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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1903

Page

8

Rock Island System Announces Lower Rates to Midwest

On September 1 8 16 and October 6 the Rock Island System will sell tickets from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to all points in Indiana Louisville Ky and many points in Ohio at one and one third fare for the round trip. Tickets are valid for return thirty days from sale. Contact nearest ticket agent or write Hal Ray General Agent Denver Colorado.

Rock Island System Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Indiana Louisville Ohio Hal Ray Colorado

President Smith Opposes Reed Smoot Electric Railway Franchise

Joseph F. Smith head of the Mormon church A F Dore and many taxpayers protest to the Council against granting the Reed Smoot led franchise to build an electric railway on First and Second West and First North streets claiming no public necessity and fearing irreparable damage to nearby properties from freight and express service and passenger use.

Joseph F. Smith The Mormon Church A. F. Doremus Reed Smoot First Second West First North Streets

Salt Lake Marriage Licenses Listed by City

William W. Smith and Lena M. Wood from Murray and Huntington, ages 24 and 20, join a log of couples including LeRoy B. Hughes and Tessie Y. Clawson in Salt Lake City. Other pairs include Thomas Stean and Louisa McCrudgington from Mill Creek, Elmer A. Vai and Hattie Pollock, Patrick N. McCafferey and Agnes Gillfeather, Walter J. Hager and Catherine M. Robar, Valentine S. Snow and Katherine J. Rogers, Claud H. Taylor and Florence Bates, Lewis Schlie and Mayetta Jones, Robert A. Canhan and Ada Limstead.

William W. Smith Murray Lena M. Wood Huntington LeRoy B. Hughes Salt Lake City Tessie Y. Clawson Salt Lake Thomas Stean Mill Creek Louisa McCrudgington Elmer A. Vai Hattie Pollock Patrick N. McCafferey Agnes Gillfeather Ogden Walter J. Hager Bonanza Colo Catherine M. Robar Valentine S. Snow Katherine J. Rogers Claud H. Taylor Florence Bates Lewis Schlie Mayetta Jones Robert A. Canhan Ada Limstead

Ministers bury proposition for anti Mormon fight

The Ministerial Alliance rejects and buries a resolution calling for a Gentile Mormon confrontation in the city election. Members deny authorship and refuse to act on the measure. The document is laid on the table indefinitely as Rev. Dr. Wallace of Boulder delivers a paper on fact and fancies regarding integration.

Wroth Wallace Boulder Colo

Show case stolen from Palmer pawn shop on Commercial Street

A show case filled with pawnbroker goods including revolvers knives watches and jewelry was stolen from in front of A Lincoln Palmer's pawn shop at 47 Commercial Street around 6 pm. Police suspect it was loaded into a wagon and taken while the proprietor attended a customer. A second theft of clothing occurred nearby in plain sight.

Commercial Street Salt Lake A. Lincoln Palmer Palmer

Robberies Target A Clothing Store On Commercial Street

A second robbery occurred about nine o'clock at Hyman Eckstein's clothing store at 67 Commercial Street. The thief, while the proprietor was with a customer, grabbed two suits of clothes and a pair of shoes from a doorway table, fled across the street with the bundle, and escaped into a saloon. A witness later saw him exit the saloon back door, but the trail was then lost.

Hyman Eckstein Commercial Street Ecktein

Love and wooden leg anchor bitter breach suit clash

Albert G. Matthews an Oregon Short Line engineer testifies in a $5,000 breach of promise case denying engagement to Mrs. Francis Parratt. He calls her a crippled older woman and claims his visits were friendly and not matrimonially motivated. He says the ring was given only after persistent requests and that her claims of future vows are false.

Albert G. Matthews Francis Parratt Matthews Oregon Bountiful Centerville

Fasting case death ends long illness of Arthur Van Meter

Arthur Van Meter died in Meadville Pennsylvania after a months long fast aimed at curing dropsy. He began the regimen after other treatments failed and lost about one hundred pounds from 225 to 125. Medical observers noted temporary health gains but concluded the death was not proven caused by the fasting treatment.

Arthur van Meter Meadville van Meter Tanner Mr. van Meter California Middle West

Ex Senator Brown and Mrs Bradley in court clash

The Salt Lake Herald reports the Brown Bradley case will be arraigned in district court with Mrs Bradley set to plead, while Senator Brown seeks dismissal over witness parity. Mrs Bradley vows to plead guilty and reveal details to protect her children as letters from Arthur Brown surface.

The Salt Lake Herald Brown-Bradley District ‘Court Mrs. Bradley Senator Brown Brownd Abe Bradley Anna M. Bradley Arthur Brown Idaho Arthur Salt Lake Brown Nephi Dolly M. Brown Atend P.m NER Salt Lake City Dollie

Long Fast Ends in Tragic Death After High Profile Trial

After ignoring his doctor, Van Meter pursued a prolonged fast with daily meals during a Meadville treatment. Despite showing health gains and writing from Salt Lake City claiming vigor, heart trouble likely caused his death as the public followed his case and sought details of the fasting regimen. Mrs. Van Meter traveled East with him.

van Meter Meadville Salt Lake City United States

Robbers Hold Up Horace and William Clayton on First South Street

Horace and William Clayton of West First North Street were robbed at about 11 last night on First South Street between First and Second West. Three armed men took $3 or $1 and a cheap watch after two guns were pointed at the brothers, who then went toward home and called police from Saltair depot. Two suspects of medium size wore dark clothes and derby hats, the third taller with no front tooth and a light hat. Police pursued the culprits.

Horace Wiliam Clayton First North Street First South Street First Second West Saltair

Blacksmith John Thompson Beaten and Detained for Theft

John Thompson a 4 blacksmith is beaten in the Mint saloon on East Second South Street after taking a bottle of whiskey. The night bartender struck him and Night Watchman Abe Randolph restrained him, leading to his detainment.

Mint East Second South Street John Thompson the Mint Abe Randolph Thompson Barkeper

Thompson and Thompson Claret Flow at Saddle Rock Fight

A clash outside the Saddle Rock on Main Street ended with Thompson arrested for petit larceny after the night watchman intervened. The fracas began when whiskey was recovered and the claret splashed from Thompson’s nose during the altercation.

Saddle Rock Main Street Thompson

Multiple local notices and social updates in Salt Lake area

A hand car accident injures Nicholas Kafeclogianin in Salt Lake City. A smallpox case involves M C Hudson, 24, with two cases reported recently. C W Sloan faces $75 fake check charge with $250 bond set. arraignment date to be fixed. Frank E Dahl buys 483 East Ninth South Street home. Nurses Miss ous an E and Miss Mollie McKee build a Lincoln avenue cottage via J Donnan Reavis. State pen guard Schettler denial of higher pay. Hamilton Fish and Illinois Central Railroad party arrive in Salt Lake City en route to coast. Kearns Milner and E W Kelly revisit Iron county hematite deposits and plan a San Pedro branch spur toward the mineral belt.

Frank E. Dahl Mercur East Ninth South Street Ousan E Mollie McKee Lincoln Avenue J. Donnan Reavis Hamilton Fish Illinois Central Railroad Salt Lake City President Fish Denver Colorado Springs Kearns Col. S. B. Milner and Son E. W. Kelly Iron County San Pedro

Cincinnati Southern Train Wreck Near Glen Mury Tennessee

A Cincinnati Southern passenger train, bound for Cincinnati, derailed after striking a cow near Glen Mury in Tennessee. The incident occurred at around 10 a.m. yesterday, injuring several passengers and suspending service as crews cleared the wreck.

Cincinnati Southern Chattanooga Tenn Cincinnaati Southern Glen Mury Tene

Sensational Robbery Stirs Eureka Night Club Scene

Two masked men held up Jake Snyder's Anela Saloon in Eureka, seizing about 3100 from games and a revolver, firing on pursuit as they fled toward Leadville and Camp Flora. Officers fired back, two suspects arrested, others at large amid wider manhunt and bank precautions.

Eureka Jake Snyder Tom Hannifin Joe Clavell Frank Loveless Hannifin Leadville Row Cronin Morleys Camp Flosd Lesa Desort Kimball McCornick & Co Oxford

Catarrh Cure Claim Stirs Faithful Readers

The article touts Trall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any failing case, listing Toledo, Ohio address and urging inquiries and testimonials.

F. J. Cheney Toledo Hall

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