Weather outlook for tonight and Wednesday
Generally fair conditions anticipated tonight and Wednesday. A line of local rain precedes the colder spell with frost possible tonight. Temperatures fall across the region as winds remain light.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1903
Page
6
Generally fair conditions anticipated tonight and Wednesday. A line of local rain precedes the colder spell with frost possible tonight. Temperatures fall across the region as winds remain light.
The page lists miscellaneous Ogden items including money to individuals, market prices for meat and poultry, licenses issued, travel notices, and social announcements. It notes a motion day in District Court, a bankruptcy ruling in Salt Lake, and upcoming events such as marriages and barber exams, with Telegraph details and local business promos.
Burke Kennedy and Williams were sentenced by Judge Rolapp to five years each in the penitentiary for assault with a deadly weapon in a Salt Lake District Court. Kennedy also pays a 500 dollar fine or 500 days in jail. The trio claimed innocence and denied involvement in the McIntyre holdup. They depart for Salt Lake tomorrow to join a state prison effort against Ogden criminals.
The widow of Prof Fowler of New York spoke on Brain Soul and Spirit detailing body soul and spirit. She urged locating the soul and promised Bible lectures next Sunday and lectures on Electricity to all and a gentlemen’s only talk Thursday night.
Jennie a King sues H H Jenderson as administrator of Elvin J Newkirk estate for 2888 dollars claimed for nursing care and room and board during illness. The complaint lists eight months room and board at 30 dollars, one month room rent, 32 weeks nursing at 20 dollars, and 100 weeks prior nursing at 20 dollars, totaling 2893 dollars with damages sought.
In a bold move Nub Clothes asserts its niche as a unique class within fashion design. The label emphasizes originality and independent style, steering away from mainstream trends.
Vintage advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for terrible itching and skin diseases, claiming instant relief and urging readers to purchase at any drug store.
Probate matters before Judge Rolapp include estates of Hadlock Fuller Kennedy McDonald and Hie stand. Sale of Hadlock real estate granted. Final account Hollingsworth approved for Edmund Fuller. Citations for Kennedy and McDonald continued one week. Guardianship for Enols Hie stand with letters revoked.
Foster's Band will perform one night each week at Party Hall with Dignan's aid. Regular Saturday dances start this October. No objectionable characters will be allowed, and patrons are asked to send in complaints. Clothes donations are in a class by themselves.
Yesterday afternoon in Salt Lake marriage licenses were issued to Patrick N. McCaffery and Agnes Gillfeather, and Fred Harrop and Vivian Y. Stanley of Ogden. McCaffery, age 44, is connected with the Southern Pacific company in Ogden as a pilot driver on the Ogden Shin Cut Off. Gillfeather, longtime Ogden employee of Z Burt Brothers, is described as a popular society belle. Harrop Brothers member Fred Harrop, of Five Points, is noted as a prominent young businessman.
Justice Anderson dissolves the injunction in the Delaware Indians versus Secretary Hitchcock and the Dawes Commission case over 357 000 acres in the Cherokees Nation set aside for Delaware use. The Delawares petition Court of Claims for 1 000 000 dollars, alleging defense costs and accusing Dawes members of oil lease interests and improper land claims.
A brief notice describes clothing plans associated with a parcel of land labeled as acres. The readable text indicates a proposed arrangement or development tied to the hub’s clothing facilities within the specified area.
The promoters of a new Ogden evening paper plan a six column eight page publication using Scripps News Association dispatches from San Francisco. Frank Cannon will be editor in chief and stock is to be raised to 50000 dollars with 19000 already subscribed. The start is expected around October 20 and a formal incorporation meeting is set for Thursday night.
A playful note suggests that Yuh Clothes are unique in their class, implying distinct style or quality that sets them apart from rivals and peers.
Edmonston arraigned on assault with a deadly weapon charge from Green Light saloon case. Bail set at 500 dollars, examination October 6 at 2 p m. Several defendants receive suspended sentences or fines, including Lynch for petit larceny and Gardner for cigars theft, with others set for hearings in early October 1903.
A fire at Dr I B Rolf's sanitarium in Kansas City on Sept 93 left G C Carey of Wichita dead and Mra in ne Strable injured. The blaze early today caused fatalities and injuries in the facility.
The Eleventh National Irrigation Congress Board met last evening and passed some bills after material reductions. They estimate a deficit of 300 to 500 dollars remains for the Board and unpaid bills. Protests over the Havemeyer Loving Cup award were not acted on and the board adjourned to meet again at 8 tonight.
Fragmentary line suggests a health tonic claim urging Burdock Blood Bit before seeking digestion and vitality. No clear event or person names to identify.
Presidents of Bricklayers Hod Carriers Structural Ironworkers Carpenters Painters and Plasterers International Unions gathered in Indianapolis to discuss a compact aimed at uniting the 725000 members. Some unions align with the AFL others with the NBC and some are independent. National and local councils are affected.
The Need Hotel lists guests arriving in a 24 hour period including Prof James J. Chumos from New York and H W Frieschoff spouses, with visitors from Missouri St. Louis to Denver, Philadelphia and Chicago. Names appear with varied spellings and multiple U S cities and states represented.
Amusements review hails Lady Dudleys Secret at the Grand as a masterful dramatic narrative. It praises its skill, simplicity, and moral force showing inevitable consequences when a woman falls from grace without sensationalism or explicit vice.
One of the greatest attractions will visit Ogden the William H. West Minstrels carrying the largest and most expensive equipment of any Minstrel company. Sixteen vocalists headline a 40 member company under Sanford B. Ricaby supervising the show.
Reduced rates to the Utah State Fair in Salt Lake City for October 17 2003 via the Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale October 1 through October 6 with return valid through October 12. One fare covers round trip.
Ogden to Salt Lake City round trip for 13 dollars under a special for Oct 1 to 6. Depart Ogden 8:30 a.m. and return from Salt Lake 5:00 p.m. on the 4th to 6th. Regular trains depart at 7:35 a.m., 9:10 a.m., 10:55 a.m., 3:05 p.m., and 7:10 p.m. Tickets on sale Oct 1–6. return by Oct 12, 1903. For details see G. If Corse or C. A. Henry, ticket agents.
Local coal and ice firm Jones Coal and Ice Co advertises top quality supplies from its Kemmerer office at 407 24th Yard Corn Sit and Wall. Telephone 1402.
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