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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
2
John Maley, a Bullion Beck mine miner, was seriously injured yesterday and remains in a very critical condition at his home. Dr Taylor, his physician, says he has a chance for recovery unless complications arise.
Eureka Utah Sept 1 funeral services for Mrs Chas te Wing were held at the LDS church at 2 pm. A large crowd attended and a long funeral cortege escorted the body to City cemetery. The casket was decorated with floral tributes from friends and family.
Spanish Fork residents host a ball to honor the Davis brothers, long time carpenters who have faced illness and injury. Lebi Davis has been ill while Ian Davis suffered a hip dislocation earlier in the summer. They will receive $200 or more from the community.
Marie Holmes now identified as Misa Warner, once employed at Walker Bros Salt Lake, died in Milford under mysterious conditions. Charles Gall, saloon keeper, is jailed awaiting autopsy to confirm alleged Friday night assault as the cause. He says he was deeply attached to the girl.
Calientes, southern terminus of the Salt Lake Route, has rapidly transformed from a quiet town to a boomtown. From two saloons before grading began, the number swelled to nineteen in a few days as contractors arrived with grading outfits. Further saloons are expected to open before week’s end.
Carpenters at Park City voted unanimously to work nine hours daily in all mines, with a 4:30 p.m. walkout starting today. Four-fifths attended the meeting and supported the move after prior failed nine hour day requests. Only one mine, Silver King Consolidated run by John Keatly, agreed to comply yet the outcome remains uncertain.
Daly Judge notes management rejection of a request and carpenters will not return tomorrow. A rumor says similar action occurred at the Reamskeith mill. The union will hold a meeting tomorrow evening to review results and take final action.
San Juan P I September 2 Jose Alar rero, a non leprous patient freed from the leper colony after a recent investigation, died of heart disease apparently brought on by joy at his release. The lep rosy scandal probe continues with an executive council committee report due next week.
The War Department will refer the Dunphy murder case to the Supreme Court of the Philippines. Convicted by the military government and sentenced to death, he escaped but was recaptured after civil control began. Attorneys contend civil government cannot carry out the sentence and the matter may reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
Washington reports that inspectors tied to the assistant attorney general for the Post Office department met with Assistant Attorney Taggart as the grand jury weighs postal matters. A decision on indictments may come any day, but is not expected before Friday. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow leads the review of documents and coordinates with Chief Inspector Cochran and Inspector-in-Charge Foanes.
News from Wew Roads Louisiana reports the killing of I A Planvinz principal of Pointe Coupe district college a school serving negro students. He was shot from a passing car on a rural road near False river dying instantly. Authorities note his recent speeches to negros urging separation from whites possibly linked to the crime. Booker T Washington was announced as a planned visitor to the area next month.
Bank accounts of banks, corporations, firms and individuals solicited. President Thos. D Dee vice president James Pingree and board members David Eccles Job Pingree Joseph Clark James Sharp W W Riter Gen H Tribe Gernard White Thomas K Dee Adam Patterson listed in the report.
In the advertisement banking firm Bigelow J. A. Boyle A. P. Bigelow RK. A. Moyes invite customers to bring their banking business. They promise prompt courteous attention and emphasize interest paid on savings accounts and time deposits.
The listing names J E Dooly H E Peery IL J Peery J C Belcher and W B Stanley as directors of United States Depository with accounts received on liberal terms and interest paid on time deposits.
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