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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1904

Page

5

Weber County Teachers Meet Discuss International Correspondence

Weber County teachers gathered in the commissioners' room to discuss music, mid year exams, trades, and a proposed correspondence program between higher grade pupils and their London counterparts. Superintendent W B Wilson noted A C Nelson's support, with letters to follow after district coordination.

Weber County Teachers’ Institute Commissioners Court House W. B. Wilson Wilson A. C. Nelson London England

Advertisement deadline notice for Saturday Standard

Notice to advertisers states all changes for the selling paper must be in the day preceding and changes for the Saturday edition of the Standard must be in by Thursday noon.

the Standard

Local sports and social notes from Logan and Ogden

Basketball game between B. W. Logan and Weber Stake Academy played at Lester Park pavilion with a grand ball at Parry hall. Also notes on John Wolf visiting town, Grace Lamoreaux joining her parents, a funeral, births, licenses, and local ads for meat markets and trains.

B. W. Logan Weber Stake Academy Lester Park Pavilion Parry Hall John Wolf Logan

Local notices and ads mix in bustling Ogden scene

A crowded page reports Castle Gate coal and Vienna Sausage outlets, a Salt Lake visitor, eighth grade pupils sleighing party, Weatherby’s sausage claim, Plain City rabbit hunt with Poplar team, fresh fish at Hoston Market, juror venire drawn for District Court, job ads for cooks and houseworkers, legal notices, and a grand Ball by Lynne Mil. Also notes on Utah Light power talks for new shops and on Mme Lilian Blanvelt’s forthcoming recital with Ballantyne in Ogden.

Lilian Blanvelt London Juliet Zerlina Micaela Marguerite

Man Struck by Switch Engine In Ogden Crossing

Andrew Wallace a sixty year old Southern Pacific section man was struck by a backing switch engine at the Twenty first street crossing. His left foot was severed above the ankle and doctors planned amputation below the knee. He was taken to the hospital in an ambulance in critical condition.

Andrew Wallace Southern Pacific Company Twentyfirst Street Wallace Ogden Depot Section Southern Pacific

Two Train Wrecks Delay Service in West and East

Union Pacific passenger train No. 4 derailed near Wamsutter Wyoming after a broken rail, with no injuries. A smaller Southern Pacific collision at Wooley Nevada delayed westbound trains. no injuries reported. Both incidents halted service into mid afternoon.

Union Pacific Ogden Wamsutter Green River Rawlins Wyo Wooley Nev Southern Pacific Salt Lake Division

Shakespeare Evening at Second Ward Institute

The Y M and Y S M L A announce a Shakespeare evening at the Second Ward Institute on Tuesday January 1 at 7 30 p m. The program features singing double quartets a lecture on the Elizabethan era by Walter Scoville a scene from Merchant of Venice with Launcelot Gobbo and Bassanto and readings and music including Meda McQuarrie and Squire Coop with closing exercises.

Y. M Second Ward Institute Walter Scoville Wilford Wilford Scene Launcelot Matt Galt Gobbo William Lunt Bassanto Ashby Boyle Mra Bessie Dean Allison Milton Meda McQuarrie Mr. Squire Coop Adousston

Insurance suit over Ferris policy with Modern Woodmen

Answer filed by attorney J W White for defendant in Mary Elizabeth Ferris v Modern Woodmen of America admits Patrick Ferris was a member of camp No 4990 and held a 2900 policy. It claims misstatement of birth date and alleged alcohol addiction, asking dismissal of the case.

J. W. White Rock Island S. Ag Mary Elizabeth Ferris Modern Woodmen of America Patrick Ferris

Knights of Columbus Meeting Notice at AO U W Hall

Knights of Columbus announce next meeting on Monday the 18th at AO U W hall. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled discussions and activities.

Knights of Columbus AO. U. W. Hall

A O Wm Woe Members Invite For Freerty Dance

Members of the A O U W and their friends are invited to a freerty dance at the A O U W hall onTuesday June 15 1904. The gathering promises music and social time in a community venue.

U. W Jane

Meeting Of U B E Division SO 9 Tonight

Meeting notice for U B E Division SO 9 to convene at 7 30 p m tonight in U L hall with members urged to attend for arrangements and agenda details.

U. L

Board and Room on 865 28th Street

A notice notes boarding and lodging at 865 28th Street, describing available board and room services.

28Th St

Pingree School Burner Burned In Gas Explosion

Albert Bell, Pingree school janitor, was badly burned in a gas explosion at the school. While tending the furnace, a coal car exploded beneath the coal as he opened the door, sending embers into his face. He received medical treatment and, though his eyes were not damaged, his face bears blistered injuries and intense pain.

Albert Bell Pingree Jee Ye

First Church of Christ Scientist Holds Annual Meeting

The First Church of Christ Scientist held its annual business meeting at the church on Twenty fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue to elect officers for the coming year. Directors include Mrs Laura Webb and Mrs Margaret Amber among others. president is M H Linclcome. treasurer is S L Ives. Sunday school superintendent Mrs Webb. Reports show the church advancing financially and spiritually.

First Church of Christ Scientist Twenty-fourth Street Lincoln Avenue Laura ©. Webb Margaret ‘Amber Minnie Hamilton Mary E. Emig Mary Ef.tohmie M. H. Lincicome J. Ives George Tolmie Anna Zeimer Margaret. Slater M. H. Linclcome T. J. Cain Martha A. Wattis Edna Nicholls L. Ives Webb

Psychology of a Jag on an Elevated Train

A faded monologue describes a man with a jag on a Sunday afternoon subway ride to Harlem. He clutches three dollars, speaks of friends and money, then breaks into grief recalling a lost friend and a trip to Europe cut short by a fatal end near the East River, as the speaker notes it all with quiet detachment.

Harlem Hla East Europe

Ogden Elected Leader as Pacific National Becomes Northwestern League

Directors of the Pacific National league met at the Hotel Spokane and elected W. H. Lucas as president with Ogden admitted to the league and Seattle withdrawing. Lucas was reelected without opposition and the league name will change to Northwestern league. Each club contributed $1,000 as a season guarantee.

Spokane Pacific National League Butte W. H. Lucas Ogden Seattle Lucas Farrell

Reminiscence of a Tragic Fare on a City Train

The narrator recalls a dying man on a subway who speaks of money and friends as he drifts between wakefulness and sleep. He describes bidding farewell to his “old man” friend, the man’s grief, and dying on a bridge then in the train car, ending with a wish to record his mental thoughts.

Fifty-ninth Street Forty-seventh Ap’ Frien’s

Dufferin Averts Rebellion Arch In Quebec Procession

In Quebec a crowd blocked a procession as a rebel arch bore a disloyal inscription. Lord Dufferin urged the committee to modify a word, proposing in place of Carnarvon Terms of Separation the phrase Carnarvon Terms of Reparation, then proceeded to move under the altered arch.

British Columbia Dominion of Canada Carbarvon Mackenzie Lord Dufferin Quebec Dufferin Carnarvon Amile

Illinois General Takes Civil Service Oath at White House

General John C. Black of Illinois, newly appointed to the Civil Service Commission, called at the White House to pay respects and then took the oath of office to begin his duties.

Washington John Co. Black Ilnois Civil Service Commission White House

Lending a Helping Hand Turns Deadly in Poker Game

In a Baltimore Herald rumination, a man shot yesterday for lending a hand in a gambling dispute. The tale recalls Alkall Ike slipping three aces to his partner under the table, prompting a fatal reaction from the rival.

Baltimore Herald

Anecdote Stirs Strait Paths and Cow as Guide

In Dev onshire a yeomanry officer recalls a man's circuitous march and his joke about watching an old cow. The Earl of Iddesleigh and Sir Stafford Northcote are linked to the tale as a lesson on sticking to a given point in politics.

Stafford Northcote Earl of

Laurier Plans Early Parliament Call Says March Likely

Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier announced an early session with Parliament likely to convene around March 3. The government may modify the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway bill as part of pending measures.

Ottawa Wilfrid Laurier Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Micasure

Santa Fe Transportation Headquarters Move Reported

Topeka Kansas January 16 It is reported that the official headquarters of transportation for the Santa Fe will be moved from Topeka to Chicago C W Kouns heads the department The force consists of 50 persons

Topeka Kan The Santa Fe Chicaro C. W. Kouns

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