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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1903
Page
5
All Changes for the Evening Paper Must Be in Print Day Before
A note reminds editors that all revisions and edits for the next day’s edition must be completed the night prior to publication to ensure timely delivery. Deadline expectations and workflow steps are outlined for reporters and desk editors.
STANDARD TELEPHON Business office rings and editorial room
A historical note lists office numbers and telephone rings: Business office No 66 One Ring and Editorial Room No 56 Two Rings. The fragment records a newsroom telephone notification style.
Ogden News Highlights City Notices and Events
The Florence Crittenton Home board meets Monday at 2:30 in the Mayor's office. A funeral notice for Mrs. Ny. Freeman was omitted. Ongoing items include local business ads, a marriage license issued to Jno Miller and Cornelia Kromhout, and various local events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton Home Board
City Hall
McCamant
Paul W. Stecher
Wash
Ara
Fourth Ward
Jno
Miller
Cornelia Kromhout van der Meer
Plain City
Notice to candidates for office
The Red Ribbon Cigar Factory offers branded cigars for political aspirants with labels showing the candidate and laurel leaves, sold in minimum quantities of 5000. Located in the Office First National Bank building, this service is presented as a vote-getter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Ribbon
Red Ribbon Cicara
First National Bank
Bound Over in Holdup Case After Prosecution Evidence
In municipal court a hearing bound James Riley alias Hallin over to district court on robbery charges. Prosecution produced witnesses describing the crime at the Zang and O K saloons, with Henry Hallin identified by voice and note details. Detective Pender, officers, and saloonkeepers testified to the sequence, sightings, and pursuit of four suspects.
Witnesses Disagree in Hallin Case as Verdict Arrives
Janes Bain and others testified in city jail terms about the defendant in a KK saloon on the evening in question. One witness said he left through the front door while another placed him near the rear. The trial continued to this morning when the decision was reached and Hallin’s mother sought the $11.15 found on his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasmann
Peter Anderson
Williams
Carter & Gong
T. J. Johnson
Mutaniski
James Riley Alias
Hallin
J. F. Pender
Chief Browning
Captain Crown
Ogden House
Tallin
Pender
Grant
O. K. Saloah
Wina
George Bello
B. B. Wilson
24Th Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty Fifth
Captain Brown
O. K
Wilson
Jallin
J. DR. Botta
Tie
Bello
George Wells
U. K
Sallin
Ife
John O'Neil
Owl
George A. Rebring
Browning
Brown
Andrew E. Wynburg
John Monroe
Janes Bain
Lincoln Two tel diagnosis offer with no charges if uncured
A notice claims diagnostic services at Lincoln Two tel but promises no charges if the disease is not cured, implying a free evaluation or trial. The fragment provides limited details on the provider, eligibility, or terms. Further verification is needed to understand the offer and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Two
Tel
Conference of Sunday School Workers Seeks Attendance
The city and county Sunday school workers are invited to a 3 p.m. session on November 1 at First A. M. E. church. Dr E Silver of the Utah State Sunday School Association and Prof L M Gilliland will speak. Blair of the M E church will discuss the convention need. J A Smith will discuss Denver Meetings. Elizabeth Lynch will address The Little Child in the Midst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E
E. ¥. Silver
Utah State Sunday
Dcheol Association
L. M. Gilliland
Tey. Blair
M. E
J. A. Smith
Denver
Elizabeth Lynch
Real Estate Transfers Reported by County Recorder
Transfers show Enis a George J. Kelly and wife to Bolka Pastura for part of lot 2 block 3 plat B at 200. Henry Barker and wife to Thos Budge for part of southwest quarter section 24 township 7 north range 2 west at 600. Fred W. Dankowske and wife to John W Pingree for part of lot 2 block 7 plat D at 10. Joseph Parry and wife to Alexander Troggan for part northwest quarter section 20 township 6 north range 1 west at 975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enis
George J. Kelly
Bolka Pastura
Ienry Barker
Thos, Budge
North Range
Fred W. Dankowske
John Wpingree
Joseph Parry
Alexander Troggan
Alexander Troggan, Part Northwest Quarter
German saloon-keeper commits suicide in Los Angeles home
In Los Angeles on October 31 Ford BR Ridder a 37 year old German saloon keeper killed himself with a rifle inside his residence after being urged by his wife and two children who stood nearby. Ridder had moved to Los Angeles from Fairbury Nebraska last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Angeles
Cal
Ford BR. Ridder
Ridder
Los Angeles
Fairbury
Nebraska
Mrs Bardette Attacks Four Hundred In Scathing Address
Mrs. Bardette of Los Angeles condemns the Four Hundred in a talk before a local women’s club. She calls the smart set an excrescence on real society and says it helps little in a great nation. She describes its members as shallow, flirtatious, and dependent on men for status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert J. Bardette
Los Angeles
Bardette
John Mitchell Ill in Scranton Amid Tour
John Mitchell III of the United Mine Workers is reported quite ill at his Scranton hotel and has canceled several local engagements. He is expected to delay his planned trip to New York and may stay several days due to his weakened condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
New York
Indian canoe yacht to tour world sails from Victoria
The Tilaki mum, an Indian canoe converted into a four ton yacht, left Victoria with lone mariner J. C. Voss. Letters from Voss dated September 9 from Tanu New Hebrides report the voyage to Thursday Island and Africa, with plans to cruise to London via Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
J. C. Voss
Australia
Voss
Tanu
New Hebrides
Thursday Island
Africa
London
Postal Abuses Prompt Recommendations From Auditor
Washington Oct 31 Henry E Castle auditor for the postal department outlines reforms to cure defects in accounting methods that have led to abuses He reports total postal transactions in the fiscal year at 1 026 731 408 with revenues 2134924443 expenditures 133784480 and money orders issued 588563584 while money orders paid reach 504856293
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry E. Castle
Department
Ile
Lincoln Hotel Promises Quick Health Results
Advertises the Lincoln hotel as a place to prevent rheumatism and pneumonia with questions not asked and marvelous results from a few applications paired with good home cooking. The note repeats Lincoln, claiming diagnoses and cures at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Hotel
The
Lincoln
Johnny's Gold Ores At Salt Take Mill Sets October Record
The Salt Take Tribune reports an October clean-up at Johnny's Stateline mill aims for a new record as operations progress. Strong emphasis on production potential and local impact within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Take Tribune
Johnny's Stateline Mill
Republican Rally at Grand Opera House Next Monday
Arrangements are complete for a Republican rally at the Grand Opera House Monday evening. Attorney General Breeden is expected to address, with Senator Kearns potentially arriving briefly before Eastward engagements. Governor Wells urges Ogden to back the Republican ticket, but may be unable to attend due to business. Music by Foster's Military band and performances by C I Ferrin Fred Tout and others will accompany short speeches by Hanson Bagley Nye and possibly more, with Mayor Glasamann delivering a strong talk. Volney Gunnell will call the meeting to order at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Breeden
Kearns
East
Wells
Ogden
Foster
C. I. Ferri
Exploration of Stateline Bonanza Shows Rich Ore Veins
Ore broken has been exercised this month as management extends the second level to thirty feet in rock averaging 3150 per ton with no valuation below 20 dollars. The ledge on the second level reaches 233 feet depth and the channel has produced $40 to $250 per ton in a thirty foot stretch. The west channel extends 113 feet and 120 feet east, with ore ready for the mill daily. For 110 feet the assays are under 20 dollars, with occasional 300 dollars. The company plans to settle debts by January 1 and distribute dividends once contingencies are covered, while Johnny Camp’s prospects prompt caution for new prospectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Reading Time for Bible Volumes At Different Speeds
A reader at 160 words per minute reads the Old Testament in about six months and the New Testament in under two months when limiting to one hour daily. If reading speed improves to 60 per minute, the timelines differ accordingly.
Unclear excerpt on bog shooting and gunner skill
Fragmentary note discusses a shooter named Ault on an Irish bus with terms like bog shooter and bogged movement. It mentions throwing to side or back and relying on peat for support, described as an unshown session and a test of enthusiasm and skill in a treacherous bog environment.
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Grant Ave
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Postoffice
Fred, J. Kiesel
John Kelly
Reese Howell & Sons
Miller Steel
John Watson
Kin Ogden
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