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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
6
Ogden notices list loans licenses travel and events
Random notices from Ogden include loan offers from Kelly and Herrick and chattel and salary loans at 203 Eccles building. A marriage license was issued to H. E. Ashton and Marie A. Oklund. An excursion to Salt Lake for Ben Hur performances was scheduled with schedule changes. The ore exhibit at the New Azureite mine shows $15.50 gold value. The season opening dance is set for Oct 30 with Ford’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Ashton
Wadsworth
Nevada
Marie A. Oklund
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Hermitage
Rock Springs
Castle Gate Coal Co
John Farr
George Wardlaw
Preston
Idaho
Treaty Cafe
F.C. Engelke
Carlin
Mr. Engelke
Starrest Home Festival at First M E Church Friday
Oysters fish and dessert offerings accompany a Starrest Home Festival at First M E Church Friday evening. Local news notes include a city visit by attorney I W Tyre and a cigar theft investigation tracing to Ray Stone. Police recovered 16 cigar boxes worth 56 dollars and a reported hold up in Liberty Park proved false after inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
M. E Church
Chambers
Wilson
First National Bank
Ray Stone
North
Washington Avenue
Stone
Elev enth National Irrigation Congress Office Closed
The Elev enth National Irrigation Congress headquarters was closed today with fixtures restored. Secretary Beardsley submitted his final report and the auditing committee of Angus T Wright Ralph Hoag and H Gilson completed auditing. The report goes to the printers for pamphlet publication and will be mailed to each Congress fund contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh
National Irrigation Congress
Beardsley
Angus T. Wright
Ralph Hoag
H. Gilson
Congress Fund
Three Italians Killed in Southern Pacific Wreck Near Pequop
An 11 am collision near Pequop 200 miles west of Ogden involved the eastbound Overland Limited No 2 and a work train. Three Italian laborers riding the work train pilot were killed. cause unknown. Traffic delayed six hours. first train to Ogden due at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Pequop
Ogden
Shealey
Limited
Southern Pacific Shops Progress and Salt Lake Trip
The Southern Pacific shops building has reached the second story with rapid progress. A large crowd rode the special train to Salt Lake to see the Ben Wur performance. Delayed SP passenger trains arrived in Ogden last evening at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vng
Oregon Short Line
Ben Hart
Salt Lake
Ogden
Southern Pacific Shops
Ben Wur
Southern Pacific
Tried to Kill M'Bride in Portland
Portland Oct 29 Mrs Frank McBride No 2 made a second desperate attempt upon her husband’s life in the presence of the District Attorney and city detectives She drew a loaded revolver from her dress but Detective Weiner seized the weapon and restrained her McBride a former Salt Laker had been pardoned after a six year sentence for fraud linked to the Salt Lake post office The wife claims influence helped win his release and says she knows more about the embezzlement than disclosed She is free but under continued restraint while McBride recovers with wife No 1 nursing him in the same city now also reporting delayed Rio Grande trains and new railroad development in California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Frank McBride
Salt Lake Ian
McBride
Weiner
Sie
McLride
Utah
Salt Lake
McKinley
Woman Shot Her Assailants In Utah Town
A Colorado Midland engineer's wife, Mrs. John B. Shepherd, reported four Mexican sheepherders attacked her in a Utah town while driving cattle from Thomasville. She retrieved a revolver, wounded Jose Chacon and his son Antonio. authorities say the elder may be fatally hurt. The four attackers were arrested amid threats of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosal
Col
Thomasville
Utah
John B. Shepherd
Colorado Midland
Jose Chacon
Antonio
Chacon
Missing steamer sails with passengers including Lord Poringdon
Sydney reports British cruisers Pylades and Mildura and four merchant steamers set out in search of the overdue British ship Ovalu of the United Steamship Co New Zealand. The ship was eight days overdue from Norfolk Island carrying 25 passengers including Lord Poringdon and Judge Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Pylades
Mildura
Ovalu
United Steamship Company
New Zealand
Norfolk Island
Lord Poringdon
Earl of Morley
Oliver
New South Wales Appeal Court
Consolidation at International Harvester to centralize operations
Telegraphic briefs report that International Harvester plans centralization with one general agent for all five lines, claiming substantial operating savings. In Paris the Russian foreign minister Lamadou and French foreign minister Delcasse conferred at Versailles then attended a state dinner at the Elysee Palace. In Ban Deminge martial law is imposed amid northern rebellion with a warship and troops deployed to Puerto Plata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Intternational Harvester Company
Consolidated Company
Paris
Count Lamadou
M. Delcasse
France
Persailles
Elyeev Palace
Ban Deminge
Puerto Plata
Warner Damage Case Heavily Fought In District Court
The third day of the damage suit against Union Pacific by Jane L. Warner administrator of Heber M. Warner’s estate proceeds with testimony on track conditions and wreck causes. Witness William Blake, a 20 year railroad employee, described rotten ties and poor track maintenance. Attorneys King and Maginnis lead for the plaintiff, Young and Hatteroth for the defense in a closely contested trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Union Pacific Company
Jane L. Warner
Heber M. Warner
Warner
William Blake
Castle Rock
Wyoming
Echo
W. I. King
W. L. Maginnis
LeGrand Young
W. H. Hatteroth
Italian miners die after 1000 foot fall in Minnie Healy mine
In Butte Montana on October 29 Trumberta Cattelina and Martin J Pishkur Italian miners plunged about a thousand feet while descending the Minnie Healy mine. Cattelina was killed instantly with his head severed by impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Trumberta Cattelina
Martin J. Pishkur
Minnie Healy
Cattelina
Many Marked for Assassination in Armenian Plot
Armenians in New York discuss the murder of Sagouni in London and claim he headed the Armenian revolutionary party. They say a warning was sent a month ago and twelve leaders are marked for assassination. The group weighs presenting evidence to secret service officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sagouni
London
Secret Service
Lost Pins and the Mystery of Disappearing Pins
A Philadelphia Ledger piece muses on the daily loss of pins in dressmaking. It notes women misplace and buy pins continually, dressmakers lose about twelve papers monthly, and wonders where all pins go as closets and walls seem to swallow them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusen
Philadelphia Ledger
The Victoria Medal Craft From Crimean Bronze
The Victoria medal is made from bronze sourced from Russian guns captured in the Crimean war. Designed by the prince consort of Queen Victoria, these medals are produced as needed to honor conspicuous bravery or devotion to country in danger. Bronze is cast and finished, then chased to bring out the design. Soldiers wear a red ribbon, sailors a blue silk ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Royal Jewelers
Seventeenth IBM Woman’s and Young Women’s Christian Association Conference Opens
The seventeenth biennial conference of the International Board of Women s and Young Women s Christian associations opened in St. Louis with delegates from sixteen states. Mrs. William S. Stewart of Philadelphia presided at the opening ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Qet
International Board of Women’s and Young Women's Christian Association
Wif
William S. Stewart
Philadelphia
Woman's Christian Association
English Words in Paris a Growing Custom
Paris notes how English terms flood French society after a season of sport and racing. French phrases are replaced by "on the turf" and "dead heat" while terms like "starter" "sWinning-post" and "pedigree" appear alongside native language. The trend reflects a growing fascination with exotic words entering daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Demeurs de Paris
Hocksmakers
Juge de Depart
Poteau
Gazettes
Striking workers increase idle at Chicago stock yards
Chicago reports 2400 idle workers at the stock yards as a house camera walkout joins the sauvage makers. Sixteen other labor branches in the packing houses await Snake demands and over 32,000 are ready to back the strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eixteen
Creditors File Bankruptcy Petition Against Peeto B Clarke
A bankruptcy petition is filed against Peeto B Clarke a South native who came to New York seven years ago and engaged in numerous ventures. The liabilities total about 190 006 with securities in collateral and some properties in LaPorte Texas held by creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peeto B. Clarke
South
LaPorte
Texas
Parisian Language Shifts From Cocher to Tramways in Folio
A quirky exploration notes how Parisian speech twists English and French terms from cocher to tramways and cab to buggsles, tracking changes in everyday words. It lampoons fashion, etiquette, and social signals as outsiders glimpse the evolving slang in coffeehouse and street chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocher
Voitures Publiques
Raine
Buggsles
London
France
Urkey
Paris
The
Elysee
Figard
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Missoula
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Phone 149
George H. Gorse
Rt. P. Hunter
Association of Congregational Churches
Weatherby
Charles Meighan
Oregon
Salt
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Second Ward Institute
Ford
Union Market
I. W. Tyre
Cedar Thapida, Laws
Herald
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Rheinder
Board OF Control
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M’bride
Number Two
Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Recorder
Sacramento County
Stockton and Beckwith Pass
Western Pacific
of California
Western Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Company
Harriman
Reno
Colorado
J. S. Lewis & Co., Jewelers
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Ofc
Mateo
Postoffice
Grant Ave
Fred. J. Kiesel
Buck’s
Buck
Buck's
Sidney Stevens
Triplement Company
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