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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
5
At Hanna Wye on July 2, only five of twenty four entombed miners have been recovered. Explosive debris and smoke hinder the tower workings delaying exploration as hope fades that others may be saved.
Manitou hotel at Manitou, Toure, described as the first in the summer resort, was burned this morning. Estimated loss about $100,000, with partial insurance. Owned by a company chaired by W. A. Bell and managed by L. I. Lore ray. cause of fire unknown.
Snow and rain disrupted Montana, with cold fronts across the Continental Divide and crop damage feared. Heat and prostrations were reported in several cities as the day warmed with sun and showers. Three deaths and four prostrations were reported in New York and surrounding areas by midafternoon.
Secretary Mars, in conference with General Tauphrey and Quartermaster General Patten, orders a formal inquiry into glove contracts claimed to involve improper dealing. The aim is to determine if an officer violated statutes and to obtain further information as available.
Chicago July 2 jail sentences have been imposed on labor leaders by Judge Jesse Holden for contempt of an injunction restraining interference with Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co. Aruind A Hopkins Bliss Moulders Union business agent was jailed three months, Williams Lynch thirty days, John O'Brien and Thomas Queensbury fined $100 each. Eleven women strikers were given until July 2 to show compliant conduct. Lyreh and Hopking spent the night in jail as appeals were denied.
United States Senator Hopkins condemned Southern states for lynching and racial oppression. Speaking at a Bellville pond meeting, he called Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana a disgrace for lacking Black representation in Congress. He urged public sentiment to restore Black members to Congress.
New York July 2. David Lamar the Wall Street operator suffered a severe encounter with a coachman and Janina McCarin in Stabrigh,t New Jersey. Lamar says he was knocked down twice with facial injuries. the coachman claims Lamar struck first. The broker denies involvement. the coachman died and the broker was held for grand jury.
A long contested glove contract controversy centers on Congressman Littauer and associates. Witnesses accuse Lyon of arranging bids while claiming no contracts with him, noting prior wartime supply needs and government standards. Fragments indicate assertions of innocence and attempts to link responsibility to Lyon and his brother.
Paria July 2 report by Temps.at Ramo telegraphs that an authority five soured at Lit Rope was found this morning. The alert notes the event as received and relayed, with emphasis on the authoritative source. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a controversial appointment of a high ranking official with garbled names and terms. The readable pieces reference an ambassador appointment, a person named Gor Wii, and a potential ministerial or diplomatic role amid unclear context. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
The fourth annual Bennett Cup race starts at Bally Shannon in County Kildare with 30 cars. Englishman F Edge leads early as American entrants Winton Owen and Moors surge. German Geonley and Jarratt figure in strong showings amid long, demanding two-loop course.
The Pacific Squadron under Rear Admiral Henry Glass sails from San Francisco toward Puget Sound en route to Alaska. The Concord awaits to adjust compasses, while Bremerton will host the fleet and 70 sailors join ships to meet service requirements.
San Francisco announces Culis Spreckels sold the Independent Gun, Light and Power Company and the Independent Electric Light plants and franchises to a local syndicate pursuing a citywide lighting consolidation. Total price reported as $6,000,000 with a $500,000 cash payment already made. The merger aims to unify gas and electric utilities under one umbrella, promising reduced operating costs per household.
Rome reports July 2 that Signor Galimberti and the total authorities traversed American telegraphic apparatus between Rome and Naples. King Victor Emmanuel intended to attend but remained away after leaving Rome today. Threats were directed at American engineers Henry M. Wisgunil Rowe and Thomas KK. Pen in Naples. The inauguration was a Brent success.
Peoria July 2 John McCray, who fatally shot Detective Murphy a week ago Tuesday night, was quietly returned this morning by orders of Judge Green at the Circuit court to face indictment. An attorney will be appointed to defend him immediately if indicted. Another lynching attempt is not expected.
John A. Alexander sues Alfred Bishop Mason in the U S Circuit Court to compel Mason to appear and account for all contracts, stocks, bonds, and cash connected with the Vera Cruz and Pacific Railway in Mexico. Plaintiff seeks substantial profits from the venture. Mason, a noted railway promoter and financier, is described as a millionaire.
A late 19th century wire report claims a tornado struck Benson Minnesota with Western Union noting ten wires cut at La Linh point. The Great Northern superintendent says no damaging storm report exists locally.
In July in New York the Suburban renewal race at Sheepshead Bay drew early expectations of a strong field. Afrikander, the Suburban winner, did not race, with Wish Lau in contention. Probable stalkers and weights listed include Goldsmith, Blues, Lad, Major Dangerfield, R. Waggina Waterboy, Winter Raboe, Amly Williams, City Bank, Glenwater, Rounbert, and Worbert. Prize money totals 14,500 to the winner with Golderm at 2 to 1 favorite early betting.
A July New York report claims a committee on foreign relations has appointed senators and representatives to oversee confidential cable correspondence from Bogotá via Panama. The House backed an extraordinary session pledge to advance any measures to support national goals, with officials named and a formal request noted.
Portfindl Judge TD Clelandy of the State Circuit Court declares the initiative and referendum amendment to the constitution invalid. The opinion accompanies A A Kadderly and others versus the city of V Jand br a strom assessment. The court cites irregularities in the legislation process and park of the amendment as grounds.
General Ludington explains a wartime glove contract linked to a 2 Murded Tig r instant case. He cites bids and delivery terms, naming Liltaner and Lynn MURDERED TIGR INSTANT evident in Thorpe farm dealings. The sworn statement defends Tyron and denies any competition or improper ties with Lynn.
Fragmented report describes a cloudburst in Indiana near Peru and north of the city causing floods and damage. Roads blocked by water, residents evacuated, and farmsteads affected. Local authorities and emergency crews respond as power and transport services struggle.
Confused dispatch from Constantinople reports authorities urged the governor of Salone to curb protests aimed at restraining a royalitationary movement. Officials moved to maintain public calm while managing potential unrest and opposition.
The Isle of Pines treaty secures Cuba's absolute sovereignty while preserving American residents' property, judicial, and registration rights. Negotiations over naval station access and perpetual occupation terms faced delays, with U.S. proposals for private land compensation and nominal rental arrangements.
The Philadelphia Mint produced a large year’s coinage with 78,700 pieces of standard cents and 82,000,000 dollars in coined bullion including 50,000,000 in gold and 14,000,000 in silver dollars. Substantial subsidiary silver, nickel, and bronze also minted for U.S. and foreign governments totaling over 161,804 pieces for the United States.
The brother of Senator Alger, Lunatre Alger, a paste master in a hospital, lies in a semiconscious state and doctors weigh whether his ailment stems from drug, drink, or poison. Reports say Alger aided efforts against green goods rings operating in Missouri and Texas, with possible further harm suspected. A Cleveland contact and a cashiers’ incident are mentioned in the uncertain tale.
Matos revolutionary chiefs arrive in New York City led by Linn Powle Level. They declare continued revolution against President Castro despite leadership resignations, plan a new eastern republic named Guayana with independence from Caracas. Led by generals Zalig Wine, Toira and Pondore, with Nicola Rollin do commanding in the east.
A sailing race off Baleman's Point saw the Columbia and the Constitution disabled by shifting winds and gear failures. The Columbia was driven off course after a forestay sail was taken in, losing ground and retiring near Newport amid a man overboard incident and unresolved recovery.
Fragmented text discusses a State Department position on Jewish petitions, stating delays in forwarding and caution against public statements. Mentions pressure from Russian authorities and calls for government restraint while handling minority faith inquiries. References Manchuria context and U.S. stance on international pressure.
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