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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
4
The fragment notes a medical case from Crafton Pennsylvania in August 1903, referencing Mrs Cummins and a child Emily fra. It describes a prescribed treatment, appetite changes, and a strong reaction to a catarying remedy, with mentions of doctors and meals and a diet that led to weight gain.
A historical brief notes that Paine's Celery Compound cured a woman, highlighting a medical claim from the period and the product's curative reputation.
Misa Herter Tareon, former sweetheart of FT. Johnson, claims she had no involvement in his escape from the penitentiary on Wednesday. The article notes she visited the prison that day but did not see Johnson and asserts she and his family did not assist him, amid police sightings and searches near Larvou Street and City Creek canyon.
Mrs Gray of Canal City reads Nichols pardon petition and links ex convict to her brother’s death. She notes dates near his 1892 sentence for murder and cites similarities with the victim Lawre. Investigation considers if Nichols may be her brother’s killer based on a set of matching events.
The Supreme Court examined appeals including Thomas Busby and the Century Gold Mining Co in a case arising from 1848-1849 with Judge Stewart’s division. Busby was awarded 309.75 for money alleged owed by a defendant company, with interest. The city of Bountiful dispute and a lower court ruling on a covered drainage project near West Bownto Creek were also argued.
The Salt Lake City schools report for the first month shows total enrollment and notes 936 teachers, an average of 42 pupils per teacher. There were 108 incidents of truancy and 72 days with no corporal punishment. Attendance averaged 15.4 percent, with a 0.7 percent literacy or mental measure reported. Fremont, Oquired, and Une jun recorded 77.0 percent punctuality for the month.
Mrs. Ellen Walsh accuses her son Henry Walsh of deceit and fraud to obtain a certain Salt Lake City property deed. She asks the district court to declare the deed void and the transaction invalid.
In a contested will, a mother notes under a promise of burial that her son would provide a home and food in exchange for Lot 5 Block 1. She claims misrepresentation by her son, who concealed the deed, and seeks to invalidate the agreement due to her age and infirmity. The case centers on whether the deed should be set aside and the property pass to her other children.
The State Supreme Court agreed to hear Attorney Stewart on Thursday Oct 2 for a new trial based on alleged newly discovered jury misconduct. Justices signaled urgency, may delay rules, and allow a brief to proceed before the Nov 20 execution date, keeping the Mor tensen case active with a possible reprieve.
The Clark party considers a twenty mile railroad from Civites to Pioche aimed at tapping ore in the Pioche district. Senator Clark awaits a detailed report by Enger McDermat and a final decision within ten days after review, with Union Pacific ties indicated and few bridges needed.
Fragmentary note records transfer of Sherk Reeve to the state industrial school and mentions Bessie Johnson to a city or institution yesterday amid unclear local context. Names appear misspelled, limiting precise identification.
Adiison Chin denies the charges described in the recent sensational case. The Circuit Court is expected to hear the matter soon, with a final determination to be brought to trial.
Astoria Oregon October reports a British ship Australia drowning during river lowering. Sailor Barr from Chicago fell into the river while lowering a houlting rope and could not be rescued though a boat reached him. The Australia has lost four seamen on its Shanghai to Astoria voyage with other crews ill noted.
In Hichsmond Kentucky Whitehall estate sales yesterday transferred most property from the late General Cassius to Warheld Bennell, grandson of the Sage of Whitehall. The 270 acre tract and an 82 acre Bellevue Park portion sold for about 20285 and 2 respectively, with disputes over entailed areas and a contested will involving Dor Clay Brook. The site is tied to Usstedt Bralee government plans and a proposed national park.
Omaha October 23 Despite officials asserting only minimal cuts a revised layoff scheme was outlined by Union Pacific Nebraska division leaders and the motive departments at a meeting in Omaha The plan targets mid level trimming across lines with supervisors Buckingham Duel and other officials traveling the system for economy measures resulting in many layoffs including crews from North Platte to Denver with savings estimated at about 1 000 a month
Reports from Nebrla state a new shaft at Marshall Lake, part of Dr Law and Mr Hill properties, reveals high grade ore with a broad gold-bearing body. The Jewel tunnel shows a wide ore pocket and promising prospects, while the Khuborley tunnel also yields substantial gold indications.
A bold theft of a locomotive near Milwanker led to a rapid pursuit as the engine plowed south from the yard toward Tillapeeds. The crew and bystanders reported a violent scene with railsmen spotting the engine’s sudden movement and a bold escape attempt unfolding amid a cloud of dust and alarm.
The Chicago division officials halted all trains between Janenyilte and Culddonia as a mortgage crew set out with officers to pursue fugitives. Every Turk was urged to help catch the runaway angle and its crew.
C B Hewitt, a San Francisco practitioner with licenses in multiple states, faces licensing challenges after practicing dentistry without a California license. Hewitt claims state law and examiners’ rules bar him from obtaining a license, citing ties to the Dentists Protective Association and views on the San Francisco Dental College. He asserts residency and work history in Salt Lake City and Chicago influence his case.
Reports from Fort Stow Clap Virginia outline rewards from D B Wentz and the Virginia Coal and Iron Company for information leading to the return or arrest of those connected with the disappearance of Edward L Wentz on October 14, 1907. Rewards include 25000 for the abductors if he is returned alive, 50000 for information leading to arrest and conviction, and an additional amount for recovery of his wife.
United States Court of Appeals upholds the Bradley patent for the aluminum industry in a decision reversing a lower court ruling. The case involves Electro Smelting Aluminum Co of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Reduction Co, with profits for twelve years at stake. The ruling centers on electrolysis methods for producing aluminum and other materials, including a method to separate constituents without external heating. Justice Whitehead notes customs investigations tied to related scandals in New York.
Grech Finke died Tuesday October 20 at his son Abraham’s home in Idaho Falls. A longtime pioneer born in 1827 in North Carolina he joined the Latter-day Saints along the pioneer trek to the West. He lived in Salt Lake Valley for 124 years then moved to Idaho. His wife died in Salt Lake City a decade earlier and his body will be buried beside her in East Lake City Cemetery. He leaves a son and daughter, Mrs Lucin Ho Stephens, president of Teton Basin Idaho. He remained a faithful Latter-day Saint and bore testimony to the faith on his deathbed.
The Dixie mining group plans to double furnace capacity to about 100 tons daily as ore reserves are prepared for a boom. Management reports a favorable supply of ore and materials, with enhanced sales prospects but rising concerns about mining conditions and regional resident impact in Camino.
John Creps, an insane patient from Shuvay, wandered from Gia mental hospital and disappeared Tuesday afternoon after visiting with his wife. Doctors say his condition is mild and not likely dangerous, but he remains unaccounted for as searches continue with residents and authorities notified in Murray.
Two cups Falcon Selie Rising Pancake flour and one cup milk. Add a tablespoon sugar and a bit of butter. Mix the ingredients thoroughly before heating the flow. Get Paloon Belf Rising Pancake flour at any grocer.
Reliable cleaning services advertised with emphasis on dyeing and cleaning for clothes. The notice mentions French day cleaning for Indies and repeats assurance of quality. Address cited as Washington Avenue with unclear street details.
The city plunged into complete dark nights as a strike by gas workers paralyzed business and halted theatre activity. Police reported several labor-related arrests as authorities investigated the disruptions.
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