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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text shows a government bill proposal affecting schools and congregations. It references 1017 votes, a covaxmisigg act, and a requirement for schools to replace Aboss belonging to a tied congregation. Debates occurred, with implied debate in eldents Slinue nate.
July 1 note to the Belgian Government discusses the Congo Independent State divided into five parts. It addresses barbarous treatment of natives, dangers to travelers, and monopolies held by commercial companies. It argues the monopoly system violates Berlin General Act principles.
William A Brown, described as a Bavarian nobleman with the title Prince Athrobald Stuart De’Mordena, was tried at the Winchester assizes for a false entry in the Portemouth registry of a December marriage to Mabel Countess Russell. He pled guilty to misdemeanor and received two days imprisonment but was immediately released.
Sheriff W Russell of Grayson County Texas and prisoner T R Stegall fled after an alleged murder attempt on a Sherman farmer provoked by disturbing a church service. Russell chased the pair across the Southwest, captured Stegall, then learned Bragal was at a lumber camp near Whatcom and had him located and readied for transfer by local authorities.
The House of Commons speeds up the Irish land bill debate. Both sides push to complete passage as clauses 10 to 20 were adopted, with only TW Russell’s amendment to clause 17 drawing attention. The amendment proposes a tenants’ bargain where accepted terms trigger subsequent applications.
Vagene Winweiler editor of the Labor World and secretary of the Trades and Labor assembly of Decatur, was arrested on a bench warrant in Springfield. He was brought before Judge Humprey and fined 300 dollars on a charge of sending threatening postal cards through the mails to Franklin I Butler and other advertisers. The cards urged them to advertise in Los Angeles and warned of a boycott by organized labor if they refused.
Tacoma reports the Pacific Coast league held deliberations last night and adjourned with Portland transferred to Salt Lake City. The Portland franchise and all players become property of Salt Lake City under league rules, marking a major reorganization and anticipated strong status for Salt Lake City in the league.
Worn by disjointed fragments, the note indicates Ball Lake City will play in Spokane opening Wednesday with Lad Angelus, while Portland stays in contention. It mentions a planned northern tour through September, with Seattle and Spokane booked for October and California trips for other clubs.
MONE TRANSPORTS San Francisco July 1 The United States Government decided to augment rather than decrease its Pacific fleet of transports. Rush orders have been received by Major Duval to have the transport Buford's upholstery repair and ready for service within two weeks. The transports in the future will likely have to handle all the traffic shipped to the Philippines.
The State's brief was filed in Cheyenne Wyoming by Sime 90 Attorney Van Ousdel and W BR. Stull. The case concerns Tom Horn the stock detective convicted of murder. Attorneys obtained a stay of execution and the Attorney General will push for a hearing date. Also reports of a July 1 tornado at Wilder Minnesota killing three and destroying Farm buildings. Several other deaths from tornado near Heron Lake are identified.
At Butte on July 1 600 spectators watched a bout where Ryan overwhelmed Willie in the fourth round. Ryan delivered uppercuts and head blows before Willie collapsed from exhaustion and a final open jaw shot. The crowd repeatedly shouted insults as Willie struggled to land any effective blows.
Denver mill and smeltermen union No 43 sought an eight hour day from American Smelting and Refining. President Craig of the Citizens Alliance was summoned to company offices to discuss the matter. Manager Guilerman stated tight hours cannot be conceded, the union may strike, and Federation of Miners backs the action. Actions planned by other smelters in Salt Lake and Colorado plants could follow.
The fragment notes a singing performance in a local venue with hints of a reward for a missing item. It mentions a long standing tradition and a city official figure. The text references a Great Bellatay ceremony and a person named Tobnstone noted as honoring someone or something in the city.
The fragmented OCR text reports a long estate dispute in New York over Geo F. Cellain and Mrs. Molen Potts, ending with a court settlement and a contract of eviny promine. Gov Hl Martfordt and Mr Gilman figure in a financial arrangement involving 1.4 million and six percent interest, while a corporation takes over the business.
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions May Gilinan era and a reminder of preferred stocks totaling 1250 dollars. It references individuals such as Mia, Norton, Bb, and Theoilory Gihoan in a context resembling a estate or financial record, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
Hundreds of laborers including walkways, signwrights and joiners in several districts demand a shorter working day. They seek pay rises for overtime and a ten hour day by 1883, while the New York Ship Building Company says it is not affected by the strike action.
A Congregational church program by the Men’s club lists a dramatic lodge entertainment for Thursday evening. The cast includes G W High, G Emerson, K L Williams, Horace Foster, Gra Graves, Gideon, P N Cook, T N Pierce, J Browne, G Dalrymple, J W Abbott, W A McGaw, and Col W de Shealy among others. The item promises opening through closing ceremonies and notes secrecy around rites.
Vienna dispatch reports the Austrian cabinet crisis may force two or three ministers to resign. Premier von Koerner is expected to be tasked with remodeling the ministry. An imperial decree may authorize provisional supplies for six months.
Chicago announces a round trip first class excursion to Seattle Tacoma Portland from Chicago at 50, and 38 from St Paul and Duluth. An extra 11 applies for return via San Francisco and Los Angeles. Rates effective August 1 to 15, with tickets valid sixty days and final return by October 5.
The Russian minister agent in Washington Mr Roulkoweki is transferred to London. Berlin reports Berlin US exports totaling 1,411,417 with a rise of 1,196,809 over last year. Anthony Hope Hawkins, author, dies in London as Elizabeth Sheldon of New York and Susanne Sheldon attend a Fleet Street ceremony.
Washington notes John Barrett, former commissioner general at the St. Louis exposition to Asia and Australasia, has been appointed Minister to Argentina. Vice President W. P. Lord is named in the same report.
A garbled report discusses Washington and Lethe Caniot in relation to bank practices, currency reporting, and bank capital. It notes movements toward voluntary liquidation and mentions institutions undergoing asset and liability reviews, with emphasis on reform by larger entities.
Train fare reductions to the east via Union Pacific, listing fares to Chicago and Denver with quoted prices. Mentions travel between cities, dates, and ticketing notes, urging readers to obtain passes or tickets through the agency for outbound and return trips.
A garbled report notes Loubet refusing a request related to a religious dispute. The piece references Cathyidion and Vambet in vague terms, with mention of a protest or petition and a controversial capubion. The overall tone suggests a political clash over religious matters and authority.
A collision on the main line injured twenty people as a rail car veered off the tracks near York City. Reports say several were conveyed to local hospitals with varying injuries while investigation begins into the cause and sequence of events.
National Graduational Association in Boston Massachusetts holds July 8 to 10 19ng. Union pact referenced. FIC will make pale for one round trip 6600 Stand wed lines 02 06 Tikerential Mies. Tickets on sale until September. Return not invited until then.
Saratoga Springs hosts the annual Imperial Council Nobles of the Alyn Shrine meeting. Public notice stated open access, with event details related to union pacific travel and vetyn til July 21th.
One fare for the round trip to any point within a 300 mile radius from the starting point. Tickets on sale July 4th, limited for return travel until a later date.
The Dlite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works offers steam dyeing and clowning services along with French dry cleaning for Indies and ent's watches. Dyeing is done with an absolute guarantee on all work. Address: 81 Washington Avenue.
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