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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1903

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Union Miners Taken by the Militia at Altman

In Victor Colorado at midnight 200 soldiers raided a Free Coinage Union meeting in Altman and arrested seven leading union men W A Davis A A Seidler T C Foster Victor Pool P N Mullaney E Johnson and Charles R Beckman They face no charges yet and are held under guard as militia controls the area The three executive committee members Kennison Parker and Davis are jailed in the guardhouse with others taking charge of the strike

Kennison Parker Davis

Mormonism Opposed by Danish Church Missionaries

Copenhagen reports the Danish Lutheran Church in America has sent Rev. H Hansen to counter Mormon propaganda in Denmark. The effort follows a Mormon temple dedication last year and gains cooperation from the Danish state church branch to promote anti Mormon work among Danes.

Copenhagen H. Hansen Chiurch America Denmark Utah Mr. Hansen

Arrests in Cockrill murder case and key witness captured

Clark county sheriff McChord arrested Curtis Jett for the Marcus murder and then took Charles Green, the chief witness, into custody in Cynthiana. Green testified from ten feet away that Jett fired at Cockrill from the court house window as two volleys rang out. The trial paused as the commonwealth rested.

Lexington Woodson McChord Clark County Curtis Jett Marcum Charles Green Cythiana Green Jett Canada Cynthiana McChord Gentry William Cope James Blanton Court House Cockrill Commonwealth

Balkans War Talks Calmed as Powers Seek Order

Reports from Paris and London indicate Russia and Austria will intervene in Macedonia only to push reforms. Britain says Turkey cannot seize Bulgarian lands, while Berlin notes Turkey’s powder orders and German agents aid the war effort.

Russia Austria Macedonia Paris Council of Ministers Delensse London Associated Press Turkey Bulgaria Foreign Office Balkan Berlin Turkish War Ministry Rottvweil Germany Ahmed Bey Essen Riel

Remarkable Proclamation From Chinese Six Companies

In San Francisco Chinatown a merchant’s store was robbed. Six Companies issue a bold proclamation forbidding any aid to defense attorneys for the accused, announcing they will prosecute those who aid the defendant and deem those who defend him as robbers. A suspect was captured in Portland and returned.

San Francisco Chinatown Portland

Earthquake Jolts Santiago Cuba Shocks City

Sept 19 Santiago de Cuba reports the most violent quake since 1866. The tremor lasting about fifteen seconds sent residents into streets. Bricks and plaster fell and walls cracked but no injuries were reported.

Santigo de Cuba

Driver killed by fright on Jerome Avenue

Patrick Colling, 63, city driver, died after a white car with a bright headlight loomed from a sharp bend on Jerome Avenue at 180th Street. A policeman saw Colling drop the reins, stare, and fall from the wagon as the vehicle swerved to avoid collision. Doctors attributed death to a weak heart triggered by fright.

New York Patrick Collins Jerome Avenue 180Th Street Colling

Ohio State Professor Freder Clarke Shoots Self

Professor Freder ick C Clarke of Ohio State University killed himself, leaving a widow and two children. The incident, reported from Columbus on September 19, is attributed to unhappy investment losses. Clarke was a Michigan graduate and earlier an assistant professor at Stanford University.

Columbus Frederick C. Clarke Ohio State University Clarke University of Michigan Leland Stanford University

Papers Consolidate Under One Ownership in St Joseph

Announcement from St Joseph Missouri dated Sept 19 states evening papers consolidate under a single ownership. The move unites the local presses and aligns editorial operations and business affairs across the city.

St. Joseph, Mo

Flood Devastates La Crosse Area Including France Island

The flood worsens in La Crosse Wisconsin with water in basements along Front street and up to three feet in North La Crosse homes. French Island near the city nears submersion as farmers suffer total crop losses. local damage estimates reach $500,000.

la Crosse Wis Front Street French Island

Three Men Held for Murder of Mrs. Spilka in Chicago

Chicago police held three men in connection with the murder of 44 year old Mrs. Mary Spilka found slain in her garret. Frank Heyse was arrested after the discovery, Louis Pesant detained, and Frank Vaillanteur held on statements by Pesant. Pesant later said he found 250 dollars in the hallway and hid 225 at his home, with about 200 dollars savings stolen from the Spilka family.

Chicago Mary Spilka Frank Heyse Louis Pesant Frank Vaillanteur Pesant Xpilla

Miners in Cripple Creek Strike Sparks Escape Incident

Cripple Creek Sept. 10 A Duluth recruited miner broke through a military guard line when news of a strike spread. Lieutenant Harry fired a warning shot after the man refused to halt and fled. The worker claimed Duluth hires offered four to three thirty five dollars daily. Most took jobs at Stratton Independent mine.

Cripple Creek Duluth Minn Harry Dulith Stratton Independent

Lipton Condition Report Shows Stable Vital Signs

Chicago dispatch reports Sir Thomas Lipton’s condition described as entirely satisfactory after a restless night expected as part of the diagnosis. Bulletin issued at 8 o'clock notes patient passed a restless night with no pain temperature 98.4 pulse 70 and condition unchanged.

Chicago Thomas Lipton

Government defrauded by Masbate officer arrest

Manila reports James W Walsh Jr constabulary supply officer in Masbate Wash j is arrested on a charge of defrauding the government. He allegedly owes $4000 in supplies and has an $8000 deficit in his accounts.

Manila James W.walsh, Jr Constabulary Masbate Visayas Luzon

Ohio Republicans Mobilize With Anti Socialism Rally

In Chillicothe Ohio on September 1 a Republican parade and park meeting featured Governor Nash and Senators Foraker Hanna Myron T Herrick and Warren M Harding addressing taxation debates. Herrick urged alignment with Roosevelt policies while warning against socialism in the Democratic platform.

Chillicothe Ohio Yocateno Park Nash Foraker Hanna Myron T. Herrick Warren M. Harding Roosevelt United States

Balfour Displeases The English People

London reports the political crisis dominates debate as Premier Balfour seeks a Balmoral audience to reveal cabinet nominations. Speculation swirls about a Rosebery government and critics condemn his pamphlet publishing for private gain while legality and charity questions arise.

London United Kingdom Balfour Edward Balmoral Spectator Roseberry Mr. Balfour Outlook Balfgur Ar. Balfour Fem

Fire claims Kate Colling in Kansas City home blaze

In Kansas City at 21 East Fifth street Mrs. Kate Colling, 33, suffocated as flames trapped her on the stairs during an early morning fire. Firefighters extinguished the blaze but she was found at the foot of the stairs after the danger had passed.

Kansas City Kate Collins East Fifth Street

State Senator Arrested in Conspiracy Bribery Probe

State Senator George Le Green was arrested today in Binghamton New York by U S Marshal Black on conspiracy and bribery charges tied to the postal investigation. Bond set at 10000 with Jonas M Kilner as surety.

Binghamton N. Y George le Green United States Marshal Black Jonas M. Kilner

Negroes lynch man in St Louis after overpowering sheriff

A mob of Black men overpowered the sheriff in St Louis and hanged a man named Tellem to a water tank. The body dangled until morning. a man named Veleno faced charges of assault against two young girls aged six. The scene grew quiet by day’s end.

St. Louis Tellem Veleno

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