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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1904
Page
5
Notice to Advertisers for Saturday Standard
Advertisers are reminded that all changes for the ironing paper must be completed in the day preceding. All advertisement changes for the Saturday edition of the Standard must be submitted by Thursday noon.
Business office addresses and editorial room numbers
The text lists room numbers 56 and 66 with labels No 56-One Ring and No 66-Two Huags in an editorial context. It reads like a classified or internal reference to offices or desks rather than a narrative item.
Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices
Parley P. Christiansen visits Ogden from Salt Lake City as Armor Market promotes meat cuts. Judge Chris B. Diehl attends to legal matters in the city. Acme Bowling Alleys draw a crowd for a pleasant evening. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Ogden area. Local clerks’ union sustains officers for 1904. Fresh fish stock advertised by Weatherby and Co. and regular grocers notice produce offers. Social events include dances and farewell for Elder Westbroek. Oil drill progress reported at Belda and Globo wells with positive indications.
Law and Motion Calendar in District Court Today
Judge Henry N. Rolapp presided over a busy calendar with motions in Byron Tk. Moyes et al vs Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co. Frank P. Foster vs Goldelia Foster. Liberty Irrigation Co vs Wm. Smith et al. Marian Winslow and related cases. J. H. Winslow vs Thomas Smart. New York & Utah Paper Co vs Thomas Whalen et al. and others. Several demurrers overruled, motions to retax costs granted, and multiple notice and motion to discharge attachments entered. Ten days to answer in some cases and 181 days to answer in a contested demurrer matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Rolapp
Byron Tk. Moyes
Stewart Hi. Moyes
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co
Frank P. Foster
Goldelia Foster
Georgia Crocker
Admx
Liberty Irrigation Co
Wm. Smith
John D. Harrell
Ogden Sewer Pipe
Clay Co
John H. Hamer
Ogden State Bank
Inland Crystal Salt Co
Union Salt Co
Utah National Bank of
Ogden
Marian Winslow
Weber County
Thomas Smart
Demurrer
Winslow
Adswer
J.C. Wangsgard
Sylvester Grow
Reuben Winslow
Jane L. Warner
U. P. BR. Fe Co
New York & Utah Paper Co
Thomas Whalen
John H. Hamner
L. A. Nelson
Tense China unrest raises risk of Russo Japanese war spillover
Washington reports fear unrest in China may push Beijing toward Tokyo in a Russia versus Japan conflict. State department officials regret the development and vow to exert moral pressure on St. Petersburg and Peking to keep peace and protect American trade even if war cannot be avoided.
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Washington
China
Peking
Tokio
Russia
Japan
State Department
St. Petersburg
Barges New Jersey and Liberty Lost in The Storm
In Newport News on January 4 a tug Navigator lost tow of barges New Jersey and Liberty during the storm. Both barges reportedly sank with all hands. The Liberty carried Captain Peter Schipp and four crewmen, while the New Jersey had Captain Elmer Hamel and three crew members aboard.
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Newport News
New Jersey
Liberty
Navigator
Peter Schipp
Elmer Hamel
Miners Under Arrest Under Martial Law in Telluride
Telluride Colorado reporting that several men were placed under arrest and escorted beyond San Miguel county under military guard. They are barred from returning to the district while martial law remains in effect. Thirteen more men were arrested by authorities.
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Telluride
Colo
San Miguel County
Probate and Guardian Notices In Weber Utah
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to John Ey Bagley at First National Bank building Ogden Utah by May 7 1901. Nellie Dufur Administratrix requests claims for Charles E Dufur deceased in District Court Second Judicial District Weber County Utah.
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District Court of the Second Judicial District
Weber County
State of
Utah
Charles E. Dufur
John* Ey Bagley
First National Bank
Ogden
Oo Mbs
Nellie’ Dufur
Military Tonight Announces Deportation Tomorrow
Authorities disclosed that a group of servicemen will be deported tomorrow as part of a pending government action. Officials did not provide further details on destinations or the affected units.
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Russia
First Damage Suit Filed Over Iroquois Theater Fire
Chicago January 5. The first damage suit arising from the Iroquois theater fire has been filed by Lucy Owens administratrix of Amy Owens estate and her mother Frances Owens. They seek $10,000 against the Iroquois Theater company the City of Chicago and theater managers Will J. Davis and Harry J. Powers. Miss Owens was a public school teacher.
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Chicago
Iroquois Theater
Lvyy Owens
Amy Owens
Frances Owens
Iroquois Theater Company
Will J. Davis
Harry J. Powers
COREAN PORTS TO BE OPENED
A Corean chargé d affaires says negotiations among Corea and the United States Great Britain Japan and Russia aim to open the ports of Wiju and Yongampho at an early date. Russia opposes but a few Russian troops occupy Yongampho. negotiations are likely to yield a favorable decision for opening the ports.
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London
Corea
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Wiju
Yongaimpho
Yongampho
Union Men to Report on Iroquois Theatre Fire
Chicago labor leaders form a commission to investigate the Iroquois theatre blaze. They allege non union workers caused the fire by being underpaid and unskilled while union members earned higher wages. They point to alleged management payoffs and use of an apprentice for the dangerous light work.
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Chicago
W. ¢. Schardt
Chicago Federation of Labor
Iroquois Theatre
Money markets show steady loans and prime mercantile paper
Time loans steady with sixty days at 41-2 and 90 days or six months at 41-2 3-4. New York traders report prime mercantile paper and sterling exchange firm with bankers bills around 4.8450 to 4.8470 for demand and about 4.81 to 4.8170 for sixty day bills. Posted rates sit at 4.82 1-2 and 4.85 1-2. Commercial bills quoted at 4.81 1-4. Bar silver at 67 1-4 and Mexican dollars at 43 3-4.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
London Bar Silver Steady at 2650 Per Ounce
London market report notes bar silver closing firm at 2650 per ounce on January 5 with prices unchanged from the prior session. The steadiness signals cautious trading as investors assess bullion demand and global economic signals.
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London
Harriman to Become Union Pacific President for One Year
Semi official statement says FE H Harriman will head the Union Pacific to succeed Horace G Burt who recently resigned. A general manager will be named to direct affairs from Omaha with operations modeled after the Southern Pacific. Harriman’s term lasts one year with a permanent successor to follow.
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New York
FE. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Horace G. Burt
Omaha
Southern Pacific
Wheat and grain futures report from Chicago markets
Chicago markets show January cash wheat at No 3 red 92 and 86 to 90 with other grades at No 2 hard 78 81 and No 3 hard 72 78. No 1 northern 86 and No 2 northern 84. Prices for corn oats and soybeans mixed with pork lard flax timothy clover and other feeds listed. Timings and exact figures vary by contract month.
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Chicago
Eer
Timothy
Clover
Darley
Jan. d
Northern
Riots in Seoul Fear Prompt U S Marines Dispatch
The Vicksburg reports grave Seoul conditions with fear of Korean soldier riots. Marines prepared to move overland by railroad and field guns from Chemulpo if needed. 56 officers and men sent, the rest ready for any demand.
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Washington
Navy Department
United States
Vicksburg
Chemulpo
Seoul
Frith Recalls Dickens Portrait Choice and Mustache Craze
The artist recalls John Forster directing a Dickens portrait in the early 1850s noting Dickens grew a mustache. Forster warned the craze would pass, then mused a beard might cover the face. Frith recounts urging a working scene but Dickens wore a black jacket for the final painting at South Kensington.
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Firth
Dickens
John Forster
Forster
South Kensington
Ty. P. Frith
I. A
King
Sugar Market Note From New York in January
Sugar prices in New York on January 5 show raw nominal, fair refining, and centrifugal grades listed without further context or figures.
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New York
Harmony Guides The Highest Libesti, Iawa Quote
The fragment attributes the quote to Giles praising harmony as the supreme libesti and Iawa as a guiding principle.
Opening Seexins Safes and the Modern Safe Breaker Trade
A New York paper outlines the profession of safe breakers who crack strong boxes when customers forget or change combinations. The work can take minutes with a skilled operer but sometimes requires heavy tools and long hours. Merchants who recently purchased a safe are common targets for forgotten combinations and theft concerns.
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New York
Jie
Diary Entry Reflects On Hair Through 1827 Change
Audubon the naturalist reflects in a diary entry from March 19 1827 on changing his hair length to fit fashion. He compares the haircut to revolutionary guillotine times and paints the page margin black in mourning for the shift.
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Andsoon
Audubon
Forecasting the Uncertain Future a Refusal to Despair
A brief reflection that declares we cannot accurately foresee what lies ahead and offers a shelter from despair as a philosophical stance attributed to Lewes. The note emphasizes accepting uncertainty rather than clinging to false certainty.
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Lewes
World markets open with languid trading in New York stocks
A slow start on January 5 sees heavy undertone with stocks moving narrowly. Steel and Amalgamated fall while Wabash and several carriers slide, then recoup some losses as room traders cover. Hawley group shows strength with gains in Chicago and Alton and other rail equities, rails rally to parity amid a dull, spotty session.
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New York
Wabash Preferred
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Transit
Sugar
U. S. Steel
Hawley Railroad
Chicago and Alton
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Chicago Terminal
Atchison
Northwestern
American
Cold and the Universe Explains Heat, Atmosphere, and Energy
The text argues cold exists where there is an atmosphere and must be fueled to counter heat. It claims cold dominates to preserve the universe, outweighs heat by billions to one, and likens solar and planetary warmth to surrounding cold. It cites the sun and Earth in contrast to their cold cosmic surroundings.
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Jupiter
Igolar
Magazin
Song Money on Geol St
A brief item notes a money-related matter on Geol Street, with scant readable detail and no clear names or dates.
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Ee York
Geo
Commodity Prices: Molasses Sugar Coffee Prices Listed
The note lists pricing for molasses sugar 22-4 refined firm crushed 5.05 powder ed 4.55 granulated 4.45 and coffee film No 7 Rilo 7 1 2.
Wool Price Range Report from St. Louis Market
The St. Louis market notes wool values with territory and western medium at 18 percent, fine mediums at 15 to 17, and fine at 15 to 16. The data reflects commodity pricing for buyers and sellers in the period.
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St. Louis
Jan
Omaha Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 4000 active to steady native steers 3.25 to 6.25 cows and heifers 2.60 to 3.85 canners 1.75 to 2.25 stockers 2.50 to 3.85 calves 3.00 to 5.23 bulls 2.00 to 2.90. Hogs receipts 7590 market 10 cents lower heavy 4.70 to 4.80 mixed 4.65 to 4.70 hogs 4.55 to 4.63 pigs 4.25 to 4.50 bulk sales 4.65 to 4.70. Sheep receipts 1500 steady western yearlings 3.90 to 4.50 ewes 2.75 to 5.50 lambs 4.75 to 5.75.
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Omaha
Chicago
Market Summary for Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Receipts show livestock market activity with cattle categories including native steers and cows, stockers and feeders, bulls, calves and western ranges. Hog prices ranged from 4.40 to 4.75 for most trades with bulk at 4.55 to 4.75 and pigs at 4.70. Sheep receipts around 4,000 with steadier to slight gains. muttons and lambs quoted at 4.45 to 5.05 with ewes around 3.55.
Kansas City Livestock Receipts Steady to Weak
Cattle receipts at Kansas City on January 6 show 123000 head with market values steady to weak. Demand remains cautious as feeders and packers adjust to supply trends and current slaughter figures.
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Kansas City
Chicago Market Report Bids Steers and Hogs Mixed
Chicago, Jan 5 cattle receipts 7000 with prices for good to prime steers 5.10 to 5.65 and cows 2.00 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 37000 with 10 cent drop. heavy good to choice 4.90 to 5.05 and bulk 4.70 to 4.90. Sheep receipts 15000 with good to choice wethers 4.00 to 4.65 and native lambs 1.90 to 6.23.
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le . Stadt
RAND
Fea Armor Market
Parley P. Christiansen
Salt Lake City
Reston
Chris B. Diehl
Acme Bowling
24Th St
W. 8. Hutchinson
W. H. Hatteroth
W. N. King
L. R. Rogers
Armor Market
Joseph W. Thomas
Farr West
Mabel
Cowes
Harrisville
Henry Bell
Annie von Limburg
Nathaniel RN. Montgomery
North Ogden
Labell Etherington
West Weber
Swift
T. B. Evans & Co
Re~tall Clerks’ Union
Union Labor Hall
Douglas Watson
Rudolph Jans
Emil Eklund
Thos. Clarke
B. Mortenson
Mc. W. St. Hutchinson
Salt Lake
Carver & Sons’ Grocery
William Giddings
California
F. M. Band Hall
Herman Westbroek
Netherlands
Fourth Ward
Foe
FP. L. Keller AG
Conley’s Académy
Badcon
J. O'Brien
J. J. Olsen
Fosail
Oll
Belda Ane
Globo Ol! Co
Conley’s Academy
LAW and Motion Calendar
District Court
Corean
Harriman
Burt
Grain and Provisions
J. T. Rushmer
Wash, Ave
Wall Street
Wool
Reese Howell & Sons
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