Special sale and town notices collide in rugged 1903 items
A jumble of city brief items reports a special sale on rings at Barrow Brass Grocery Co and a long list of local happenings. Discussed are court cases, arrests for petty larceny and vagrancy, a large church ward amusement, teachers’ excursions, and an upcoming season with Ford's enlarged orchestra. Also noted are price snapshots from local markets, pharmacy items, and social notices amid a flood of disjointed names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow Brass Grocery Co
Child Outline Club
Mrey
T. Wright
Steent
Glenwood Park
Ford
Quige W. Lu. Mugianis
Foeeles
Mie
William Stewart
Plain City
Howell
Biel
Turbulent closing of Conley taunting case reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe court actions and notices including a restraining order, guardianship, and estate matters. Mentions Milford Utah residents, a missing certificate, and a Salt Lake excursion, with scattered references to legal proceedings and local events. The mixed text implies a page of brief notices and court items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
A. Browning
Milford
Utah
Nellie
Nichole
Utnh National Bank
Time Extended Bill in Murder Case Appeals Process
The District Court extended until August the deadline for the defense to file papers in the Utah murder case of J. Vic Metibe killed on Way Street. Attorneys Gumielly and Co. received extensions due to substantial cavags and complex exceptions. The case will go to the Supreme Court after the District Court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire of Utah
William Heese
Tass
J. Vic Metibe
Dash
Ata
Distriet
Supreme Court
Burglars Rampage In Saloon and Homes
A wave of break ins hits Stewart's Lane with two residences and the Black Hills saloon robbed. Thieves entered through a rear window at I E Young’s home and took a watch and small cash. another house belonging to Charles Somerville yielded nothing. The saloon robbery robbed a bartender of money while he slept. police have no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's Lane
Wiivglavé
Hoth
Ghadles Somerville
Black Hills
Miss Ramsey to Appear at Ogden Concert
Mr Ballantyne has learned from Prof McCrellyn of Salt Lake City that Miss Fernsey Ramsey is poised to perform in Ogden next week, likely June 1, with the Ogden Tabernacle choir and violinist Arthur Pedersen assisting. The event promises notable musical entertainment for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballantyne
Lina Juat
McCrellyn
Salt Licke City
Henge
Miss Fernsey
Appéay
Ogden
Barber Union Filed Complaint Over Sunday Closing
The Ogden Barbers' Union moves to enforce Sunday closing rules. President M. M. Schofield swore out a complaint against Jol Smith, who runs a barber shop, for allegedly violating ordinances requiring shops to close on Sundays. The case follows a union-led regulation effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers' Union of
Ogden
Delack
M. M. Schofield
Tiurbers’ Union
Jol Smith
Roach Left A Family Atop Strall Farm Near City Limits
Patrick Huach died yesterday after a fall at a grill saloon. He had lived in Ogden two years at a small farm just beyond the northern city limits, leaving a widow and five children. The family moved from Railings. two sons Tom and Dave are noted cattle owners in Southern California. James works for Southern Pacific. daughters Murray of Eyarston and Mrs Nellie Alway of Five Points survive. Huach was a depot employee and well liked for his jovial disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mancation
L. C. Stephens
Booth
Defanials
Bodawaley
Bastoon'a
Union Labor Hall
Dwentysfourth Street
United Brotherhood of Railway
Womer
James Franklyn
Skuirvoyant
Gily
Aid
Tdakhic House
Ogden
Will Lin Liang
Mare
Win
Blythe
Daveg
Patrick Huach
Opdep
Thran Hove
Tom
Dave
Claddon
James
Thin City
Murray
Eyarston
Nellie Alway
Five Points
Alumni Ball and Banquet for Newly Graduated Seniors
The Alumni Association of Dignan's Academy hosted a successful reception for the graduating class last night. The hall featured class colors crimson white and gold. Miss Orth welcomed the class and presented diplomas of membership. Miss Winnifred Woodmansee and Craigie Thorburn spoke on The Class 03 and The High School. May pole dance and class yells followed as initiations, with graduates singing and claiming sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anit
Dignan's Academy
Minsea Mitchell
Claire
Orth
Presi Lent
Misa Winnifred Woodmansee
Craigie Thorburn Jn
Messrs
Sprigo and
Stone
Church Mission Draws Crowded Attendance Each Night
A distorted report on a Catholic church mission at St Joseph's Church describes Father Mulroney and Father O Connor delivering sermons to packed crowds. The text praises the eloquence and impact of the sermons and urges all non attendees to attend the remaining sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SU Toseph's
Father O'Connor
Abbie
Pho Ghieway
Father Mulroney
Father Cusmahan
Railroad Notes from Ceargs Frakins on Midkoad Operations
Railroad notes report Ceargs W Frakins swearing in at the Colorate Midkoad and describe ongoing line work from Gulconda to Ion Paint sites. It notes 44 gravel cars and a steam shovel used by eighty men on the Mary Wall ranch, with grading near Reno and a large dirt haul expected to cost about 800000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceargs W. Frakins
Colorate Midkoad
Omlen
Kansas Anda
Jed
Kansa City
Goada
St. Louis
L.A. Tandon
Gulconda
Watk
Ovine
Wem
Avineto
Renaultig
Mary Wall
Reno
Towa
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Records
The following year estate transfers were recorded with County Recorder Tiss sesepl Parry and wife to Chantens Parry. Jeanertal Lot 1 Boek 5 Five Acre plat A. Wm McCormick and wife to Tox Taars Lot 5 Block Central Park Annex. $300. Joseph Harris and wife to Caddie Ruland Lots 5 7 8 9 Block 3 Central Park Annex. $8750. Joseph Parry and wife to Lars Jensen Northeast quarter section 1 township 6 north range 1 west, $3200. Hammond and wife to Christian Sorensen Southwest quarter section 7 township north range 1 west, $A. Twillord and wife to AL Ay Velgraon Lot 8 add part of block La Ghiki's Addition. $1,600. Willow Piya Master to Ane Mietin Anderson, grist of lot L black 5M plat sy il Me ThenasT park, $00. Sphino K. Wishop to Pank of Com oc part of lot 6 block 10 8 0 8.
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Trnstorn
Tiss Sesepl Parry
Chantens
Parry
Wm. J. McCormick
Tox Taars
Central Park Annex
Sation
Joseph Harris
Ruland
Aoseph Parry
Lars G. Jensen
Township
Tangy L
Hammond
Christia Sorensen
Quader
Awaehip
Dohu TB
Twilord
AL Ay Velgraon
Ghiki
Willow Piya
Ane Mietin Anederson
Grirh
L. Blaek
Vee Azul
Fost
Slantey Tee
Park
Chicago and Northwestern stockholders meet for year results
Directions from the Chicago and Northwestern stockholders meeting report annual figures. They announced total earnings of 9001,118 with operating expenses and a surplus of 51,403. A quarterly dividend of 2 percent on preferred stock and a yearly dividend on common was approved, payable at a specified date in December.
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Che Chimura
ATO
Hismg AL
Demoralized Market Weighs On New York Stocks
New York stocks opened fairly firm as traders awaited further guidance. By afternoon, the market tone turned heavy with demoralization and cautious selling. Amalgamated Copper weakened amid rumors and broader malaise among leading operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rummya
Peters
Wal
Jockey Attacked by a Crazy Race Horse
A jockey, Bullman, engaged to ride Mc Chesney for the Chicago derby, was attacked by the racehorse Ravena Savershead bay. The horse’s hooves and teeth caused severe injuries, including chest and shoulder wounds, broken rib, and possible internal damage. Desperate efforts saved the rider Hiram Pierce though serious harm was feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dackey Bullman
Rride Mc Chesney
Ravena
Hiram Pierce
Waiters and Cooks Strike Hits Chicago Restaurants
A group of waiters and cooks in Chicago began a strike at noon. Patrons were not served as the walkout paralyzed downtown dining. The joint board of the unions involved reported most downtown employers did not meet the wage scale, with only two proprietors apparently changing their terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jupe 4
Waitera
Cockfie
Isidns
Lafier
Cotton Market Report Shows Decline in York
The June crop report lists average cotton conditions at 74.1, down from 95 last year. Prices fluctuated with a sharp rise of several points before a broad market easing set in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Machen Bribery Case Ends Trial Proceedings
The end of Ate gmat W Machen, superintendent of the free delivery service, was brought before the local grand jury today. He is charged with having received bribes totaling $20,000. The case centers on alleged corruption within postal waste handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
iFune
Ategmat
W. Machen
Shargest
Loral Fund
Roosevelt in Springfield parade and speech during thaw
President Roosevelt spent four hours in Springfield touring the armory and costed grounds, meeting the Lincoln McKinley Veterans association and receiving a guard salute from the Chienga Alton. Tens of thousands, including 610 soldiers and schoolchildren, filled the route as Roosevelt spoke amid parade decorations and a pledge to honor colored soldiers at the tomb yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfiell
Lincoln McKinley Veteraur Yohmmers
Lincoln
Ava
Chienga Alton
Capitol
Twente
Ogden City Board invites bids for high school additions
The Ogden City Board of Education Utah invites proposals for labor and materials to add eight rooms to the High School, northeast corner of Adams Avenue and 25th. Plans by I A Smith, architect, room 318 Freemans building. Bids due noon June 16 1903. Bond 5 percent. board may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Tdvication
Ogden City
State of
Utah
Board of Education
Adams Avenue
Siront
Siich Board
Ania
I. A. Smith
Thomas J. Tar
Beal
Altesty Zo
Rolatt
Olerfe
China urged to pay indemnity in silver then gold
The Times reports Peking notes favoring a nine year silver indemnity with gold thereafter, leaving open whether China must cover any shortfall. It cites the United States’ claim of $28,000,000 as possibly excessive, suggesting a broad European view may shift the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon
the ‘Times
Peking
Urott Hills
China
United Tales
United States
Ae Lin
Notice of Estrays in Weber County Utah 1903
Notice records a misplaced horse and foal stray taken up by Ogden City Pound keeper W Trastoriere. They are described as a 2 year old bay horse with left shoulder brand and a white left hind hoof, plus a red astray mark. The owner must claim by the specified date or the animals will be sold for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulah
Weber
Don
Guy
Ori
82Nd Street
Ogden Cirlah
Cork
W. Trastoiare
Ogden City
Titan
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Fred M, Nye
Aad Wosli
Cart’s Drug Store
RAND
Ccclesiastica
Optic
Stake
Variou Querwins
Thomas Eclectric
Portland
Pukans
Oregon
Shark le
San
Lha
A. Huddle
M. Conelly
Pisteemurt
Salt, Lake City
Bothy Vanes
Tinker Mahoney Ter
Tyney
Ouimolly
Vhotney
Ot. A. Toller
Qaildren
Vaeeday
Sgt
Allison
Drufess
Wilson
Aditins
Rawlina
Wyoming
Baleh
Ty Kink National Bank
Salt
Nb Kuath
George Cringne
Toronto
A. BR. Amps & Co. Inutted
Urphisip
Xuepliss
Fru
Wilsidn
Monsy
Nz Cy
Savasily
Reardon
Phe Iva Lespes
Triesta
Roosevelt
Fonrek
Lickeayer
Pias Oil
Patie
Kate
Wanglee
Twenty-fifth
Miss Ramsey
Appaay
Barbers’ Union
Roach
Strall Farm
Chicago & Northwestern
Swiss
Hamburg
Wrights
Alable
Cat
Dean
Imad
Ip Restaurants
Chiago
Machen
Senmre
Inck
Fenip
Rushmer
Wash Ave
Tel
White Mountain
Arctic
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
Beitman Bros
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