Weather Forecast Manages Fair Night and Tuesday
Forecast indicates fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected. Bright skies expected across the area with comfortable evening conditions.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
6
Forecast indicates fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with light winds and mild temperatures. No precipitation expected. Bright skies expected across the area with comfortable evening conditions.
Various notices from Ogden Utah include loan ads for Kelly & Herrick and C C Richards Jr, job and sale notices, city campaign meetings for Republicans and Democrats, court orders in District Court, upcoming dances at Conley's, and obituaries for Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Dinsmore.+countersubjects: civic meetings, licenses, dance lessons, and local travel updates.
Cresceus set a new world best for the mile with a time of 1 59 3 4 at Wichita on October 9. The performance shaved a quarter second off the previous record.
Washington reports that Colombia’s government is still studying the canal issue and a committee has sent a report on the Panama Canal concession from 1904 to 1910. The department cannot determine if the report seeks invalidation and repayment of 1 000 000 or approval of the concession. The Colombian congress will print and discuss the report next week.
A reader questions breakfast cereal prices citing Peery Brothers Wheat Flakes sold in two pounds per package. The notice argues many rival flake brands use 1 pound packages and charge about three times as much as Wheat Flakes, asserting savings come from the product not advertising.
Roy Mills was found shot and killed in a lonely grove near the Ogden river. Officers H adlock and Hutchins reported a purse containing five dollars and Mills's engineer's pass were found on him. An inquest is set for 4 p.m. tomorrow at Larkins Undertaking Parlors.
Jacob Daer, a packing plant worker, dressed a 1,200 pound steer in three minutes and 38.0 seconds at Broadway Park Denver winning the western championship and shaving 20 seconds off the world record.
Theodore W Morton council member and world wide business director died from a pistol shot at Cuivera hunting club in St. Charles County. Coroner's jury ruled death accidental with a revolver and one empty shell found near Morton's hand. manager Beachman first to see the body.
Cardinal Gibbons left Baltimore this afternoon with Revs. Fletcher Donohue and Gavan aboard the private car of President Loree to attend Archbishop Kain’s funeral in St Louis. He will be hosted by Archbishop Glennon during the visit.
Reports say Southern Pacific tunnel work starts in spring to dig through the Sierras. Union Pacific tests a dial and trigger device on engines to warn crews of approaching trains, potentially fitted across the fleet. Nanaimo ship Champion destroyed by fire. 12,000 barrels lime aboard. Loss about 96,000.
British steamer Tottenham arrives from Moji Japan with 6200 tons of coal the largest cargo of its kind ever crossing the Pacific and highlights San Francisco trade.
The steward combines waiter and chambermaid duties pre dawn and at sea. He brushes uniform, shaves, keeps neat hands and shoes, wears a clean shirt or dickey, serves passengers, cleans tables and ships, and also tends state rooms and beds. Pay is low, but tips can reach forty pounds in two weeks aboard voyage ships.
A puzzled speaker recalls seeing their school teacher laughing at the street corner, remarking on the queer behavior and noting how it compares to others.
Raoul complains aloud about a man’s standing in the community and asserts a long tenure on the bench. The piece conveys tension and questions of reputation reflected in local coverage from Chicazas Record-Herald.
Caracas reports the mixed commission closed its session on Spanish claims against Venezuela. Of the total claims, 394964 dollars were awarded, 205395 dollars withdrawn, and 31004 dollars refused. Considering Venezuela's Spanish population of 40000, the claims total is regarded as small.
After a brief secret session the Alaskan Boundary commissioners met King Edward at Buckingham Palace. Ambassador Choata introduced the U S commissioners to the King who knew of the tribunal terms. The decision will not be publicly released until tomorrow.
In a two story Chicago flat building, Parker discovers which furnace heats his unit as Collins struggles with an inefficient setup. Parker’s unit stays warm while Collins’ remains cold, until Parker unknowingly keeps their shared heat source burning, making Collins’ family freeze. Mrs Parker notes the contrast as Collins debates breaking his lease.
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