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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1904
Page
1
An employee from the Taulerisle and villa railroad, Saree Tumes 8. Me McDagiel, while en route to Salt Lake, is reportedly seeking his son who was brought here by the mother who claims she converted to Morbonism. A motion alder is noted in the report.
Richard Mattissey, who yesterday ended a ten day jail sentence for fighting, enjoyed seven hours of liberty before being recaptured. In the afternoon he attempted to pass alcohol to friends outside the jail who had not yet completed their terms and was returned to custody to keep them company.
A dispatch reports a soldier and his prisoner were found with a woman named Santry Deval after they deserted. The pair were missing since Sunday, last seen with their guard, and were located without the hat and gun once worn. A search continues for the deserters.
The Fuller trial, a Fort Douglas soldier charged with criminally assaulting Miss Gill near Lake on December 15 last year, opened in the Third District Court. After jury selection, Miss Gill’s testimony was scrutinized. description matched Fuller, with physical marks cited. The defense rests on alibi. subsequent sessions will proceed, while the court entertains a social gathering for No. 80 members.
Mayoral action targets the Red Onion on Commercial Street after Brice Johnson wounded Pat Burns. Council to hear why license should not be revoked in one week. An ordinance for enhanced theater fire protection, including outward exits and standpipes, was referred to public buildings and fire committees. No outcome on mayoral appointments. council members undecided on committee control.
The Boldisrs report troops ordered from Carhon County yesterday morning as Brigadier General Can rounpd staff and company departed from the scene of battle. An army contingent now travels home while M company heads north toward Bowntrowl. In the city, Geo Cannon hurried to report to the governor as officers stayed near their homes for Sunday dinner.
A fragmented column debates Dr Pierce and the World’s Dispensary with claims that love can cure nervous ailments in women. It cites female weakness and leucorrhea as conditions improved by the Cupid prescriptions and pills, while noting other medical advice and nearby social disturbances.
The new governing board, including WD Miller as president and Joseph Oberndorfer as vice president, was elected after a tense meeting. Pollock pledges strict adherence to exchange rules and promises committee announcements the next morning, with expected stock list revisions and minimal changes to the board.
Oald thraaten to take a rise on acegant of the growing scarelly. Merchernls report quiet trade but warn of tougher times ahead. Bank clearings for today reach 3 elected figures with $5 98461.17 noted for the same day. The State statistics bureau says last year’s business is winding down as the new year starts. Next Wednesday evening Col. Catherine Higging of the Salvation Army will deliver a federated lecture on life at the Consul Kina Bonth-Tuaker. The Profmnec Exchange seeks flour and grain dealer applications for northern and southern parts of the state as a state exchange forms to regulate shipments more strictly than the current city exchange. Roan Fxdio of St Mark's Cathedral notes no arrivals for new bishop selections. Winker and Aranda of high church circles are mentioned with plans for services. A bishop is expected early October with a swark service at Al Paul’s Theeopal channel.
Visited the Majestic Park City mine to awaken an inspection. Inspectors including Dh Hi A Andrews De 0. Campbell and Toe McDous found the management eminently satisfactory. Copper properties at Ney show examination progress and prospects for development. Some camps have large bodies of tow grade ore that could yield big returns with treatment and rail access.
State Senator A. B. Lewis came home after weeks away on business. He had no new Utah news to share but reported improving conditions on the East and said investors are viewing developments more favorably than a year ago. The note reflects cautious optimism about ongoing interests.
The article outlines expectations of nationwide activity with emphasis on Western and Eastern regions, predicting substantial investment in farming and industry. It highlights notable optimism for year, anticipating significant funding and a favorable distribution of wealth, with Major players to benefit.
In Park off GAMP the Pinyon Ridge Mining Company is launched with Park City as operating base. Capital stock 600,000 shares at $1 par. Incoporators include James McGregor of Salt Lake City with 103,720 shares, Frank and Samuel McKean of Terre Haute with 44,986 each, Wyank McKeen as vice president and treasurer with 44,986 shares, Save U McKeene secretary, W. I. McKean Jr of Terre Haute once president of a railroad, Vandalia and others with 44,? shares, Euen V Marshall prominent Terre Haute businessman with 44,50 shares, Hugh McDonald of Paris City with 147 shares, L. McDonaldwald of San Francisco with 8,777 shares.
A garbled telegram from Santa Fe reports that General Manager Mudge of the Santa Fe railway was chosen vice president of the road, replacing Kendrick, but the origin of the report is unknown and officials refuse to acknowledge it in any way.
Washington reports the Navy Department has been accused of recognizing the Morales government in Ban’ Homogo. Orders indicate unrest as the Mastrod has departed for Gunithama to rejoin the regime.
Material for the Tonopah and Rhodes line arrives steadily at Sodaville. The road, about sixty three miles long, is planned to be in operation to Tonopah by May 16, barring unforeseen delays.
The First National Bank of Ogden and related accounts and figures appear in this listing. Davitt Hordes, Dee, John Brse, Clark, Watson, W. H Teibo Hernald, Adamo Patton, and David Ereles are named among bank accounts, corporations, finances, and individually solicited items.
Ogden Utah bank notice mentions deposits and savings accounts and time deposits with a focus on prompt service and courtesy to customers. It emphasizes paid on savings accounts and time deposits and invites customers to seek assistance.
Cincinnati poet and author Coates Inney dies at Presbyterian Hospital tonight after a grim battle. Local literary figure and Obie9, Inney was aged and known for his contributions to regional writing circles.
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