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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
7
Ogden News Briefs Include Local Notices and Death
Community notes list Chattel and salary loans at Eccles building and business ads for The Best Meats and Union Market. Death of Sarah Ann Storges Till, typhoid fever, at home at 1 o'clock. Mariam Fells v Lee Richey case ends with injunction and six cent damages. Ferris, a West Virginia native and Ogden blacksmith, dies aged 59. Rockefeller bond hold remains, Barrows Grocery reports fresh coconuts, and local social and teaching events are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Sarah Ann Storges Till, Daughyer
Afr
John A. Hill
Patrick Thomas Ferrin
the Virginia
Mr. Ferris
West Virginia
Ife
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Ferris
Modern Woodmen
Order of Hibernians
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rummage Sale by Ladies Dix-Logan Club
The Ladies Dix-Logan W. fr. C. announce a rummage sale starting Wednesday the 14th in the Grdman building at 2270 Washington Ave. Comforters and gingham aprons will be sold. Donations for the Woman's Relief corps are welcome via Mrs Toponce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix-Logan W. Fr. C
Igrdman
Washington Ave
Woman's Relief Corps
Mrs Gray Sues for Divorce in Anny Kay v Gray
Summons are being served this afternoon by the Sheriff in the divorce case Annie Kay versus George EF Gray. Attorney John F Weyley for Mrs Gray expects the repleading to be filed late today. The divorce action cites grounds of cruelty and alleges a past incident where the defendant was ordered to keep peace by a $500 bond after an alleged attempt on his wife’s life two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Annie Kay
George EF. Gray
John F. Weyley
Mobilization Ordered in Kostendil District and Macedonian Infantry
Sofia reports the war office has ordered complete mobilization of the first and second reserves in Kostendil district and the thirteenth Macedonian Infantry. The move aims to deter repeated provocations on the Turkish frontier as a precautionary measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
War Office
Kostendil
Coastal Storm Wreaks Havoc With 70 MPH Winds
The storm continues along the coast with winds near seventy miles per hour and rough seas. Beachfront property in Atlantic City suffers damage running into thousands as the fierce gale rages along the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sNorfglke Va
Atlantic City
N.S
Mass McKinley monument unveiled in Adams Massachusetts
A town erected a monument to President William McKinley unveiled in Adams with thousands present. Speakers included John D. Long former secretary of the navy Gov Bates and Lieut Gov Guild.
Two Young Men Rob Becker Brewery in City Burglary
George Trunkhill and a companion Price robbed Becker Brewing storage, lifting a keg of beer. Trunkhill was arrested by Capt. Brown and Officer Hertig. Price fled. Beer lacked government stamps, suggesting a possible federal charge. Trunkhill is jailed. Price is a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trunkhill
Brown
Her+ tick
Trunkhill
Price
Becker Brewing Company
Board of Trustees at State Industrial School Meets
The Board of Trustees of the State Industrial School met after noon with all members present. Parole grants were issued for Mary Shelby Arthur Peterson and Simon Lee under the merit system. Some requests were denied and actions on staffing and military drill equipment were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Industrial School
Msrry Shelby
Arthur Peterson
Simon Lee
Allison
H. A. Parsons
A. Crosby
W. Laughlin
Wright
Haworth Escape Sparks Inquisitive Camp Rumors
Nick Haworth’s brother denies Salt Lake reports that Nick was nearby. He states he has stayed at Riverdale with Nick’s wife at a camp, while Ogden police doubt a downtown appearance and expect him to head toward Wyoming or Nevada desert regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Riverdale
Nick
Salt Lake
Nick* Haworth
State Tenitentiary
Standard Office
Hurray
Ogden
Nick Haworth
Wyoming
Nevada
Real estate transfers noted in Berlin and Jurmstadt entries
Real estate transfers show Fred Heeht to Charles Heeht for part of Stock 10 and adjacent blocks at Central Park addition for 1200 dollars. J S Robinson to E E Barton for part of a northeast quarter for 200 dollars. The Plymouth Rock Building Loan & Savings Association to Charles A Schuyter for lots 5 and 6 in Cropsey addition at 300 dollars. The Berlin report also notes the Czar’s calm visit to Jurmstadt with casual observation of street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ania
Fred L.'Heeht
Charles Heeht
South Ogden
Central Park
Plymouth Rock Building, Loan & Savings Association
Chas
A. Schuyter
Cropsey’s
J. S. Robinson
E.E. Barton
Northeast Quarters
North Range
Lieut. Col Davenport Named Financial Secretary to War Office
London reports Lieut. Col. Davenport M. D. P. has been appointed financial secretary to the war office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
It Sa
Davenport
War Office
Notable arrivals aboard the Campania ship
New York on October 10 reports Mme. Melba as a passenger aboard the Campania which docked today. Also aboard are Sir Charles Mackale the South African railroad builder J F Jones manager of the Chartered Company of South Africa Col O M Watson secretary of the British Naval commission to the St Louis exposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mme
Melba
Campania
Sir Charles Mackale
C Company
South Africa
Col
O. M. Watson
British Naval Commission
Till man trial witnesses attack defense credibility
Lexington Kentucky October 10 witnesses for the state questioned two defense witnesses about statements attributed to Mr Gonzales as the Till man trial proceeds with the prosecution challenging the defense testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Tillman
Gonzales
Chicago Truck Teamsters Demand New Wage Scale
The Chicago truck teamsters union representing about 8000 men announces demands for a wage scale to start May 1 next year. The proposed scale matches the coal teamsters pay, about a 10 percent rise. In Washington a Navy Department cablegram from Admiral Cotton at Beirut says conditions remain quiet and he has exchanged visits with the new governor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Washington
Navy ‘Department
Cotton
Bierut
Political Nominating Trends In Local Races
Outlook suggests most current incumbents may be renominated by their party with Republicans planning a city convention on October 17 and primaries on the 15th. Democrats focus on strengthening for two years ahead with few names offered for tickets and leaders seeking reliable batch of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmbers
A. H. Lamdin
John Connort
Joseph Bott
John Cornish
Alex Moyes
George Williamson
Carl Peterson
John Cordon
John Farr
Ffth
Frank J. Cannon
EB. M. Conroy
Arthur Pratt
Charles Stout
Valentine Gideon
Railroads Retrench in Van derbilt System Layoffs
Albany reports 300 workers cut at West Albany shops of the New York Central. The move follows an order across the Van derbilt system from New York to Chicago, reducing shop forces by about fifteen percent. The article does not explain the reasons behind the cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
West Albany
New York Central
Vanderbilt
New York
Chicago
Brownfield Sentenced to Seven Years in State Prison
Topeka, October 10. Dr J C Brownfield who testified for the defendant in the Jesse Morrison case at El Dorado and was later prosecuted for perjury must go to the penitentiary. The Kansas Supreme Court today affirmed the lower court’s seven year sentence to the state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
J. C. Brownfield
Jesse Morrison
el Dorado
Supreme Court
Brownfield
Belgrade Assassins Court Upheld Sentences
Belgrade October 10 The military court of appeals confirmed most sentences handed down September 29 to army officers charged with conspiracy in the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga. Four cases saw increased imprisonment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Military Court of Appeals
Alexander
Drags
Outlaw Noberta Surrenders After Desperate Escape
In Tucson on October 10 Joseph Noberta known as the Graham outlaw surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Bob Bailey after a three‑way pursuit along Blue river. Noberta was wounded and exhausted from a hard fight with officers, rangers, and the Roberta gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Joseph Noberta
Graham
Blue River
Bob Bailey
Roberta
Cowboys in Battle Near Carpenters Store
In Tucson on Wednesday night Ray Gurley and his cowboy party confronted William Traylor and E I Allen at Carpenter's store on the Blue River. A quarrel over cattle led to a fatal shootout. Traylor was killed and Allen wounded as Gurley's group opened fire after exchanges. Coroner's jury later exonerated Gurley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Ray Gurley
William Taylor
E. I. Allen
Carpenter
Blue River
Traylor
Gurley
Allen
Three Stores Hold Holiday Bargains At Wright's
Local ads promote a sale on dainty linen pieces and ribbons for Christmas gifts. The Wright's store features original Premiere gloves at 85 cents a pair, with guaranteed quality and sizes 54, 54, and 6. Ribons, belts, and doll undergarments are offered, with free vests for dolls provided by Munsing underwear makers, requiring a grown accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Wright
Overawed by 150 Policemen at New Orleans Wharf
In New Orleans on October 10 a strong police force of 150 under four captains kept screwmen and longshoremen and supporters from the wharves at Velez Street. The Colonial carrying strike breakers moved, then conferences prompted postponement. A federal injunction restrains labor leaders, but negotiations proceed and the Mexican began trading once docked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Velez Street
Leyland Line
Colonial
Dock Council
United States
St. Louis
Fire Department Lieutenant Duffy Found Dead by Mud Lake
Lieut. John Duffy of the Chicago Fire Department was found dead on the Mud Lake shore dressed in full uniform with a bottle of carbolic acid nearby. Authorities report a history of intermittent mental aberration linked to injuries from a house fire, suggesting self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Duffy
Chicago Fire Department
Mud Lake
Duffy
Kite fails to cross channel by kite drawn boat
London Oct 10 A man named L F Cody left Dover for Calais in a collapsible boat drawn by a kite. A good northwesterly breeze aided the attempt but about a mile and a half from shore he encountered difficulties and abandoned the crossing after three hours at sea. The boat was towed back to Dover. Cody praised the kite’s performance until the wind failed and he remained confident he could complete the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
L. F. Cody
Dover
Calais
Cody
English Channel
Two Children Drown Amid Floods In Newark and Passaic
New York reports state that floods and washouts crippled rail service across the region. The Passaic river swelled over banks in Newark while the Morris canal aqueduct failure flooded Gl loomsfield and the surrounding business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chila-delphia
Pennsylvania
Trenton
Passaic
Paterson
N. J
Newark
Morris Canal
Gloomsfield
Tariff Speech by Secretary Shaw Opens Republican Campaign
Akron, Oct. 10 Large crowds heard Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw and Lt. Gov. candidate Warren G. Harding at the opening Republican campaign meeting. Shaw urged protection, warned against free imports, and argued for restraining imports while preserving revenue and farm prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Leslie Mr. Shaw
Europe
Nnp
England
Assistant District Attorneys contest Patrick sentence in New York
New York dispatch reports A D A gang challenges the appeal department’s handling of Albert T Patrick’s murder case. The article notes arguments about whether the Court of Appeals can re sentence if it affirms the conviction and discusses alleged legal technicalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wiliam Marsh
Nice
Jana Fable
Court of Appeals
Federal Court of Appeals rules on Chicago Board of Trade case
A Federal Court of Appeals ruling reverses a Western District of Missouri injunction against the Postal Telegraph Company. The decision involves the Chicago Board of Trade and seeks to restrain delivery to Christie at Kansas City and related parties as reported by the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals
Chicago Board of Trade
Chifalla: Commission Company
United States ‘Pourt
St. Louis
Christie
Kanes City
Chicago
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Joan
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John D. Cumming
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A. E. Weatherby
Wash. Ave
Market
Reading Club
Crockwell’s
L. J. Ventius
Portland
IL TL. Bell
Hex
John Dosgieter
Jemita C. Osborn
Choice Poultry and Fish
FL. Keller & Co
Aisel Taylor
Harriaville
Tribune
Crockwell's
C. C. Richards, Jr
Eccles Bldg
Marian Fells
Lee Richey
Henry
Kidapp
Cole
Richardson & Grant
Barrow Bros. Grocery Co
Alex Rankin
Sam Purdy
Conley
John V.rockefeller
William Teller, Jr
Germany
Barrows Grocery Co
Coterie Club
Aliss
Mracm
A. Henry
Fillmore
Utah
John i Hanson
Louis, Bedford
Arizona
Bedford
Washington Avenue
Mrs. Gray
Fleur
George Trunkehill
Becker
Board OF Trustees OF
Berlin
Clement
Jurmnstadt
Pultho
Dr. Brownfield
Morrison
Military Court
Outlaw
Slayer
Des Moines Life Insurance Co
C. E. Rawson
J. L. Herrick
Reed Hotel
Buck’s
Buck's
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
Secretary Shaw
Hicago
lHundreds
Mokera
York Loteys i Kehike
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