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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
8
Funeral Arrangements for Gen Penrose Hotly Debated
Pallbearers for Gen Penrose's funeral will come from the Twelfth Infantry and medical staff due to absent artillery batteries. Named pallbearers include Maj Allen M. Smith and Captains William J. Pauree Frank J. Winn Frank S. Cochell James T. Harbeson Wo F. Creary. A conference between Col Bubb and Geo Burton is planned this evening over national guard participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Twelfth Infantry
Allen M. Smith
Fort Douglas
Wiliam J. Pauree
Frank J. Winn
Frank 8. Cohell
Jas. T. Harbeson
Wo. F. Creary
Breach of agreement basis of damage suit filed
John T. Lawson sues KR B Tripp and Georgia Tripp in district court for 5500 damages plus $500 paid, alleging breach of contract for sale of Jet 6 lot in Big Field survey. He claims $5,000 profit loss and interest, stating ready to pay balance but deed not delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lawson
KR. B. Tripp
Tripp
Georgia Tripp
Yiat A
Mainz
Edward Warenski Sues Utah Consolidated for 6000
Edward C Warenski files a $6000 damage suit in district court against Utah Consolidated Mining Co to recover for injuries to his farm from smoke and fumes from the Highland Boy smelter located about 120 rods away. He claims 36.33 acres worth 3000 and improvements worth 3000 have been ruined and the property rendered uninhabitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court Today
Edward C. Warcenski
Utah Consolidatedining Company
Ighland Boy
Children sue over death at West Jordan smelter
Yesterday the district court was sued by Oliver Pedersen’s children seeking five thousand six hundred forty dollars in damages for his death at the Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Company smelter in West Jordan. They allege he fell sixteen feet from a coke bin after losing balance and that lack of railing around the bin caused the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham, Copper and Gold Mining Company
Oliver Pedersen
West Jordan
Pedersen
Smecker
Traffic men to meet at Knutsford for heavy Utah freight matters
The Trans-Missouri Freight Bureau delayed by late trains did not meet yesterday morning. Only C W Cook of Santa Fe Topeka and H A Johnson of Colorado & Southern Denver attended. The Gould and Harriman interests were represented by S V Derrah and J A Reeves with Donnell of Colorado Midland to cover Denver’s interests. The session resumes at Knutsford this morning to tackle routine Utah common points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trans-Missouri Freight Bureau
Forest
C. W. Cook
Santa Fe
Topeka
H. A. Johnson
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Gould
Donnell
The
Colorado Midland
Knutsford
Utah
Boxers Clifford Ryan sign articles for Chicago bout in Salt Lake City
Jack Clifford and Buddy Ryan, Chicago lightweights, sign for a twenty round bout under Shamrock Athletic Club in Salt Lake City on October 5. Jerry McCarthy and Tommy Wallace of Chicago are set for September 15. Each fighter must deposit 250 with the National Bank of the Republic in Salt Lake City before transportation funds. Kelly halts McCarthy-Duffy talks due to a dispute between Gilmore and Sertz over Duffy's manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clifford
Buddy Ryan
Chicago
Shamrock Athletic Club
Salt Lake City
Kelly
Jerry McCarthy
Tommy Wallace
Sig Hart
Wallace
Ryan
Start
Iank of the Republic
George Gilmore
Johnie Sertz
Martin Duffy
Salt Lake Pitcher Entering Fast Company
Eddie Quick the Salt Lake pitcher expects his ticket from Manager McGraw of the New York American League to arrive today and he will depart for the East. He believes he will make good and is told speed and control will meet the standards. Quick is a strong twirler and his fate with the New York team will be watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Quick
McGraw
McGraw Quick
Quick
New York
Local fans rally around beloved figure amid strong interest
The article notes considerable interest from many friends and local supporters, highlighting a wave of enthusiasm surrounding a prominent local figure and his connection with the community.
Eva B Knuckey Escapes From Married Life
A divorce decree granted to Eva B Knuckey by Judge Morse yesterday marks a second separation from James N Kilackey in three months. The pair wed January 14 1895 in Pocatello Idaho. Blanche Owen also secured a divorce from Wade Owen on cruelty and non support grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva B. Knackey
Morse
James N. Kilackey
Pocatello, Ida
Blanche Owen
Wade Owen
Springfield
Blanche Lathhouce
Fox Escapes Guard After Transfer in St Louis
W. W. Fox, wanted for the Alabama murder, escaped from the officer returning him to the scene of the crime in St. Louis. Sheriff Albritton had sent protection and aid, but the deputy with Fox disobeyed. Fox had been arrested in Salt Lake City on a Alabama description and later rearrested after a habeas corpus release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fox
Alabama
Salt Lake City
Raleigh
Norrell
Fox
Albritton
St. Louis
Morse
Emery
Bakers Arraigned on Grand Larceny in District Court
Richard Baker and John R Sell were arraigned in Judge Fanners court on grand larceny. They were held to the district court under bonds of 300 dollars each. The pair allegedly abducted two horses to Idaho and intended harm. Items found with them included daggers revolvers and cutters for barbed wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baker
John R. Sell
Fanner
Eeelie
Idaho
Baker
Sell
Salt Lake Marriage Licenses Listed With Ages and Cities
A readable list shows marriages filed in Salt Lake area and surrounding towns. Names include James D. P. Jensen Crescent 44 Eleanor Pencer 36 John Z. Brown Pleasant Grove 29 Alice V. Driggs Pleasantrrove 25 Charley Walton Salt Lake City 41 Bra M. Qlaon Salt Lake City 42 Robert Mill Creek 71 May Flowers Mill Creek 19 Jedney O. Remington Parker Ida 25 Catherine E.F. Crapo Parker Vin 21 Isaac W. Clegg Nyesburg Ida 22 Susie Porter Rexburg Ida 19 Arthur Huntsman Salt Lake City 28 Margaret D.B. Harvey Salt Lake City 22 James Anderson Salt Lake City 27 Sarah Peterson Salt Lake City 19
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DP
Jensen
Crescent
Eleanorpencer
John Z Brown
Pleasantrove
Alice V. Driggs
Pleasantrrove
Charley Walton
Salt Lake City
Bra M. Qlaon
Robert Andd
Mill Creek
May Flowers
Jedney O. Remington
Parker
Ida
Catherine EF. Crapo
Vin
Isaac W. Clegg
Angry wife fires shots at husband in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake's colored quarter on Franklin avenue at about 7 am Trene Hall fired three shots at her husband and at Hattie Wilson after finding him at Wilson's hotel. The husband fled, clothing forgotten, and Irene then beat Hattie with an umbrella. A bystander was struck by a beer bottle. Irene Hall was arrested, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, and bound over to the District Court on three bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Trene Hall
Hattie Wilson
Trene
Franklin Avenue
Irene
Wilson
Lert
Therm
Wilton
Hattie
Tanner
Luke avoids trial as indictment quashed over county clause
Judge Morse sustained a demurrer to the indictment against Francis G. Luke for removing and secreting a public record. The charge failed to specify Salt Lake county, leading to the document's dismissal and discharge of the $500 bond. Luke faces nine other indictments for altering records at the upcoming criminal term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Luke
Morse
District Court
A. I. Toppaugh
J. 1 A. Walton
Afr
Jake
Salt Lake County
Dist
Atty
Eichner
Atty. Weatervelt
Walton
Luke
Justice Lochrie
Jusfice Court
Alkali Reclamation Demonstration Near Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake Tribune profiles a government Utah project to reclaim alkali soils by deep drainage. On a 40 acre tract near the Jordan River, fresh water is poured into basins weekly to leach alkali through drainage pipes, aiming to prove feasibility for wider arid-land reclamation.
Notable Salt Lake Health And Community News
Mrs Gilroy Empey of Idaho Falls is hospitalized in Keogh Wright with appendicitis and will be operated on today. Miss Mabel Baltson of Logan underwent appendicitis surgery with rapid recovery expected. Dr A C Ewing’s condition has improved and surgery may not be needed. A Dry Canyon brush fire caused heavy smoke and damage. Fort Douglas artillery resumes target practice for Strawberry valley, then returns before Twelfth infantry deployment. Bank official Brown to Cleveland as national bank clerks convention delegate. stop in Chicago en route home. William Reinhardt named local representative for Miller Shaw Hardware Co at New Wilson. Alex T Wyatt of Salt Lake City dies in Chicago from accidental gun discharge. survived by wife and 21-year-old son. Fremont County Sugar Co, Salt Lake City, capital 740000, files articles with 75000 shares of $10. Officers listed Joseph F Smith, Thomas K R Cutter, Norace G Whitney. London conference Saints plan Salt Lake reunion during next month’s Conference week. preliminary meeting set for Thursday at Stewart & Stewart, 709 McCornick block, 7:30. Committees to unite living Londoners in Utah, Idaho, and nearby states over past fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
United States
Salt Lake
Ily
Peils
Department of Agriculture
Jordan River
Main Street
Salt Lake City
Utah Experiment Station
W. H. Helleman
Helleman
Ralf Lake County
Dry Canyon
Nlow
Fort Douglas Cave
Strawberry Valley
Twelfth Infantry
Fort Riley
Fremont County Sugar Company
Dames
Joseph F. Smith
Thomas KR. Cutter
Norace G. Whitney
London
Stewart & Stewart
McCornick
Utah
Idaho
Contiguous States
Drainage Farm Viewed as Future Tile Drainage for Utah Region
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson, visiting Salt Lake City, inspected the drainage farm and argued that the land between Salt Lake City and Saltair could be converted into fertile gardens and farms through tile drainage, reflecting a broader potential for arid lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Salt Lake City
Saltair
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Healthy Kidneys
A testimonial from Charles H. Rhees of 431 23rd St describes severe urinary weakness and kidney pain that improved after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought a box at S. W. Badcon's drug store and reports no recurrence after treatment. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY for 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Charles H. Rhees
23Rd St
S. W. Badcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Truffalo
N. Y
United States
Wreck in Iowa Hurts Forty on Burlington Train
A Burlington train No 3 collided head on with a freight engine near Hastings Iowa at 8 15 PM injuring about forty passengers. Conductor Dave Fisher led the cars were badly wrecked but none reported fatally hurt. The train stayed on track and a replacement engine soon sent it toward Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Pasenger
Burlington
Dave Fisher
Pasengers
Rich gold strike near Trout Lake expands Lortoeau belt
William Davis, formerly of Vancouver, staked a claim on Trout Lake near Lorteau in British Columbia and arrived at Trout Lake City with quartz nuggets as a stampede drew residents away to stake claims. The find aligns with Poplar Creek deposits, suggesting a thirty mile long belt of rich gold discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Landing
B. C
Lorteau Dist
British Columbia
Trout Lake
William Davis
Vancouver
Trout Lake City
Davis
Poplar Creek
Reign of Terror Hits Cripple Creek District
In Victor Colorado on September 2 a strike wave targets the Cripple Creek district. Justice of the Peace John Hawkins was assaulted at Anaconda and five masked attackers beat carpenter Thomas M Stewart near Independence. Stewart was shot and likely to die. Police believe the violence is linked to the miners strike and the El Paso mine guard trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Stewart
Golden Cycle
Independence
Hat Styles Prove Superior in Mountain Garment Trade
The advertisement claims Hat Styles leads in the inter mountain region with the latest designs copied but not duplicated. It extols perfect fit by skilled journeyman tailors and guarantees money back if not satisfied at the lowest prices for tailored garments.
Unmasked Individuals Recognized by Official Declines Names
An official acknowledges recognizing those who were not masked but declines to name them at present. The statement focuses on actions or events without revealing identities.
Bronze McKinley statue shipped for Toledo unveiling
A ten foot bronze statue of President McKinley, cast in New York, will be shipped to Ohio and unveiled in Toledo on September 14, marking the anniversary of the president's death. Citizens of Toledo raised the $15 000 needed for the statue, which depicts McKinley in a standing pose with a manuscript in his right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President McKinley
Ohio
Toledo
McKinley
Court House
McKintey
Crase
McKinlay
Plague in Tyunque Declining, Herald Dispatch Reports
New York reports the tubozia plague raging in Tyunque is now steadily declining according to a New York Herald dispatch from Valparaiso de Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Herald Dispatch
Valparaiso de Chile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youneral
Edward Warenski
Utah Consolidated
Bingham Copper & Gold Mining Co
Rebecca J. Pedernen
Riverdale
Grocers
Clifford and
B’carthy
Salt Lake Pitcher
Fast Company
Eva B. Knuckey
Guard
Baker and Sell
Tait
Beecham
Burt
Ing
Jordan
Gilroy Empey
Idaho Falls
Keogh-Wright Hospital
Mabel Baltson
Logan
St. Mark
A. C. Ewing
Arthur Brown
Commercial National Bank
Cleveland
Mr. Brown
Willian BR. Reinhardt
Scott- Strewell Hardware Company
E. M. Miller-Shaw Hardware Co
New Wilson
Alex TI. Wyatt
Eait Lake City
Wyatt
Mr. Weratt
Ogden
Iowa
Reign OF Terror
Cripple Creek District
Grothing
Wastioren
Nkinley
Dramptiy
China
Wheelwright Brothers
Wash, Ave
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