10 000 to 12 000 feet to irrigate about 2400 acres across Sections 1 12 Township 6 North Range 3 West Section 31 Township 7 North Range 2 West Section 36 Township 7 North Range 3 West and Sections 6 7 8 Township 6 North Range 2 West. Water use May 1 to Oct 31 each year. Protests in writing due within 30 to 60 days. A F Doremus State Engineer. First publication December 1903 last January 1904.
A notice invites visiting companions to the first Tuesday convocation at Hee month. The message uses archaic phrasing and omits details such as exact dates or locations. It signals a fraternal gathering with cordial attendance requested.
Foresters of America local chapter announces meets on the first and third evenings at 7 30 visiting members in good standing invited to attend Adam J Farber CG Br Albert Close secretary Fraternal Order of Eagles Ogden Aerie 118 F OE meets Sundays at 3 00 in A O U hall over Howells visiting Eagles invited to attend Aaron Hoffman W P DT Tracy W secretary
Ogden Council 777 meets at the W hall on the second fourth Saturday each month. Visiting brethren invited to attend. J N Fogarty F A
Meeting notes for panel 637 detailing schedule on the second and fourth Monday evenings at AO UW hall. Mentions $3,000 death benefits and lists officials TRED MEISSNER Regent EO. B. ROLDMATS Seo'y. Josefil SEVERN Collector.
Seber Camp No 74 meets in the Utah National Bank Building every Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Visiting Woodmen invited. J O Gasberg, C E Ruth, Clerk. First Natl Basic Building. Circle No 174 meets and attends Friday nights at 7:30 p.m. Visiting neighbors invited. Fae or Meraf, In Riser, is an e Valy Light Clerk, 245 West late tarenms.
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