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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary items mention a Wynne Dene event at the pavilion on Saturday, local sickness, a Philadelphia name, grocery ads, a sewing millinery sale in Washington Ave, and a public sale of household furniture. Remains of 1. Nye arrival and a Tabernacle service are noted amid general town chatter.
Fragmented OCR summary shows a Monday night sale event at Dignan's with multiple names, prices, and notices. It references legal matters in the estate of Alvin O Millar, with petitions filed in district court for probate and appointment of an administrator, and lists attendees and speakers for a reception and memorial events.
Articles filed for Tinited Labor Moveditile Company outline incorporation with county clerk. Purpose to conduct cooperative mercantile business, manufacture and sell goods, with a 15-member board including J.J. Tonos and David A. Irenbors. 99 stockholders, capital stock 4000 shares of 4 each, transferability limited, private deposit rights, quarterly dividends expected.
The article reports Judge Rolappis selected as Grand Master Workman with others from Ogden and surrounding areas appointed to various grand lodge offices. It notes reunions and the upcoming meeting in Salt Lake, detailing names and titles of numerous lodge members and officers.
The Carnegie Library notes April 22 to May 22 daily circulation averaged ninety. May 19 saw peak activity with 150 books issued upon opening the turn. 82 percent of issues fall under general literature and biography. Enrollment stands at 1,050 readers.
Cate of Barrett vs Harrisvill Cream Mt Company heard this afternoon. Edwin Williams vs Richard Young to recover $ HL G.8K for bonds, planitiffs attorney D. K Farley. Evans & Co vs Edgar Delana to recover 9.26 for merchandise. Faviger & Lang vs KBN to recover $10,000 for goods sold. Johnson & Jenson vs Oscar Nelbou to recover $38.05 for merchandise. Gideon vs Bacay J Shoyous and Thiza Stevens to recover money due. T. T. Rynn vs Barend Van Der Schuit to recover rent. Rosenbluth & Oppman v M. A. Fredenbarg to recover $8.50 for goods. Udvianski & Peery and others to recover $90 for services. Peter Anderson vs Wy J. Cowbot for goods sold. Stratford vs Tred Derwi to recover $87 for veal. Chas Staut GIves vs Walter Guonzerson to recover $90.25 for merchandise. Myers vs Ta Von Morn to recover $10 for money loaned. Barrer vs Marvingville Creamery Co. for services. M D Jeaxenger attorney for plaintiff.
Washington May 22 The union pacific company faced a formal inquiry by the interstate commerce commission into alleged rebates and related pricing practices. Officials testified that alleged volumes and rate agreements favored certain shippers with discounts, while protecting competitive handling and existing contracts. The commission warned against improper settlements and indicated possible enforcement actions if misconduct is found.
Carried fragmentary report notes a death occurring shortly after midnight in a city area, with sparse identifiers. Names and places are unclear, but the item records a death and a local event surrounding it. The readable text mentions a person described as a general solicitor and references a Gis Site Po weak v and Mbugieniin.
Three men are reported as victims of measles following a Goen-Lucin cutoff event. Sanitary measures and power quarantines are in place as a box car derailed in railroad yards near Promontory Point. The Union Pacific authorities were notified to care for the men. The sick were placed in a car at Promontory Point and moved toward Ogden after a slight derailment. The local county officials state these patients are not county charges but belong to another county. No one else was hurt in the incident.
Philadelphia May 22 stock news reports that Mewata Bahn Loeb Cal Speyer Co of New York will take and buy for 880 per share Pennsylvania railroad stock. The issue totals 75 million dollars, half the authorized amount, to fund improvements and traffic handling. Payments are planned with installments and a cash value tied to shares.
Butte police and New York detectives report a clue that may lead to the arrest of anarchist Tlassett, believed behind recent incendiary acts. Officers say Rosaenu and Laown's Gilely are tied to the case as inquiries continue, with daybreak searches and patrols maintaining a tense watch.
Fragmented dispatches describe tense retaliation rhetoric tied to agricultural aid funding and foreign wine adulteration concerns. references to German wine cases, indictments, and a funeral service for Jot Henan Franklin Tones appear amid garbled OCR.
New York, May 22. B B Heiman is improving steadily. Amadily condition is reported as excellent today.
Reports from North Creek and surrounding areas indicate multiple forest fires rekindling in the lower Adirondacks. Fire officials note activity near Baratoga and other creeks as crews battle flames amid rugged terrain and shifting winds.
Midford Connecticut May 22 The Remington typewriter company of Tio has accepted the decision to grant all employees with ten or more years of service a bonus of 400 dollars per year. Payments will be issued in installments of 50 dollars every six months on June 1 and December 1.
Judge Hyans in Bowling Green Ky notes post office managers may owe the government for shortages and misappropriations. The ruling emphasizes postmasters' liability for shortages, theft, or misdirection of supplies, urging accountability within the federal system.
Storms sweeping parts of Ohio caused cloudbursts and lightning with fires avoided but several injuries. High voltage lines and urban electrific chaos disabled Hines and KlaL amid fears of ongoing danger. A crash near Carthage disrupted travel as trolleys reported downed poles and wide damage in Del and Thome.
Fragmentary report notes a suspect taken from a hotel during a holiday event. Mentions a magistrate Mayo visiting a hospital where proceedings were held. References a suicide attempt by a person named Seligman or Seligaans, with unclear roles and dates.
Plattabagg New York May 38 Rockerfeller seeks help to control a forest fire near his camp. Tyroe sponar Livane appeals from William Rnek nin. Firefighters rush from Ton lake and nearby towns in a desperate bid to tame the blaze. The effort includes sending pumps and crews, as attempts to save a preserve and shelter for wildlife continue.
A fragmented report discusses Jewish life in London and Europe, noting the growth of the Jewish population among Russian Poles and Gheulative groups, and mentions debates over assimilation, self defense, and migration. It references authorities and observers weighing integration against restrictive measures amid antisemitic tensions.
A fragmented report describes a valet named A. T A jen in Antwerp serving a family, granted a vacation preceding a trip to Washington to visit kin. He is linked to shipboard duties and an Antwerp dispatch noting a United States consul general designation.
In May a mob of Italian men and their wives attacked a trench on Secondayowus. One inspector died while attempting to disperse the crowd. Four men were arrested and no women.
Correspondence from Yokohama dated May 4 describes the steamer Hay and Mart sinking after a collision with the Korean Kanjo Maru in Treurating straits inland. Few aboard were saved, with only some of the 72 passengers survived the disaster. Reports mention the British warship Albion and other names, but details are fragmented.
Scot yachtmen in Arran district note surprised reactions to Relance's recent outing against Columbia. Reports suggest Relance may be a stronger foe than earlier indicated. Lipton's four-boat Clyde squadron heads to the United States May 28, with Thames yachtmen aiming for New York by late June.
Ballots counted in Chicago show Congressman William Lorimer defeating A. C. Darhorow and William Jarimer by a narrow margin. A late canvass issued last night indicates Lorimer with 19,407 votes and Darhorow 15,NG, giving Lorimer a majority of about 4,000 across original returns.
Calfornia researchers report a major paleontological discovery in Shasta County. dinosaur and extinct animal bones, 4000 plus specimens, including seventeen species, reveal ancient man’s tool use and the variety of prehistoric races.
An Ohio code revision replaces the prior act and shifts power to create boards of appraisal or equalization. The State Board of Appointment and Associated Agencies will handle the appointments as part of the new system. The article notes the May 22 decision by the Ohio court and governor, detailing the legal transition and authority changes under the revised constitution.
The Third Ward meeting Monday May 25 discusses a long ordinance shaping sidewalk placement curbs and shade trees. It outlines monthly procedures for locating recording and approving sidewalk lines including city survey plat recording and penalties for noncompliance.
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