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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
4
Retail notice touts deep discounts on ladies jackets and tailor made suits. Highlights include 150 gray ladies jackets at 3.95, 250 jackets in multiple colors at half price, and 175 tailor made suits with substantial markdowns. Ends with call to compare prices with competitors.
Autopsy on Robert Kamion’s body raises poisoning questions as Tao Lemmon dies suspectedly near laudanum. In court, Henry Rosecamp seeks divorce from Henrietta Rosecamp amid salacious accusations involving finances and marriage history. A Salt Lake jail entry notes a man’s bond set at 200 dollars.
Attorney Wanless yesterday filed a DEN of exceptions in the King and Lynch case over alleged errors by Judge Unath. The murder case against Dito Uywn advances with a Saturday plea. Judge Morse has yet to appoint counsel to defend the woman in the Ballard vs We TE Androobal matter. Judge Hull dismissed portions of the suit, while Nicholas Cuntrova Mining Co. secured a plaintiff win. Probate court appoints Alvin XL Kellerbe administrator for Moses Wilkinson estate, valued at about 80000, heirs six daughters and two sons.
Reported arrest record lists McFellind as 1B, jailed on grand larceny, fraud and related charges. Deputies say he forged messages and attempted purchases, with alleged travel schemes noted over months. Authorities describe ongoing legal trouble andheld a suspect in county jail awaiting further proceedings.
The Utah naturalization statistics show 74 persons listed across nationalities. Great Britain leads with 877 including England Scotland Ireland and Wales. Sweden Norway 250. Italy 36. Holland 83. Turkey 2. Belgium 2. The figures were compiled for the clerk’s office with communication from the attorney general in Washington.
The county clerk reports delays in naturalization papers and filings as officials note gaps in entries. Bert Rhodes faces two months in jail for felony larceny while H. W. Y is sentenced and Mary Dang Smith awaits a Saturday plea on a murder charge in Victoria.
Payne cannot meet the $7,000 bail for murder in the second degree charge of Miss Annie D. Hill. Judge Diehl axed fall terms to secure allegiance from the district court. Attorney Dennis Eichnor declined further comments while awaiting records for potential bail reduction next week.
Ed Mead, secretary of Curis and allied companies, reports from Tonopah Nevada that ore bodies extend deeply and widely. He notes high grade veins in Desert and Lin Mow zones with silver and gold values up to 1000 ounces of silver and 180 dollars per ton, plus strong surface prospects along the Salt Linke area and Valley View.
Two pages of garbled notes recount a school board meeting in Salt Lake City about pediatric loans and finances, with references to City officials, a finance committee chair, and a special meeting calling for expenditures. The text mentions aging issues, policing, and a later note about a conference and priorities, with unclear details and many corrupted phrases.
Fragmented OCR text reports erratic weather details including inches of water and snow and mentions locations and dates in a garbled form. It hints at precipitation patterns and a note on one month’s overall rainfall but fails to provide coherent specifics or verifiable events.
In a troubling mining incident near Marsh a worker named Mirral died instantly when falling debris and a heavy rock crushed him after a roof collapse. The accident also involved AL Lackey and others as responders removed the body and secured the site.
Philadelphia dispatch reports a Christmas house party where a game led to a fight and a death. Police seek to determine if the fracas continued on the street as investigators question guests and house occupants about the events and possible offenses.
A fragmentary report notes several coal ships overdue on arrival. Vague references mention British ports, vessels such as the Favatainr and Morocco Jot Wily, plus names Cleambie and Shields, with uncertain dates and coastal sightings.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR from a New York area report describes a violent event with multiple names and unclear specifics. The readable fragments mention gunfire, possible injuries, and names Fat Geli Welatey Shen Willie SeLavuielin with references to revolvers and a death or severe injuries.
A Swedish railroad electrification debate outlined a plan to electrify state lines. The committee supports early adoption, aiming for nationwide electric traction beginning with key routes and using foreign power to meet capacity. The note projects initial tests in 1909 with broader rollout by 1905.
Severe storms disrupt rail service with damage to rails and rolling stock. Crew and passengers are evacuated from stranded trains bound for St. Louis as steamers and extra plows work to clear lines. Northern embankment is blocked by ice and coastal snows forcing trains to reroute north.
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