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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
4
Notice to Advertisers for Evening Paper Changes
Notice to advertisers states all changes for the evening edition must be submitted the day before. The notice emphasizes timely submission to ensure correct insertion and proper formatting in the printed pages.
Business office and editorial room references
A clipped OCR line lists a business office marked 5¢ Onco Ring and an editorial room at 58 Two Hings, indicating layout or address labels rather than a full article.
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Onco
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Saturday
Fair tonight with colder readings in the south portion. Saturday looks fair and warmer, bringing mild conditions across the region.
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Eouth
Local Notices and Social Updates
Fred Hillman pursues mining near Brigham City while reports place Fred Hillman in the area after his ventures. The St Louis World’s Fair information bureau opens in Denver 836 17th Street led by Phil Hitchrock. Funeral services for Mrs N C Freeman at 2612 Wall Ave Saturday at 2 pm. Fourth ward dance set for Friday October 30.
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London Market
24Th Street
F. Wright
Fred Hillman
Brigham City
James HR. Cooper
St. Louis
Fair Information Bureau
17Th Gt
Denver
Phil. P. Hitchrock
Mra. N
Fourth Ward
T. P. Kelly
Omaha
Halloween party and court hearing lead list of local items
A busy notice sheet lists a Halloween party next Friday at Dig Nan's Academy and a police court hearing for Joseph Riley alias Hal Lin charged with being one of the hold ups at Zang saloon. It also mentions music at Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co and a Sh Sherlock Holmes performance at the Grand last night with another play upcoming. Local business notes include fresh apples from J Carver & Sons and goods at Skeen & Burrowta, coal market stability, and a forged check case against L A Bartlett with bond set at $500.
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T. E. Rowlands
Southern Pacific
California
Hallow
Dignan’s Academy
Joseph Riley
Hallin
Zang
Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co
Sherlock Holmes
Kelcey-Shannon Company
Mobile
Lallow’een
Walter Oakey
Pacific Express Company
New York
Adama Express Company
Notice to Candidates Irrespective of Party
A humorous notice describes Red Ribbon Cigar Factory offering custom labeled cigars for political aspirants in blocks of 5 000 with embossed portraits and lantel leaves to attract attention and votes. The ad mentions Office Fiat National Bank building as the location.
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Red Hibbon
Fiat National Bank
Warmer v Union Pacific trial drags with 23 000 damage claim
The Warmer versus Union Pacific Railroad damage suit, valued at 23000 dollars, continues in district court before Judge Y Henry Rolapp. The defense rests after plaintiff testimony and a denied motion for a non-suit. Superintendent Park testified about the Hilgard wreck on January 16 1901 and the dining car incident. The case could extend four to five days with about twenty witnesses remaining.
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Y Henry JL Rolapp
Jane L. Warmer
Union Pacific Railroad Company
LeGrand Young
al Formey
Watney
Mlot Nin
W. L. Park
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ogden
Hilfard
Ileber G. Warner
Park
Warner
Case of Major Howze Exonerated by War Department Findings
The War Department released the report on Major Robert I. Howze charged with cruelty in the Philippines. Findings exonerate Howze, then lieutenant colonel commanding the district. The department approves this part but disapproves the section criticizing the first investigator as unfriendly. The probe, long in progress, was conducted over several months.
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Washington
War Department
Robert I. Howze
Philippines
Howze
Hunter
Hawze
Millionaire Hogaland Dies in St Joseph at 60
St Joseph Missouri reports the death of Joseph Hogaland a millionaire philanthropist at age sixty in this city. The obituary notes his wealth and public charity marks his life.
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St. Joseph, Mo
sToseph Hogaland
Smoot Polygamy Claim Spurs Senate Ouster Fight
Springfield Mass Oct 30 The State W C T U convention adopted a resolution urging efforts to oust Reed Smoot from the Senate if it is proven he is a polygamist.
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Springfield
Mass
Reed Smoot
Senate
Topeka bulletin reports Colt Troland still alive
The Fort Madison bulletin says Colt T. C. Troland remains alive but death is hourly expected. He suffers a skull fracture and jaw dislocation.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe
Fort Madison
Colt T. C. Trolland
Ife
Elevator Fire Claims Man’s Life In Mill Complex Blaze
In Philadelphia on October 30 Harry McWilliams died from burns suffered in a fire that destroyed the Baltimore and Ohio grain elevator and the four story Woodward and Co rolling mill. Five other men were severely injured as flames caused an estimated 200000 dollars in losses.
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Philadelphia
Harry McWilliama
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Woodward & Co
Dowie Draws Small Crowd at Madison Square
Elijah seemed weary as Dowie spoke at Madison Square Church in New York on October 30. Only about a dozen attendees joined six hundred restoration supporters, while Dowie preached that baptism must be by three dips and urged attendance for Sunday to witness fifty baptisms.
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New York
Restoration
Madison Square
Dowie
Public Health Association Backs Army Canteen Reestablishment
Sessions of the American Public Health association adopted a resolution urging Congress to re-establish the army canteen. Dr. Carlos Veriley of Havana was elected president and Havana chosen as the next meeting site.
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Washington
American Public Health Association
Congress
Carlos Veriley
Havana
Rail link progress on Columbia Falls cut-off in Montana
Kalispell Oct 30 The Columbia Falls cut off rail laying has begun and will push to early finish toward Whitefish Grading is complete for five miles from Columbia Falls By late November rails expected to reach the new town enabling the Great Northern to connect with the Northern Pacific railway continuous service planned to that point
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Kalispell
Mont
Columbia Fall
White Fish
Columbia Falls
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railway
General Strike Possibility Looms for Chicago Packers
Chicago, Oct 30 A special meeting of the packing trades council is planned for tomorrow night. A general strike of Amalgamated Meat Cutter and Butcher Workers' Union members is said to hinge on concessions from packers. If concessions are not granted, the council may call a general walkout impacting large centers and delaying other work.
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Chicago
Packing Trades Council
Amalgamated Meat Cutter and& Butcher Workers’ Union
Brothers Deny In Murder Case In Allentown
Charles and John Bechtel held for their sister Mabel's murder deny guilt and say she was not at home Sunday night. They insist they were unaware they were suspects and offer no remorse for the position they face.
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Allentown
Charles
John Bechtel
Mabel
Republic Disturbed as Insurgents Control Telegraph Lines
Washington reports from Minister Powell indicate great disturbance in the Republic as insurgents hold telegraph lines. The State department acts to reestablish contact by cable and ships written instructions to Powell aboard the Baltimore departing Hampton Roads for San Domingo.
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Washington
Powell
Republic
State Department
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
San Domingo
Jat Crosse Butter and Cheese sought bankruptcy adjudication
La Crozac Wis Oct 30 Applications filed to show cause why Jat Crosse Butter and Cheese Co would not be declared bankrupt. Troubles stem from alleged attempt to corner the cheese market in the Northwest.
Tribute to the Dead: Emma Booth Tucker is Remembered
Chicago on October 30 notes thousands pay tribute to Emma Booth Tucker. The bier bears Faithful Unto Death as Salvation Army followers pass the coffin. Commander Booth Tucker views the dead wife before public viewing, then laments beside the coffin.
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Chicago
Sire
Emma Booth-Tucker
Princeag Rink
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
Sra. Booth-Tucker
William Booth
Mis. Booth-Tucker
Subpoena Issued for Andrew Blair in Blair Case
St Louis reports a grand jury subpoena demanding Andrew Blair brother of James L Blair appear with others. Evans R Dick of Dick Brothers Co Philadelphia and Frank Graham New York attorneys also summoned to bring books and papers to St Louis Circuit Attorney Folk. James L Blair walks on crutches reading accounts of his case.
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St. Louis
Andrew Blair
James L. Blair
New York City
Evans KR. Dick
Dick Brothers & Co
Philadelphia
Frank Graham
New York
Attormeys
Folk
Reoccupation of Moukden Tied to Demands Refusal
The foreign office states Russia’s return to Moukden Manchuria is not about ports. Russian troops reoccupied the city after the Chinese governor declined to meet certain demands by Russian commissioners.
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St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Moukden
Manchuria
Stenographer Amy Wren Testifies in Beavers Indictment Hearing
Miss Amy Wren, stenographer for U S District Attorney Young, testified before Commissioner Hitchcock in New York regarding the grand jury that indicted Beavers, Driggs, and Miller. She attended the jury room when the Beavers indictment was found but the court barred disclosure of proceedings. records were ruled government property.
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New York
Amy Wren
Withéan
United States
Hitchcock
George W. Beavers
Miss Wren
Young Ofrooklyn
Beavers
Congressman Driggs
George T. Miller
Deavers
Young
Peace sentiment grows in Russia amid war party shift
Telegraph notes from Pekin dated October 30 report the Chinese minister in St. Petersburg believes the war party’s dominance is waning and a peace sentiment is beginning to prevail.
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Pekin
St. Petersburg
Historian Moimmsen Fights Severe Apoplectic Shock
Terlin reports historian Prof Moimmsen born in 1817 suffered a severe apoplectic shock. He is unconscious, his aide is paralyzed, and doctors fear little chance of recovery.
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Terlin
Moimmsen
War Secretary Root and Mrs Root Leave London for Liverpool
War Secretary Root and Mrs Root departed London by train to board the Celtic in Liverpool. They were farewelled at the station by Ambassador Choale and other friends.
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London
Root Mod
Root
Liverpool
Celtic
Choale
Schooner C Bartlett Ashore on Long Island South Shore
The schooner C Bartlett from St Vincent Cape Verde Islands to New Bedford Mass ran ashore at India Dar on the south shore of Long Island. The captain and crew of twelve with ten passengers were rescued by the life saving crew and landed in a surf boat.
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New York
C. Barlett
St. Vincent
Cape Verda Islands
New Jetford
Mass
India Dar
Long Island
Paris Debates Riot Invasion Of Labor Exchange
In the chamber of deputies M Suarez of the Socialist party criticizes police invasion of the labor exchange following yesterday's riot. Premier Combes promises a thorough inquiry.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Suarez
Combes
Miniclry to Caterpillars in Amazon Nature Tale
A large caterpillar stretched from a tree and startled the observer with its snakelike eye spots. The insect mimicked a venomous snake to deter predators, showing keeled scales on the crown as it moved. The observer carried the caterpillar to warn villagers of the mimicry.
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Amazon
The Tales of Trufed Turkeys
The excerpt presents a comic tale about turkey lore and truffles. It mentions Abba Morelet and the archbishop of Sanzal as turkey lovers with bets and phrases about truffles. The line echoes a humorous debate over humorous dining and misreporting.
Promoter Conger Arrested in Grand Larceny Case
New York promoter John B. Conger, once president and GM of the National Carbonate Engine company, is jailed on grand larceny charges. William Reynolds swears Conger obtained $40 by false pretenses and others allege he lured Cornelius Vanderbilt and others into a $30,000 to $40,000 investment. Reynolds’ warrant followed discussions with District Attorney Jerome. Conger claimed a railroad carbon engine patent would cut fuel costs by 75 percent and said a boxed securities shipment awaited his aunt’s arrival to secure a loan.
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New York
John B. Conger
National Carbonate Engine Company
William IL Reynolds
Conger
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Reynolds
Jerome
Duffalo
Express Company
Conzer
Failure in Chicago Dealers in Tin and Iron Go to the Wall
Chicago, Oct. 30 The business of J. L. Perking & Co. dealers in iron and tin has passed into the hands of Royal Trust company as receiver. The assets are said to be less than 200000 with liabilities of 210000.
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Chicago
J. L. Perking & Co
Royal Trust Company
Arrival of J. FP prompts Quilon faction leadership rumors
Chirag reports Oct 30 arrival of J. FP who was greeted by R. R Gore, a Quilon faction receiver, and Alfred Skitt, linked to the leadership of a planned new company to take over city traction property.
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Chirag
J. FP
R. R Gore Oe
Quilon
Alfred Skitts
Toilet Habits of Cats and Other Animals
The article describes how cats of all sizes bathe themselves using the fore foot as a sponge and brush, with the tongue aiding in cleaning the face and body. It notes that fleas and tigers wash themselves similarly, while opossums are mentioned as exceptions.
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Comer
the Culley Drug Co
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Paul W. Stecher
Wash
John Mr. Hansen
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Dignans Academy
P! Broughton
C. G. Lumley
Allen
Pulman Company
Salt Lake
J. Carver & Sons
Fred L. Keller
Mitchell
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Resolutions of Anew Health Association
Northern Pacific
Butcher Workers’ Union
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Cor. Grant
Js T. Rushper
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
Telegraph Notes
Abba Morelet
Sanzal
Barrows Grocery CO
Postoffice
Grant Ave
Fred, J, Kiesel
Reese Howell & Sons
Miller Steel
Wilson
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