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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1903
Page
5
Editorial Room and Business Office Listings
A brief notice referencing the office numbers 56-One Ring and 56-Two Kings outlines editorial and business spaces within the building, indicating labeled areas for staff and operations. The item functions as a concise directory-style record for readers.
Random Local Notes and Notices From Ogden
A miscellany of brief items records W H Penrose of Salt Lake City taking 320000 insurance with Union Central of Ohio and notes premiums and dividends. Other items mention travel plans, fishing prep, a California visit, a job ad for a horse courier, prisoners sent to the penitentiary, rummage sale, railroad agents, a telegraphers convention, a vagrancy arrest, watch repairs, and a theater review criticizing Spotless Town with a note about Lady Audley's Secret upcoming show.
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W. H. Penrose
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Central
Ohio
W. W. Kennedy
Mgr
First Nat'l Bank
City
Rank production that will be listed in Ogden this year
A collection of short local notices from Ogden items includes marriage license details for Maeuwes Baker and Gertrude W. F. J. Unck, both residents of Ogden, plus brief notices on sales, events, and a highway robbery joke.
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Ogden
Wash
Tribe & Jones
Maeuwes Baker
Gertrude W. F. J. Unck
Engineer Fife Visits St Paul From Nevada
In St Paul, W K Fife the popular 8 P engineer arrives from Tecoma Nevada with his family for a week. The Dispatch reports Mellin resigns as Northern Pacific president and is chosen as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford.
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W. K. Fife
Tecoma
Nev
St. Paul
The
Dispatch
Mellin
Northern Pacific
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Assassins Found Guilty In Belgrade Conspiracy Trial
In Belgrade on September 23, Captains Novakovitch and Lazarevitch were found guilty of conspiracy in the murder of King Alexander and Queen Draga. They received two years imprisonment and lost commissions. Dr Velikovitch and Captain Lotkijevitch were each sentenced to one month. Other officers got three months to a year. It is anticipated King Peter may pardon the conspirators.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Novakovitch
Lazarevitch
Velikovitch
Lotkijevitch
Peter
Builders' Exchange Members Attend Funeral
Members will meet at their rooms at 12 30 to attend the funeral of Ingebretsen and as many as tam gloss their work for the half day. V Pres TY ty RB MITCHELL 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’? Exchange
Ingebretsen
Tam
Mitchell
TY Ty
Burglary at Madison and 21st hits small grocery
A small grocery at Madison avenue and 21st street was entered last night or early morning. A window was broken with a rock and tobacco plus small items were stolen. Deputy Sebring traced footprints east on Twenty first street to Liberty avenue and north to an alley near Monroe but the trail disappeared in tall grass. footprints suggest a boy with hobnailed heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoall
Madison Avenue
21St Street
Ed Phillips
Sebring
Arranging a Pacific Northwest league game in Ogden
Jack Grim is in Ogden arranging a league game between Salt Lake and Butte for Friday afternoon. He and Manager Binford visited Glenwood grounds to prepare the field. Attendance is seen as a test of Ogden's support for a future Pacific Northwest franchise. Newmyer and Nlansen will bat for Salt Lake, drawing Ogden fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Grim
Tortland
Salt Lake
Ogden
Butte
Glenwood Grounds
Binford
Olen
Newmyer
Nlansen
No Fusion With Socialists Denied by Salt Lake Paper
A Salt Lake paper claims Ogden unions struck a fusion deal with Socialists to endorse their platform. The report is disputed. Ogden Socialist fusion was defeated 18 to 14 at a meeting. Socialists will run their own ticket while union labor members vote by individual party.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Stundey
Mellen Resigns and New York and New Haven Presidency
The Despatch reports Charles Mellen will resign as Northern Pacific president on Thursday. He is expected to become president of the New York and New Haven by October 21 and assume duties then. Uncertainty surrounds the Northern Pacific successor with no clear front runner publicly named.
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Et. Louis
Charles &. Mejlert
Northern Pacific
New York and
New Haven
T. D. Underwood
Erie
W. HI
Delaware
Lackawanna
Wreatern
C. W. Dunn
Hill
New York
Money rates hold steady as markets show little change
Money on call steady at 2 1 2 3 percent. Prime mercantile paper 6 6 1 2 percent. Sterling exchange firms to actual business in bankers bills at 4 8610 4 8615 for demand and 4 8220 4 8225 for sixty days. Posted rates 4 63 4 87. Commercial bill 4 82. Mexican dollars 45 12. Bar Silver 90 3 8.
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New York
Aoney
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange Oaly
Ogden Real Estate Deal Sealed for 17000 Buy
Thomas Carr purchased 25 by 132 feet at the Grant avenue and 25th street corner including the Carr Drug store brick buildings for 17000. Carr says he has faith in Ogden and its bright future and that rent paid over 12 years justified the purchase.
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Thomas Carr
23Th Street
Grant Avenue
Anim Martin
25Th Street
Carr Drug Store
Ihe
Carr
Ogden
Confidence in Prosperity Prompts Stock Market Rally
New York on September 23 reports a stock market rise driven by assurances that fundamentals remain sound and fears of money stringency are unfounded. Brokers aligned with major banks led the buying, signaling confidence in persistent prosperity.
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New York
Freight rate talk stirs railroads plan joint conference
Reports claim a broad push for a January freight rate rise across major lines. Officials cite no general 10 percent increase, noting possible classification shifts and year-end adjustments but emphasizing no justification for a broad hike. A New York meeting with Gulf Lines and western carriers aims to fix inland through rates to Baltimore as a baseline.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Chicago
New York-Missouri River Lines
Trunk Line
Gulf Lines
Western Freight Association Lines
trans-Missouri Lines
Missouri River
Western Territory
London
Seaboard
Baltimore
Notice of Assessment at Overland Mining and Milling Company
Stockholders are notified that on September 28, 1903 an assessment of one mill per share on the capital stock was levied by directors. Unpaid stock by October 22 becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale. payment by November 23 avoids sale. Joseph Goddard, secretary, Ogden Utah.
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Overland Mining & Milling Company
Orden City
Utah
Overland Mining and Milling Company
Joseph Goddard
Gale
Moffat Lane
Ogden
President Roosevelt Holds Busy Washington Day
Roosevelt's first day in Washington featured a long conference with Acting Secretary Garfield on the Miller case. At 1 o'clock John Mitchell, head of the miners' union, lunched with the President and several cabinet members including Moody Payne and Wilson.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garfield
Department of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Moody
Payne
Wilson
Cellera
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Attacks Roosevelt Fashion and Society
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish in a blunt critique of Mrs Roosevelt announcing she wears gowns of domestic make and urging American designers to lead fashion She also denounces equality with Negroes and warns against European alliances warning of aristocracy and intermarriage with foreign nobility The piece cites Mrs Astor and Miss Geelet in social rivalry and notes a $2 000 000 dowry for a duke marriage reflecting the era’s snobbery and class divides.
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St. Louis
Mrs. Astor
Europe
New York
Miss Geelet
Duke of Roxburghe
Spence and Young Lead Open of National Women's Golf
Promptly at 10 today Misa Spence of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia and Mia Elizabeth Young of Calumet Club Chicago drove off in the first qualifying round at the Chicago club links. Weather was near perfect as 32 players will qualify for match play on 18 holes starting tomorrow, with finals Saturday.
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Wheston
Misa Spence
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Mia
Elizabeth Young
Calumet Club
Chicago
Misa Anthony
Misa Ostood
Brookline
Heaton
Handsome Girl Victim of Jealousy in San Francisco
Marie Jordan a cloak and suit shop saleslady was shot dead by Edward De La Brousse on Kearney Street during a jealous rage. He fired two shots, killed her, then shot himself. the first attempt failed, the second killed him. Both were found near the scene with Jordan dead and De La Brousse gravely wounded.
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San Francisco
Marie Jordan
Edward de la Brousse
Miss Jordan
Armand Cailleau
Kearney Street
Brousse
Haberdashery
Wolf & Frank
Jordan
Cossack System of Outposts Trial Hinted in Maneuvers
Camp Young N. Sept 20. Today's army maneuvers focused on outpost drilling as the Cossack system of this field work, recently adopted, is expected to see its first trial. Militia units from several states are due to arrive tomorrow. Weather remains fine.
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Sofia
Yontichef
Razlog
Novokod
Eealthiasar
Melnik
Geres
Bracedonia
Macedonia
Camp Young
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Favorable Maturation Across Regions
The bulletin notes unusually favorable weather for maturing late corn with frosts mostly harmless in the central and eastern corn belt. Under 20 percent of corn unmatured, some risk in South Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin but feed quality remains good southward. Harvesting advances in spring wheat regions and on the northern Pacific coast. Cotton harvesting is largely complete with seasonable temperatures across the belt.
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Washington
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Pacific
ICC protests customs invoices for St Louis exposition
Manila reports the International Chamber of Commerce protested the collector of customs for providing sample invoices of shipments to the St Louis exposition. They demand the invoices be treated as private documents and may seek foreign consular intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
International Chamber of Commerce
Collector of Customs
St. Louis Exposition
Archbishop Kain in Critical Condition at St Agnes Sanitarium
Baltimore report says Archbishop Kain of St Louis is a patient at St Agnes Sanitarium in critical condition today. Physicians are in constant attendance at his bedside.
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Baltimore
Kain
St. Louis
St. Agnes Sanitarium
Bie
Warship Nashville Departs for St Andrews Island
The gun boat Nashville sailed from Perzcalad last evening for St Andrews Island on the Nicaraguad coast where American citizens faced ill treatment. Commander Hubbard will lead an investigation and take steps to protect the sufferers.
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Washington
Navy Yard Department
Pertsacolad
Nashville
St. Andrews Island
Parochial Scholars Observe Boston Church Centennial
Pupils from 75 parochial schools in the Boston archdiocese, nearly 60 000 students, held morning exercises commemorating the centennial of the first Catholic church in Boston. A final observance will be at Symphony Hall tonight with Archbishop Williams, Dr Byrne presiding, and addresses by Mayor Collins and Thomas Gargan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Archdiocese of
Symphony Hall
Archbishop Williams
Byrne
Patrick A. Collins
Thomas J. Gargan
Chemist Colby to Inspect Foreign Foods at Pacific Ports
Prof Colby of the University of California renowned chemist was appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture to examine foreign food products arriving at Pacific coast ports. New York Sept 20 The Consolidated Stock Exchange firm Taylor and Mandeville suspended today due to missed margins. The firm is led by Henry J Taylor and J Arthur Mandeville.
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Colby
University of California
Secretary of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
New York
Stock Exchange
Taylor and Mandeville
Henry J. Taylor
J. Arthur Mandeville
Professor Ben. of Tufts College Dies at 66
Marblehead Massachusetts reports the death of Ben. of Brown after 35 years as a mathematics professor at Tufts College. He died today from heart disease at age 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
Ben
Brown
Tufts College
Prince Royal Tops Great Teal Stakes at One Mile Two Furlongs
London reports Prince Royal wins the Great Teal stake for three year olds in a ten race pattern with 1 006 overeogns added. Dan Michael ridden by W C Whitney finishes second and Arion takes third.
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London
Prince Royal
W. C. Whitney
Dan Michael
Arion
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