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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
3
Sporadic snowfall expected tonight in the Portland area with light accumulation possible. Tuesday forecast calls for arctic air returning from the north and lingering flurries, with windy conditions likely in the morning.
A garbled page item notes Urville and Fryers fountain plans, Utah Enger manager in Ogden, legal hearing for Kyrnm Peterscands on a bogus check charge, and various local business mentions including Groceries and Armor Market. Names such as Katie Hoy, Frances Powers, Marie Mapurires appear alongside scattered addresses and annual license references.
Miscued text lists Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co as offering prices on fishing tackle and a sale at Ogden Bargain Store. Mentions Misses Dat Pett, Trene Sireng, Lucla Ferrin studying music in New York and expected home soon. Notes elevator work at Sacred Heart Academy and a wedding at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church with Rev Brown officiating.
Joh D Lampert, arrested for breaking into Hendershots greenhouse and stealing plants, was arraigned in Municipal Court for burglary. Witnesses testified Lampert shipped palms and flowers from Salt Lake and sold them. Lampert claimed liquor influence and no witnesses, but was bound over to the District Court in $500 bond.
Memorial services honored two monuments unveiled for deceased Woodmen of the World members. The morning procession and graveside rites, followed by an afternoon program at Lester Park, drew large crowds. Speakers included Dr. A S Condon. musical selections featured Foster's and Poster's Military bands with a notable parade.
Reverend Cushhan invites St Josephs choir to attend All Hallows College concert at Salt Lake Tabernacle. The event honors Father Cushnahins service and features Salt Lake Tabernacle choir and Dr Browny. Attendees expect a rare treat and a pleasant evening with a night party afterward.
Ogden faces a potential state law test as a barber shop owner John Smith defies Sunday closing rulings after a Municipal Court fine. Railroad officials press the matter, and the barbers union plans a new complaint, with President Schofield leading the charge for another showdown.
In district court before Judge Nudge Chidester, A Smurthwaite Produce faced a $3,039.90 damages claim for failing to deliver a specified quantity of tomatoes per contract. Plaintiff represented by A G Horm. defense by Chus Stat. A jury of twelve was sworn and testimony began as a verdict was expected later in the day.
A New York City worker collapsed and died in a church during a children's day program. Police investigation opened as witnesses described a sudden collapse mid service.
New York dispatch from Rio describes violent upheaval as officers are killed during upheaval on the Como river voyage. Phreita Castro prepares to demand explanations from Tila Jancire as ministers of war and foreign relations tighten control. Reports from Amato about British-Indian territory tensions between France and England suggest continued revolutionary unrest and protracted instability.
The Board of County Commissioners approved Becker Brewing and Malting Co. license to sell liquor in Hermitage after a brief meeting. Chairman Stanford opposed the license. others favored it. A $15 license fee and $1,000 bond with C Hyser and J W Abbott as sureties were noted. The decision came after routine matters, with adjournment for a week. County funds discussed smallpox pesthouse, road maintenance, indigent aid, and river drainage. other items included Huntsville incorporation progress and boundary line talks with Morgan county.
Front page update describes a cloudburst that swept away a portion of Heppner Oregon causing widespread destruction. A dispatcher from Lexington Oregon reports heavy damage and asks for assistance. Communication lines along Willow Creek have failed, hindering relief efforts and city officials request money or provisions.
A 14 year old girl Ananda McFarland rode a pony near an apple grove when she spotted wolf cubs in a rocky crevice. She drew her father’s Winchester rifle, fired to deter the pack, and chased the wounded whelps away from her horse. The wolves pursued but she and the whelps were driven off. The incident ends with McFarland planning to sell the pups to fund a skit.
Advertises summer wear including two piece suits and skeleton coats with light materials and no linings. Highlights Hart Shaffner Marx quality with prices from 10 to 16 dollars, plus bargains on ties, four in hands, and balbriggan two piece sets. Mentions various fabrics and colors and notes high summer demand for comfortable styles.
June 3 report describes Ure femeva and seasonal Mount Kisco and Newcastle residents searching for an incendiary who has burned more than a dozen houses and barns and poisoned dogs in two townships since January. A $1000 reward is offered by the Town Board for capture and conviction. The suspect is widely believed to be a lunatic.
A report from Covington says Amehnnati Nyon and two others, Rob ertson and Sandars, are sought for robbery and attempted murder of John Bartow. Mob fury grows as authorities order two Kentucky companies to Maysville to deter a Coleman Affair repetition.
Developments of high interest are expected this week as grand jurors pursue injuries with vigilance. Indications point to further arrests and federal grand jury proceedings to be held on Friday. Politicians discuss post office issues amid growing public attention and pressure on officials.
Reports describe a disorder involving Samoan school girls and soldiers near Pago Pago. A government visit by New Zealand MPs sparked interest as guards and villagers clashed, with Governor Manigh-Only ordering restraint. No fatalities reported.
District court trials under Governor Mauga conclude with guilty verdicts and prison terms for several defendants amid post trial sentiment from native chiefs seeking Gov Mauga’s presence at a forthcoming exposition. Emil Foster and his year old son Worh were accidentally shot during a hunting trip by Thomas Meredith, a trader, leaving the boy mortally wounded.
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