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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1903
Page
4
Brigham City attorney Jones and associates face major accusations as divorce matters arise. The Gay Association Hag case and allegations of forgery and contract manipulation dominate verbose courtroom proceedings in Salt Lake. The defense and prosecutors debated investigations while Brigham City figures attended, with exoneration efforts and claims of unfair probing amid tense testimony and public scrutiny.
A report details attorney actions in multiple cases including the Western Loan dispute and Ira Allen v Chase. It notes forged signatures, alleged misrepresentation, and a committee finding of professional misconduct. The association debated handling the matter and referred the decision to the Supreme Court, with public exposure and criticism of leadership.
Mrs Ellison files for divorce from Clyde Ellison on grounds of non support and alleged mistreatment. The case, titled Tilison vs Ellison, stems from a strained marriage with claims of blackmail and attempted coercion. The Third District Court will hear the matter as Mrs Mund Ellison seeks dissolution and alimony.
Reports from Sacramento recount a dramatic murder case involving Charles Ward and Hugh Dugny. The condemned man faces possible execution after a jury found him guilty, with appeals hinging on Supreme Court rulings. The narrative traces prior burglaries and attempted escapes as the defendant awaits fate.
In Nevada yesterday morning reports describe ongoing winter development at the mine. Superintendent Keser notes sufficient ore and equipment upgrades, with a new expert examination by J. J. Cragsman, a mining engineer, who arrives to assess the property and report to shareholders.
Secretary Hammond revises the first consignment of the Inve jonated by the last Legislature and arranges its distribution. Mrs Frank Pisree and Migs Munt Hamlin send a salary check for the Inat month. C Prowbride of Oneville returns home after a three month hospital stay for a mastoid operation. fully recovered. Rodney J Dudley judged insane after examination. County officials face scrutiny amid fund shortages and discharge of duties. North Point West Wrvighton Crescent Brighton Herman and Big Cottonwood areas noted. Graduation exams for county schools set May 21 and 22 with Col John T Handley of Denver to speak on fraternal principles.
An advertisement promotes Mother's Friend as a cradle for easing motherhood pain. It claims the external liniment relaxes and lubricates targeted muscles, reducing morning sickness and preparing the body for birth. Druggists offer it, with a free booklet titled Motherhood.
Evergreen lodge hosts a social evening with vocal and instrumental music by local and Denver artists, featuring an expected eloquent speech by Got. Handley. A meeting of Brigham Young descendants is planned for May 11 to coordinate the birthday anniversary of President Young. The Nash Side News reports strong sales of its eight-page issue and robust ads, marking student publication success with 4,000 copies printed and 700 sold, sustaining East Side High’s year-end activities.
News from Springville reports C J Dallin sent a statuette titled the Medicine Man to Hungerford academy as a present. He had earlier donated a Paul Raverow sketch to the local public school, which helped raise funds to construct a new action building for church and school use. The Hungerford academy later benefited from a $50,000 gift that financed its expansion.
Closing exercises at Centerville High School were held in a local church. A large audience applauded the teachers and students for their labor and dedication. Each department was represented by a student group or class, with praise for Miss Chuge and Miss Porter.
Nt Pleasant May 83 Mr A C Wall manager of the Ganpete County City institution resigns to pursue other ventures. Wall 24, a major stockholder, will be succeeded by the current bank teller as manager, after having served several years in the role.
In Provo area a farming land deed dispute between Robert Toardman and Thomas Board nau reached trial. The court denied canceling the deed but awarded the plaintiff 500 in damages. Court proceedings concluded with a judgment to be finalized tomorrow.
Disorganized list shows multiple NL game results and club standings with wins and losses. Included are scattered scores for teams such as New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Chicago, and others, with inconsistent formatting and several unclear entries.
Fragmentary text describes a scene with duelists and stealth moves, then shifts to a medical advertisement praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It claims digestion aid and general health benefits, featuring a testimonial about relief from stomach trouble and endorsements for accompanying works and mail-order options.
Fragmented scoreline shows teams such as Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Spokane Oakland and Sacrament o with varied wins and dubious totals. Readers see garbled player names and partial game notes, including references to Whalen Butler and Adidy with foggy fielding remarks and possible upcoming games.
The article discusses a religious drama project titled the Magdalen gless teacher, expected to be smoothed through the consent of the Prince Archbishop of Munich and papal approval. It notes the production’s religious and educational aims and references reaction to the concept as part of a gratitude gesture for Counts Now of 1033.
Fragmentary report from Tadtennpolis Indiana describes a mechanic Refusing makeup assistance at a hotel. Names appear garbled and unreadable. The brief mentions a Booker T. Wosithiglow and a Denta4 hp but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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