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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1903

Page

6

Dance, awards, and notices fill town pages

A flurry of social events and local notices fills the page. Kalim entertains with dances at Conley's and Dignan's. a La-ton-Ka two step debut is announced. The gold medal waltzing contest draws 300 attendees. A case against Union Pacific settles for 350 in damages. A death is noted for Mrs. E I Gallaudet of Kendall Green. A beginner's class for ladies and gentlemen starts Nov 16 at Dignan's.

Dignan G. W. Chillingworth Tailey Idaho Conley’s E. I. Gallaudet Kendall Green Wash D. C Penison DB. Gallaudet Union Pacific Conley’s Academy

Local notes from Ogden include visits and arrests

Mrs In Le Coker of Salt Lake visits Ogden friends while a padded cell project nears county jail completion. N E Britt of Newburg Oregon, a land appraiser for Southern Pacific, visits on company business. John J Olson returns from a year in New York for oil interests. Morris MacMillan arrives from Butte where he worked as a mine time keeper. A stretch of pavement is laid on Washington avenue between 21st and 22nd streets. Three men D M M Jarboe Frank Hurley and James Welsh are arrested for assault after beating Yan in the Star restaurant. City bowling league plans underway with four to five clubs. first games likely November at Acme alley. Sunday meeting will set schedule and player names. Ladies afternoon clubs also being considered for early arrangements.

In le Coker Salt Lake D. MM. Jarboe Frank Hurley James Welsh Star Lower 25Th Winyan Acme Tappan Mrs. Belding Riverdale Bailey U. & Army Mar Roy Admandoler Riveydale Smyth West Weber Sheriff Bailey

In a Woman's Power at the Grand Saturday Shows

Amusements notes the Archives of the U. S. Secret Service would yield dramatic material. The piece mentions a real criminal case used for the drama In a Woman's Power, adapted for stage and set for Saturday afternoon and night performances.

U. & Secret Servive Bureau Eategward Our National Treasury

Lyceum Theatre Promises Rare Comedy Night in Ogden

Ogden audiences are urged to attend a Monday night program at the Lyceum Theatre. A talent of unusual merit is assembled for a humorous comedy program starting at 7 30 p m with matinees at 3 30 p m Admission is 10 cents.

Lyceum Ogden

Union Pacific staffing changes and yard incident report

Last night a merchandise car was ditched in the Southern Pacific freight yards creating a scattered mess and a damaged car. Gentry succeeds Coats as Union Pacific operator at Dans with Coats becoming roadmaster clerk.

Southern Pacific Mr. Gentry C. N. Coats Dans Union Pacific

Ogden Locomotive Yard Expands With New Round House Stalls

Chief Engineer Hood of the Southern Pacific visits Ogden to inspect the Ogden Lacey cut off. Work on enlarging the round house proceeds with ten more stalls, bringing total to thirty as crews push for completion to handle more locomotives. Foundations begun, brick from Harrisville. Opening for freight and work trains planned for November 20 with railroad officials present. passenger service awaits safety confirmation.

Hood Southern Pacific Comen Ogden Inspecta Ogden-Lucia Southern Pacific Round House Kruttachnitz Harrisville Engineer Hood William Hood Ogden-Lacin Harriman Joe

Fire In Hoodooed Building Causes Minor Damage

Fire department responded to an alarm at 157 1-2 Twenty-fifth street rear of a frame building owned by Mrs. A. G. Chamberlain. The rear rooms housed railroad laborers. Four prior blazes had occurred in the year. The fire started from a defective flue and burned above the ceiling. Extinguished by a chemical. No insurance. Damage about 25 dollars.

Twenty-fifth Street A. G., Chamberlain

Another Complaint Against Claypool Involving Washington Ave Breakin

Arthur Dingle swore out a complaint against John Claypool for entering a third story window at 2065 Washington Ave on October 20 and stealing a suit of clothes. Claypool reportedly resisted arrest by Officer Chambers at the Orden residence. Ife is suspected in recent robberies. Billy Taylor and Tom Morgan were found guilty in Judge Ifowell's court with suspended sentences. Oscar Hoessti was convicted of disturbing the peace and given 30 days. John Malone pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined 10 dollars or ten days in jail.

Arthur Dingle John Claypool Washington Ave Claypool Orden House Chambers Ife Billy Taylor Tom Morgan Ifowell Oscar Ho

Sanitarian and Ogden Northwestern Railroad Formed

Articles of incorporation filed for the Ogden and Northwestern Railroad Company and the Ogden Hot Springs Sanitarium Company. Incorporators include David Fectes Thomas P D Dee H U Spencer N C Flygare R Joycre J W F Volker and others. Sanitarium capital stock $20 000. railroad capital stock $210 000. Officers named for both firms include Spencer Joyce Kircher and Eccles with the board of directors headed by David Eccles.

Ogden and Northwestern Railroad Company Ogden Hot Springs Sanitariun Company David Fectes Thomas PD. Dee H. UH. Spencer N.C. Flygare R. & Joycre J. W. F. Volker W. J. Shealy Jas, Pingrea C. A. Kircher William Eccles E. M. Allison Sanitarium Company II, Jr. Spencer R. &. Joyce O. I. Kirch Thomas D. Dee AL Spencer IL Eircher Ki. &. Joyce David Eccles

Bucks Coupon Contest honors Dorothy Tarrington

The Sidney Stevens Implement Co awards a nickel plated Bucks Jr. Yange to Dorothy Tarrington, daughter of P. W. Tarrington, after she submitted 3497 coupons. Judges Stella C. Tripp and Ada Poole presided amid strong interest from local girls with many turning in 2000 to 3000 coupons.

Sidney Stevens Implement Co Stélla C. Tripp Ada Poole Misa Dorothy Tlarrington P. W. Uarrington Southern Pacific Oual

Mammoth new building proposed on Washington avenue

A three story commercial structure is planned by the George A Lowe Co on the east side of Washington between 24th and 23rd streets. The front will be 75 feet on Washington and 100 feet deep with rear wings. Excavation contract to be let at once.

Washington Avenue George A. Lowe Co Washington 24Th 23Rd Streets

Injunction Noted? Gorman Sues Southern Pacific For Damages

Amelia Gorman through attorney W L Maginnis sues the Southern Pacific in Third District Salt Lake to recover 63 dollars plus 15 75 dollars attorney fees for injuries from a Beowawe Nevada accident on October 2.

W. L. Maginnis Amelia Gorman Third District Salt Lake Southern Pacific Company Beowawe Nevada

Ogden High to Meet Salt Lake High in Football Clash

Ogden High School prepares to travel to Salt Lake High with captain Johnson, senior Evang, and stars Cross Tracy Greenwell Snow and Tribe leading a deep squad. The student body planned a big rooting rally as color orange and black decorate the special train at 10 45. A separate report notes Sheriff Bailey’s seizure of a substantial arsenal and confessions by two suspects linked to horse theft and property crimes in Riverdale and West Weber.

Ogden High School Salt Lake High School Johnson Evang Cross Tracy Greenwell Snow Tribe Keogh John Ogden Livingston Brownell Spokane Dean Ellis Scudder Jacks Gwilliam Murphy Calvert Salt Lake

Nervy Thieves Arrested by Sheriff Bailey

Two of the nerviest thieves, Chauncey Belding and his son in law Ralph Tappan, were arrested by Sheriff Joseph W. Bailey and Deputy Robert Shaw at Riverdale at 7 last evening. They face grant larceny housebreaking and burglary charges after a spree from a deserted Riverdale house to Helmandoler’s storeroom and nearby farms.

Joseph W. Bailey Robert Shaw Riverdale Chauncey Belding Ralph Tappan Grant Belding Tappan Riverdals J. Helmandoler D. A. Smyth Behling Creek Bailey Shaw Helmandoler Roy Thm

Wedding Coach Tradition In East Tenement District

The New York Press recalls how weddings and funerals anchor life in the East tenement region with the carriages seen as vital. A wedding procession passes the narrow entry, brides veiled in white and orange wreaths, crowds watching as the coach ferries bride to ceremony.

Gossies New York Press

Canine Hero Saves Teacher From Seine Attack

A male schoolteacher named Dilla z was waylaid near Charenton bridge by two assailants who rifled his pockets and hung him into the Seine. A collie dog near the scene sprang into the water without prompting and dragged the man by the coat, keeping him afloat until police arrived. Dililaz provided a description that led to the arrest of the attackers.

Parl Dillaz Charenton Bridge Seine M. Dililaz

Klank Heresy engagement ends over advice to read better

Dialog fragment shows She-So and He-Well debating ending an engagement after He suggests improving her through reading. Philadelphia Treas appears as a stray label. The excerpt centers on a dismissed engagement and a pick at literary choices.

Philadelphia

Lost Opportunities Speech Between Mrs Noolywed And Noolywed

A Baltimore American fragment shows Mrs Noolywed and Noolywed arguing about chances and perseverance in love with a playful back and forth. The dialogue hints at repeated rebuffs and continued effort to win affection despite being rejected multiple times.

Insurgents Advance on San Domingo City Sending Request

A cablegram from U S Minister Powell reports insurgents marching on San Domingo city and requesting immediate warship assistance. The cruiser Baltimore, now en route from Hampton Roads, is expected to suffice per the State department.

Washington State Department United States Powell San Domingo Baltimore Hampton Road

Diaz raises Chinese labor imports to Mexico ports

An agent of the Commercial Steamship line reports President Diaz has no monthly cap on Chinese arrivals at Manzillo. He says Mexico needs thousands of Chinese for mining and plantation work and that the company will bring as many as needed.

San Francisco Commercial Steamship Line Mexico Diaz Manzillo

King Victor Emmanuel Invites Meyer to San Rosare Lodge

In Pisa the U S ambassador Meyer and his family were summoned by King Victor Emmanuel after Meyer arrived by auto car. The king sent General Lrussati to invite them to the royal shooting lodge at San Rosare for a day visit.

Rome Victor Emmanuel United States Meyer Pisa Lrussati San Rosare

Missouri bootling case heads to jury in Farris trial

In Jefferson City Missouri a jury likely will hear the bootling case of State Senator Frank W Farris this afternoon Lieutenant Governor Lee faced rebuttal questions about a March 2002 letter to lobbyist D J Kelly regarding a $7000 repayment Lee denied writing the letter on March 19 Patterson Bane also rebutted claims of knowledge of money from baking powder manufacturers to influence a legislative bill

Jefferson City Frank W. Farris Lee D. J. Kelly Kelly Patterson Bane

Ventilation Debate Shapes Hat Design Choices

Fashionable hat sellers discuss ventilation options with customers, noting many prefer no ventilator or only minimal holes. Some advocate ring perforations in the crown or two side holes for airflow, while others avoid vents to preserve appearance and style.

New York Times

A Famous Pudding at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese

A huge beefsteak pudding at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in Fleet Street is praised as unmatched. It has graced the tavern daily for nearly 200 years with patrons and writers alike paying homage in a ceremonial procession after cooking each evening.

London Fleet Street Garrick Goldsmith Dr. Johnson England

New Cancer Treatment Discussed by London Meeting

New York reports a possible advance in cancer therapy. Dr Odo Schmidt of Cologne isolates a cancer parasite and claims to destroy cancer cells by serum after sterilizing the parasite with liquid air. Experimental animal trials show promise with sterilized parasite and serum treatments.

New York St. Bartholomew's Hospital Lir Johnson Odo Schmidt Cologne New York Herald Dispatch London

Nebraska Family Seeks Missing Knox County Farmer Found in City

A Knox county Nebraska farmer aged man with a family of nine who disappeared while elderly is found in this city after a nationwide search. He claims he was in a hospital in Seattle during the period his friends hunted for him.

San Francisco Nev Rasdegpa Gantly Knox County Braska Bisili Ren Nebraska Seattle Bei

Why Gold to Rare

A fragmented reflection on gold rarity asks why gold is scarce. The text notes Earth's formation and heavy pressures shaping the crust and core, suggesting the crust’s thin proportion and the planet’s overall density influence metal distribution.

Four Letter Name Of God Across Languages

Fragmentary text ponders the four letter name of God across languages and cultures. It lists Greek Zeus Hebrew Aden Arabic Asia Persian Tartarian and other terms with scattered, unclear references.

God Zeus Aden Adad Asia Odin Doga Rogt Eher Chur Marge Oese Codd Man Gott Frensch Dien Lian

Seakskin Church of Eskimos Falls to Winter Strain

A sealskin church used by Eskimos collapsed during a harsh winter. The tent’s frame stretched, the 12 foot interior hosted Sunday services, then dogs ruined the sealskins and damaged the structure. A temporary dog proof tabernacle was erected afterward.

Fragmentary UK bribery note hints at service contracts

A garbled text fragment references England, government bribes, and contracts with sums like £500 for £300. It mentions Parliament, franking letters, and potential misuse of official favors. Content is loosely connected and unclear due to OCR errors.

England

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