Deserted infant found in telescope grip at Read residence
A baby about eight days old and two weeks premature was found sleeping in wrapping inside a telescope grip left at Thos. W. Read's grocery on Washington avenue. Two well dressed boys said a stranger gave them the package and promised to return. Police and Dr. Anna Reis investigated. no parents identified yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. W. Read
Washington Avenue
Twentyeninth Street
Read
Twenty-ninth Street
Washington
Grant Avenue
Mr. Read
Anna Reis
Improvements In A New Soda Fountain At Badcon’s Pharmacy
The new soda fountain at Badcon’s Pharmacy is built for cleanliness and efficiency with German silver interiors, heavy white porcelain bowls, regulated aluminum pumps, a brushless glass washer, and an ice chest producing fifty to seventy five pounds of ice daily. Marble tops and oak trim enhance appearance while pure fruit juices are used. Time permitting, an inspection proves instructive and confirms a departure from older designs.
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Badcon
Sies
Halley’s Comet Tail Seen in South Africa
A South Africa cable from Dr H T A Jones of Johannesburg reports Halley’s comet tail measured 19 degrees long with a observed branching last evening in Cambridge Wass May 21.
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Cambridge, Wass
South Africa
H.T. A. Jones
Johannesburg
Halley
Salt Lake Man Dies After Illness in City
Salt Lake City May 21 Edward H Airls a prominent mining man and capitalist in Salt Lake City died this afternoon after a long illness from cancer He was sixty six years old and a leading figure in local industry with wide business interests he leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Edward H. Airls
Attell to Meet Driscoll in California Prep Fight
Abe Attell plans a California training camp next week for his bout with Driscoll. He will not agree to weigh 126 pounds four hours before the fight but may accept 125 pounds at ringside.
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New York
Abe Attell
California
Driscoll
Local Brevities and Oddities At The Pheum Tonight
Henri Montenos explains circumnavigating the globe in five years without money. An extra feature at the Orpheum tonight and Monday with no extra charge. A fuzzy “Halley’s comet tail” found at Falstaff case turns out to be a sheep tail washed and combed. Mercantile Installment fears confusion with rival closing hours, noting early-closing pact adherence. Nick Dar is arrested in Lester Park for a supposed taxicab theft or assault and will be arraigned Monday to explain American and “hour land” customs.
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Henri Montenos
Orpheum
Dan Enalen
Observatory Peak
Harry Reinghriber
Mercantile Installment Company
Hhe
Tme
Wallan
Nick Dar
Hearn
Keith
Lester Park
America
Petty Offenders Taken by Police
A number of arrests were made last evening by the police all the cases being petty offenses JM Shea was arrested by Captain Brown and Detective Burke on mendicancy charges for begging from passersby on Twenty fifth street Urban Cole aug Jr Butts were rounded up by Officer Layne in Electric alley and charged with buying a Saturday night tag Louis Artpian an Italian was arrested by Officer Crompton at the Denver rooming house after causing a disturbance and threatening bystanders with a gun Artpiani was charged with carrying concealed weapons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Shea
Captain Brown
Burke
Twenty-fifth Street
Urban Cole Aug Jr
Butts
Layne
Electric Alley
Louis Artpian
Crompton
Denver
Artpiani
Pinchot to Speak at St Paul Roosevelt Club Banquet
Pinchot, once fired as chief forester, has agreed to address the Roosevelt Club banquet in St Paul May end of month on conservation and the Taft Pinchot split. James R Garfield is invited to discuss conservation as part of the event plan.
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ST. Paul
Minn
United States Congress
Richard A Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Gifford Pinchot
Forrester
Roosevelt Club
St Paul
Forester
Betwen
Taft
James R Garfield
We Interior
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Europe
Winona
Washington Supreme Court rules treaties override state inheritance tax
The Washington Supreme Court ruled that a 1788 1827 treaty with Norway and Sweden supersedes state inheritance tax rules, preventing foreign heirs from paying higher taxes than residents. The decision supports heirs of Peter G. Stixrud and affects related cases. Justices Fullerton and Gose dissented without stated reasons.
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Spokane
Wash
State Supreme Court of Washington
Norway
Sweden
Peter G. Stixrud
Olympia
Ani Ale Fer
Fullerton and
Gose
Tax Commission
Aay
Veterans Social Event At Lincoln Circle No 2
Lincoln Circle No 2 Ladies of the G A T hosted Dix Logan Post and Spanish War veterans for a social in K P hall. The program featured songs instrumental pieces recitations and brief addresses with performances by Mrs Lyman Miss Hart Mr Bean Miss Grane Russell Nellie Ramey and a four member quartet. Supper followed and the closing number was America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Dix Logan
K. P. Hall
Mra. Lyman
Boston
Miss Hart
Mr. Bean
A. R
Gallitin
Lincoln
Sky Pilots Start Own Settlement in Washington
Sky Pilot Settlement near Privet Rapids on the Columbia River 30 miles north of White Bluffs hosts landholders and tillers who are ministers of the gospel. Rev EM Elde leads the project with several thousand acres set to apples vineyards and alfalfa. The colony emphasizes mutual aid not communism and may be known as Sky Pilot Settlement or Eideville if postal service extends there.
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Spokane
Wash
Privet Rapids
Columbia River
White Bluffs
EM. Elde
America
Elde
Washington
Sky Pilot Settlement
Eideville
Barbers Debate Breath Standards and Onion Policy
Spokane May 21 Thomas Ivey secretary treasurer of the Washington State Federation of Barbers opposes Waterloo Nebraska city council rules barring barbers from eating onions. He argues Washington licenses barbers with rules against offensive habits and calls for a national statute or a breath test exchange before grooming. A resolution on the issue is expected for the federation meeting in July.
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Spokane
Wash
Thomas Ivey
Washington State Federation of Barbers
Washington Board of Barber Examiners
Waterloo
Neb
Washington
Federation
Dutch Wanderer Montenos Plans Five Year World Tour
Henri Montenos a 20 year old Dutch traveler arrived in Ogden after starting Feb 1 1909 from Amsterdam. He aims to reach the Pacific coast and continue around the world entirely on his own resources within five years, funding travels by selling photographs. He joined Orpheum shows for lecture nights and is expected to draw crowds in Ogden.
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Henri Montenos
Ogden Jant
Montesano
Netherlands
Pacific
Montenosto
Amsterdam
Telegraph
Godfried Rodriguez
America
New York
Montenos
Rodrigues
Tory Cavello
Orpheum Theater
Wwe
Notice to Subscribers on Voting for Popularity Contest
Subscribers are urged to vote without waiting for collector Harl who is unavailable for weeks. Call at the office or pay the contestant who is authorized to collect and provide receipts. Signed W. E. Hart, Circulator.
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Harl
W. E. Hart
Weber Academy Seniors Stage Morgan Play for Benefit
The Weber academy troupe of 15 returned from Morgan where they presented their class play at the Morgan opera house Friday. By popular request they will perform again at Ogden theater on Tuesday evening May 31 to benefit the academy gymnasium.
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Weber Academy
Morgan
Morgan Opera House
Ogden Theater
Weber Academy Gymnasium
Sidney Stevens and Ogden’s growth builder dies
Sidney Stevens helped build Ogden City through real estate investment on Main Street the Stevens block in 1878 his implement business on Fifth Street lumber yard and sawmill trade he expanded to Logan Preston and Montpelier with the Stevens Implement Company died while active in Mormon Church affairs funeral set for Wednesday May 25 at 2 PM at the Second Ward meeting house
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Utah
Stevens
Ogden
Ogden Ciy
Sidney Stevens
Main Street
Washington Avenue
Fifth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Ogden City
Second Ward
Weberstake
Mrs Green to Appear in Court Over Safe Deposit Rent
New York May 21 Mrs Hetty Green will appear in court as the defendant in a suit brought by a safe deposit company seeking $550 for rental of boxes storing her late father Edwin Mott Robinson’s papers. Her daughter Mrs Sylvia A G Wilkes is administratrix. Green disputes the charge saying she should not pay the amount.
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New York
Hetty Hetty Green
Safe Deposit Company
Pioneer of Utah Dies at Home Here
Sidney Stevens, early Utah settler and merchant, died at his North Ogden home. He helped establish commerce in Kaysville and North Ogden, operated a tannery and leather craft, and served as a regional agent procuring farm implements from the East. His career spanned stove to store, with wheels turning through the Perpetual Emigration Fund era.
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Pioneer
Utah
St. Joseph
Florence
Plains
McArthur
Perpetual Emigration Fund Company
Toey
Salt Lake City
Stevens Stald
Salt Lake
Ogden
Bishop Layton
Kaysville
Sidney Stevens
North Ogden
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Fat Folks Offered Home Fat Reducer Recipe
A wellness claim promotes a home fat reduction mix by Mrs. Luella Bigger. The recipe uses Marmola, Cascara Aromatic, and Peppermint Water to be taken after meals and at night, claiming rapid weight loss without dieting or exercise and no wrinkles.
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Luella Bigger
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