D W Stone Wins Contract for County Infirmary Annex
The Board of County Commissioners awarded the infirmary annex contract to D W Stone for 4740 with a 75 day completion plan. Other bids ranged up to 5780 by Fred Howard and 4863 by Wm Fisher. A resignation from Hooper precinct constable John James Dyson was accepted and a replacement sought. James Wadman was named registry agent for the Ninth Ogden precinct.
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Board of County Commissioners
D. W. Stone
Isakson & Kihtstrom
Wm. Fisher
If Humphries
Fred Howard
Branford
Woods
Stone
John James Dyson
Hooper
Fowers
Lake Shore
James Wadman
Ogden
Stand Ard business office hours set by week
The business office will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. daily except Sunday, when hours are 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.
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the Standard
Business office No 5¢ Ore Ring
Editorial Room No 56 Two Rings
Weather outlook for tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions with possible local showers and cooler air tonight. Thursday brings continued unsettled weather with showers possible and cooler temperatures across the region.
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Weatner
Insurance policy query and local notes in Ogden paper
Random notices from Ogden include insurance details for General W H Senrose of Salt Lake City with Union Central of Ohio and premiums. local business and legal notices. a fish shop tip. a real estate transfer at Twenty-fifth Street and Grant Avenue. a funeral for Christopher Ingvebretson. and staff changes at Union Pacific.
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W. H. Senrose
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Central
Ohio
W. W. Kennedy Mer
First
Nat'l Bank
Ity
Jean McMillen
New Orleans
Weatherby’s
C. Warrion
C. C. Whitemore
Balt Lake
Ellis
J. J. Care
Ann Horrocks Martin Theatore
Twenty-fifth Street
Grant Avenue
Twenty-ffth Street
San Jose Officials Take Over District Passenger Agent Duties
T. W. Collins, former traveling passenger agent, is replaced as San Jose assumes the duties. Deputy Seabring reports Sheriff Bailey in Salt Lake has arrested a man named W. H. Smith for horse theft from Sam Jost. Wm. Tuttle is jailed as an accomplice. Bailey will return prisoners to Ogden tonight.
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San Jose
T. W. Collins
Seabring
Bailey
Salt Lake
W. H. Smith
Sam Jost
Wm. Tuttle
Sherif Bailey
Ogden
New Management at Southwell Hall to Open Next Saturday
Southwell's hall will be opened next Saturday night under the management of D. Farnland. Regular dances will be given Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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Southwell’s
D. Farnland
Rockefellow Trial Opens On Rape Charges In Municipal Court
The Municipal Court hears cases in which John B. Rockefellow and Gee Ben face rape charges with Mrs. Barnard Lindsay as an accessory. Jazzie Peterson testifies as the 15 year old alleged victim, while Mary Hilen Jenkins corroborates. Defense presents five family witnesses claiming alibi as the trial extends to tomorrow morning. Mrs. Rockefellow appears in court with her baby.
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John B. Rockefellow
Gee Ben
Chinaman
Barnard Lindsay
Rockefellow
Jazzie Peterson
Nulaniski
V. L. Maginnis
Witnesaca
Céfec
Howell
Hungarian premier resigns amid political turmoil
In Buda on September 30 Count Hedervary formally announced his resignation as premier and urged adjournment to await a new government. The president ruled Cabinet resignation insufficient for adjournment and urged continued work. Francis Kossuth urged a strong successor to challenge Austrian interference. German merchants fear for their lives amid Hungary language tensions. Hedervary again submitted resignation after a hostile vote and telegraphed to Emperor Francis Joseph seeking acceptance.
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Gut. Buda
Count Hedervary
County Apponyj
Francis Kossuth
von Koerber
Francis Joseph
Treasury disburses funds for Australian gold deposits
New York on September 30 reports the sub-treasury disbursed 1.9187 million dollars to local banks for Australian gold deposited at San Francisco.
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New York
San Francisco
Youthful burglars caught after Phillips Grocery theft
Deputy Sheriff Sebring and Officer Chambers arrested Frank Cunningham and Teed Thompson for the Phillips Grocery burglary at Twenty first and Madison. Cunningham confessed. Thompson escaped twice, then fled the Salvation Army barracks. Thompson, about 17, is son of a widow on the east bench, with prior thefts. Cunningham recently arrived from Denver.
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Sebring
Robert Chambers
Frank Cunningham
Teed Thompson
Phillips
Twenty-first
Madson
Cunningham
Thompson
Iity
East Bench
Ogden
Ife
Denver
Teachers Return From Europe Trip
Misa Rose Hamer of Logan and Matilda Peterson of Puntaville, teachers at B. Y. College of Logan, returned from a four month journey across Europe visiting England France Switzerland Holland Germany and Scandinavia. They plan to save money for another trip, and friends in Ogden welcome their tales of Europe and its people.
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Misa Rose Hamer
Logan
Matilda Peterson
Puntaville
B. Y. College of
Tri
Europe
Tity
England
France
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Scandinavia
Ogden
Coal Miners Set to Strike North of Colorado Springs
About 300 miners across six mines north of Colorado Springs brought out their tools this afternoon and plan a strike tonight after operators refused to grant demands made at a district convention last week.
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Colorado Springs
Packers Will Not Strike Amid Conference Hope for Settlement
Chicago September 30 representatives of packing trades unions and the packers held a conference to settle the threatened trouble at the yards. At the close no definite decision was made but a peaceful settlement was expected.
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Chicago
New Window Glass Price List Announced for Traders
Wittsburg reports a new price list and discounts for window glass that take effect tomorrow. The discounts imply higher prices than the past several months if enforced.
Harriman threatens resignation at Union Pacific
Reports say 3 percent Harriman and Kuhn Loeb & Co. are selling stocks tied to Harriman interests. Harriman may resign as president of the Union Pacific system and withdraw from dealings with Morgan and his party, amid financial tension among leading interests.
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Union Pacifics
New York
HL Harriman and Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Harriman
Union Pagifle System
Dforgan
Imperial call for 50,000 recruits nearly completes Nizam
Constantinople reports an imperial decree seeks 50,000 conscripts from the districts of the second and third army corps to reinforce the regular battalions in Macedonia. The move aims to bolster the Ottoman forces as tensions rise in the region.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
New York University Chancellor urges church training for students
Chancellor Mac Cracken of New York University warned about the lack of church training among students in a speech to the student body. He proposed requiring a Sunday school diploma for freshmen certifying knowledge of commandments sermons catechism psalms and hymns and said the university would join groups demanding such entrance standards to strengthen reverence for divine things.
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New York
MacCracken
New York University
Ile
Former U.S. Marshal Ex-Deputy Sentenced in Robbery Case
Des Moines reports WW A. Richards, former deputy U S Marshal, was sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary for the burglary of Mrs. Sarah Sullivan's Hamilton home.
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Des Moines
A. Richards
United States
Sarah Sullivan
Hamilton
Laws
No Failures in London Stock Market Report
London reports a steady settlement on the stock exchange with no disclosed difficulties by 3 o'clock. Alarmist rumors have ceased and no serious failures are anticipated as the improved tent seen yesterday closes up this morning.
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London
London Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Calmly Await Their End in Dannemora
Dannemora New York September 30. The three Van Wormer brothers sit in silence awaiting their noon execution for the murder of their uncle Peter A Hallenbeck. They display calmness that has characterized their conduct since arrival at the prison.
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Dannemora
N. Y
van Wormer Brothers
Peter A. Hallenbeck
Miss Grant Escapes Serious Injuries In Runaway
In San Diego on September 30 Julia Grant daughter of A S Grant and Miss Isabel G Ingle narrowly escaped severe injuries when a light buggy overturned on Eighth street. Both girls were thrown to the ground bruised about head and shoulders and later removed to their homes by carriage.
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San Diego
Cal
Mise
Julia Grant
A. 5. Grant
Misa
Isabel G. Ingle
Eighth Street
Electric Cure Lectures Promote Nervous System Health
Mrs. Fowler announces a new electricity based system taught at Conley's Academy and Cowley's Academy. She claims electricity directs nerves and brain function to restore circulation and cure chronic diseases with sessions beginning October 1 and 6, with office hours at Motel Reed.
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Mra. 0
Fowler
Mra. O
Conley’s Academy
Classey
Cowley’s Academy
Washington Avenue
Reed
Commission Seeks Expanded Powers To Regulate Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission issues a circular to national exchanges seeking broader authority than current law. It criticizes the Elkins bill for lacking protections against discriminatory tariffs between regions or unjust classifications and carload practices. The commission aims to secure its authority to correct these alleged abuses.
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Chicago
Interstate Commission
Variousa Commercial and Mercantile Exchanges
Troops Reinforce Sault Ste Marie as City Restores Street Cars
Troops from Toronto under Col Buchanan arrived overnight in Sault Ste Marie to relieve Col Elliott and restore order after a riot at the Consolidated Lake Superior company works. About 200 more soldiers joined the detachment, assisting as street car service resumed without further disturbances. Several arrests were made, including Alexander Brunton and Charles Martin, with trials scheduled for October 5.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canadian Sea
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Col. Buchanan
Toronto
Col. Elliott
Wildes Station
Alexander Brunton
Consolidated
Charles Martin
Quibell
Brunton
Oing
International
Woman recounts wreck of Weymiss Bay voyage to Mazatlan
Mrs. Annie McNeill, wife of the Weymiss Bay steward, tells how the ill fated British ship wrecked on Creston Island rocks after leaving Newcastle bound for Mazatlan. She describes mutinous tension on board, the moment the anchor chain parted, and her escape in the first lifeboat to the General.
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San Francisco
Tara
Annie McNeill
Weymiss Bay
Firat
Manacon
Pampeto
Newcastle
Mazattlan
Mexico
Creston Island
Mazatlan Juat
G. M. McLaren
Boundary Commission Hears Death and Adjourns Session
London Sept 30. American counsel Tyler continued his argument at today's Boundary Commission session. He discusses the international implications as the proceedings adjourn after noting a death.
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Boundary Commission
London
Tifaunis Tyler
The
International
Death of Sir Michael Herbert Shocks Tribunal Finale
The tribunal paused as Lord Alverstone announced the death of Sir Michael Herbert who helped negotiate the treaty forming the commission. American counsel Jacob M. Dickinson and Sir Edward Carson expressed deep sorrow. The sitting adjourned and plans for transfer of Herbert’s remains were set with foreign authorities.
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Canada
Lord Alverstone
Michael Herbertt
Herbert
Jacob M. Dickinson
Bar
United States
Dickinson
Edward Carson
K. C
Michael Herbert
Lady Herbert
Earl of Pembroke
Countess of Pembroke
Lanslowne
Abassador
Foreign Office
England
Salisbury
Choate
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C. D. Ives
Broom Hotel
COR Infirmary
Fis
the Culley Drug Co
George Davenport
Canyon Road
Presbyterian
Fred Massa
Wash. Ave
Samuel Walker
Sacramento
Ara
Proudfit, Sporting Goods
Fick Eee Beeti
George Salversori
Susan Dunbar
Abel G. Dunbar
Thos. Cottle
Jens G. Christiansen
Paul W. &Techer
Sidney Stevens Impleyent Co
Board of Contest
Eleventh
National Irrigation Congress
Christopher Ingvebretson
Third Ward
Dened Rere
Ruble
Union Pacific
NEW Management
Meee
Tobor
Teer Thompson
Phillips Grocery
Bliss Matilda Peterson
Huntsville
Packers
Price Ox Window Glass
Miss Grant
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Sault Ste Marte
Aakers
Benjamin
the Toggery, Beason & Browne Coy
Tiventye Amth St
John Watson
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