Weather forecast briefing for Friday near center
Central weather bulletin notes fair conditions tonight with continued warmup into Friday. Winds light, skies mostly clear, temperatures rising into the lower range of the season.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
3
Central weather bulletin notes fair conditions tonight with continued warmup into Friday. Winds light, skies mostly clear, temperatures rising into the lower range of the season.
Random notices report a marriage license issued yesterday afternoon to Nuthin aged 22 of Pocatello Idaho and Clara Vogl aged 22 of Denver Colorado. Barrow Avon Grocers Co. received prime strawberries as city markets show fresh arrivals. A motorist faces court for driving on sidewalks and traffic offenses amid a busy urban scene.
Umpire Dutch from Salt Palace city calls a game for Salt Lake, upsetting Ogden fans. The contentious rulings, including balks and strikes, spark boos as Salt Lake gains a win, while Ogden's Clark and McDonough clash over plays. Transfer talks hint at future Salt Lake games after a disputed finish.
Police investigation finds no serious crime or arrests linked to itinerant camps in the southern city area. Officers learned a reported murder plot was mistaken, with five men from the group deemed incited but not charged. The city returns to normal as the inquiry concludes.
The catalog notes fabric sizes up to 6 inches wide priced at 60 cents per yard now 20 cents. Wider pieces up to 14 inches including pure silks with Roman stripes and figured patterns were up to 75 cents, now 30 cents. These pieces are advertised as suitable for work bags or sofa pillows.
Police court reports a drunken man jailed for ninety days on vagrancy charges after an alleged disturbance with his landlady. Other cases include a man discharged from a disturbing the peace charge and various unclear incidents described in chaotic detail.
The report describes A W Perkins, a husky hobo, detained for vagrancy after being unable to secure stronger charges. He was nabbed while attempting to entice a girl with candy in an unfamiliar area. Dan O’Nei and William Tie Aang, both described as drack, faced brief jail terms for minor offenses.
A freight wreck occurred on the eastbound main line as several cars rolled off a switch after high winds. The incident blocked the track and prompted crews to respond, with injuries reported though details are unclear due to the garbled report.
Late yesterday a jury ruled in Kate Bridewell Anderson vs. Liv Grade Western, awarding $900 in damages. The case claimed $1457 in losses for injuries from a collision that allegedly damaged the plaintiff's voice and prevented earning about $200 per week.
In district court the following criminal matters were heard this morning. Holgaard Lindsey and Nels Peterson faced charges with Peterson sentenced to one year in the penitentiary for forgery. Laanhert and Larsen were involved in related cases. Geoh Cradwell and others pleaded guilty to various offenses as of July 1.
A four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Denkers was seriously hurt when a horse kicked her in the Parlwy avenue yard. The arm was fractured and facial wounds were sustained. She was treated by a physician and is expected to suffer substantial pain for some time.
Dog tax dispute turns into assault allegation as Johnson accuses Sherman of striking him when pressed for the required fee. The article notes residents’ reluctance to pay the city fixed price, while officials insist on enforcing the levy.
Fragment from a 19th century sale listing in Cleveland Ohio describes a July sale of hay pressing machinery and livestock with references to Akron and Whig judge Vincent of Whiena. The text is garbled but mentions totals around 750000 and BER,000 cash.
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