Ogden Post Office Advertised Letters List 1903
Sept. 26 list of remaining letters at Ogden Utah post office with ladies and gentlemen sections. Readers warned that unclaimed letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office after two weeks. note includes many names and a call to say Advertised Sept.29,1903 when inquiring.
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Ogden
Hitah
W. C. Alden
Anna ‘Anna
Bailey
A. C. Call
Johnie B. Carden
Minnie Child
Mita Levene Farrell
Mary Fitzgerald
Lad Hale
Florence
Jon
Nellie Kinkade
L.H. Legit
J.T. Mclntosh
Jennie A. Miller
W. G. Morrison
Isabelle Nangham
Misa Lua Proctor
Misa Provost
Miranda Porter
Evan Stanford
J. M. Stafford
Airey Priented Lampoon
J. Shideler
Emly Tanner
Annie Terry
J. E. Anderson
AT. Alban
R. S. Anderson
A. C. Burnett
Ju Pe Nenklein
W. W. Brady
Ed Butler
Wi. C. Bowers
Stephen Mr. Brewster
Wir
Betl
Chas. F. Baggs
Robert Baker
C. P Baldo
Morton Boijflard
M. BD. Browne
Hugh Buttemer
Edward Bill
Henry Boltjes
Frank A.curtis
Charles L. Farr
Jas. Fielda
Joe Ri. Federle
Te Fulton
Agnes Gallevan
Ben Griffin
D. Gilbourne
Geo. Glider
Jno
H. Greenwell
L. J. Gould
W. J. Gilbert
W. R. Gregory
W. R. Gost
W. W. Yervie
G. M. Hall
Oseo Hunt
Albert Russell
Owen Rogers
Dick Saitta
A. Ktnenart
C. Mr. Shannon
Gus Steves
W. L. Scott
Valentine Stanton
Dallie YD. Simes
M. Oy. Sullivan
Jack Sherrell
J. H. Stone
PF. L. M. Sminith
A. Smith
Paul Spearing
Oto Steede
Syverson
Harper Second
Cha
Snow Liniment Promises Life to Wingo Patient
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky says Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after two doctors warned his lungs were failing. He credits relief from a lump and deep illness to two bottles at fifty cents each, and recommends it to others. Sold by Cave and Carr Drug Stores.
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J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
G. F .Cave
Wash, Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
China Laborers Landed by Mexican Decision
Mexico's decision to permit Chinese laborers lands a boost to the China commercial steamship company which will enter the freight rate war with the Pacific Mail and allied lines on equal terms. San Francisco reports the Mexican government will allow landing of Chinese workers, strengthening the steamers’ position.
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San Francisco
China Commercial Steamship Company
Mexico
Pacific Sail Company
Grocers Renowned for Cash Returns and Shortage Notes
A fragment notes pricing concerns with grocers not refunding fully. It comments that shortages or limited funds hinder money back offers and mentions Schilling's Best as not accepting much money. The tone suggests consumer frustration over refunds and payment limits.
Stanford Juniors Bathtub Editor in Campus Stir
An Encina hall incident at Stanford University sees Russell a Salt Lake City editor dumped into a tub by Stanford juniors after an editorial attack. The bath event shocks the campus but Russell remains unhurt and good-natured amid renewed threats of further action.
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San Francisco
Cal
Saifor Yeane Tussell
Salt Lake City
Stanford University
Waa
Naghitussell
Rysell
Encina
Ile
Hit
Russell
Camet
Jé Hussell
Sale of a Store Ends in Tragedy
New York October 2 Fritz Shoeman shot and killed Louis Zetzel in a West 37th Street grocery store. After returning home Shoeman killed himself. Zetzel had recently purchased the store from Shoeman and the quarrel over the sale preceded the tragedy.
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New York
Fritz Shoeman
Louis Zetzel
West 37Th Street
Zetzel
Shoeman
Wagner Concert Withdrawals in Berlin Banquet
Berlin reports show Frau Gadski refuses to sing at a Wagner banquet in the winter garden music hall and attends the event with her name on the program. Edgar Stillman Kelley withdraws from Sunday’s concert due to unresolved Chinese airs in his opera Aladdin. Sir Alexander Mackenzie and the Norwegian Grieg also withdraw for various reasons.
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Berlin
Frau Gadski
Winter Garden
Gha
Edgar Stillman Kelley
United States
Tas
Sir Alexander Mackenzie
England
Grig
Daring Forgeries Stun Philadelphia Bank Trove
Postoffice inspectors search for two daring forgers after a westbound express train lost a mail pouch containing hundreds of checks. Some checks were altered to much larger amounts, with banks reporting raised sums from 35 to 500 and 7 to 700 dollars. Authorities expect arrests within 48 hours.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Pittsburg
King Emmanuels Journey to Paris Changes Its Meaning
Rome dispatch says Victor Emmanuel's trip to Paris gains political weight by signaling renewed Franco Italian ties. It will not shift European balance. Italy remains in the Triple Alliance and respects England Morocco and Tripoli understandings.
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New York
Kisgr
Victor Emmanuel
Paris
Haa
Rome
The
Tribune
France
Italy
England
Morocco
Tripoli
Kemmerer Coal Ad Brings Longstanding Service
MM L Jones Coal and Ice Co advertises dependable coal supply with offices at 407 24th Yard at the corner of 24th and Wall in Kemmerer. Telephone 140 confirms access.
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MM. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Wall
Tel
Reduced fares to Utah State Fair via Oregon Short Line
Tickets available for travel to East Lake City for the Utah State Fair on October 17, 2003. Oregon Short Line offers a single round trip fare. Sales run through October 6. Return limit is October 12.
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East Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Chicago opens twelfth term with record University of Chicago enrollment
Chicago on October 2 reports the University of Chicago starting its twelfth full term with the largest registration in its history. Six new buildings rise as the university high school and education school departments admit students from kindergarten to college. Student totals exceed last year’s 2,396, exact figures unavailable.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University High School
School of Education
London Times Letters Page Receives American View
A London Times correspondent notes the paper treats its Letters to the Editor as a solemn forum. An American writer C. St. Warwick, from the Aidland Hotel Manchester, sent a letter describing his Atlantic voyage aboard the Celtic and a visit to Blarney Castle, ending with a challenge to future proof.
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London
Philadelphia
London Times
Ita
Department of the Times
The
Times
England
County Council
Thames
C. St. Warwick
Aidland
Manchester
America
Celtic
Cork
Blarney Castle
Warwick
Bt. Warrick
C.K. Warwick
Ireland
Parnell
Tiggett
Midland Water
St. Patrick
Navy orders stand for Star Spangled Banner as national anthem rule
The Navy issued an order requiring officers and men to stand at attention when the Star Spangled Banner is played and to show respect for the national anthems of other nations in the presence of their officials. The move marks official recognition of the anthem in port and ends earlier ambiguity about which song represents the United States.
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Navy Department
Washington
Efset
Francis Scott Key
Chicago Record-Herald
United States Navy
America
France
England
Germany
Key
Origin of the Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner on September 13 1814 aboard the cartel ship Minden during the bombardment of Baltimore by Admiral Cochrane. Key and companions watched Fort McHenry from the Minden as dawn broke and the flag still waved signaling American victory before they were released and returned to Baltimore.
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Francis Scott Key
Minden
Baltimore
Cochrane
Ierald
Key
John &. Skinner
Cochranea
Dr. Beans
Upper Marlboro
Washington
Dr. Beanes
Fort Mellenry
Fragmented Historic Miscellany of War and Journalism
A curio of wartime song creation attributed to Francis Scott Key during bombardment. Commentary notes England's Times often printing sensational tales about Ireland, with libel losses and a Warwick letter hoax linked to a suicide case.
Reunion of former slaves at Sherwood near Salem Va
A Salem Herald correspondent reports a reunion of former slaves of Nathaniel Burwell at Sherwood, near Salem, noting a two thousand acre plantation and over a hundred enslaved people before the war. About thirty attended, with a bountiful supper followed by Professor Lewis Logan's earnest talk. The group is praised for thrift honesty and politeness and remained loyal to the Logan family.
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Sherwood
Robert Logan
Salem
Nathaniel Burwell
Mr. Logan
New York Herald
Lewis Logan
Kentucky University
Governor revokes cattle import ban proclamation
The governor revoked his December 1 proclamation prohibiting the importation of cattle sleep and swine from certain eastern states, effective today. The move ends a restriction tied to eastern livestock movements and regulations.
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Lae
Springfield
Ogden City authorizes Hudson Avenue laying and special tax
Ogden City ordinances Hudson avenue 60 feet wide through blocks 25 and 32, plat A, authorizes $90,000 in local taxes to fund opening and grading. Tax plans base on front footage and area, with 100 feet corner exclusion. October 30, 1903 payment due. November 1, 1903 tax becomes a lien. A board of equalization to hear appeals is named.
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Ogden City
Weber County
State of Tah
Standard
Hudson Avenue
Hocks 23
Ogden
Orden City
Ogden City Survey
Slndion Avenue
Oxden City
Oden City
J. CG. Nye
Wiliams
H. T., Randal
F. WW. Chambers
T. H. Carr
Pala
Utah
W. J. Critchlow
City Recorder
William Glasmann
State of
Weber
Leid Avenue
Fion
Beal
Critchlow
Conference Reduced Rates Via Oregon Short Line Travel
The Oregon Short Line offers a six train option for Ogden to Salt Lake and return at 1 50 dollars with the Conference Special. Depart Ogden 8 30 a m and return Salt Lake 5 00 p m on October 4 5 or 6 1903. Regular trains depart Ogden at 7 35 8 10 10 55 3 05 and 7 10 a m and p m. Tickets on sale through October 6th with return limit October 12th 1903. For details contact G H Corse and C A Henry.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Oct
Ogden
G. H. Corse
Pass
C. A. Henry
Oil lands deal ties Indiana counties to Pittsburg investors
Marion Indiana October 2 1930 The American Window Glass company the American Oil and Gas company and the National Oil company closed a deal with Pittsburg investors for leases on about 40000 acres of oil and gas lands across five Indiana counties in the state oil field.
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Marion, Ind
American Window Glass Company
American Oil and Gas Company
The
National Oil Company
Pittsburg
Indiana
Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Promises Reliable Dyeing
Reliable cleaning and dyeing service at Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works offers steam dyeing and dry cleaning for ladies and gents garments with guaranteed non shrinking results. Located at 2319 Washington Avenue.
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Fent
Washington Avenue
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Frank T. Rogers
Forest I. Blay
Dayton
P. J. McDermott
Worcester
Mass
Wim
J. B. Walsh
Keokuk
Jesse D. Wall
Indianapolis
J. D. Shank
Louisville
Thomas Bauer
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Payne
Post Office Department
Wagner
King Emmanuel
Kemmerer Coal
Record-Herald
Judge Nicholson
Benjamin Edes
Samuel Sands
Charles Durang
Holliday Street
Saoree
Said Avenue
Washington Fashionable Clothing
Washington Fashionable
A. Kuhn
Bro
Wheelwright Brothers
Ross
Eeeles’ Building
Columms
Elberta
Barrows Grocery CO
A. E. Weatherby
Boston Meat Market
Washington Ave
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