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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
8
Mrs Brown of Vineland says Paine's Celery Compound transformed her health after years of female troubles. She credits the remedy with restoring strength, vitality, and a renewed sense of well being, noting it helped her overcome long suffering and debility.
Proddutor Fanith announces Mrs. Masry McKnight confessed to poisoning her husband Innes Ambrose and a baby in a string of suspected killings over the past decade. The partial confession occurred Monday evening, with details alleging capsules of strychnine and quinine were given to victims. Investigators note several related deaths may be linked, including Mrs. McKnight’s sister and other relatives, as police pursue a full accounting of the alleged poisonings.
Yesterday morning a Dee r Lodge athlete Davick Wank died after a wrestling accident while wrestling for ull. A five alarm blaze destroyed Mochel's livery building three horses and wag es showing losses of 920 000 ght Kemp barn and contents 1 000 Quillan Co barn 200 store 500 J H Schutte saloon and residence 1 600 with only 700 fire coverage on Mochel property.
In Butte Montana on June 1 James Dever Moe and Michael Calla, two miners, waded through scalding water after an exhaust pipe broke during the shift. Steam and fumes from the machinery enveloped them, leaving both severely burned and in distress at the scene.
Howard Gates a ten year old boy was knocked down by a vehicle while playing in the switch yards. his right arm was crushed under a wheel. The accident comes as his mother, recently recovered from her sister's death, faced further tragedy. Fire destroyed property valued at five hundred dollars and men attempted to flee during the blaze. It is suspected the fire was set to cover robbery.
In Graham County the flood left twenty five people dead and fourteen bodies recovered. Property losses exceed 100000 dollars with the Arizona Copper Company plant swept away. The Arizona and Mexico railway bridge washed out over eight miles and the evening passenger train derailed.
In Randsbirg California yesterday morning a walkout at the Yellow Astor mill left the plant idle by 10 o'clock. About 300 employees are affected as owners prepare to resist strikers. Business leaders fear a worsening strike amid already high tensions and potential layoffs.
Immense crowds gathered as Company G of the Second Regiment of the Kunauts National Guard escorted prisoners to the courthouse. Guards controlled the scene to prevent clashes between Dewey and Vinney factions while a judge prepared the preliminary hearing for next Tuesday morning.
Charles A Wilson, 28, born in Poland, moved from Colorado with wife and two children, died after a personal crisis. He lost work at Von Gundy’s brickyard a few weeks ago, grew despondent, and neighbors say he threatened self harm. His wife and neighbors found him unconscious, later pronounced dead.
An elderly woman, Mrs Kueren Andreagon, died near the Rio Grand Western tracks in Lehi after being struck by an eastbound passenger train and a switch engine. She lived alone nearby, leaving a husband deceased years ago, a son, a daughter, twelve grandchildren, and twenty-nine great grandchildren.
Coalville June 104 Thie County Commissioners met in session and awarded the contract to P C Woods for the plans and specifications of the new courthouse. Plans will be completed as soon as possible then bids will be advertised and the work will proceed. The building is expected to be finished and ready for occupancy by the first of the new year, likely of stone with fine white sandstone locally sourced.
A worker fell from a cage at the South Swenea plant, becoming trapped beneath the cage. Water filled the shaft as he fought to stay afloat, risking drowning. He was rescued and taken to a nurse, with injuries including a broken ankle and a possible head injury.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a natural aid for pregnant women seeking relief. It claims the product softens the breasts, reduces cracking, relaxes abdominal muscles, and eases the burden of pregnancy when applied externally, with a call to write for a free booklet from The Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
Outlook for beets in Utah grows bullish as 11 000 acres are in cultivation and the stand of young beets is near perfect. Gardner and Austin of Utah Sugar foresee the best outlook in company history with 9000 tons destined for Teh factory and 300 for Garland. Thinning, labor shortages, and beets just up challenge crews. plants at Lehi to close in a week after 3 000 000 pounds of brown sugar produced.
Crowds fill the Warriington area as Prof Franklyn, a renowned palmyist and clairvoyant, sets up shop at 2741-2 Warriington Ave. He claims to reveal past lives and future outcomes, advising on business, love, marriage, wealth, and health. Parlor crowds promise genuine readings and investment guidance, with offices open 10 am to 8 pm Sundays 1 to 2 pm.
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