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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
4
Local readers are advised that a dispute over a product named Herpicine has been resolved. Officials urge consumers to seek official channels for refunds or exchanges and avoid spreading unverified claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crime sentence in a county court, referencing a jay in the waning era of a named figure, alleged complicity, verdict of amity with property, and a monetary figure mentioned as 8200 with monthly announcements across the county.
Two divorces were granted. Judge Charles We Murge and Judge Thomas J. Lewis presided over the hearings. Margaret Te Anation sued George MI. claiming lack of support and separation after filing in Newberry, Michigan. The couples were reportedly unmarried in Newberry on September 28, 1901. Another divorce was granted to Donnie BE. Houghid and Osent G. Tongitnd. they married July 26, 1901, with the wife alleging no support.
Eugene Holway, a Salt Palace bicycle track rider, was arrested by Deputies Slurp and Steele on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing a motor valued at $150 from Tolway in September. He was arraigned before Judge Dick with bail set at $200.
R evised attendance figures show total enrollment at 11,701, up 227 from the first day and 461 above last year. Schools Webster 802, Sackson 855, Wasatal 10, Sneveare 26, Twelfth 677, Fremont 430, Oqudrrh 751, Grant Etmaya 2, Hamilton 617.
Mrs Jennie G Home widow of William J Home died yesterday afternoon after a cancer illness. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and active in its work. Survived by her husband and three children, with listed relatives in Salt Lake and surrounding areas. The funeral details were not provided.
Edsurd M. Dalton, a miner at the Elepanne mine in Gol Mauatain, died at Keogh-Wright Hospital after sustaining injuries from a September incident. He had been in critical condition since admission, with the hospital fire likely hastening his death. Dalton was helping pilot a shaft cage when injured early on September 8.
The text reports a man aged 0 who married six months ago and died after an explosion. He was accompanied by family to funeral arrangements in Anmebella Sevier Gout, with a brother present at his death. The scene mentions Dalton in hospital care and a bride mourns her spouse.
Aurora Hodge entered a not guilty plea to first degree murder for the July 11 shooting of William X. Ryan two miles east of Murray. Judge Morse presided as Deputy Turbidge brought Hodge into the courtroom. The case was set for Nov 30 after defense objections to an earlier date and prosecutors cited witnesses and other homicide cases ahead.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a deputy and a guard, with garbled phrasing about an elevator and a court or police action. The readable bits show names, roles, and an entry but lack clear actions or dates to confirm a full event summary.
A jumbled Salt Lake notes column reports charges against Dr J. B. Critchlow for medical practice, Pueblo Woodmen leader visits, state bank reports due, a mine injury update, and a state education board meeting. It also mentions business visitors to the irrigation congress, weather and fever updates, socialist party meetings, incorporation filings for a Logan mercantile firm, and federal judicial inquiries into naturalization compliance.
Mia A Veckler wife of former county commissioner Neckler died suddenly at her home in Silver City from intestinal diseases. She was 48 years old and had been in ill health for some time. She showed severe abdominal pain and died before a physician could arrive. Her remains will be taken to Salt Lake City for burial Friday morning in Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Santa Newell widow of Inty Eliot Newell died this morning at her daughter Mrs. Oliver G. Hosa home in Provo’s Fourth ward after a long illness. Born in Illinois she was about seventy and came to Provo where she resided. She leaves three sons and three daughters with other relatives. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM in the Third Ward meetinghouse.
Spanish Fork Sept 14 Frank Rough a pioneer and his wife from Tebamecoyite California are visiting relatives and friends in Spanish Fork and vicinity. Mr Hovelton left this locality in the early 10s and made a home in California where prosperity followed him and wheat from his farm yielded about 63,000 bushels this season. An Italian in county involved in a dramatic incident with a prisoner, deputy World intervened to save a life, wounds were inflicted, and the prisoner, a New Yorker recently brought from New York, faced murder charges amid Mafia rumors and attempted weapon use discussions.
Documents filed with the Secretary of State reveal two new entities. The first company shows a capital stack of 100,000 divided into 10,007 shares at par value 10 with officers Imes V Tendricks as president Brigham Pond as vice president Charles Z Harnie as secretary and treasurer. The Logan Rochdale association lists capital stock 10,000 in four thousand shares at 2.50 with officers John A Crockett president C0 Goodwin vice president Swan T Gleert secretary Ti H Crockett treasurer.
A 19th century advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims constitutional treatment via bloodstream action and mucous surface healing, offering $100 to prove it fails, and urges sending testimonials to F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, with sales through various druggists and mentioning Hall's Family Pills.
At Schufer near Willis town two youngsters played with a .22 revolver. Charlie Schafer’s sister, a 3 year old, was struck in the eye and died hours later. The incident occurred just after dawn as she wandered near a building. Charlie, about 12, was the shooter.
Indian Agent Caldwell arranged for a welcoming gathering at the agency for Washington correspondents who will spend five hours there on Friday morning. The Redmen will perform a now prohibited war dance imitation with Adrian Dancy likely present to assist in entertaining the distinguished visitors.
Evanston Wyoming report cites coal miner Daniel Miller killed on the Short Line at Scottlock when a frail, calmly knocked down by a rock or fall struck him in the back. Miller was related to Robert Miller and worked in the coal mine nearby.
P Miller of Tintacoomty district clerk leaves a wife and several children. His body will be interred at Evanston next Friday.
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