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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1903
Page
8
A column asserts hair color signals character with blondes as affectionate and dark hair as steady. It argues bald men lack character yet show concern for others. It cites Sabouraud’s germ theory and promotes Newbro's Herpicida as a scalp remedy with a mail order sample offer.
Peter Wine and Victor Peterson appeared before Justice George E. Lee and were bound over to the District court with bonds of 400 and 500 dollars. Kline, arrested in the city last Monday for stealing a span of mules from Sullivan of Bingham, claims a trade involving horses and mules and that the horses were returned. The story is questioned as fishy, and Kline posted bond to await trial. Peterson faces involuntary manslaughter charges after fatally injuring a child in Binghan canyon while driving at high speed and posted bail.
Nevada officers nabbed drummer W. B. Little who traveled for Salt Lake firm and was caught on a westbound train while repaying borrowed funds. Constable LaVoy halted the money he had borrowed from various businessmen earlier in the day and arranged to recover it. A suspicious lender alerted authorities after Little failed to cash a check as promised.
District Attorney filed information against Aurorz Sudge charging murder in the first degree for the July tithe killing of William X Ryan. The defendant is accused of unlawfully and premeditatedly shooting Ryan in the head with a revolver, causing his death. She will be arraigned before Judge Morse to enter a plea.
The supreme court denied Nathan F. Haworth a rehearing yesterday in the Thomas Sandall murder case, leaving the conviction in place. No further petition details were provided.
Haworth receives no rehearing as the petition is denied. He was convicted of the 1900 murder of Thomas Sandall at the Farmers Union store in Tayton and sentenced to death. Two appeals to the state Supreme Court have upheld lower court denials of a new trial, with the remittitur and final sentencing pending.
Attorneys for Peter Mortensen file a petition for rehearing in the State versus Mortensen, claiming court errors prejudiced the defense. They urge a new trial or at least a new hearing to allow oral evidence on juror misconduct and to challenge testimony deemed unconstitutional.
Two unknown men shouted at a motorman on a 10:30 p m Fort Douglas Street car last night near the reservation and fired a shot that missed. The men fled. police were called but could not locate them.
Mabel Hite known on stage as The Telephone Girl files for divorce in Seattle accusing Ellis Hamilton of non support and drunkenness. The couple wed in Salt Lake after she joined The Telephone Girl company and later traveled with him as he followed her across cities.
A promotion for Mother's Friend liniment from The Bradfield Regulator Co aims to ease pregnancy pain and support maternity. The advertisement claims benefits for lactation, breast elasticity, and abdominal comfort, urging purchase from druggists at one dollar per bottle and offering a book on childbirth.
Miss Hite recounts marriage to Ellis Francisco in Salt Lake City and a swift spiral in San Francisco. She details paying part of a Palace hotel bill, buying and losing diamonds, an ermine cape, and a lifestyle financed by gambling and heavy drinking before Ellis dissipated funds and pawned jewelry.
Mrs Fehr a 28 year old mother left her home near Cannon and Eighth West to fetch medicine for a sick child. She hasn t returned by late night and relatives fear harm while police pursue a trace, with detectives casting doubt on foul play.
Tingey left yesterday morning for a week long trip through Idaho and Montana with stops at Pocatello Idaho Falls Butte and other intermediate points. Salt Lake public school teachers meet at 10 this morning in West Side high school, followed by principals meeting their teachers at 2 this afternoon in their respective buildings.
A local store touts a wide selection of men’s fall suits and overcoats with prices from 10 to 30 dollars. The $15 grade is highlighted for unusually high value, claiming no better purchase exists for 20 dollars elsewhere. Styles include Stein-Bloch and Kuppenheimer pieces in tweeds, mixtures, silk blends, Vicunes, Meltons, Coverts, and Whipcards.
E. J. Jenkins named as defendant in a District court suit brought by M. Schulz company of Chicago to recover one promissory note and judgment for 120 with 6 percent interest from July 22 1902. Also reports of burglaries counterfeit bills and local civic actions are noted alongside business developments in Salt Lake City.
Robert Davis of Salem Utah, a peddler, fell from his wagon at Robinson yesterday evening and sustained a broken arm. The incident was reported from Eureka.
Provo reports Judge Booth hearing contempt cases against Alma Pare et al and ruling on consolidation for M E Price et al vs Mt Nebo Land and Irrigation Co. Appraisers named in the estate of William Daly deceased. Restraining order remains in force until the final hearing in Utah County vs Thomas Boardman.
The boy David Cairns arrested at Américan Farle for burglary was committed to the industrial school at Ogden on the charge of incorrigibility. Marriage licenses issued to J R Wing and Helga Bunting and to MM Cropper and Vina Wood and to Willian Handley and Berths Griffin.
An old advertisement touts instant relief and a permanent cure for diphtheria sore throat and croup with Dr Thomas Electric Oil available at any drug store.
The Supreme Court affirms Asa C. Sharpe s conviction for demanding a bribe while Ponca Indian agent. He is sentenced to three years in the penitentiary and fined 1100. Charges were filed with federal officials. Sharpe was suspended and appeals noted. He travels from Baltimore to Oklahoma.
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