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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
7
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A jumble of notices mentions Sige Howell at Bull Lake, a HupFan vento attack, and a shop at 320 85th Avenue. Det. H. C. Ungart arrests a man for stealing clothing from a coworker. the suspect is taken to Brigham City. Various ads promote restaurants, meats, fish, furniture, and wallpaper while a fire at Min Clipe restaurant is quickly controlled.
Fragmented OCR notes describe legal actions and events at Hertel court and Salt Lake venues with references to City, Colorado Midland Railway, and theater appearances. Mentions include Glem Sola, Shipley, and ongoing schedule at a Wednesday Lamorrow event in Vienna with unclear dates.
A.B. Hayes, long associated with Ogden journalism and law, was confirmed as auditor of Internal Revenue in Washington. Born in Iowa, he moved with his parents to Ohio, taught, practiced law, then edited the Nebraska State Journal before settling in Utah. He previously served as district attorney and plans to move his family to the capital within two weeks. The report notes his strong prior prosecutorial record and ties to Ogden life.
The Bamburg Studio at 278 25th Street offers a one third reduction on all photographic work for students and graduates in Ogden and county as part of graduation exercises. JD Gasterg, Photographer.
In Judge Howell's court the City versus CG B H idleson proceedings drew a crowded room and lively commentary. Kroneh the Shoe Man assisted City Attorney while the defendant spoke for himself in a rigid cross examination. The trial was postponed indefinitely due to a diphtheria quarantine affecting one party.
Sheriff Riley received a telegram reporting the arrest of Chub Crossman for forging the name L. Bryer and writing a bad check. Chief Elton of Lina Angeles states Crossman was seized in Nebronoy, with info from the canal Lawns police. Sheriff Bailey and Detective Pender plan to bring Crossman and Sau Deckmut back from Reno for burglary involvement.
Plain City reports the eighth grade has no teacher after Miss Hingston resigned. Daniel Rawayt of Kingston will fill the vacancy, beginning Monday morning. A proposal to build a new schoolhouse received support, with about 80,000 dollars to be raised, and will be placed on the ballot at the polls.
Senator Clark of Montana has claimed and placed in trust property once owned by Chas Ducheneau, a friend who rose from poverty to wealth. Ducheneau’s long history with Clark dates back to the 1860s, with Ducheneau aiding Clark’s early finances. A 1900s report notes the property, worth thousands, will benefit Ducheneau while Clark retains control as trustee during his life, with Ducheneau to enjoy revenues later, amid questions about the arrangement.
District court proceedings today included Davis vs Utah Light & Power Co with Judge Uplapp presiding. Items heard ranged from Maria Wall estate matters to guardianship and annual accounts while jurors were drawn for the case pending trial.
A jumble of garbled phrases appears to describe a discussion about quantities, cash and reasons. It mentions a boat and an examination context with unclear names and events. The legible parts offer little usable context for a concrete item or outcome.
A frightened horse bolted along Twenty second Street after delivering four of Walking Nicklas, fleeing toward Scowerolt's wan. The wagon wheel struck a delivery truck, causing damage and scattering debris while the horse was recaptured near Washington. No injuries reported.
Railroad notes recount personnel shifts including Manderfiont of the China Northwestern, Bliss Frances Islande in a supervisory role, and Fred Hoss of the Short Line in the dining car service. It notes Rockefeller and J. Hyde elected directors of an unnamed railway group amid other office allocations.
Fragmented text outlines a political scene with legal figures and committee names. Mentions Susan Vian Jade and Susie, unnamed attacks on hospital staff, and a March date. References Conway and Rockefeller era names amid a chaotic summary of a committee reorganization and election events.
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