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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1904

Page

2

Fuller Guilty in Assault Case on Edith Gill

Jurors found Thomas R. Fuller guilty of criminal assault against Edith Gill after four hours deliberation. Sentencing set for February 2 at 10 o clock with a minimum of five years and maximum life imprisonment. Verdict judged his alibi weak and his testimony on blood evidence offensive to spectators.

Thomas R. Fuller Chargc Edith Gill Fuller Miss Gill Commercial Street

Elks Social Session Delights Salt Lake Members

Salt Lake Elks Lodge 85 hosted a lively social last night with Captain Milton Barrett directing a reception committee and the Hello Bill cast led by Frank Kelly. The lodge room served as banquet hall for 300 guests as toasts and refreshments kept the merriment going past midnight.

Salt Lake Elks Lodge 85 Milton Barrett Hello Bill” Company Frank Kelly

Bruce Johnson Trial Opens on Shooting Charge

The case against Bruce Johnson, a local dive-keeper, for shooting Pat Burns, an elderly white soldier, concluded yesterday afternoon and was sent under advisement until Friday at 10 o clock. Witnesses described Johnson's influence over hangers on at the Commercial street dive where the assault occurred.

Bruce Johnson Pat Burns Johnson Burns

Gas Strike Reported At Gafey-Galey Wells Near Farmington

Drillers at the Gafey-Galey wells near Farmington tapped a gas reservoir sending mud and water over the derrick. Sightings by visitors noted gas at depth around 350 feet with water bubbling to the surface and a strong gas odor filling the air. Drilling paused yesterday but to resume this morning as work continues.

Gafey-Galey Farmington Lakeside Gas & Oil Company Guffey-Gafey Rambaugh Rumbaugh James T. Fulton Keogh C. *. Rowland Deseret News

Laca House Company Faces Involuntary Bankruptcy Filing

Foreign creditors petition for involuntary bankruptcy against Laca House company. Company admits act of bankruptcy and assets are about $60,000 with liabilities around $72,600. Referee Charles Baldwin to appoint a trustee in absence of Judges Marshall and Clerk Letcher.

Laca House Company Marshall Letcher United States Court Charles Baldwin

Miner Sues Daly West for $20000 Damages

Tesac Hubbard, formerly ore assessor at Daly West mine in Park City, sues for $20000 damages claiming a heavy ore load from a chute crushed him. He alleges injuries to ribs and back, preventing manual labor for about a year.

Tesac Hubbard Daly-West Park City Hubbard

Prison Attire and Bertillon System Adopted in State

The state prison board abolishes plain stripes for prisoners to distinguish guards at night and adopts the Bertillon system of convict measurements. Detailed identifications are recorded on card files for quick lookup during arrests.

Glate Board of Corrections

Bertillon System Adopted By Police Worldwide

The Deseret News reports the Bertillon system, created by Alphonse Bertillon of Paris in 1882, is praised for accuracy and being adopted at police centers globally. Utah’s first registered convict at the state prison is Thomas O'Donnell, jailed for one year for burglary, numbered 1600. measurements can be sent to other centers as needed.

Alphonse Bertilion Paris Utah State Thomas O'Donnell Deseret News

Death of Charles W Needham After Street Car Accident

Charles W Needham died at idle Cross hospital after injuries from a New Year street car accident. He slipped while alighting at Fourth North and Fifth West, wheels passed over his right leg, leading to amputation and death. A Salt Lake City native born December 1 1868 son of Mary Ann Furnace and Jonathan Needham. Funeral at Twenty eighth ward meeting house tomorrow at 2 p m.

Charles W. Needham Idly Cross Needham Fourth North Fifth West Needhant Salt Lake City Twenty-eighth Ward Mary Ann Furnace Jonathan Needham

SLEIGHING ACCIDENT NEAR INTERSECTION INJURES TWO MEN

Dr. T. G. Odell assistant county physician and J. B. Moreton former clerk of the board of education were thrown from a cutter at the corner of First South and Second East streets. Odell suffered a fractured collar bone and Moreton was badly shaken. Drs Mayo and Snyder assisted, Speedy recovery expected for Odell amid poor street conditions and a likely upraised street car track projection.

T. G. Odell J. B. Moreton Board of Education Cutter First South Second East Odell Mr. Moreton Mayo Dr. Snyder

Saunders Returns From Portland Convention

B F Saunders live stock dealer returns from Portland where he was elected president of a new packing company opposing eastern packers. He cannot take the office due to business demands but expects the venture to succeed with a main plant likely in Kansas City and a western branch on the coast. He notes Portland offered a site and 200000 bonus but may go to Missouri river area. He foresees beneficial legislation for stockmen and reports improved range conditions after recent snows.

B. F. Saunders Portland Saunders Kansas City Seattle Spokane Missouri River

Salt Lake Notes Report From Ogden Visit and Local Currents

Mr and Mrs George Lochhead and family visited from Ogden. Seven of the old Stephenson street cars remain and will be moved to double truck cars as opportunities arise. The Independent Telephone building will host plant installation next week. Consolidated Wagon and Machine directors meet to review 1903 business. Two Hokansen children aged four and seven from 404 West Second North Street diagnosed with chickenpox. Utah Light and Railway reports water supply shortened due to cold, increasing reliance on steam power.

Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company Board of Health West Second North Street Utah Light & Railway Company

Ticket Office Moves to East Temple Street Utah Light & Railway

The ticket office of the street railway department has been moved to No 1 East Temple Street near the front doors. Supt Head will not move his office from the Hooper block for two or three days yet.

Street Railway The Utah Light & Railway Company East Temple Street Supt. Head Hooper

Eggs poised for price jump as eastern supply wanes

With eastern egg supplies nearly exhausted, wholesale prices rise to 8.50 to 10.00 per case and retail margins of 25 to 40 cents are kept. Local producers note the native product commands the higher end of the range as market dynamics tighten.

Oil paintings gifted to Tonopah Catholic church

Loula presents fourteen oil paintings depicting Stations of the Cross to the Catholic church in Tonopah Newey in appreciation of Rev Butler's efforts to establish a church in the mining camp.

R. CG. Kerens SC. .Loula Tonopah Newey Butler

Miner Injured In Daly West Mine At Park City

A miner remained in a critical condition Sunday night after being caught in a cave-in at the Daly West mine in Park City. He suffered severe crushing injuries affecting his heart and lungs, as rescue efforts continued. The Utah Light and Railway Company reports the main generator now powers the entire streetcar system, performing the work of over a dozen Edison machines, with plans to further rearrange the central station plant to create a leading national facility.

Daly-West Park City Utah Light & Railway Company Central Station

Public schools consider semi vertical handwriting test

Judge Hall re commits Adele Ograin to the plate mental hospital after a prior release for California treatment ended in violence on a train at Ogden and return to Provo. Business skeptics urge a shift in schooling methods while two city schools trial the new handwrit ing system.

W. C. Hall Adele C. Ograin Plate Mental Hospital

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offered with Refund

Product note promises money back if the remedy fails to cure. Each boxed unit bears E. W. Grove's signature. Priced at 75 cents.

E. W. Grove

Washing Without Water: Fight Dandruff With Herpicide

The ad argues washing without water is useless against dandruff. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only genuine scalp germicide that kills the parasitic germ feeding on hair roots. Sold by leading druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan.

Newbro Iteir Stampa Herpicide Co Detroit Alich

Sells Foreign and Domestic Drafts and Pays Interest

A banking notice advertising sale of foreign and domestic drafts on all points and promising interest on time deposits.

First National Bank Directors and Officers

The First National Bank lists David Eccles as president and Thos. dD Desa as resident, with vice president John Pingree and assistant cashier as part of the bank’s leadership. Board of directors includes David Eccles, Job Pingree, Joseph Clark, John Watson, W. W. Riter, Geo. H. Tribe, Bernard White, and Thomas D Deanham Patterson.

David Eccles Dd. Desa Eagenaa John Pingree Job Pingree Joseph Clark John Watson W. W. Riter Geo. H. Tribe Bernard White Thomas D Deanham Patterson

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