Maud the Mule Driver Triggers Escape and Capture
Henry Wailes a 19 year old worker on Bishop MacFarland’s ranch at Weber Drives away with a team and causes alarm before being captured by sheriff’s deputies. He is held for examination as officials consider sending him home to Johnston Colorado after detaining him briefly.
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Henry Wailes
Bishop MacFarland
Weat Weber
Johnston
Colo
MacFarland
Weel Weber
Watles
Sheriff's Office
Foud
Murphy
Burke
Ogden
Colorado
Wilson
Young Walles
Johnstown
Maud
Articles filed for H Browne company of Ogden
A copy of the articles of incorporation for the H Browne company of Ogden was filed with the secretary of state. Capital stock is $50.00 with shares par value $100. S H Browne serves as president and W D Vincent as vice president J J Browne as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Company
Browne Company of
Ogden
S H. Browne
W. D. Vincent
J. J. Browne
New Bank for Chicago Authorized to Begin Business
The La Balle National Bank of Chicago with a capital of $1,000,000 is authorized by the comptroller to start operations. Senator William Lorimer of Illinois is to be president.
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Washington
la Balle National Bank of Chicago
Comptroller of the Treasury
William Lorimer
Mlinois
Electrification of Road to Brigham City Begins
Ogden Rapid Transit signs contracts for copper wire valued at 245000 to electrify the Brigham City road. Sup eintendent Bailey says orders will arrive soon and electrification starts after material receipt. Wire totals 225000 pounds enough for 26 miles of track with multiple wires in some sections. Robling & Sons, Ohio Brass, American Steel and Iron, and local Electric Supply and Fixture are suppliers. grade to Willard completed and workers operate on the northward extension.
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Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Brigham City
Supeependent
Robling & Sons of
Chicago
Ohio Brass Company
American Steel and Iron Company
Local Electric Supply and Fixture Company
Ed Lawrence
Willard
Cort Forms National Theater Owners Association Backed by Fifty Million
Seventy five theater owners representing about two hundred venues in the United States and Canada vote to organize a National Theater Owners association. Officers include John Cort as president Mose Reiss as vice president J J Coleman as secretary Albert Weis as treasurer. Circuits span from Pacific coast to New England and beyond.
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New York
United States
Canada
National Theater Owners’ Association
John Cort
Mose Reiss
J. J. Coleman
Albert Weis
Northwestern Theatrical Association
Columbia
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Asa
The Red Mill Pleasing Offering at Ogden Theater
Martin and Emery presented The Red Mill to a receptive Ogden audience. Bert O Swor and Frank er Woods excelled as Kid Connor and Con Kidder with a strong supporting cast led by Otto Koermer and Mabel de Nordendorf. The show impressed despite a small stage and drew a well filled house.
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Ogden Theater
Martin &Emery
Red Mill
Food Company
Bert O Swor
Franker Woods
Kid Connor
Con Kidder
Otto Koermer
Alvin Laugh- In
Karl Harberg
S. W Scott
Harry R. McClain
Percy Bacon
Mabel de Nordendorf
Vernice Martyn
Orginal “Road
Missouri runs word contest for five acre farm prize
The State of Missouri through the immigrant board offers a five acre farm to the person in the United States who finds the greatest number of words from the phrase Missouri Homes The winner will be announced by Governor Hadley at the land congress of Ironton on May 25 The farm lies 40 miles from St Louis in the Arcadia valley.
San Francisco Proclaims Aid for Costa Rica Earthquake Sufferers
Acting Mayor J. Kolly issues a proclamation asking San Francisco residents to aid victims of the Costa Rican earthquake. The appeal requests donations and assistance to relieve suffering and support relief efforts.
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San Francisco
San Franciseco
J. ©. Kolly
Rawhide Mining Camp Booms with Rich New Strikes
Local miner W. F. Wedell reports Rawhide is booming with several exceptionally rich finds. Codd Mines on the St Ives lease reports sulfide ore at 40 feet yielding about 1609 per ton, with another sample showing over 74 ounces of gold per ton after roasting. Weing Gratt-Balcon Hill unit posts average 156.19 per ton since March 1900, while other Ogden properties also show strong returns as depths increase.
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W. FB Wedell
Nevada
Rawhide
Codd Mines Company
St. Ives
Sears
California
Gratt-Balcon Hill Mining & Leasing Company
Weing
Comstock
Famous Chicago Policeman Dies in Chicago
Chicago May 7 Former Police Captain Win Ward who helped quell the Haymarket riot twenty four years ago in which many officers died died today of heart disease. Ward, famed for his role in the historic event, passed in Chicago.
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Chicago
Win Ward
Tiistorle
Haymarket
Tomi
Ogden Fair Grounds Race Meet Officials Named
Wasatch Jockey club in Salt Lake City completes spring race meet plans at Ogden Fair Grounds May 25 to June 4. Six daily races with purses around 900 dollars. betting ring open to reputable bookmakers. pool boys banned. Bids for privileges close May 11 to 16 with certified checks.
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Salt Lake City
Wasatch Jockey Club
Ogden Fair Grounds
Ogden
Salt Lake
Inter
Fla Lamer
Earl G. McQuaid
Scales
James Weber
W. D. Rishel
Oakland
McQuotde
Cannon Celebrates 74th Birthday in Dignified Session
Washington May 7 Speaker Cannon turned 74 today as rooms near the House floor were festooned with Newpers gifts of position and personal friends. He spent the day in a merry mood and received congratulations from many well wishers.
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Washington
Cannon
New York Theatrical Types in Harris Office
In New York City the typing offices handled a collection of plays. the record of the best American dramas that arrived in Henry R. Harris' office last week totals fifty one.
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New York City
Henry R. Harris
Still Chance 10 Boost for Ogden
Census officials inspect Ogden work and declare correct count obtained. Colonel Myton and Special Census Agent Pope arrived from Salt Lake for final inspection and praised Weber club officials for good effort since counting began. Weber club reports 5090 special blanks issued for missed residents. residents urged to report overlooked individuals to secure registration.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Myton
Pope
Weber Club
Legitimacy of Slave Born Children Upheld by State Supreme Court
In San Francisco, May 7, the state supreme court ruled that children born to slaves before the Civil War in contract marriages are not legitimate heirs. Justice Lindenshaw dissented, calling the doctrine repugnant to humanity and refusing to sanction it.
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San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Mary Jane Stephens
Basil Campbell
Lindenshaw
Apple growers urged to spray trees amid moth threat
County Horticultural Inspector R M Rasmussen warns Weber County farmers that the time to spray apple trees is very short to combat the cooking moth. A spray formula using lead arsenate is provided and enforcement of a wormy apple condemnation law is promised next fall. Park Superintendent Van der Sheholtz adds shrubbery insect control tips with a Paris green solution.
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R. M. Rasmussen
Weber County
Hie
M. Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Park
van der Sheholtz
Paris
Best spray for small plots and ready to use
The text promotes a convenient spray for small plots using one tablespoon of To bak-Ine to each gallon of water. It notes that either parts green or tobacco can be purchased at any drug store and prepared for use at all times.
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Ed. Greenweil
Crief
Twenty-fourth Street
Jay Groo
Salt Lane
Embry Mission
iBennett Block
Twenty-sixth
Grant Avenue
Pupite
Chas. Peterson
Nebraska
Mrs
Frank Peterson
Twenty-third Street
NEW Bank For Chicago
Newman & Jackson
Carl Independent
Cort
Show Trust
Ban
Power
State OF
Missouri
Wedell
Sagebrush
California Supreme Court
Lewis & CO. Jewelers
Opticians
Tanth
Pano
East
Oniy
Aher
T ' Ae Penske
Ee Wenn
Harry’s
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