Jersey bull injures Zion's Savings cashier at State fair
Hon George M. Cannon cashier of Zion's Savings nir was knocked down by an enraged Jersey bull while helping prepare animals for the State fair. He suffered a badly bruised shoulder but resumed work the same day. The bull, two and a half years old, is not usually vicious and became agitated by handlers. It previously won the sweepstakes last year at the State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cannon
Zion’s Savings Nir
Officials and results of Salt Lake track meeting
Meeting officials included C. J. Dufur Ogden Dr G W Shores Salt Lake timer Ri Melenzie and G W Putman Salt Lake judges and starter G A Harrington Montrose Colo Harrington impressed the crowd and kept a quick start while delays in race calls remained the main complaint. First race 2 40 trot purse 100 Ladyamith 7hose om ea fe centivae 5 Prince of Wales 2 02 0 Times-2 29 2:27 2:37 Becond race 2 16 trot and pace purse 500 Kangaroo Sara Green 200 Ironest John 1 44 three eighths mile dash Rattler Celiguia May Flower Lime Thirty eight seconds Entries listed for today at the state fair grounds including May Thorne Topeka Maid Tronest John Rattler Fourth race Rattler Goldie May Flower
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Dufur
Ogden
G. W. Shores
Salt Lake
Ri. Melenzie
G. W. Putman
G. A. Harrington
Montrose
Colo
Harrington
Suaimary
Ladyamith
Ellerbeck
McCoy
Prince of Wales
R. L. Mullet
F (Brown
Simeria
C.H. Thompson
Ner Thompson
McCoy’s Stables
Sara Green
Frank Wilson
Waite
Ironest John
Nat Evans
Baldo
Dye
Corvis
Shorty Evans
Rattler
Celiguia IV
Natresu
May Flower
Lime
State ‘Fair Grounds
May Thorne
Erma D. A
Lavita
Minnie B
Raymond
Topeka Maid
George AL
June Wilkes
Cold Storage
Tronest John
Aurica
Mollie Allstott
Arpot
Goldie
Gen Geo F Alvord seeks ex Confederates in Salt Lake
Gen George F Alvord former Confederate commander and Texas banker arrived in Salt Lake to organize a camp of Confederate veterans as part of the National Association of Confederate Veterans. He travels the west organizing camps, supports about 75,000 veterans, and works without pay.
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George F. Alvord
Allas
Texas
Salt Lake
Alvord
National Association of Confederate Veterans
United States
United States Confederate Veterans
West
Confederate veterans visit inspires pension concern in city
General Alvord travels through twelve states visiting 1,760 camps, noting most Civil War Confederate soldiers are aged, many without pensions, while Union veterans rise on pension lists. He suggests organizing ex Confederates in the city and vicinity and plans to stay several days to meet locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord
West
Texas
Washington
Children Home Fund Drive Aims to Aid Salt Lake City Orphans
The Children’s Homefinding association appeals for 5 000 to 10 000 dollars to open a foundling home in Salt Lake. A canvasser will seek three to four acres for the site and a subscription drive will fund the building. Mrs A Y Stickney, president, cares for around forty infants under two, with plans for a healthy home and adequate nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Iome-finding Association
Herald
Salt Lake
A. Y. Stickney
Foundling
Plana
Child Meets Severe Needle Injury At St Mark’s Hospital
Paul R. Perkins three year old son of Rev and Mrs C E Perkins of St Pauls church suffered a needle head wound Tuesday. It lodged in his abdomen and was removed by Dr Bascom and Dr Urichlow with no serious outcome expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Perkins
Stre. C. E. Perkins
St. Paul's Church
St. Mark’s Hospital
Dre. Bascom
Uritchlow
Frank Getzhoffen seeks damages for loss of both eyes
Frank Getzhoffen, 22, sues the Holy Cross Hospital for 20000 dollars claiming negligence by attendants caused loss of sight in both eyes after treatment began for one eye on July 23, 1903. He alleges incompetent staff and improper care led to his bilateral blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Getzhoffen
Eraters of the
Holy Cross
Holy Cross Hospital
Gitzhoffen
Greene Reduction Co to tackle Old Geyser Marion deal
Greene Reduction Co with Salt Lake manager T. L. Wiswall plans to close a deal with the Mercury Mining Milling Co for a stated project unless an unforeseen hitch arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniesa
Greene Reduction Company
T. L. Wiswall
Salt Lake
Mercur Mining & Milling Company
Tailings Reprocessing at Mercur Mills Planned by Greene and New Mercur Co
Negotiations reach final stage on leasing the old Geyser Marion mill at Mercur. The plan includes water from Gold Belt, electric lighting, and mill alterations to suit new tailings treatment methods. Greene company has sampled the dump and asserts the tailings are among the richest in the Mercur district, justifying the investment and potentially reviving operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gey- Ger-Marion
Mercur
New Mercur Company
Gold Belt Company
Greene Company
Greens Company
Geyser-Marion Company
Utah
Wiswall
Mercur Company
Divorce and civil actions filed in East Lake District Court
Binnie Lazenby seeks divorce from John J. Lazenby on cruelty and desertion claiming a July 20 1902 choking incident in Salina that left her bedbound for two weeks. Granite Lumber sues Frank E. Dorrington for 1712 33 for lumber furnished in 1903. Walker Jr wins 125 62 against Geo Dalton on note from 1902 with lien on mining stock. Crock earns 612 plus costs against Hercules Mining for a 400 note from 1897. Coffin seeks divorce from E C Coffin on non support. married November 1 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnie Lazenby
John J. Lazenby
Salina
Manti
Granite Lumber Company
Frank E. Dorrington
David T. Walker, Jr
Geo. F. Dalton
Walker
Plute County
T. D Lewis
Joseph E. Crock
Hercules Mining Company
Dima
Esther E. Coffin
E. C. Coffin
Grand Central Mammoth Suit Opens at State Supreme Court
October term of the State Supreme Court began with the Grand Central Mammoth mining case front and center. The suit concerns ore ownership taken from ground claimed by Grand Central, with counter actions and questions about joint versus separate trials. The ruling will clarify the intertwined actions entered in federal court and the state court docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Mortensen
Haworth
Grand Central Mammoth
Grand Central
State Supreme Cour
Best Doctor Snow Liniment and Syrup Endorsed
Rev B C Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas praises Ballard's Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup saying the liniment eases headaches and pains and the cough syrup has served as their doctor for eight years. Available 50 cents and 1.00 sold by G F Cave, 2301 Wash ave, and J B Carr Depot Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Horton
Sulphur
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave Cave
Washave
J. BE. Carr
Depot Drug Store
JE Gover
Ni Main St
Ottawa
Kan
G. F. Cave
Wash, Ave
J. E. Carr
Excursion to Asphalt and Oil Fields West of Promontory
An excursion to the asphalt and oil fields west of Promontory will be given Sunday October 4. Train leaves Ogden at 3 a m returning at 6 30 p m Fare from Ogden for round trip 3 00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. RY
Promontory
Ogden
Mrs Williams Recovers Strength After Celery Compound
Mrs Proctor Williams of Minneapolis recounts her collapse from general weakness and fatigue until Paine's Celery Compound was started. She notes headaches ceased and nerves grew stronger, saying she had wasted hundreds on doctors and remedies before the remedy worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Proctor Williams
Paine
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs in Session
The tenth annual meeting of the Utah Federation of Women's clubs gathers delegates statewide to discuss child care youth training schoolhouse reform and women as citizens. Governor Wells was to speak but did not attend. opening remarks welcomed out-of-town guests and officers outlined club extension and political participation through legislation and school boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Coulter
Utah
C. E. Richards
Robert Louis Stevenson
Emma
S. Kinney
C. D. Moore
F. 8. Richards
W. W. Riter
A. S. Ewing
Ogden
Aglaia
Edward Bichsel
Val Gideon
Dora Snow
A. T. Corey
Harney seeks service by publication in Utah divorce case
Provo Oct 1 Amy D Harney of Lehi sues Michael B Karney for divorce and asks for summons by publication since she cannot locate the defendant last known to reside in Ogden. Also Mary Olsen sues Jesse M Harmon sheriff of Utah county for return of horses and cattle levied under judgment. Animals valued at 350 dollars and 50 dollars damages claimed. Christina Swensen petitions for letters of administration for Gustaf Swensen estate in Vineyard with hearing set Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Amy D. Harney
Lehi
Michael B. Karney
Fourth District Court
Ogden
Mary Olsen
Jesse M. Harmon
Utah County
Martis & Wilson Va
Charles Olsen
Tplaintiff
Christina Swensen
Gustaf Swensen
Vineyard
Manti Democrats to Nominate a Ticket at Mass Meeting
In Manti on October 1 the Democratic mass meetings decided to put a ticket in the field after a lengthy discussion. J H Spicer served as chairman and P W Nielsen as secretary. A caucus call will be issued later. Also notes of local marriages and licenses were reported with several unions recorded in the temple with ceremonies by President D T McAllister. Judgments and divorces were summarized in court, including a prison sentence for Arnold Young of Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. McAllister
Air
Elinton
Charles J. Petersen
Emmet E. Christensen
Gunnison
Godtfred Lorentzen
Salina
Olivia Johnson
Axtell
Eugene Thomas
Salt Lake City
Cecelia Coates
Cheater
William S. Marshall
Sarah E. Ottonen
Guyansson
Booth
Preve
Manti City Savings Bank Va
Murray Jarsen
Bank Va
Reuben M. Farnaworth
Bank
Rasmus TP
Rasamussen
Manti City Savings Bank
Niels Petersen
Mabel Beck Carter
Benjamin F. Carter
Johnson
Maud Reynolds
George W. Reynolds
Arnold Young
Mt. Pleasant
Prohibitive Forest Reserve Rules stirred Huntington residents
Huntington residents protested new forest reserve rules that require permits and detailed land descriptions to cut timber. Range rider W E Bench said timber must be located by quarter section and flagged, prompting complaints of red tape and added costs. A Ferron murder reservoir case related to Hyrum Christiansen proceeded to district court after a hung jury and appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Manti Forest Reserve
W. E. Bench
Fairview
Sanpete County
Huntington Canyon
Justice’s Court
Ferron
Hyrum J. Christiansen
Mayfield
Férron
Whantington
Christiansen
District ‘Court
Cures Winter Cough Horehound Syrup Ad
Horhound Syrup promises relief for severe winter coughs with quick doses. The testimonial credits better sleep and coughing relief after using the product for his wife. Sold by G F Cave and J E at Ottawa Kansas addresses.
ITIL Annual Convention Brother Odd of St Andrew Denver
One fare plus 50 cents for the round trip from Ogden to Denver and return via Union Pacific. Tickets on sale October 7 to 11 inclusive with limited return validity. Travel on the going trip till October 11th and return within the final limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD OF
St, Andrew
Denver
Ogden
Union Pacific
New Dress Trends for Fall Fashion Styles
The busy woman pursues fall wardrobe updates with wide brim hats and upturned rolls. coats show three quarter lengths with capes, skirts enlarge to full, and tailored crepe styles feature released side plaits. Manish fabrics like tweeds and camel’s hair lead walking and business wear. Velveteens and corduroys appear in street and waist ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dessy
Tamel
National Republican League plans nationwide campaign rallies
Chicago October meeting of the National Republican League executive committee outlined a campaign plan for President Roosevelt's re election. Officers and 35 committee members proposed touring the country with Republican feasts to boost support. Attendees included Vice President Hamilton Moore, Secretary Wells, James Sheridan, Sid B. Redding of Arkansas, and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lesmie
Roosevelt
League
Hamilton Moone
James Sheridan
Wells
Sid B. Redding
Arkansas
Labor Day 1903 Remembered for Nationwide Industrial Celebration
Labor Day of 1903 left a lasting impression with millions noting its impact on life and industry. Across the country celebrations exceeded prior records, especially in leading industrial centers where participation and enthusiasm surged beyond earlier events.
Cures Chills and Fever Promoted by Local Merchants
A customer touts Herbine for his daughter’s three year fever and chills, praising it as essential at home. Local sellers G. I. Care and J. E. Carr advertise the remedy at 50 cents, with Depot Drug Store in New York noting demand as of Oct. 2. The item references a syndicate planning to convert $200,000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogodoches
Texas
G. I. Care
Wash
Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
New York
United States Steel Bond Extension and Syndicate Payouts
United States Steel 7 per cent bonds extended to July 1 2004 by majority consent of members. Syndicate terms require a distribution between 35 million and 10 million on bonds. A large part of the payout was made yesterday with 5.1 million paid to J F Morgan & Co. About 900 piano workers in Astoria Oregon vote to stay on the job, 40 favoring a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel
Steel Corporation
J. F. Morgan & Co
Delegates Meet in Brooklyn to Form National Association
About one hundred delegates attend a Brooklyn convention to create a national association to improve conditions for colored people. Rev Dr Dean R K Babbitt urges race harmony and warns against turning the race question into politics. Delegates aim to organize a cooperative society and establish ventures such as life insurance, shoe and provision stores for the benefit of the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Dean RK. Babbitt
Ufe Insurance
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Surhae News
Geo F. Alvord
Riverdale
Flou
Aff Grocers
East Lake District Court
J. Burt
Mrs. Williams
Minneapolis
Minn
Paine’s
Utah Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Manti Democrats
National Republican League
Stein-Bloch
Astoria
I. B
St. Louis
Weber Stake Academy
Perth
Wilford M. McKendrick
Sylvester D. Bradford
Thomas E. M McKay
UTAH LIGHT @ POWER CO
Promaturite
Moe Rand
Mall
Nand
Fravol Medicine CO
Dan Prandeca
Cal
WM. Driver
Wash Ave
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