TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT AND MARRIAGE NEWS IN 1904 UTAH RECORD
Clerks advertise Typewriters for Rent at L H Becraft corner Grant and 24th. Marriage licenses issued to Johnson and Martin of Wilson, Purrington and Hunter of West Weber, Southwick and Campbell of Liberty. The Pasteur Dairy serves 2446 Grant Avenue. Miss Cora Wilson leaves for Salt Lake City to wed Moront Lever in the Temple. Farnland’s Hall hosts M A L of Lyon ball on January 20 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 5. Johnson
Idella L. Martin
Wilson
Wm. W. Purrington
Stuth M. Hunter
West Weber
W. M. Southwick
Mary &. Campbell
Liberty
Pasteur Dairy Co
Postoffice
Grant Avenue
Cora Wilson
William G. Wilson
Salt Lake City
Moront Lever
Misa Wilson
Lever
Wm. Giddings
Ogden
Y. L. Mic AL of
Lyon
Farnland
Hickey and Baines Sentenced to Penitentiary
Sheriff Belnap and Officer Wilson escorted Hickey and Baines to the penitentiary this afternoon. Both men were handcuffed together and showed emotion as they bade farewell to fellow inmates. Hickey claimed the jury verdict was inevitable from the evidence and hinted at appealing with new testimony. He asserted no prior motive against Hailin or Wynberg and spoke with staged affect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belnap
Barlow Wilson
Baines
Hickey
Hailin
Wynberg
Monroe Case Goes To Jury In State v Monroe
The State versus Monroe case went to the jury this afternoon with no defense offered by the accused. Wynberg was cross examined, Sheriff Batley testified about Monroe talks, and Monroe's conduct noted at noon as he was moved to his cell. Verdict expected late evening as Halverson and Christiansen argued for the sides. The Wells case will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Fullmer
Oregon Short Line
Pactile Hotel
Monroe
Wynberg
Batley
Afn
Pender
Halverson
Christiansen
Wells
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary at Islaugh Home
The Islaugh home hosted a twenty year marriage anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H Islaugh last evening. Guests included John Watson J W F Volker F W Chambers T H Ballantyne Frank J Cannon Al Stevenson C C Brown C J Ross Chris Flygare Joseph Ballantyne C C H Stratford I C Brown Miss Rose Canfield Annis Brown Mrs Hattie L Brown and Vivian. The gathering featured reminiscences music songs and games followed by lunch served by Olive Cannon Vivian Brown and Helen and Stella Islaub. Two china pieces were given as keepsakes and guests wished continued happiness and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Islaugh
Geo. H. Island
Messrs
John Watson
J. W. F. Volker
F. W. Chambers
T. H. Ballantyne
Frank J. Cannon
al. Stevenson
C. C. Brown
C. J. Ross
Chris. Flygare
Helen
Stella Islaub
Mrs. Islaubt
Rio Grande Western Increases Ice House Addition
The Rio Grande Western Railway received a permit to add an annex to the ice house, 335 by 100 feet, costing 3,000 dollars and doubling local storage capacity. Carl E. Petergon was granted a permit for a brick addition at 2224 Washington Avenue costing 1,200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Western Railway Company
Carl E. Petergon
Washington Avenue
Stand Ar d business office hours notice
The Standard announces new office hours. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:20 p.m. with Sunday hours from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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the Standard
Notice to Advertisers for Saturday Edition
Advertisers must submit all changes for the evening paper by the day before. Changes for the Saturday edition of the Standard are due by Thursday noon.
Business office No 56 One Ring Editorial Room No 56 Two Rings
A brief entry notes rooms in the building with numbered designations 56 One and 56 Two for business and editorial use. It records a ring sound cue tied to each area. No further context is provided on activity or occupants.
Ogden Morning Examiner help wanted and local notices
Local items note shipping and business details including armor market meat cuts and bacon brands. John Krulbosch taken to Provo State Mental Hospital after a plan to harm his family. Cross harness shop moves to new building on Washington avenue. A newborn girl to Frank and (unreadable) Whitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krulbosch
Five Points
Provo
Sherif Joseph Belnap
Cross
Washington Avenue
New Cross
Erik Larson
Little Queer
Senate referral of post office investigation to committee
Washington date January 19 The senate adopted without debate the motion to refer the resolutions for an investigation of the Post Office department to the committee on postoffices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Postofficé
Committee On Postoffices
Railway Company Restrained From Annual Meeting
Peoria Illinois January 19 L E Myers secretary and general manager of the Peoria and Pekin Terminal railway today secured an injunction restraining the annual meeting of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
L. E. Myers
Peoria and Pekin Terminal
President Sends Nominations to Senate
The President sent the Senate nominations for consul Fleming D. Cheshire for New York at Mukden and consuls James W. Davidson for Minnesota at An Tung Edwin V. Morgan for New York at Daley Chia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Fleming D. Cheshire
New York
Mukden
James W. Davidson
Minnesota
An Tung
Edwin V. Morgan
Daley Chia
Favorable To Dreyfus Report In Paris Court Revision
Paris reports that Attorney General Baudoin's finding favors Dreyfus after the court recommended a revision. He completed exam in cassation court today and the court’s decision, expected in weeks, is also anticipated to favor Dreyfus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Baudoin
Dreyfus
Court of Cassatton
Boot and Shoe Workers Union Reopens St Louis Controversy
Cincinnati January 19 The Boot and Shoe Workers Union convention resumed debate on the St Louis dispute. Secretary C L Bain of Boston presented a detailed defense to counter charges of fund misuse and inaccuracies in reports by Messrs Pinta Lawrence and Molten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Boot and Shoe ‘Workers’ Union
C. L. Bain
Boston
Messie
Pinta
Lawrence
Molten
Liquor Plant Burns With Loss Near Half Million
Cincinnati January 19 The Michaelo vitch Fletcher Co plant used as a distillery and for compounding liquors was practically destroyed by fire today. Fifty girls employed had narrow escapes. Two firemen were seriously injured. Loss estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michaelovitch Fletcher & Co
General Saunders Dead at Annapolis
Adjutant General Saunders of the Maryland National Guard died in Annapolis today at age 68 from stomach trouble. He joined the Confederate army at the Civil War outbreak and later served as assistant inspector general in the U S Army. He escorted the Prince of Wales during his 1860 visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Saunders
Maryland National Guard
U. S. Army
Edward VII
Woman recovers after five months with Vegetable Compound
Mrs Ipa Haskell of Silver Lake Massachusetts describes nearly five months of use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of inflammation and ulcers. She claims dramatic relief and urges other women to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pineham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ipa Haskell
Silver Lake
Mass
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Railroad and tunnel progress and staff changes reported
Assistant Superintendent Geiger visits Ogden while W G Watson resigns as general foreman but remains with Southern Pacific to supervise new shop machinery. Track laying nears Calientes on the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line with fifty five miles graded and twenty two miles laid. New Elburz tunnel opened for through trains. Ryndon tunnel finished and rails laid. Four tunnels total three miles long saving ten miles between Elko and Deeth. Humboldt House water supply investigation could shift division from Winnemucca to Humboldt, reshaping freight routes Ogden Montello Carlin Humboldt Reno and harming Winnemucca if confirmed.
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Calientes
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
H. M. McClarthey
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Elburz
Deeth
Elko
Ryndon
Southern Pacific Temployes
Humboldt
France Proposes Extra Funds for St Louis Exhibit
In Paris on January 19 President Loubet’s ministers of agriculture commerce and finance submitted a bill to the chamber of deputies for an additional 10 000 to an agricultural and horticultural exhibit at St Louis. A letter notes 120 000 already voted is insufficient for full participation by agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Loubet
Desertion trial casualty in Fort Wayne case
Detroit report shows Commodore K Warren of company G first infantry died from two bullet wounds while attempting to escape from guard Stanford during a fatigue march. Another private, Richardson, also desertion detainee, fled but was recaptured. Warren died at Fort Wayne pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Commodore K Warren
Fort Wayne
Company G. First Infantry
Warren
Richardson
Stanford
Senate caucus weighs Panama info as treaty faces vote
Democratic senators held a two hour conference on Panama matters seeking full information on alleged U S official involvement in the Isthmus revolution. They expect some Democrats to back ratification for commercial reasons while a committee will draft a resolution of inquiry for unanimous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
United States
Isthmus
Senate
Gorman
Messrs
Morgan
Carmack
Republic of Panama
Union Men Are Best Address in New Haven
Edwin Freegard of New York, secretary of the Typothetas union, told the State Typothetas in New Haven the length of the work day matters less than returns. he said reductions raise costs by 15 percent and that Congress may push an hour day, which they oppose. He urged members to lobby senators against the bill and to oppose the antidujunection bill while supporting the open office, noting union men are the best workers they can secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Edwin Freegard
New York
Typothetas Union
State Typothetas
International Typographical Union
Congress
Operation Draws Attention: Young Dives to Save Neck
James Dunn, 17, cured of a broken neck, discharged after five months in a rigid plaster cast with heavy weights at head and feet. The operation and recovery drew wide attention among surgeons. Plum, injured by diving from a pier, had three vertebrae crushed and chipped, kept alive during a difficult operation to remove splintered bone and set fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Dunn
Plum
Noted Divine Dead A Presbyterian Leader Dies
The Rev Francis J Mullally D D aged 84 died in New York City after a long clerical career. An Irish youth who aided Smith O Brien, he came to America in 1849 and served as chaplain in McGowan s brigade during the Civil War reaching colonel rank. He pastored in Bolivar Covington Sparta Lexington and Scotland and led Adger College briefly. His writings on Presbyterian doctrine drew wide notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis J. Mullally
D. Dd
Ireland
Smith O’brien
Young Ireland
America
Georgia
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia
South Carolina
Scotland
S. D
Mullally
Habeas Corpus Hearing In Sherman Parker Case
Denver January 19 Judge Moses Hallett United States District Court heard arguments on the habeas corpus petition of Sherman Parker seeking release from the bullpen status. The hearing focused on Parker's detention and rights to due process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Moses Hallett
United States District Court Today
Federal court orders writ challenge in Parker case
Sherman Parker now in the military bullpen at Cripple Creek seeks a writ of habeas corpus. The state contends the Federal court lacks jurisdiction but Judge Hallett overruled that claim and took the matter under advisement with a decision expected tomorrow. A Cripple Creek dispatch says Colonel Verdeckburg indicates criminal charges will be filed in Federal court against Parker today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Parker
Cripple Creek
Hallett
Verdeckburg
Parker
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