City Auditors Report Shows Debt Paid and Tax Cut
Ogden Utah after twenty one months in office the seven quarterly auditor report shows the city paid off 79885 22 in two months reduced the city tax levy five mills and advanced 11000 to property holders on paying contracts. Councilmen Powers pres pro tem and Mayor Glasmann praised for fiscal restraint and no salary increase.
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Ogden
Utah
Ofice
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O'Neil
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Board of Health
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Hendershot
Hls
Countian Hendershot
Ogden Council Debates Mayor Glasmann and Street Works
Councilmembers praise Mayor Glasmann while questioning salaries. A partial Adams street curbing bill totals 2 049 due across two districts. Sidewalk repair contract awarded at Twenty-third and Lincoln. A street light at Thirtieth and Adams approved. Payroll for two weeks totaled 85. Salary talks delay raises and note mayoral pay.
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Craig
Geo William Glasmann
Powers
Glasmann
Ogden
Adams
Twenty-fifth
Noth
Twenty-third
Lincoln
Louis L. Bucher
Thirtieth
Nye
Randall
Washington
Herald
Hendershot
Observation earns trust in everyday purchases
A brief note touts Moneyback Schilling’s Best as a reliable choice for shoppers, emphasizing honesty and concern in watching over transactions at the grocer’s. No further details or dates are provided.
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Moneyback Schilling
Birth on the Financier Flyer Prompts Bankers Party Gift
A newborn on the Financier Flyer between Ogden and San Francisco becomes Financier Frees after a gift of 150 dollars from guests at the bankers' train party. Noted contributors include Edwin Votter of Chicago and H A Doolittle of New York, among others, with godfathers named in the event.
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Bankers’ Paper of
New York
Bankers’ Convention
San Francisco
Frees
Ogden
Edwin A. Votter
American Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Wi Keck
Allentown National
Allentown
Pasy
A. Doolittle
Federal Bank
John G. Kelley
J. Kenny
Jas
3. Corey
Braddock National
Braddock
A.dale Cracken
Central Trust
Camden
Nia
Alfred Boff
City National
Loise City
Idaho
Louisa & Wills
Deseret National
Salt Lake
Chas
American National
Richmond
Callahan and accomplice face bails in robbery case
John Callahan was arraigned in the district court this morning on a robbery charge and was informed of his right to counsel. His bail was fixed at $1,000 with examination set for November 6, 1903 at 2 p.m. L. A. Bartlett, initially using the name Louis Dourahay, was arraigned on forgery with bail $500 and a vote set for October 30, 1902. Thomas Wilson, reportedly drunk, pleaded not guilty to a separate unspecified charge.
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John Callahan
Binkel
L. A. Bartlett
Louis Dourahay
Pender
Offcer Burke
Thomas Wilson
Drunks in Police Court Face Suspended Sentences
In police court this morning GEO. F. CAVE sells the scene as Judge Howell grants suspended sentences to Wilson and three others, with remarks on drink and intoxication. John J Baxter forfeits $5 for leaving his team untied, Tom Riley pays a $10 fine or ten days, and John Doe Neilson forfeits $1 for fast driving.
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Wil
Tle Vial
Howell
John Larson
Charles Stone
Ben Johnsson
John J. Baxter
Tom Riley
John Doe Neilson
Venice Jurors Summoned for November Term
The November jury list is drawn and jurors are summoned to appear Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Venice. Names include John J. Schwartz Lamont Grix Wm Jenkins George C Dent Stephen Richardson M Bug kinnler Thos E Emmete I T Clark and others from Slaterville Riverdale North Ogden Farr West and Harrisville.
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Lamont Grix
Wm. Jenkins
George C. Dent
Stephen Richardson
M. Bugkinnler
Thos
E. Emmete
I. T. Clark
W. J. Potter
KT. Storris
Willard Kay
James Black
C. C. Thatcher
Edward Ruth
Ogden
Robert Cowan
Slaterville
W. A. Richardson
Joseph A. Fife
Riverdale
Frankie Stratford
Wilson
Charles W. Wright
Jantaville
E.G. McGriff
North Ogden
Fred W. Elis
Geer J. Stanger
Marriott
W. N. McIntire
Farr West
J. BR. Judkins
Liberty
Richard E. Brown
Harrisville
Cunningham Sentenced to One Year in Penitentiary
Frank Cunningham, a youthful burglar, was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary before Judge Henry Lt. Rolapp. His partner, Terrence Thompson, stands trial again at the Reform School. if behavior worsens, he may be sent to the penitentiary. The pair burglarized Phillips' store at Madison Avenue and Twenty first Street. Cunningham was taken to Salt Lake by Sheriff Bailey.
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Frank Cunningham
Reform School
Terranes Thompson
Cunningham
Phillips
Madison Avenue
Salt Lake
Bailey
Public Health Talks On Tuberculosis At AHA Meeting
Washington foods and garbage disposal are discussed as part of public health. Dr Ravenel argues bovine tuberculosis transmits to humans and challenges the idea that dry sputum causes infection. He urges strong safeguards for the food supply and sanitation to prevent bovine TB spread.
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Washington
American Public Health Association
ML I Ravenel
Philadelphia
Association of Sanitarians
Rizal Province Band Leader Sentenced to Death
Nanila Ort 29 Faustine Millermo head of the Iadrones band raiding Rizal province is sentenced to death. Two officers are sentenced to life imprisonment and two others to twenty five years.
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Nanila
Faustine Millermo
Iadrones
Rizal
Jife
Horses Killed At Sugar Factory Train Crash
A brakeman ignored signals at Ogden Sugar Factory causing a loaded beet car train from the Oregon Short Line to back into a team. Four horses were killed and two injured, with owners J. L. Tremble, Ted Sewell and a German man. Loss estimated at about 1100.
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Ogden
J. L. Tremble
Ted Sewell
Mr. Sewell
Air
Tremble
Oregon
Burdock Blood Bitters Praised By Patient Miss Julia
A testimonial from Miss Julia Filbridge of Weat Cornwell Connecticut claims Burdock Blood Bitters cured her severe body eruption, expressing gratitude for the remedy's apparent effects. The note reflects typical 19th century patent medicine advertising.
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Burdock
Julia “Filbridge
Weat
Cornwell, Conn
Down Mobile at the Grand promises dazzling scenery
Lincoln Jr. Carters Sunny South drama Down Mobile debuts at the Grand on Saturday and a matinee. The production features a Sunnyside mansion South plantation quarters a Dismal Swamp scene and a recreated fire scene in a cotton mill. The Kelcey-Shannon company headlines with well known performers including Herbert Kelcey famed for Sherlock Holmes related work.
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Mobile
Lincoln Jr. Carter
Sunny South
Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry Remedy
A historical advertisement promotes Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry as a versatile loan to travelers. It claims to cure dysentery diarrhoea seasickness nausea and is pleasant to take with prompt action.
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