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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
3
The Standard announces advertising agents must deal directly with the Ogden Utah office or through reputable agencies. It lists 12 outside Utah agents and addresses communications to The Standard Publishing Co. in Ogden Utah.
Vivid account of a coal mine explosion's toll with crying widows and pallid fathers as rescue workers bring out bodies. The scene recalls the Scofield disaster of 1900 and urges community aid for the bereaved in Ogden.
Amid league talks in Vacaville magnates weigh expansion and city drops. Ogden presses for entry as Salt Lake City gains leverage with plan to shift cities and preserve the season. Officials acknowledge Ogden’s bid but future alignment remains uncertain.
A garbled notice discusses Western Pacific Railway ambitions amid Nevada frontier interest. It notes speculative praise campaigns, vague support from regional backers, and questions over feasibility for a line from San Francisco to Salt Lake City via a Bell era route, with doubt about Central Pacific obstruction and Ogden corridor plans.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a dispute or proclamation involving Blanchard, La Avonan, and u n ders t andi ngs about the junits daleings. The readable phrases hint at local tensions over a lake, with residents questioning official declarations and actions.
Secretary of the Treasury reports mixed fiscal results for the government year. Revenue sources include Cantons, internal revenue, and miscellaneous items totaling hundreds of millions, while expenditures reach over 500 million with large war related costs. Gold certificates and Treasury cash flows rise, with noteable increases in circulating money and depository holdings, reflecting shifts in public funds and bond adjustments under wartime finance.
Hazel Avery was arraigned in the criminal court on the charge of kidnapping Alien Furlong. Her bond was set at $3,000.
A new police force is formed to maintain order in the rural districts across forty six provinces of European Bassia. An appropriation of 9,250,000 is allocated to cover the cost of the program and its implementation.
In July Washington the Presbyterians seek religious liberty under Berlin treaty provisions. Representative Livingston and other Presbyterians push the State Department to clarify rights, stating authorities may deny Belginnt access. The report outlines tensions over liberty and government protections.
The filing concerns a will probate for a Chicago contractor alleged to be worth about 3.5 million. Complainants name several relatives and associates across Chicago and Parkershare, noting actions in 1380 during a lease construction at Lake Geneva and a social arrangement involving a mother.
A deputy marshal, Samant Parsons, was shot and killed by M. Smith, described as an insane man, during an attempt to capture him. Smith fled into the woods as dawn broke. Police search reports indicate a chaotic night with no immediate apprehension. Also noted is a New York meeting of a shipbuilding company discussing a universal for the company.
The Utah Supreme Court reviewed the will contest in the estate of Charles Van Alstine. The record details alleged insan ity caused by morphine and alcohol affecting the testator’s disposing mind and memory when the will was executed. The court overruled the witness as to direct interest and ruled the will invalid, returning probate. Chief Justice Baskit wrote the opinion.
New York markets opened with small changes and mixed sentiment. Purchases by speculative favorites sparked rallies in several rails and utilities before prices eased toward the close.
Chicago market notes list cattle prices by class including steers heifers cows calves and bulls with figures for slow and better demand and various qualities. With slaughter and feeder receipts, hogs and sheep receipts totals are shown and price ranges for good average and prime lots.
Kansas City spot market reports varied cattle classes with prices for native cows and heifers near 1.90 to 5.15, western stockers around 3.50 to 4.00, bulls 3.80 to 4.40, western cows 3.50, hogs trading 5.10 to 5.50, and sheep or lamb categories showing wide ranges. The listings include packers values, heifer prices, and mixed cattle classes across multiple yard quotations.
Listings from Omaha show cattle and hog prices by class, including stockers and feeders, calves, heifers, sheep, and yearling values. Figures include heifers at 2.00 to 4.00, hogs around 6.00, and sheep near 4.00 with various weights and seasonal adjustments.
A concise note reports Woo, Sir Louis, and July L Woal as steady with no change indicated in the brief. The terse item preserves names and the status update without further context or details.
Chicago July 1 market notes show futures quotes for wheat, corn, oats and cornmeal with bid prices and delivery months. The fragment highlights speculative activity and commodity trading terms, including references to July and September contracts and price levels, in a dense early morning timetable.
July 1 market report shows cattle and hog prices with steady demand. Beef steers and heifers trade at varying figures, hog receipts total 250, with higher and lower ends noted. no sheep traded.
The readable text shows misread figures and item codes for tools or parts such as No 2 tad Tip No 2 hard winder and No 2xte 78. The fragment mentions Chicago and northern regions but lacks coherent context or complete details to identify a definite event or item.
Major Thomas J. Qhang of the War Department will file a report after collecting facts and awaiting further instructions. No formal hearings are planned at present as the investigation proceeds from the St. Louis Terminal inquiry.
In Paris today an international marriage linked Lord Monson nephew of Sir Ikbound Mone to Mrs Romine Madeline Turnure widow of Lawrence Traure of New York. The ceremony drew diplomats and colonial representatives with attendance by her father Gerard Rey Stone of Washington.
Angus W. Machen appeared in Anierican court No 1 before Justice Pritchard and entered a not guilty plea. He was granted until July 20 to file a demurrer, with a potential deadline of July 30 if needed.
The thirty third annual convention of German American teachers of the United States opened in Erie with 800 delegates from many cities. The meeting will run three days and close with a banquet Friday.
London reports on Wimbledon day play as Doverty Nroters win and Jag triumphs in singles and doubles. Dehar ty beats Smith and Uistey in a tense match while the doubles champions, last crowned in 1902, struggle to defend their title.
City records extreme heat with officials warning residents of high temperatures across Cleveland. Officials urge hydration and shaded areas. Local businesses report heat-related disruptions and energy demand climbs.
The French Automobile champion Woltrnier accepts a medal today in New York at Empire City Leak ceremony. Barnay Oldfield coordinates the event with a telegraphic message confirming the award. Image mates report the scene with today’s excitement and national pride.
A Lang Island asphalt facility suffered a major explosion today caused by a blast at the Varhor Asphalt company site. Fire squads battled the widespread blaze as nearby areas reported smoke and structural damage. No injuries were immediately confirmed.
杂 Sugar and commodity details from New York fair items including sugar varieties measured by pounds and prices and a July note from LeCloge on timing money and steady rates. The fragment references totals 4.8725 for debits and 4.93 to 4.881-25 in commercial Willy S44.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Belgrade duties and engagements with Pate prior to Ue Vlesing, referencing Watson and an impemachmant of IT. The text mentions surviv ing faunbord, Marcoviteh, and Dutch saddle pomure linked to qession and dixeneeion in a diplomatic context.
Lesa Gailey died today from poisoning, per coroners verdict. She had just returned to her husband with their children after a separation when a boarder who had stayed with the Gaileys allegedly put poison in beer yesterday, ending in her death.
Hopkinsville July 1 Bill Gubb a fanmaker from a Todd county family shot and killed Younger Wal king 20 at Trenton farm after a days long feud over a woman. A warrant was sworn for Garths arrest as he faced Watkins farm where Younger and Henry Walling confronted him in a gunfight ending in Younger’s death. Garth is being guarded.
The advisory committees of the Congregational Methodist Protestant and United Brethren churches meet to hear subcommittee reports on church union. Committees may stay in session for several days to prepare a joint recommendation on denominational unity.
Chicago July 1 A federal injunction prevents George Davia shortstop for the New York National League club from appearing in Chicago games. Bears Meagher and Whitney claim to represent Charles Comiskey and other Chicago American League owners. The legality of serving the injunction on Davia’s holiday is in question as New York was scheduled to play two games in Chicago. The outcome unsettles Sunny era officials amid anxious preparations for the July clash.
About 15 000 union members in Birmingham suspended work today as the expired wage contract on track work remains in effect and the status is referred to 8 for suspension. Elsewhere Mildletown and Wesleyan University announce honorary degrees to notable figures including Shaw Bashford and Richard W. Gilder.
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