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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

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Startling Fraud Indictments Tied to Post Office Case

Federal grand jury in Washington returns multiple indictments in a post office procurement and bribery ring. August W. Machen J A Cupper J L Long William Crawford George Lorenz Martha Lorenz Maurice Runkel Thomas W McGregor Leopold Stern face charges of conspiracy bribery and false claims over shoulder straps satchels and box fittings with contracts managed through the Postal Device and Lock company and related actors in Reading Albany Scranton Toledo New York City and Baltimore.

Washington Steman Federal Grand Jury Post Office August W. Machen J. A. Cupper Lock Haven W. C. Long William A. Crawford George E. Lorenz Martha Lorenz Toledo Ohio Maurice Runkel New York City Thomas W. McGregor Rural Free Delivery Service Leopold J. Stern Baltimore Crawford Machen Gupper Long Cupper Reading Albany Scranton Cleveland Stern Tong United States Postoffice Department William Gordon Crawford August W. Blacen Martha J. Lorenz Teledo Lorences Postal Device & Lock Company New Jersey New York Thomas W.mcgregor Rinkel Runkel McGregor John T. Cupper

Miner from Delmar Arrested in Colorado Dam Threat

Georgetown Colorado July 31 H E Gregory a 4th miner from Delmar Nevada and Georgetown drivers union member was arrested on a warrant charging him with threatening to blow up the United Light and Power dam. He allegedly wrote to Idaho Springs Miners union official Chandler about the guard on the pipeline and a plan to blow up the dam around July 23.

Georgetown Colo H. E. Gregory Delmar Nev G Georgetown United Light & Power Gregory J. F. Chandler Idaho Springs Miners’ Union United Light & Power Company Chandler Idaho Springs Union Union

Escaped Convicts Located Near Lotus Amid Militia Push

Sacramento dispatch reports two squads of fugitives about six to seven miles from Lotus, with Auburn and Placer County officers confirmed by Sheriff Reese. Militia and deputies continue a five day climb around Weber Creek, awaiting Capt Swisler’s intercession as defensive actions hinge on scarce communications and the Tobner mine vicinity. Wooda, an ex-soldier leader, sits within earshot of bugle calls as authorities press the chase.

Sacramento Cal The Bee Folsom State Lotus Auburn Rene Murphy David Reese Placer County Bosquit Swisler Murphy Kenna Placerville Tobner Webber Creek Folsom Wooda Wilkinson

Boers Find a New Gold Field

New York July 31 Boer emigrants have discovered a large gold field in Chile near Valparaiso reports the New York Herald correspondent. Chilean papers express gratification that many Boer families intend to start from South Africa.

New York Chile New York Herald Valparaiso South Africa

Cardinals Enter Conclave at Vatican Ahead of Papal Vote

Rome reports cardinals arrived and are in their cells as the conclave forms for the papal election. Mass of the Holy Ghost held earlier, oath taken, guards reduced, and preparations move toward tomorrow's ballot amid crowd scenes and Vatican bustle.

Rome Vatican St. Peter's Piazza Gotti Serafino Vannutelli Agnardi Satolli Martinelli Cardinal Gibbons St Peter's Paulin Chapel St. Peter's Sacred College Knights of Malta Leo Aiii Sistine Choir Cardinal Vannutelli Mgr. Sardi Sistine Chapel Strich Count Della Porta Chigi-Albani Messagra He Lee Mastsi Ferreti Pius IX Cardinal Merrati

New Wireless Telegraphy Demonstrated On Lake Michigan

Chicago July 31 A new wireless telegraphy system was tested across Lake Michigan. Mrs Emily Piggott sent pre arranged messages from Garfield Avenue while G Piggott and his father on the whaleback Christopher Columbus received them on deck. The transmitter sat in a Humph room with no poles and a vessel receiver on deck. An intensifier eliminates poles and timing prevents interference from other currents.

Chicago Lake Michigan Emily Piggott Garfield Avenue G. & Piggott Piggott Piggotts

Filipino nationalist leader jailed for six months

Manila July 31 by Pacific cable AP Domincan Gomez vice president of the Democracy Labor union is found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to six months imprisonment. The union previously bankrupted, a union paper was suspended and turned over to a receiver. Gomez republished the paper and was arrested for contempt. Morales was later arrested in Slay on embezzlement charges. The union with 15 600 members has aligned with the National party and sympathizes with Rizal insurgents. This dispatch is the first Pacific Cable News transmission.

Manila Pacific Cable Associated Press Dominacnor Gomez Democracy Labor Union Gomez Momes Labor Union Insurgenta Rizal National Party Pacific Hines

Emigration of Romanian Jewish Workers to America Resumes

In Bucharest on July 11 reports say scarce work in Roumania drives a renewed exodus of Jewish laborers toward the United States. The emigrants face resistance from foreign Jewish groups opposing their departure.

Bucharest Roumania America

Employers to Fight Unions Slide Toward General Shutdown

New York July 31 The pipemakers in local factories began strikes seeking union recognition. The first protest involves 150 men and threatens a general shutdown if demands are not met, risking the weekly output of 140,606 pipes. Manufacturers’ meeting vows to fight the union to the finish.

New York

Tomatoes Made of Red Paint Scandal in Philadelphia

State Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren reports that canned tomato orders in Philadelphia included packages mixing green tomatoes and red paint to imitate ripe fruit. Investigations show red paint and other coloring agents were used to color unripe vegetables and deceive consumers.

Philadelphia State Dairy and Food Warren

California Fruit Shipment Sells in London Auction

A large crowd watched the sale of a special California fruit shipment at Covent Garden. Bart lett pears totaling 5476 cases sold from 10s 6d to 13s per case and 2942 cases of plums sold for 10s 8d to 14s per case. Prices showed improvement over prior London sales.

London California England St. Paul Convent Garden France Great Britain Europe

Bakers Strike Rages in City Amid Arson Attacks

A Santiago dispatch to the New York Herald says New York bakers’ strike activity has spread with few shops open and several shops attacked. Strikers have tried to burn shops and attacked bakers’ carts. detachments guard the remaining shops as authorities report no arbitration agreement yet.

New York Santiago Chile New York Herald Carta

Disgrace Felt By Prisoner In Long Sentencing

New York July 31 Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Journeymen Stone Cutters union who was arrested last December charged with embezzling $12000 and convicted of grand larceny was sentenced to five years and six months in state prison The judge denounced the theft totaling $27000 as riotous living and noted money paid into the miner strike fund Murphy cried out in court and sought mercy while claiming officers of the union shared in the funds He expressed fatigue with the Tombs and said he hoped prison would bring rest

New York Lawrence Murphy Journeymena Stone Cutters’ ‘Union John Mitchell Murphy Pennsylvania Europe

Trains Collide on Santa Fe Near Needles

East and west bound overland limited trains on the Santa Fe crashed together at Mellen California early today. The composite cars and engines were derailed and smashed. Three tramps killed. Loss of life reported among passengers.

Santa FE Los Angeles Cal The Mellen Needles

Girl Dies in Peculiar Lightning Strike Accident

New York reports Miss Birdie Aarons killed near her Lexington Avenue home when a portion of a brownstone stoop toppled during a heavy storm. Investigation attributes the fatality to a lightning bolt that fractured the stone, leaving a sliver hanging by. The same storm caused other strange incidents across the city, including a Jersey City bicycle disaster.

New York Birdie Aarons Lexington Lexington Avenue Miss Aarons Stoop Jersey City

Cardinal Gibbons Explains Opposition to Rampolla

Rome July 31 The Italia reports Cardinal Gibbons at the Vatican criticized Rampolla policy arguing it sacrifices religious friends to curry governments favor citing France and Spain as examples. Cardinal Saneha y Hervas of Toledo and other Spanish cardinals reportedly agreed and discussions drew interest among attendees. The Tribuna notes the cardinalate approved protest against occupation of Pontifical States and the Italian parliament's law seen as contrary to apostolic sovereignty.

Rome Italia Cardinal Gibbons Vatican Cardinal Rampolla France Spain Saneha Y Hervas Toledo Tribung Congregation of Cardinals Pontifical

Lee the Negro Fiend Is Dead

Robert Lee the assailant who shot Policeman Touls Massey in Evansville on July 3 died in Jeffersonville prison from a lung wound caused by Massey’s bullet. His wife was killed by a train days after the riot.

Jeffersonville Ind Robert Lee Touls Massey Evansville Massey

Private Car Collision Injures Yuma Supt and Wife

In Tucson during July 1931 the private car of Supt. Sroufe collided with a yard engine. Mrs. Sroufe suffered serious back and spine injuries while Supt. Sroufe was badly cut. The rest of the party escaped unharmed.

Tucson Ariz Sroufe Yuma

Heavy rains flood Austrian regions harming crops

Continuous heavy rains across Austria cause flood damage in Silesia Jaegerty district and other areas. Buildings collapse, crops ruined, losses run into millions of krones. Rivers overflow at Naschkoulz and Bucovina submerging eighty houses and impacting the poorest residents.

Vienna Austria Jaegertydorff Silesia Naschkoulz Bucovina

Prison Delivery Foiled at Walla Walla Jail Attempt

Prison authorities at Walla Walla thwarted a desperate plan by two convicts to stage a wholesale jail delivery. The outbreak would have occurred last night or tonight. Officials say they narrowly avoided a jailbreak similar to the Jetcom incident.

Tacoma Wash Walla Walla Jetcom

Senator Mariano attacked on way to office in Rome

Senator Mariano secretary general of the foreign office was struck twice on the head by a stick as he left his home. The assailant, an Italian named Buffa, was arrested shortly after. Buffa reportedly lost his fortune amid Guatemala revolutions and failed in compensation claims against Senator Malvano, whom Buffa blamed. The senator survived with no serious injuries.

Rome Mariano Foreign Office Buffa Guatemala Butta Malvano

Col Murphy’s Widow Raises Questions About His Marriage

Mrs Mary A Murphy claims to be the widow of Col Michael C Blephfy former poties commissioner of New York City. She alleges they married in 1855 and separated fifteen years later, with no reconciliation. Friends say they knew nothing of the marriage or wife until after his death, and the widow’s appearance unsettles longtime confidants.

New York Mary A. Murphy Michael C. Bleephy Brooklyn Colonel Murphy Col. Murphy

Beaugard Bound Over on Morals Charge in Seattle

Joseph Beaugard was bound over for trial by the United States District Court in Seattle on a charge connected with a French factory girl. He has been in jail since returning from Alaska as the case concerns alleged misdeeds involving the woman in Spokane eight months ago.

Seattle Wash Joseph Beaugard Weit Klarence Loisyert Beaugand

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