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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
2
San Francisco reports orders to prepare five troop carrying vessels for service carrying near 3000 soldiers each. Sherman Buford Crook and Dix to sail or dock within days. Dix to receive horses. port plans to fit it for use.
Public notice for Pazointment claiming a guaranteed cure for piles melting bleeding protruding with refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Drugstore advertisement promises 50e price and money back guarantee.
A Chicago special committee of city council members met to inspect local theaters for fire code compliance. It questions whether 35 percent can reopen under strict building laws, which would require many theaters to be rebuilt. Arrests followed for Fuller Construction workers on sightline tampering and skylight damage.
Paris reports the first thousand Japanese troops landed at Masampho signaling possible war. A Russian second rifle regiment is dispatched to Corea over Korean disturbances. Russia favors a neutral zone in Corea while Japan opposes it, fearing loss of influence over the peninsula.
A detachment of about thirty Marines from the USS Vicksburg, now at Chemulpo, arrived in Seoul as guards for the American legation. London papers react cautiously to rising Far East tensions, noting Washington’s move signals potential crisis while hoping for a peaceful settlement. The Daily Telegraph notes warlike sentiment and mentions the absence of the Russian minister de Rogen from public duties in Tokio.
A 115 year old Texas centenarian, Brock of McLennan County, recalls life, health, and experience. He credits Peruna for his longevity and resilience against climate changes and grip illnesses. He cites letters of endorsement and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman’s advice.
Born before the United States was formed he witnessed 22 presidents and served in four wars. Peeruella protected him from sudden changes and he shod a horse at 99. He conquered the grip with Peruna and believed it the greatest remedy for catarrhal diseases. He was a witness in a land suit at the age of 80.
Trial in the Sun and Moon mine bombing case resumes in the district court at Idaho Springs. The sole sensational testimony offered today came from A. Nf. Coburn of Idaho, linked to the union miners charged with blowing up the Converter building last July.
Unclear fragment claims J Chandler secretary of the Idaho Springs Miners Union warned prior to an explosion at Sun and Moon mine that opening with non union workers would be blown up. Prosecution aims to finish by next Thursday with eleven defense witnesses slated to testify.
Bank officers John E. Duoly and Horace E. Peery oversee drafts on all points. Ralph F. Hoag serves as cashier. The note mentions deposits and interest on balances and indicates domestic and foreign drafts and related financial operations.
The First National Bank David Eccles president Thomas D Dee vice president James Pingree cashier John Pingree assistant cashier. Board of directors includes David Eccles Job Pingree Joseph Clark John Watson W W Riter Geo H Tribe Bernard White Thomas D Dee Adam Patterson. Accounts of banks corporations firms and individuals solicited.
The House referred Hay's resolution for an inquiry into statements in the Briatow post office. Republicans joined Democrats to support the motion to order the previous question. three Republicans voted with the Democrats to oppose referral. President's Panama canal message was read with Republican applause. Massachusetts Historical Society memorial on restoring the fricate Constitution was read and referred to naval affairs. Minority leader Williams praised open memorial readings but Payne warned no precedent. House adjourned at 2:45 p.m. until tomorrow.
A Georgetown Colorado trial centers on alleged statements by a union official who planned to blow up a local mine. The case features charges tied to sabotage plans and a broader labor dispute.
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