North Portion Fair Tonight on Saturday
A brief notice notes a fair event in the north portion tonight with activities scheduled for Saturday. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate local organizers and a community gathering.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
3
A brief notice notes a fair event in the north portion tonight with activities scheduled for Saturday. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate local organizers and a community gathering.
Fragmentary notices list prices for hay grain and dairy items, local business ads, and street scenes. Mentions of Skeet Burpers & Co, Armor Market, Barrow Bros Grocery, and Fred Massa appear alongside names of judges, students, and local residents. Bicyclists travel to Salt Lake for races while police report drunkenness and pedestrian stops on Fifth Street and Washington Avenue.
The fragment notes a town debate over a chore and its cost, arguing against sale. It mentions improvements and a mutable quarter, suggesting uncertainty about the quarter’s use and whether sale will proceed.
A noisy festival with lectures by Miss Hollister and Miss Mollister features temperance talks, a children's program, cake and candy, hats sale, and a community gathering at the Carnegie library and Presbyterian church. Police report notes a prior incitement incident and a reminder to attendees to bring friends.
District Court heard cases involving Kate Bridwell Anderson versus Rio Grande Western company and Catherine B. DeWitt seeking support and necessities of life. Judge Ralph presided in the afternoon session, with Mrs Anderson testifying as the case proceeded amid disputed cattle and estate matters.
In District Court a probate case granted in ish details. Papers filed by Tarallorney J Murphy seek separation of Dewii War couple from Dernwl Michigan marriage Sept 24 184 with two children. Defendant alleged failure to provide age and support. Judge Wit presided as papers were withdrawn.
Funeral services for Mrs Jlimebth Douglass were held in the Second Ward meeting house with sorrowing friends present. Floral tributes filled the room as the song service featured hymns and selections by Mrs Will Bowell and V or Hinchcliffe. Speakers praised her kindness to all, devotion to her children, and loving nature, with interment at City cemetery followed by a large gathering at the graveside.
W B St John swore complaint in municipal court alleging Wheelwright erected a building without a permit. City Engineer staff attended and issued a twenty two days notice. Brady clerk noted a separate case with Date Farr convicted on the instrument and sentenced to fifteen days.
In New York a building workers union parade demanded renewals and fines, with forty representatives of the United Building Syndes marching along the Upper West Side. Plasterers overlooked yesterday faced delays as the protest proceeded without delegation from OHIP Crmamental Dias Ter.
In New York a dubious financial note accuses a treasurer of issuing orders totaling 3 163 761 to favored contractors without public bidding. The John Doe proceedings reveal alleged violations of law and improper favors, casting doubt on official finances.
The grand jury in Washington has a brief session to hear witnesses on postoffice matters. It may review the Tyner case involving papers diverted by Mrs Tyner from her husband’s office. No indictments yet. a key witness list and additional investigations are expected next week.
New York assessment figures for June 24 show York real estate and personal property values rising sharply. Total assessments reach 4.73 billion dollars, up 1.4 billion from prior years, with personal property at 0.9 billion, and overall increases totaling 1.553 billion. The tax rate this year stands at one dollar per one hundred dollars, down from 2.27 last year.
An attempted explosion occurred yesterday near the De wily Bi junction of the railroad between Drama and Can urjitn. The blast damaged 60 destroy, but the overall damage was slight.
Cleveland police request led to the arrival of Georges W. Bison a colored porter accused of robbing a wealthy Japanese woman in a stile moment on his car of 2000 dollars worth of Hammond watches. Bloom declares he is ingest.
A long list of attendees marked a yearly gathering hosted by Mrs. Capign in Eastlake City. Names include Mary Lambert, Elizabeth Basle, Ann Browning, Catherine Murrocks, Ruth Tawson, and Revered Harvie Eleanor Wooduvanace. The event featured toast by Rev. Thon A. Sendyleke and references to a guest of honor from Rochester New York.
Arthur Cornell of Thayford City Indiana faced a chaotic scene as he was escorted by guards in Wilmington. Witnesses from the Fraternal Order of Eagles testified carnival hours at Shalt Paint park, while the defendant claimed innocence. The crowd cheered loudly as the proceedings continued despite late hours and confusion.
The report notes a vote motion tied to a purchase decision involving Gattie, with figures Pope, Mowen, and others suggesting local authority review. Postmaster Mallouk and Minister Sidney backed delaying the resolution as authorities weighed murder implications and presented the case for home jurisdiction.
World markets report steady prices near prior levels with slight shifts in iron and steel and Colorado fuel. Copper and Pennsylvania stocks held firm while Colorado coal rallied. rail stocks and Amalgamated rose marginally. Chicago hog receipts and cattle market remained mixed with steady to weaker demand.
A garbled report from Nassau County indicates a fatal incident involving a motor vehicle and equestrian activities. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the event references a collision impacting a driver and mounted horsemen amid a battalion context.
A garbled report notes Mr Squire Coop organizing elysnes by piano singing and a visit to the Professor's room. It states the Professor's services are in demand and mentions Garry and Hat Ale, with references to Monday morning and a planned HolnAT Leaching Lomanyony.
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted livestock and sale items with prices and descriptions. Mentions cows sheep hogs and udders with inconsistent spellings and unclear lots. Includes names like ALAN H and H.OOGAT with irregular figures and terms, suggesting a historic rural sale catalog.
Fragmented OCR text shows cattle prices and livestock terms with numerous garbled words. It mentions native steers and hogs, with scattered figures and place names, but lacks clear sentences or coherent market details.
Rail freight note reports a low one way rate to Chicago via Union Pacific. The message mentions a figure 840.80 and a reference to regular daily service. No clear event or date is provided in the fragment.
In a private chapel ceremony at Cardinal Craigi Macchi's residence, palliums were conferred on Archbishop Varley of New York and Bishop Amequemin of Chicago with Mgr Farrelly officiating. Carolinal Maret placed a pallium on Farrelly. Archbishop Orth of Vancouver is also mentioned in the postulation context.
Chicago June 24 The South Christ plard of the Incis Steel company yesterday turned out 84 tons of stra qaile, breaking the world's record previously set at 1,782 form day's work. In celebration the company presented every man in the rail department with a box of cigars.
Fragmentary report notes London discussions on a large canal project linking the Firth of Forth and Clyde, with parliamentary power anticipated in November. Government estimates place the camp near FH0,000,000, pending approval by influential London financial interests.
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to bring the cup defense to the United States. The race will be held in San Diego Bay in the near future, featuring Lipton’s yacht and team in a high profile competition against American challengers.
Fragmentary notice describes a wartime event possibly at a government site with references to Lina fortifications and departure to war forts. Mentions dope detachment and alleged incidents tied to Meyerman and Meyerleek, with arrests noted amid confusion.
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