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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1903
Page
3
Local notices detail a wide mix of events and names. School leaders like Superintendent William Milson are cited with community meetings and church plans at the Ogden area. Obituaries mention aging residents and typhoid deaths. Reports cover social gatherings, church leadership changes, and a variety of arrests and incidents, including youth misbehavior and neighborhood happenings in several blocks around Salt Lake City.
Real estate transfer notices show ownership changes among several parties including Catherine Progr and Rowe’s audit partners. Transfers reference various parcels and heirs with names partially legible, while records indicate ties to local deeds and confirmations during the period.
A chaotic divorce proceeding for Howard Goddard continues with the defendant placed under bond after a morning arrest by the sheriff. The case, labeled a major hearing in Municipal Court, involves visitation disputes and urgent requests from Mrs. Goddard, who accuses him of interference with their child and attempts to take a home. The hearing is set for a later date with bond posted by Dr. Dickson and T. H. Croddard.
Daniel H. Ogden, a prominent businessman, died in an accident fourteen miles northwest of Ogden last Thursday morning. A large crowd attended the Third Ward Melting House service with a lengthy program by the Third Ward and Tabernacle chairs. Bishop Wotherapnon presided and speakers Hughes, Van Dyke, Lochhead, Tarcy, and Dr Aven lauded his character. Floral tributes testified to esteem. Remains were taken to City Cemetery for interment with the body arriving tonight. burial scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
A speckled venire was drawn for the October term in the court today. Names listed include Fiank, Barto, Warreng Emmert Winerlson, Muntavilles Niels Andereou, Oslin, Daniel Roberts, Ogdens John Martin, Wilton, I. Le Reynolds, 0. Wioorge A. Craig, Ogden Leit, Taylor, Vaurieville, Jains Te Coloma Ogden, Asaf, Thulint, Slijerville.
Local court activity centers on disturbances at a Riverside saloon and a series of minor charges. Thomas Williams faced disturbing the peace, receiving a $30 fine and 30 days on the work pile after attorneys sought dismissal. William and associates face vagrancy and public inebriety counts with fines ranging up to a few dollars. several cases settled with suspended sentences or adjournments as peace officers testified and hearings continued into the evening.
Unintelligible OCR text reports chaotic scenes at Torhitot College with bloody noses torn clothes and shouting as faculty respond. President Wade bans a cat or vl while freshmen faced severe discipline after a riot-like event during a festival. Authorities suspended both classes amid safety concerns.
McLaren Boyle, a prominent Ogden furniture man and head of Ly Bogle Furniture, died after a paralytic stroke following a brief illness. He was born February 1831 in Ogden, led the Second Ward school, and served his community with religious and civic dedication. Survived by his mother Mrs Elizabeth Woyle and brothers Jehan, Reyle, and Wallace, the funeral is set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Second Ward meetinghouse, with possible relocation to the Tabernacle if crowds require.
An annual meeting of Union Pacific Railroad Company stockholders will be held at the company office in Salt Lake City Utah on Tuesday October 13 108 for the selection of light directors. The report details an amicable settlement between the Baltimore and Ohio officials and employers ending disputes with a proposed payout of 883 000 and notes updated rolling stock plans for modernization. A derailment on the Southern Soute line caused injuries to a crew member and delays to No. 4 freight. a water-tainting incident damaged equipment and freight cars, delaying arrival.
Wayne MacVeagh, U S senior counsel, argues before the Venezuelan arbitration court on ethics of the war with Venezuela. He claims Britain and Germany aided insurgent arms shipments via Trinidad to General Maton, challenging prior precedent and rail protection.
Toulon Oct 5 The new cabinet named Brudorit as India secretary to succeed Lord George Momiltom Austen Chamberlain becomes postmaster general and replaces Ritebin as chancellor of the exchequer Alfred Jaquinton knight from Oxford takes over colonial secretary H L Arnold Kovster becomes secretary of the admiralty replacing Beederiel Graham Mirity succeeds Lord Balun of Burs Eins as secretary for Kuollants Lord Stanley moves to war department as financial secretary and succeeds Ansten Chamberlein as postmaster general
A passenger was brought to Ogden after a delayed train, then taken to his home at 237 Washington Avenue.
Labor dispute hits seventy five firms as Franklin Union No 4 pressures press feeders to swear allegiance or lose posts. Majority refuse work while many workers renounce union and return to jobs. About 8,000 feeders affected with 1,800 union members among them. nonunion shops filled by replacement staff.
Dramatic incident unfolds as ships and sea clash near the coast during a busy amusement program. Spectators witness a ship battle with wind and waves thrashing, while cast and crew promise a vivid, awe inspiring performance led by Kant and Sy Miller Kant. Tickets for the Wednesday show are on sale with seating limited.
Fragmented telegraph notes reference General Bissell dying, a blackmail plot against a Northern Pacific agent, and ongoing anti Moor troubles. Reports mention a national prison congress delegation, a chaplain’s issues, and varied international negotiations amid market and political turmoil.
Fragmented OCR summary notes international representation at exhibitions in Paris and Athens. Mentions architectural and painter delegates, greeted by officials, with references to Northern Pavilion, dynamite hazard, and fluctuating diplomatic signals from Britain, Japan, and the United States amid wartime tensions.
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