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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1903
Page
2
Editor and manager WM Glasmann announces SDRAM subscriptions and advance payments. Readers in Ogden area can receive by carrier or by mall. Communications to the paper are limited to 200 words and must be published in full.
A Chicago preacher argues that violent mob passion is justified by little faith and hypocrisy in the church. He contends the gospel of the lowly Nazarene condemns lust for power and warns against ministers who incite crowds to brutality or murder. The piece blasts misleaders who fail to uphold moral and civil fairness.
City council passed an ordinance reducing water rates by about 10 percent for all customers and allowing the city attorney to defend any consumer charged above the new rate. The measure aims to curb price gaming by the water company and includes penalties for disconnects and improper charges. The ordinance also authorizes the city to fund bond interest and maintain the system while negotiating with the water company.
A garbled article discusses Russia's vast population, industrial growth, and opportunities for American exporters in agriculture, machinery, and timber. It notes Russia's cities, labor force, and potential for capital investment while warning about tariffs and competition from German equipment. The piece laments American merchants missing chances to supply plows, harvesters, wagons, and mills as Russia modernizes.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a report on Merlistnhns Condition by Lamon and a coalition update linked to Cerrge Moeedilt. The text is unclear but hints at yesterday's action by a faction and improved conditions today, with references to coalition activity and notable figures.
A volatile session saw gains in St Louis and Norfolk and Western while U S Steel and Reading moved higher. Market activity cooled after a sharp initial rally as profits chased, with large stock counters, cattle prices, and grain receipts noted across the day.
Denver sales figures show receipts for hogs and hog operations with prices and freight details. Corners include refined goods, molasses, coffee, and financial quotes on money market rates and time loans, reflecting nine pages of unsettled trading.
Furnished notices show a listing of railway and telegraph firm names with scattered figures, then describe a morning meeting where 120 phone operators request higher wages. The Pacific States Telephone Company faces work disputes while repair crews struggle with scheduling and urban fares amid labor unrest and contract talks.
A Sunday visit to Oakley seaport drew about 500 visitors who stayed in private homes and attended a banquet at the Chuqueuting house in Woot Louy. Robert Jenson, a 19-year-old from Ind, was wounded by a gun discharge but recovered enough to walk. John Sessions, 7, fell from a porch, dislocated a knee, and broke an arm. Dr LeCompte, the attending physician, said the wound could be saved from permanent disability.
Creditors will present their claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the new office of C. C. Richards rooms 305 307 Beales Building southwest corner of Washington Ave and 84th Street Ogden City Weber County Utah before October 1 1900 Bennett Anderson Administrator Richards Attorney official notice dated June 8 1900
In the district court of Weber County Utah creditors of the estate of Charles W Cross will present claims and vouchers to the undersigned at the office of Wa ening Gidvan attorney for the estate located 20 and 16 First National Building Weber County Utah on or before April 6. ANNIN & GROBS, attorneys of the estate of Charles W Cross deceased.
Detroit rabbis and delegates from AMABRIGAN and other groups gathered at Temple Bethel for the forenoon session of the Central Conference of American Rabbis. Reports by the secretary and treasurer described publications and exhibits on Union signals and Jewish American history.
The National League standings show mixed results with entries for Clube, Pittsboro, New York, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St Upston, St. Lonie, and Philadelphia. Notable figures include Clube at 41 1, New York 37, Chieng 117 and 24, Brooklyn 29 26, Cincinnati 27 St Upston 23 35, St. Lonie 20, Philadelphia 17 1.
Philadelphia reports a tight pitchers duel as Boston and Chicago engage with strong efforts from Pittinger and Weimer. Boston takes a late scoring edge while Chicago answers, final score 2 to 3 with aseasonal notes of attendance around 1,400.
Yesterday games featured Detroit and Boston winning while Washington and Philadelphia lost. Standings show Milwaukee and Denver leading their divisions with Peoria and Des Moines near the bottom. lists include Cleveland, Chicago, New York, and St. Louis with varying records.
Pacific National League standings show Cluba Bulle-WVon 38, fort 25. Saw Angelea-tVout 40, lox 0. Spokane-Won 37, Iyat 28. San Francisco-Won 42, Palomine Wott 88. Helens-Won 23, toat 38. Portland-Von 71, Josh 42. Yesterday's game, Pacoma, by Los Angeles, 3.
A garbled note references travel pricing for a Seattle to San Francisco round trip with unclear per line rates and currency symbols. It mentions Union Pacific PIC, possible wake rate, and dates or codes that are unreadable, leaving the exact terms and destinations uncertain.
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