Local notices and society items from period page
Money to Joan. Chattel and salary loans. Daly-West mine manager Kirby recovering from lead poisoning visiting Salt Lake. Farewell dance for David B. Foulger. Employer of Wessler Best Cigar factory outings. Beginners class at Dignans Academy. Two house girls wanted at School for the Blind. George Schweizer arrives in town. Det Pender and Officer Wilson in Provo case. M E Church program announced. Window sale at Richardson & Grant. Sellick divorce withdrawn after misrepresentation. Money to Joan contact 303 Eccles Bldg. Constable arrests a wandering man. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene visit Italy. Death by suicide in San Francisco identified. Well-dressed man commits suicide in Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby
Daly-West
Park City
Uydexi General Hospital
Salt Lake
David B. Foulger
Dig‘nan’s Academy
Jéorge Schweizer
United States
Navy
North Atlantic
Dignan
Pender
Barlow Wilson
Provo
M. FE
Richardson
Aida B. Sellick
Ir. Ogden
Oregon hartsLine Telegraph Office
Geden
Tie
Pritidk
Columbia
Aa Irk Bellick
Mix-up over the construction of a building
A dispute over land lines near 24th and Hudson triggered orders for removal of a wall at the Karmer's Store, owned by G. W. Workins. Isadore, claiming a lease, alleges damage to his business as contractors rearranged goods and entered his store. An injunction and possible damages suit were under consideration.
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Home Telephone Company
Hudson
Karmer
Isadore
G. W. Workins
Sullivan to be tried for jail breaking
Joseph Sullivan, who attempted to escape from the county jail, was arraigned on felony charges in municipal court after waiving preliminary hearing. He was bound over to district court on $1000 bonds and arraigned again before Judge Henry H. Rolapp, with a plea set for tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and attorney A J Pratt appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Henry H. Rolappand
A. J. Pratt
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Track
Real estate transfers recorded include Addie I Bailey and Laura A Stringham selling lots 3 and 4 in block C for 1000 dollars. Ten head and wife sell part of block 34 in plat C for 1000. Mary F E Davison and others sell parcels in Orchard Grove addition to George D P Mitchell for 550. F J Walz guardian sells blocks 3 and 4 in Orchard Grove to Mitchell for 100. Mary E Davison administratrix sells lots 3 and 4 in Stock 6 Orchard Grove to Mitchell for 100.
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Addie I. Bailey
Laura A. Stringham
Wm. Lund
Nauschuann
Mary FE. Davison
George Dpd
Mitchell
Iota
Orchard Grove
F. J. Walz
Guardian
George D. Mitchell
Jets
Mary E. Davison
George DB. Mitchell
Lola
Large Sunspot Group Captures Attention At Naval Observatory
The U S Naval Observatory reported a massive solar spot group the largest seen in a decade. Observations led by George N Peters noted the group containing about five spots, two main clusters forming, with total extent around 522000 miles and a disturbed region about 172000 miles long. An aurora was visible on the Northern horizon, tied to magnetic disturbances affecting the compass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Qoet
United States Naval Observatory
George N. Peters
Naval Observatory
Prince Arhed Dedreddine of Sultanate Dies in Pneumonia
Constantinople reports the death of Prince Ar hed Dedreddine, a son of the Sultan, from pneumonia yesterday.
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Constantinople
Arhed Dedreddine
Dutch Cadet Train Ship Argus Missing
Reported Oct 14 in Amsterdam that the Dutch steam er Argus, used as a train ship for naval cadets, is missing and two cruisers have been detached to search for it.
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Amsterdam
Argus
Population shifts in Baltic towns raise protection concerns
The towns of Vitebsk and Dvinsk with surrounding districts, plus Alexandrople in the Eryan government, have been placed under heightened protection. About half of Vitebsk’s population is Jewish, while most residents of Alexandrople are Armenians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Vitbesk
Dvinsk
Vitesk
Alexandrople
Eryan
Vitebsk
Ogden to Organize Utah National Guard Militia Friday
The Ogden infantry company of the Utah National Guard will organize Friday night at 7 30 in the County Commissioners room. Lt Col Greenwald will marshal the muster and officers will be elected. Fire Chief Graves has secured most enlistment signatures with 52 already on rolls. 62 names were published last week.
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Ogden Infantry Company
Utah National Guard
County Court House
Greenwald
Governors Staff
Salt Lake
Shealy
Utah
Graves
Fire Department
National Guard
Massachusetts
Provo
Ogden
Lester Park
Labor Leader Donnelly Assault Shocks Chicago Trade Unions
Michael Donnelly international president of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen lies recovering after a September assault tied to tensions within the Chicago Federation of Labor. Private detectives say suspects are known and will be arrested. Vice President Schmidt led union talks with packers in Donnelly’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Michael Donnelly
Amalgamated Meat-cutters and
Woiknen
Chicago Federation of Labor
Donnelly
Packing Trades Council
Sth
Employers’ Association
C. E. Schmidt
Black Jack's Ores at Mammoth Prompts Early Mining Outlook
The Salt Lake Tribune reports favorable conditions at Black Jack Mining's Mammoth property with ore ready for early production and iron extraction planned for American Smelting and Refining Company furnaces. The main shaft nears 1100 feet, tapping a silver lead copper and gold vein. disputes risk pushing operations toward a courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Wack Jack Mining Company
Mammoth
American Smelting and Refining Company
Black Jack
Lower
unions mull dropping business agents for shop stewards
Some New York building trades unions discuss replacing business agents or walking delegates with shop stewards due to the industry’s unsatisfactory state. The walking delegates oppose the change, while shop stewards remain official representatives with limited individual power.
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New York
Reemain Aion
Breach of Promise Suit Report Goes Unfound in New York
Mae Woods of Washington arrived in New York to file a breach of promise suit against Senator Thomas C. Platt but was not found and no record of the case could be located. Platt called the reports absurd and denied any suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mae Woods
Washington
Butt
Thomas C. Platt
Senator Platt
Boat capsized near French settlement in China with many dead
Mail reports from China recount a disaster on the Lai Show river near Kwang Chan Wan in Southern China. The steamer On Hing, 250 tons, capsized in heavy breeze, with over 100 lives lost and few survivors among the large crew. Captain Monger of the Swift witnessed the event and described the cries as agonizing. Some passengers were saved by cargo boats and spars.
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Victoria
B. C
China
Lai Show River
Kwang Chan Wan
Hing
Monger
Swift
Johnston Killed by Crew Near Carayanes Island
Manila reports a clash as Johnston and Herman with a constable fled from Guimbal toward Carayanes island. The boat crew attacked the fugitives, killing Johnston and wounding Herman and the constable. Mer man and others jumped overboard. The vessel was later recovered with weapons and money. Johnston’s body was buried aboard.
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Manila
Johnston
Herman
Constabulary
Guimbal
Carayanes Island
Merman
Negros
Nabalva
Bayauan
Welcome for King and Queen in Paris reception
Paris hosts King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene of Italy with volleys of cheers guns and national anthems as they arrive at Bois de Boulogne. President Loubet greets them then escorts them to D Orsay Palace and later to the Elysee to meet the Loubets.
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Paris
France
Victor Emmanuel
Helens
Italy
Bois de Bologne
D'Orsay Palace
Tosal
Loubet
Guard of Honor
M. Loubet
Mme. Loubet
Avenue du Boise
Boulogne
Arc de Triomphe
Champs Elyse
Elysee Palace
Consolidation Plan at International Harvester Aims to Cut Costs
The Chicago Tribune reports radical changes in International Harvester offices through nationwide consolidation of McCormick Deering and other units by January 1. Savings reach hundreds of thousands annually with best employees retained. W D Adams and B Ritter named to lead new general agent roles in Cincinnati and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
International Harvester Company
Big Combine
McCommick
Deering
Combine
Cinciminati
W. D. Adams
Champion
and &. C. Ritter
Deering Company
British Ship Seized on Amacura River by Venezuelan Authority
A boat carrying dry goods and provisions, owned by British subject William Romanes, was seized by the Venezuelan lightship commander at the Amacura river mouth while en route to Hawaii. The vessel had cleared Morawhanna on October 4 and flown British papers and flag. Romanes has sworn an affidavit to the Morawhanna government agent, who reports to Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
British Guiana
William Romanes
Hawaii
Yarakila
Venezuela
Morawhanna
Amarcura
Taft Intervenes in Philippine Typographical Union Case
Governor Taft wires War Department that he will intervene with the union committee probing George Tracy’s dismissal from foreman of the insular printing bureau He states evidence shows the public printer caused Tracy to fail his duties and neglected to teach Filipinos the printing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Taft
War Department
Typographical Union Committee
George Tracy
Insular Printing Bureau
Tracy
Endurance Car Run From Cleveland to Pittsburg Begins
The endurance test started at 7 am with F R Stearns in a 20 ton car leading a ~70 mile push from Cleveland to Youngstown. Car No 7 driven by Webb Jay followed within half an hour as other participants started shortly after. The team plans a stop in Youngstown tonight and a final section to Pittsburgh tomorrow.
Aging Couple Found Dead From Gas in Chicago Hotel
Chicago readers report an elderly couple, William Dobbin 78 and his wife, were found in their room at the Quincy hotel with asphyxia from escaped gas. They registered last night from St. Louis and were discovered by the hotel clerk as the gas had leaked slowly.
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Chicago
William Dobbin
Quincy Hotel
St. Louis
Grand opening of the Impérial Restau rant announced
Notice for the grand opening tomorrow of the Impérial Restaurant with Svith lunch. Music. J Lambert, proprietor, formerly Cannon's Restaurant.
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Impérial
Svith
J Lambert
Cannon's
Market Opening Gains Across U S and London Influence
Opening stock prices rose on broad strength led by London markets. U S Steel preferred Amalgamated Sugar and Canadian Pacific gained, with a flurry of large trades in U S Steel. Overall, the market turned choppy as some rails and coal stocks slipped and Canadian Pacific and others fell later in the session.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Crucible Steel Preferred
New York
U. S
Steel
Amalgamated
Pacific
U. S. Steel
Belling
Colorado
Weatinghouse Electric
Southern TrailWay
Wisconsin Central
Canadian Pacific
American Cat
North American
Biscuit
Hook Island
Wisconsin-Central
Pullman
Third Avenue
Vanderbilt
IGI
Cnyacdia
Prices at Other Points Show Canadian Pacific Shortfalls
In prices at other points, Canadian Pacific more than received it a losa.
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Canadian Pacific
Denver Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
See Denver October 14 cattle receipts 710 market steady beef steers 3.00 to 3.75 cows 2.00 to 3.00 stockers 3.00 to 3.75 bulls 1.50 to 2.50 hogs receipts 1,300 market steady light packers 5.55 to 5.00 mixed and heavy 5.50 to 5.55 sheep receipts 11,000 market steady good fat muttons 3.00 to 4.00 lambs 4.00 to 4.50.
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Denver
Chicago cattle hogs and sheep market report dated Oct 14
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts 34,000 steady with ranges for steers cows and calves, hog receipts 14,000 with price bands across light to heavy categories, and sheep receipts 30,000 with good to choice and mixed classes. Western and native lambs appear with price ranges noted.
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Omaha Window
OM AlTA Omaha October 14 cattle receipts 6 000 active steady native steers 3.80 to 5.10 cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.25 western steers 3.10 to 4.10 range cows 2.25 to 3.30 feeders 2.75 to 4.10 calves 3.00 to 5.25 bulls stags 1.75 to 2.25 hogs receipts 3 000 weights 5.93 to 5.60 pigs 5.00 to 5.50 bulk 3.40 to 3.45 sheep receipts 2 300 western yearlings 3.50 to 3.85 western 2.75 to 3.00 even 2.05 to 3.10 lambs 4.25 to 5.00.
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Chicago
Alockers
Texas Fed
Western Stern
Omaha
Kansas City
Range Wethers
Ewes
Cattle and Hog Market Notes from Kansas City
Kansas City market report lists cattle receipts at 16 000 with steady to strong prices for native steers and varied figures for cows, heifers, stockers and western cattle. Hog receipts reach 7 000 with prices ranging from 3 35 to 5 85 for different grades and sizes. Sheep receipts are 5 000 with steady demand and mixed prices across lambs and ewes.
Market Quote Fragments Mention Silver and Bills
Fragmentary note lists commercial bills at 34 Mexican dollars 46 12 and bar silver at 6034. The terse lines suggest a historic exchange rate or commodity price board without full context.
Sugar and Coffee Prices Reported in New York
Sugar markets show firm refined grades and steady sugar prices with refined at 5.33, crushed 5.33, powdered 4.85, granulated 4.75 per unit. Coffee futures No 7 Rio quoted at 5 3 3.
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New York
Wool Goods Prices and Finery Notice
Ste Louis October 14 wool territory and wear mediums 17 18 fine med fur 15 17 fine E16 auction fragment reports prices for textiles and fur items with measurements and conditions from a local market listing.
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Ste Louis
Chicago Grain Futures Prices Report
Chicago market notes show Wheat contracts for October 19 futures at 3.45 with nearby Dec 7.85 and May around 44. End values for old contracts around 79.1. Lauril and dan lines include mixed figures. barley listed at 3.58. Timothy and Clovier appear as separate price entries.
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Chicago
Tryessd
Vlax
Timothy
Clovier
Stock Quotations From New York Markets October 11, 1903
Furnished by the Brokerage Co. listings show copper at 34 1 2, Atchison common 63 1 4 and preferred 87 1 2, smelter preferred 85 1 4, common 39 3 8, and a wide range of other railroads and utilities. Major names include Baltimore and Ohio 73 1 2, Canadian Pacific 116 5 8, New York Central 115 3 4, Pennsylvania 117 1 4, Union Pacific 0 9, Southern Pacific 39, Western Union 81 1 4, and Steel common 12 7 8, preferred 58 1 4.
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Atchison
Common
Preferred
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Canadian Pacific
Metropolitan
Chesapeake and Ohio
Iran
Erie
Manhattan
Iindy Central
Kansas and
Texas
Union Pacific
Steel
Western Union
eWahask
Wheat price report from Chicago market
Cash wheat prices listed for futures grades with ranges in cents per bushel. No. 2 red 81 82. No. 3 red 80 81. No. 3 hard winter 78 79. No. 3 do 76 77. No. Northern spring 81. No. 2 do 80. No. 3 spring 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Money market quotes and exchange rates from New York
Money on steady at 13 4 21 2 percent. Trade mercantile paper 5 1 2 to 6 3 2 percent. Sterling exchange steady with actual business in bankers bills at 4 8 35 to 4 8 53 for demand and at 4 8 21 5 for sixty days. Bank rates 4 9 0.
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New York
Qet
Triine Mercantile
Bankers Villa
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Fred M, Nye
Wlather
Joan, Kelly & Herrick
Eccles ‘Building
Wessler Best Cigar Factory
Mee
Joan
C. C. Richards, Jr
George Allen
Salt Lake City
Kame Dhia
Davis Hunty
Varia
Helene
San Francisco
King Street
Robert Bader
Stockton
Cal
J. W. Daches
MR. Isidore
Sullivan
Ife
Earth
Fleur
Wonder Worker
LABOR
International Harvester CO
Peking
Wrights
Philippines
Cleveland
Youngstown
Buck’s
Buck's
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
of & O& We
Richardson & Grant
the Crockery People
Washington Avenue
WOOL
Borsht
First National East Ogden’ Brokerage CO
Washington Ave
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