Grand Ball Tonight and Local Notices Ring Ogden
Informal openings and social events fill Kiesel Hall and Dignan's New Dancing Academy tonight. Advertisers tout meat and fish specials at Union market and Barrows Gro Co while police report arrests in a Wednesday night hold up. A Bear River excursion aims to sell 500 tickets with 320 sold by afternoon. church groups plan meals for 200 at the Parry building next week.
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Dignan
New Academy
Kiesel
Bear River Canyon
Logan
A. T. Wright
Con Militee
Sara Ia
White Elephant Cafe
Hammer
M. E. Church
Parry
Comer
Washington
Barrows Gro. Co
Market Prices From Fortunes of the Day
On Sept 18 1903 Ogden Brokerage lists closing figures for several stocks including Tennessee Coal and Iron at 33 1 2 Union Pacific 72 1 2 Steel common 18 percent Steel preferred 68 1 2 Western Union 82 and Wabash 31 5 8 as furnished from Washington Leased Wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden ‘3 Brokerage Co
Washington
Tennesee Coal and Iron
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Steel
Western Union
Wabash
Awards At Fair Highlight Medals And Prizes
Awards were made this afternoon at the fair grounds with a large number of recommendations for medals and prizes. Gold medals went to Pedrs Kiesel and J. P. Miller for various firms, plus multiple second prizes of ten dollars. Several companies and individuals from Oregon, Utah, California and Idaho received honors for canned goods, fruit exhibits, and special collections of nuts and seedless grapes.
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Fair
Pedrs
A. I. Dale
Union
Oregon
J. George
Wilson Broa
Ogden
H. P. Stabler
Yuba County
Cal
Chinese residents suffer mob attack in Tonopah
Governor Sparks orders immediate inquiry and pledges action to protect Chinese residents after a mob of 12 to 15 men looted homes, assaulted occupants, and drove Chinese citizens from Tonopah. One elderly man Ping Ling reportedly died. eighteen attackers are jailed. Tonopah residents condemn the violence and vow to assist law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Tonopah
Chinees
San Francisco
Nevada
Sparks
Dunham
Ogden
Sodaville
Tater
Ping Ling
An v
Arundall
Ellery's bands draw full Mechanics Pavilion crowd
The San Francisco Chronicle notes the Royal Italian Band's Army and Navy concert drew a fully packed Mechanics’ Pavilion. The Italiana performance, encored at every number, infused ardor and patriotism, provoking standing, hats-off cheers and strong public esteem. The band, praised for national music, is slated to play again this Saturday and Sunday with a matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Ellery
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Army and Navy
El Paso Chosen as Site for Irrigation Congress
Speech notes Utah as vital to irrigation policy with emphasis on forest reserves. Government aims to protect watersheds, regulate grazing, and promote timber use while preventing fires. Highlights include forest reserve creation, grazing permits, and the link between forests, water supply, and Utah's livestock industry.
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EL Paso
Congress
Utah
United States
Flomla
Wien
Manti
Logan
Greatest Fight of Congress on Land and Irrigation Policies
The committee on resolutions and constitution presented two reports. The majority endorses the president’s policy and irrigation work, supporting admission of Arizona, New Mexico, and Oklahoma and favoring repeal of the timber and stone act, desert act, and homestead commutation clause. The minority opposes repealing these laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Aizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Smoot
Delegates' Canyon Trip Highlights Debated Sessions
Delegates faced a heated afternoon debate on debate limits in Congress. The Ogden trip to the canyon drew prominent visitors, including George Maxwell and John Parish, with a tour of the State School for the Deaf and a visit to the proposed reservoir site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
George H. Maxwell
George N. Maxwell
John Parish
Cue
School For the Deaf
Grasmann
Corey
Parker
State School For the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Hermitage
Ogden
Isligree
Ogden Canyon
Canyon
Ogden City
Harmon D. Wilson Dies at 30 in Typhoid Fever
Harmon D. Wilson a well known Topeka Kansas newspaper writer aged 30 died today of typhoid fever contracted during an outing to Oklahoma. He had been connected for several years with the Topeka Daily Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Harmon D. Wilson
Kansas
Oklahoma
Read's sprain cure praised for Ballard's Snow Liniment
Spra ins sufferer from Cisco Texas writes Marca 1th 1901 that a badly sprained wrist became useless until Ballard's Snow Liniment was used, leading to a cure. The testimonial lists prices 60¢ and $1.00 and notes sales by Gen Cave 2301 Wash Ave and JAE Cave Depot Drug Store.
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A. Read
Cisco
Texas
Marca
Ballard
Gen Cave
Wash. Ave
Jae Cave
Depot Drug Store
Stake Convention Noted for Weber Stake Women Group
The Young Ladies Mutual Improvement associations of the Weber Stake plan an officers convention Sunday September 20 at the Weber Stake Academy with sessions at 10 pm and 2 pm The Stake Presidency and Bishopric invite officers and members to attend A joint meeting with the M M J A at the Tabernacle follows at 7 30 pm inviting the general public to attend Stanford presides
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Young Ladies Mutual Improvement, Associations
Weber Stake
Weber Stake Academy
Tabernacle
Stanford
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Washington Ave
Kelly & Herrick
Kiesel Hall
JS. Maurer
Chas. Sypes
E H. Fourt
Lander, Wyo
A. FE
Weatherby
Union Market
Niesel Hall
25Th Street
Crockwell’s
Asr
Owens
Smith
Campbell
Blant
Vance
Herrick
E. T
Lester Park
Lewis
Jon, Parry
Wil
Ford
New York
Atchison Common
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn
Metropolitan
Chesapeake & Ohio
Great Western
Glia
Mile
Hliness Central
Wienhattan
Louisville & Nashville
Missouris Pacific
New York Central
We Norfolk
Pennsylvania
Chicago
First National Bank Ogden Brokerage Co
PEERY
Paes
Doremnn
Ogden Valley
Doremus
Gove
Utah Light & Power Company
Weber County
Ogicn
John S. Pryce
Sugar Louse Ward
Salt Lake City
True
Mr. Prye
Mr. Frye
Prye
Mowntain Canyons
America
Yellowstone National Park
Tae
Smohker
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