Weather Prospect Fair Tonight and Wednesday
Forecaster notes fair conditions tonight with a weak cool spell in higher districts. Wednesday brings continued fair skies with small near term frost risk in elevated areas and cool temperatures.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
3
Forecaster notes fair conditions tonight with a weak cool spell in higher districts. Wednesday brings continued fair skies with small near term frost risk in elevated areas and cool temperatures.
A collage of short items from a local paper includes loan notices, event invites, dancing party plans by the Young Ladies Association, licensing updates, a principals meeting at the Board of Education, church and community notices, and brief crime and court updates. Names, places, dates, and local organizations appear across multiple terse items.
A garbled report notes the Builders Makers and Hleetview Workers union activities with C J Blanchard and engineers of geological surveys attending the Irrigation Congress. President Roosevelt’s role is referenced as delegates gather to discuss accommodations and participation in the event.
A garbled note notes the start this week of brick work and carpentry tied to a local contract. The project involves the Arm and SP entities with officials including Frank Savith and Takollyisinn named in association with the bid.
Fragmented telegraphic note discusses a large fortune tied to the estate of Avion Herkwith, with references to death, heirs, and unsettled estate matters. It mentions a prominent family, a court dispute over transfers, and questions of dividend values and shares in a New York context.
Allen Jones changes plea to guilty but sentence deferred. The record shows John Woods sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary on two charges including felonious intent and indecent acts. Jones pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of a weapon and Desmond awaits trial under a separate pending case.
An irrigation board christened Mount Glas Mann in the canyon near Bald Peak amid a celebratory event. The party, including leaders and guests, toasted with champagne and cider, likened to New York embers, marking the highest peak.
A Municipal Court session heard many minor cases with numerous vagrancy charges. Several defendants, including Mey, were ordered to leave town or obtain work. one man, Raymond Jv, was convicted of assault and fined ten dollars or jailed. A quartet of defendants received suspended sentences tied to employment or departure. One defendant claimed neck injury while others faced odd penalties, with sentences suspended and work conditions noted.
The jury returned two guilty verdicts with mercy recommendations after a trial featuring George Lafferty. The case, tied to a fatal Cray onan incident, involved multiple defendants and a contentious local murder charge. Jurors debated the verdicts amid tense courtroom scenes.
A fragmentary money related item mentions Soph Se Money on call and a vague reference to movie dollars. Names and places are unclear, with garbled text and partial phrases about individuals and an event or date on the eighteenth. The readable parts suggest a casual money or entertainment note rather than a full article.
Rumors swirl around the Hart case with questions over the victim’s death. Witnesses from Russell Street linked by motives report a night in Scudder saloon and a large money sum while a fatal shot near a Harrisville farmhouse is described in detail. Authorities note peculiar skull-wound mechanics and suggest a possible long premeditated plan before the trigger was pulled. The deceased is a tall, light complexioned youth, Bakersfield ties found on his person, and the case will attract broader investigative attention.
Fragmentary dispatch from Waynesville and Cleveland notes William Bryan denying rumors that Captain Hobson and Mrs Ruth Robson were to marry. A Lincoln visit is cited with claims of a daughter involvement, but sources warn the claim is unreliable and media reports vary.
Fragmented report describes theft of silverware valued at OM pieces from the thirteenth regiment of Ghlima. A large burglary eludes police as suspects including a madonele shviker and Italian private individuals are mentioned. Officials comment on private inquiry and public safety, with references to political figures and local events in a chaotic garble of names and notes.
The report mentions a trichinosis outbreak affecting about two hundred people in Berlin and nearby areas. Senator Clark arrives in New York from Europe aboard the Dautsehiland. The Republican State convention names Judge Dennis O’Brien for re election to the Court of Appeals. Democrats nominate Taige O’Brien. Theodore Shaffer’s dramatic public return at Ladox Day ends with a chaotic scene. suspicions rise about his whereabouts and an apparent disappearance. A separate note covers the Western Women’s Golf Association tournament in Haineur County, outlining key rounds and scores.
A bad wreck south of Baxter Springs on the Frisco line injured twelve people and killed two others. An unknown guard and an invalid passenger are reported fatally injured. two women and a man were among the injured. The train stood on the main line as emergency crews responded to the fatal incident.
By order of Receiver Smith at Crescent City Ship Yards the deputy sheriffs guarding for weeks were removed from two Mexican gunhauls in the yards along with Charles Bryan's yacht Cziria the new Tie ferry boat and Charles Selwab's Hap py Day. The action follows a conference with My Smith and the lumber merchants solicitor over a libel for 40000 claimed for Tuaiber alleged furnished to the yards. The Chattanoogas cruiser and gunboats O Brien and Nich previously affected the vessels two months ago remain cited.
Washington reports the Department of Justice has revived allegations against Pliny Soper, United States Attorney for the northern districts of Indian Territory, denying improper leasing of Indian lands while admitting ties to a company in Tishomingo and disputing harmful actions.
George A. Beavers former tun of the sulary and head of the Postallage department surrendered to United States Commissioner Hitchcak and posted 5000 bail for appearance on September 1. U S District Attorney Burnett had informed counsel of a warrant for his arrest. Beavers was indicted with Congressman Driggs of Brooklyn and George F. Miller in a conspiracy claim involving government market quotas and brand manufacturers.
Everett Washington Sep 7 three men were killed and five workers and nine boys injured by a dynamite blast at the Pride mine in Monte Crisis district. Victims named Frank Banshaw Joe Valentine and Morris Vanantti all Austajans. Injured include A Niemen Poliah Oyila Kimball and others.
The Chief of Police announced today that boxing in the city will be stopped unless clubs provide proper halls with adequate exits for crowd safety and continue selling tickets only to members. The move targets boxing at local venues like Endelb and other clubs to ensure theater safety standards.
Indicted weeks ago for complicity in fraudulent contracts related to letter carrier satchels paid for by the government. Stern located in Loreity Canada. arrest not yet made but expected within 24 hours. Details echo Greene-Gaynor style conspiracy claims and charges citing W C Long and A W Machan linked to the delivery service scandal.
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