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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
7
The business office of THE BTAND ARD will be open from 7 to 8 P.M. daily except Sunday. Advertisers must arrange changes for the service paper by the day preceding. Editorial contact numbers: No. 40 One Ring, Editorial Room, No. 5 Two Rings.
A jumble of notices and social snippets lists Mrs Jno Tambeld visiting Oregon with her sister and other kin, travel and visits in Evanston Ogden Rockford and Utah, plus bone-dry items about furniture for sale, a baseball pitcher from Salt Lake City, and a perjury case linked to a murder investigation in Divi county. Officials move on subpoenas in Salt Lake and a freight line handover to San Pedro is noted with purchase money already in New York.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a transfer of the faculty not taking place due to a Musa crisis. It references Horn and Mei nod Dra and mentions all approaches blocked, with continuation noted on a page labeled Tuga.
Provo team and Wesglir best team schedule two games at Glenwood Grounds in Ogden. First game tomorrow starts at 4 00 PM and Sunday’s game at 3 30 PM. Lineups include Greenwell Butterfield Taylor Leavitt Wessin Shupe Checkotle Pelbler Mclntyre and Ward Leigh among others.
A complaint will be filed in district court by Judge W L Maglinis and Judge W U King for Jane L Warner administrator of Haber G Warner deceased against Union Pacific company to recover 25000. The suit claims negligence caused a rail accident between Evanston and Green River on January 18 1903 that killed brakeman Haber G Warner who suffered injuries including paralysis and died. Damages requested total 2000 plus costs and the deceased had earned 16 per month.
Philadelphia reports one death and three prostrations from heat before eight in the morning. Jno Couney’s wife died at SR hospital. The day’s temperature rose one degree. News from international shipping mentions Shamrock and Welder. In Mexico, Mr L Daweson’s body was found in Sonora, believed killed by locals. Queen Wilhelmina photographed a peasant mother carrying a baby near Bernburg, Utrecht, then offered a kind gift and shook hands.
William O Connor narrowly escaped a street car on Twenty fifth Street after being struck near Grant and Two tydilth Street. He was knocked several feet along the pavement but survived with serious bruises and no disabling injuries. Witnesses say the bell rang continuously while O Connor and a companion talked, and the motorman quickened speed as the car passed.
Bilison releases Twatrated songs featuring Sundhiy Jivening. The project showcases duo collaboration and a blend of pop and indie influences.
In Edgerton the municipal court discharged Seth Burgess on a charge linked to gambling during a Wooodinen excursion week. Dan McConnell faced peace-disorder guilt and a fine or ten days. William Carter accused by a lodging-house keeper for abusive conduct, John Doody punished for vagrancy, Colm Millar charged as drunk with suspended sentence, and Charles Reynolds jailed sixty days for vagrancy after warnings to leave the city. Additional officers testified to gambling involvement, influencing the verdict.
A Finnish exile in America describes Russian efforts to abolish home rule and Finnish language in Finland. He cites forced military service, public monkings banned, and attempts to suppress Finnish identity. The account highlights Finland’s struggle under czarist rule and a native, Kuymiliinen, who fled to avoid conscription.
Daring racers in Dublin claim a new speed record for the Janes Gordon Bennett cup at 494% miles per hour including stops, with Genatay and General Ryans praising the nerve and daring while warning that such motor races disrupt regular order and risk lives.
Weather reports hail at Janna in central Porto Rico causing crop damage. Residents frightened and prayed for protection as an unusually severe hail event occurred, rare for the region.
Brussels report on Belgian Chamber of Deputies debate resuming inquiry into Congo Independent State alleged atrocities. Minister Favereau denies cruelty, praises Congo administration, vote of confidence possible, debate adjourned. Also note Amalgamation of Tailway Employees and transit wage dispute in St. Vents division.
Clarisston announces plans as the Gazelle sails from the port to take part in Independence Day events. A fund drive is set to raise money for harbor forts and port defense, with a goal of contributing to the Riavs fund Etripos.
Mocking Valley Railroad sold its common stock under a syndicate agreement. The sale transfers control to a Pennsylvania and Lake Shore group, at a price of 50 per share, with Morgan & Co handling the transaction and the transfer of ownership implied by the deal.
Joel E Coolidge of Ogden dies after long illness. A Mason and Knight Templar for over forty years, he will be buried under Masonic auspices. Born January 1 1838 in Farmington Massachusetts, he worked for the Pullman company and later at Troy Mina Laundry before settling in Ogden. Survived by children Clayton, Wexlorn, and Portia with homes connected to Alameda and the Grande Wexlorn lines. funeral arrangements pending return of relatives.
Dr Badde and Minister of Public Works visit railway offices to press for easing red tape. A tense scene unfolds as the minister, seeking curtain matters, waits while an aide handles questions. The encounter reveals strained relations between ministry and rail authorities.
Wakefield of Philadelphia initiates divorce suit in supreme court over assault and age related issues. Story mentions the 82 year old financier’s past operations in mining and banking, his cross continental movements, and a cited copper mining venture with capital of 230000 dollars facing legal action in Concord.
Fragmentary text discusses the Fourteenth Amendment and state government power. It references legal authority, judicial opinions, and the role of the federal government in relation to state sovereignty. The piece notes concerns about expansion of federal authority and protection of individual rights under due process.
The Central Conference of American Rabbis at its annual meeting sends a telegram praising President Roosevelt for his diplomatic stance toward Russia and the unfortunates in need. The debate on whether to move the Sabbath to Sunday amid the petition reveals deep tension between tradition and reform.
Dispatch from Winnipeg reports four cars of the eastbound Imperial Limited were derailed near Rosser today. Two occupants are injured, condition unknown, as crews assess damage and secure the scene.
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