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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1904
Page
5
Advertisement Change Deadlines for Saturday Standard
All changes for the Saturday edition must be submitted the day before. Advertisers should send updates by Thursday noon to ensure inclusion in the Standard.
Bea Armor Market and Mabel Holbrook Jail Sentence
Bea Armor Market advertises fine beats while Mabel Holbrook, a colored woman with a history of drinking, is sentenced this morning to twenty five days in jail on her third offense. Excelsior Meat Market runs a short term sale on home cured pork and lard products with low prices. Sethi secured bonds and was released.
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Mabel Holbrook
Jury to hear case after $750 bonds posted
The defendant posted a $350 cash bond and a $400 surety bond. Dr BE M Conroy furnished $100 and 3.3I Doran $300 of the latter. Trial set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. BE
M. Conroy
Doran
Local Notices and Transactions Highlight City Passing Day
John J. Olson returns from Rich county. W. C. T. U. meeting set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Abs. Wm. Craig at 483 Seventeenth Street. Frank Manning and Martha Fowles issued a marriage license. R. A. Middleton wins a St. Louis exposition trip number 2191. Henry H Sparks dies at city hospital of spinal meningitis from Springville. Tax collection progress shown by Field Deputies Stratford and Champneys with added costs. Wilcox Grocery Co moves to 2462 Washington Ave new store opening today. Assessor staff listed for 1904 rolls. Griffin company deed transfers property to Pasteur Dairy for one dollar. Ogden Aerie of Eagles held a pleasant lodge night with program and lunch. District court updates on Bostaph vs Taylor cross complaint fraud claim and cases against Ritter dismissed. La Rose and Williams criminal and civil hearings pending.
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Bostaph Vs
Ogden Faces League Change and $1000 Guarantee
Ogden must raise a $1000 guarantee by the January 16 Northwest league meeting in Portland. Manager William Binford received word from President Lucas that a certified check would be accepted and Ogden’s baseball future hangs on business leaders subscribing to the fund to keep Ogden’s reputation as a baseball town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ogden
William Binford
Lucas
Binford
Aigners
Tribe to Wed Emma Quinney in Ogden Wedding
Ogden merchant George H. Tribe will marry Emma Quinney of Logan this Wednesday. Announcement cards have been issued. The Tribes will reside at 36060 Twenty-first Street after February 15. Mr. Tribe is a director of the First National Bank and a leading Ogden businessman.
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George H. Tribe
Ogden
Emma Quinney
Joseph Quinney
Logan
Tribe
Twenty-first Street
First National Bank
Fine specimen of copper ore exhibited in Ogden
Alfessrs Griffin and Olsen presented a nearly pure copper specimen to Standard offices. It measures about ten by seven inches and two inches thick, with sandstone particles and salc. Found fifty feet below surface in the San Raphael country of southern Utah, the ore underscores Utah's mineral potential.
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Ogden
The
Standard
Alfessrs P. L. Griffin
J. J. Olsen
San Raphael
Utah
Hub event to install clubs and firemen at K of P hall
The Dix Logan Post Belief Corps and Circle of the G A R plan installation ceremonies on January 13 at the K of P hall. A short program will precede a pork and bean supper. All old soldiers and families are invited to attend. Nelson chairs the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Dix-Logan Post
Belief Corps
J. ¥. Nelson
Forger Ira Maddox Sought by Ogden Police
Ogden police hunt for Ira Maddox a tailor who forged four checks totaling 47 dollars in Ogden on Saturday. He left the city traveling west with suspected destinations Reno or San Francisco and has been described in full to police.
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Ogden
Ira Maddox
C. A. Eklund
West
Reno
San Francisco
Ogden Steam Laundry
John Hamner
Turf Exchange
Silver Club
Gang suspect Shockley linked to Ogden watch
Ogden officers kept a tight watch on Shockley and two companions as they planned a crime here. Captain Burbidge of Salt Lake police gathered details while Detective Pender briefly detained a man for assault in Evanston. The trio moved between Ogden and Salt Lake, staying at Electric alley numbers and seeming eager to burglarize resort jewelry.
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Burbidge
Salt Lake
Ogden
Shockley
Browning
Pender
Meoro
Evanston
Prothero
Electric Alley
No. 6
Seattle
Shockiey
Market Opens Mixed as Small Railroads Lead Upswing
The New York market showed slight opening irregularities but overall strength in many stocks. Lower grade issues moved sharply, while standard issues lagged after modest gains. Gains appeared in Colo. and Southern, Pacific Mail rose, and Westinghouse Electric slipped as activity narrowed.
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New York
Penna
Brooklyn Transit
People’s Gas
General Electrica
Standard
Colo
Westinghouse Electric
Sawyer & Young Presents New Acts at Lyceum Week
The Lyceum Family Theatre opens a week of entertainment with Sawyer and Young as proprietors. January 11 features newcomers Hanford and Hart as top liners, the Greek Bennings, Tyrolean Warbers, the Wonderful Hindoos with magicians and legerdemain, and Mr. Harry Shibley the baritone.
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Sawyer & Young
ALL New Comers
Hanford and Hart
Wool Prices Reported in St Louis Listing
In St Louis on January 11 the market shows wool nominal values for territory and western mediums at 18 19 and fine medium at 15 17. Fine at 16 16.
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St. Louis
Sugar Refining and Coffee Prices Reported in New York
A New York market note lists sugar refining figures including centrifugals at 96 test, molasses sugar 211-16, and refined products with quiet crushed 5.05, powdered 4.53, and granulated 4.4. Coffee firm noted as No. 7 Rio 75-8.
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New York
New York Financial Summary Jan. iJ. Close and rates
Money on call easy 2 3 1 2 per cent with closing bids at 2 1 2 offered 2 1 2. Prime mercantile paper 5 1 2 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers bills 4 85 10 4 85 20 for demand and 4 81 90 4 82 for sixty days. Posted rates 4 82 1 2 4 83 and 4 85 1 2 4 86. Bar silver 58 5 8. Mexican dollars 44 8 8.
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New York
Jan. Ij
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Firm
Bankers
Cattle and hog markets update from Kansas City trade
Cattle receipts 11 000 with native steers 3 40 to 4 55 cows and heifers 2 25 2 60 stockers 2 50 3 69 calves 2 60 7 69 western steers 3 15 4 15 western cows 1 50 3 73 Hogs receipts 8 000 with bulk 4 50 4 60 heavy 4 60 4 70 packers 4 65 1 65 pigs 4 25 4 50 Sheep receipts 4 000 muttons 3 50 4 40 lambs 4 60 5 65 range wethers 3 25 4 50 ewes 2 30 3 50.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Commodity price table from Chicago markets listing grains and futures
Wheat quotes for Jan May July and Sept alongside corn oats pork ribs rye flax Timothy and clover prices. Cash wheat No 2 red No 2 hard and northern varieties with bid ranges. Spring wheat futures listed with a 7 dollar price.
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Chicago
Lord
Chicago live stock market report shows varied prices
Chicago on January 11 reports cattle receipts 42 000 with prices from 1.75 to 5.60 for various grades, hogs receipts 60 000 with values around 4.50 to 4.95, and sheep receipts 30 000 with good to choice wethers 4.10 to 4.50 and lambs up to 6.70.
Teamsters Hold Regular Meeting January 16 1904
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters will hold their next regular meeting Saturday evening January 16 1904 at 8 o'clock in the Union Labor hall. All members are requested to be present. C. H. Martin President L. C. Atwood Recording Sec'y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Union Labor Hall
C. H. Martin
L. C. Atwood
Sec’y
Shells Burst in the City in San Domingo
Insurgents shell San Domingo with cannon hitting city hall and U S legation. Rebels defeat General Castillo at San Cristobal capturing arms and cannons. An American messenger named Pierce brings Navarro letter to Powell. authorities confiscate it and refuse intervention.
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San Domingo
Castillo
United States Legation
San Cristobal
Pierce
Navarro
Jiminez
United States
Powell
Carpet Makers Plan Half-Per-Cent Price Rise
New York January 11 carpet manufacturers will advance prices on tapestry velvets and some Axminster grades by half percent. The move reflects higher raw material costs, especially wool, and follows prior increases on carpet yarns.
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New York
Judiciary Panel Backs Stephens Resolution on Trust Prosecution Funds
The House judiciary committee approved a favorable report calling on the attorney general for information on how the $500,000 appropriation to prosecute trust cases from the last Congress has been spent.
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Washington
Jan
House Committee On Judiciary
Stephen
University of Chicago plans vast expansion forecast
President William H. Harper forecasts three new schools and at least twenty five new buildings at the University of Chicago over the next decade. The projects would total about three million dollars, with funding origins undisclosed. Harper notes a need for additional scholarships despite existing gifts from others than John D. Rockefeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
William H. Harper
Harper
John D. Rockefguertle
Riot in Pittsburg Church Sparks Small Disruption
Three men caused a minor disturbance at a church in Sk Casi on January 10, according to local reports. Police investigated the incident and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jan
Sk Casi
Lithuanian church clash stains meeting over Sisters of Charity
At a Lithuanian Roman church meeting a pastor denounced anarchists amid a row over Sisters of Charity directing the parochial school. The Rev Father Sutkeitels claimed a plot to assassinate President McKinley involved the Reds and a college chum named Lawrence Pious. Police guard Walter Lutkietes after he warned of threats to his life.
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Tls
Lawrence Pious
Russia
McKinley
Pious
Michigan
Walter Lutkietes
Herbine Promises Liver Tone and Vitality Boost
Advert says liver digestion improves when bile secretion is weak and blood is bilious. Herbine strengthens stomach liver and kidneys, improves appetite and complexion, and revives the whole system. Fifty cents a bottle sold by G F Cave 2501 Wash Ave and J E Cave Depot Drug Store.
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G. F. Cave
Wash. Ave
J. E. Cave
Depot Drug Store
January Sale Sparks Frenzy at The Hub
Shoppers flock to The Hub for the January sale with limited quantities on popular items and price drops across departments. Early lines formed before doors opened as retailers promote discounts and bundle offers.
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