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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

7

Robbery on Freight Train Near American Falls

Four masked men halted a freight train between American Falls and Pocatello early yesterday. They forced DD. A. Swain to surrender his watch and $12, then robbed two tourists of $12 and locked all three in a box car before fleeing. A posse pursued them but no arrests were reported. investigators link the gang to a prior Farrell theft.

Pocatello Ida American Falls DD. A. Swain Farrell

Unconventional courtship ends in hurried marriage

Ralph Taylor an insurance agent and Miss Hilda Sholine wed at the Christian church parsons age after a dispute with her father Landlord Sholine. The couple borrowed a minister to bless their union and left town on a train as Mr Sholine swore out a charge over a forty dollar board bill. The case went to the sheriff for action.

Fort Collins Colo Ralph ¥. Taylor Hilda Sholine Christian Church Parsons Taylor Tedman House Hilda Sholine Court House

Verdict in Miner Blasting Fatality in Idaho Springs

Coroner's jury finds Philip Fiere died due to an attempt by him and others to blow up Sun and Moon mine buildings in Idaho Springs Colorado. Though a watchman’s pistol was blamed, autopsy did not prove a bullet caused the death. Two more Italian miners were arrested as authorities and Western Federation of Miners officials monitor the case.

Idaho Springs Colo Philip Fiere Sun and Moon Fiere Towl Denver Western Federation of Miners

Attorney Sues Arizona Judge Over Seized Notes

Los Angeles attorney J. R. Conroy sues Judge George R. Davis for 45000 alleging unlawful removal of two notes from his possession in May. The notes valued at 35000 and 19198 were security for fees from client Beauchamp H. Smith and sent to Los Angeles out of jurisdiction. Conroy claims damages for loss of notes and contempt fine and seeks 35000 plus 16000.

Los Angeles Cal J. R. Conoy George R. Davis First Judicial District of Beauchamp H. Smith Conroy Davis

Meridian meeting fuels Boise sugar plant project

Enthusiasm and interest were shown at a Meridian meeting last night supporting the proposed sugar factory in Boise Idaho. Citizens, likely investors and local officials attended as organizers outlined plans and potential impact on the area.

Boise Ida Meridian

Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Ogden Woman’s Testimony

Ogden resident Mrs. Ellen M Williams reports long standing kidney trouble and backache improved quickly after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits relief from backache and better kidney secretions to the pill and urges buying from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agent.

Dean Ogden Ellen M. Williams House Marx S. W. Badcon Deen Conta Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Egente Doan

Beet Sugar Plant Planned for Boise Valley

A Boise valley meeting to promote a beet sugar factory drew a large turnout of farmers and business leaders. Boise Chamber of Commerce officials outlined the project, with D. E. Jennings of Salt Lake detailing the plan. A committee will seek contracts for beet acreage, aiming at at least 5 000 acres for multiple years to ensure establishment.

Boise Valley Boise Chamber of Commerce D. E. Jennings Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce

Four Men Arrested in Portland Electric Car Robbery

Sheriff Storey in Portland announces the arrest of four men linked to the Oregon City line robbery on July 14. Ira Landers Arthur Hecks Earl McIntosh and David Simmons were taken after an ongoing two week probe with jewelry found on each suspect. Day survived a July 14 midnight assault when six masked robbers boarded the Oregon City electric car and looted passengers.

Portland Storey Oregon Anyjiy Earl McIntosh David Simmons Ira Landera Arthur Hecks Simmons Oregon City Line Chot B. F. Day Abdue Sherif Day McIntosh

Long distance runner Kruger backs Snow Liniment use

Ex-champion German Dutch long distance runner Louis J. Kruger reports eight weeks of foot race training in Salt Lake City in April. He praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatism and recommends it. Sold by G. F. Cave and J. Cave at Depot Drag Store and Wash. Ave.

Louis J. Kruger Germany Holland Salt Lake City Ballard G. F. Cave Wash. Ave Cave Depot Drag Store

Switchback bids open for temporary Moffat line

Denver bidders include Colorado Utah Construction Co for grading a temporary line over the continental divide at about 200000 dollars. The project aims to move construction cars across before a two mile tunnel and permanent line. The switchback departs from Denver about sixty miles to enter Utah.

Denver Colo Colorado-Utah Construction Company Continental Divide Moffat Road Utah

Trans Miss Congress to Hear Noted Speakers at Cripple Creek

The Trans Mississippi Commercial congress meeting at Cripple Creek Colorado August 18 to 21 is nearly ready. Invitations have been sent to leaders including President Roosevelt or a representative, Admiral Dewey for a talk on coast defences and the navy, and speeches from Cortelyou McCumber Hill Hechardson Oldridge and Abbott among others. The program features welcomes by Washington's governor and the Cripple Creek mayor, responses by Kirby and governors, and an annual address by John H. Kirby of Houston.

Cripple Creek Colo Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress Seattle Wash Roosevelt Dewee Washington Stat.es Kirby Goveernors John H. Kirby Houston Texas George DB. Cortelyou Department of Commerce Porter J. McCumber United States North Dakota Ed. F Brown Colorado Department of Mines and Mining J. J. Hill Northern Pacific R. W. Hechardson National Good Reads Association M. Oldridge Department of Agriculture James W. Abbott

Odell Travels West as National Figure Grows

Gov Odell visits Salt Lake City joining a distinguished party from New York led by T E Ellsworth and Dwight Ward. They tour sights, discuss politics, and Odell predicts a likely Fusion win in New York City while endorsing Roosevelt strong national backing and Parker as a compromise contender. Odell’s reception in St Louis noted as second only to Roosevelt and Cleveland.

Salt Lake New York The Tribune Benjamin Jt. Odell, Jr Big Two Sona HT. R Bryant Columbia University Francs Vinton Greene Greater New York T. E. Ellsworth Lockport Gov. Odell Yellowstone Park New York City Low Hag General Greene Roosevelt Cleveland Judge Parker Wall Street Gov Odell Platt Wilsworth Senate Ife Gav. Oxlell Gen. Burton St. Louis

Immigration and Its Distribution and Related Topics

Government speakers from New Orleans Waco and Colorado address immigration irrigation beet sugar and Alaska topics. Senators and commissioners discuss U S foreign trade and Pacific rail travel with officials from Southern Pacific and the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress awaiting merger reports.

Tomt Richardson New Orleans J. W. Rigsin Waco Texas KF. H Walter Gresham Galveston Alva Adams Colorado O. McCormick Southern Pacific Fessert Joint Committee On Trans: Mississippi Commercial Congress The National Irrigation Congress

New York Woman Miss Schenmerhorn Dies at Bar Harbor

Miss Sarah Schenmerhorn of New York dies at Bar Harbor Maine. She was descended from Jacob Janse Schennerhorn one of the first New Netherland settlers who arrived in 1634.

New York Sarah Schenmerhorn Bar Harbor Maine New Netherlands Jacob Janse Schennerhorn

Bank Clerk Shortfall At Merchants National Bank

Joseph A. Baker president of Merchants National Bank said Edmund J. Smith, a former discount clerk with twenty eight years service, was short in his accounts by at least 10000 dollars. The statement was released from Newark New Jersey on July 30.

Newark N. J Joseph A. Baker Merchants’ National Bank Edmund J. Smith Smith

Three Die as Lightning Strikes Lynchburg Area

Three people were killed and several others injured when a lightning bolt struck near New Stops Church in Appomattox County during a James River Baptist association meeting. The deadly strike occurred as attendees sought shelter under an awning beside the building. Names of the deceased include Paul Gowen Charles Austin and Aubrey Wingfriet. Serious injuries were reported for Eugene Turner Nathaniel Morris Pine Uttee Saviel Lamemial Napoleon Patterson.

Lynchburg Aurora New Stops Church Appomattox County Paul Gowen Charles Austin Aubrey Wingfriet Eugene Turner Nathaniel Morris Saviel Lamemial Napoleon Patterson James River Baptist Association

Danville Jail Mob Suspect Arrests Rise as Council Praises Sheriff

Police arrest Winnifrede Baker, said to lead last Saturday night’s jail mob. He worked in a west Danville coal mine after coming from Kentucky. Seventeen mob members are in jail with twenty-five expected. more warrants issued. City Council votes to commend Sheriff Whitlock for firing on the attackers and protecting prisoners.

Danville Winnifrede Baker Baker Kentucky Feader Whitlock

Vessel Lost 43 Years Ago Off Cape Sable

Halifax July 31 a diver reaching the wreck of the steamship Hungarian lost on Cape Sable 43 years ago reports the afterpart and two sides of the steamer remain standing with the shaft in place. Portions of cargo and steel bars are visible in the hull and efforts will be made to recover some cargo.

Halifax N. Y Cape Sable Jedges

Whooping cough from old medical advice and remedies

Is a violent inflammation of the mucus membrane of the wind pipe, which sometimes extends to the larynx and bronchial tubes, and is one of the most dangerous diseases of children. It almost always comes on in the night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow Liniment externally to the throat. 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold by Geo. F. Cave and J. E. Cave.

Ballard Geo. F. Cave Wash. Ave J. E. Cave Depot Drug Store

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