Escapes From School and Local Notices in Cache County
Stories describe a student escaping multiple times including a prior attempt reaching Salt Lake and another into Nevada. Claude King aided at a firing cottage and also escaped previously. Also noted are church events, bake sales, and community notices about conferences, sales, a tea offer, cattle shipment, bread promotion, coal, colonists, aprons, Easter supper, a land sale, and revival meetings in Cache County with various dates and locations.
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Salt Lake
Claude King
King
Nevada
Talbott to Preach as Utah Mission Superintendent
A late 19th century Utah item notes Dr. H. J. Talbott, superintendent of the Utah mission, will preach. The issue also lists March fee receipts by county offices, a prank by County Clerk Dye on April Fools Day, and social notes from Weber Academy including the Rosebud Sorority and lunch with labor officials.
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H. J. Talbott
Utah Mission
Cownty Recorder
Sheriffs Office
I'ne
Freminen
John Stuhr Remembered by the Car Repairers
John Stuhr resigns as foreman of the car repair department at the Southern Pacific machine shop in Ogden. After his last shift, colleagues present a silver seventy five piece set and a gold mounted meerschaum pipe in farewell. T. P. Smyth to succeed temporarily, with a new foreman possibly from Streeter Illinois.
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John Stuhr
Southern Pacific Machine Shop
Ogden
Stuhr
John
T. P. Smyth
Streeter
Monterey Record Pace Setter to Start Stud Duty
The fastest trotting stallion in the west, Monterey Record 2:09, will begin stud duties at the Ogden Fair Grounds after April 1, 1909. Owned by Johnson, Co B, the stallion is noted as the only horse to produce a colt with a race record better than 2:09.
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Ogden Fair Grounds
Gunnell and Jacobs Named Juvenile Officials
Volney Gunnell today was named juvenile judge of this district by Governor Spry. H C Jacobs was named probation officer for Weber county, and W W Rose for Davis county. The Juvenile commission, meeting in Salt Lake, adjourned to 3 20 p m before naming the probation officer for Morgan county.
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Volney Gunnell
Spry
Board of Thanks for Kindness at Bereavement
We express deep appreciation for kindness shown in the death and burial of our husband and father. Special thanks to Bishop Carl K. Peterson and the Third Ward choir for comforting words and funeral support. May God bless you all. Signed Mrs. John Chipp Sr and family.
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Carl K. Peterson
Third Ward
John Chipp
Real Estate Transfers Filed In County Recorder’s Office
Real estate transfers list names, parcels and grantees with stated consideration. James Halverson et al to Albert B Wayment for land in northwest quarter section 6 township 6 range 2 west for 12500 dollars. Albert Wayment and wife to John B Warment part northwest quarter section 6 township 6 range 2 west for 1700 dollars. Albert Warment and wife to Joseph Knight part northwest quarter section 6 township 6 range 2 west for 1700 dollars. Bertha Peterson Predeton Joseph Bjorklund part southwest quarter section 16 township 6 range 1 west for 800 dollars. George S. Dean to Alles J. Dean southeast quarter southeast quarter section 25 township 7 range 2 west for 1 dollar. Laura C. Lithe to John E. Romaden of ux part lot 10 block 4 Orden City survey for 1750 dollars.
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Wallace
James Halverson
Albert B Wayment
Albert Wayment
John B Warment
Albert Warment
Joseph Knight
Bertha Peterson
Joseph Bjorklund
George S. Dean
Alles J. Dean
Laura C. Lithe
John E. Romaden
Orden City
Muller Decorating and Wall Paper Company Ad
Best place of its kind in town. Full assortment of wall papers palettes oil stains and varnishes. 2582 Washington Avenue. Contacts on file.
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Muller Decorating and Wall Paper Company
Trust
Washington Avenue
Fed
Quiet wedding officiated for Fister Drysdale union
Rev McCreery officiated a small ceremony at the bride’s home 2647 Quincy Avenue for George F Fister and Isanell Drysdale attended by relatives and intimate friends. A separate notice says a marriage license was issued to George O Poulsen of Plain City and Julia I Knight of Warren.
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McCreery
George F Fister
Isanell Drysdale
Quincy Ayeniue
Misseil
George O. Poulsen
Plain City
Julia I
Warren
President Joseph F Smith Returns Home From Hawaii
President Joseph F Smith of the Mormon church returns with a party of friends from the west aboard Southern Pacific train No 10. He then leaves for Salt Lake on delayed No 5 after Yardmaster Pierce stops the moving train to allow all party members to board. Smith reports excellent health and a thoroughly enjoyable Hawaiian voyage.
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Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
No. 5
Ogden
Smith
Pierce
Hawaiian Islands
Union Depot
Pacific
Pigs in the Clover Special Prices From Ogden Feed
Ogden Feed and Imp. Co. offers special prices on lawn grass clover seed for the next few days. Located at 2464 Wash, with contacts W. T. Astill and J. H. Shafer.
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Ogden Feed & Imp. Co
W. T. Astill
J. H. Shafer
Daily Grind in Police Court amid minor offenses and detainments
The police court docket today includes a few minor forfeitures and a postponed assault case among Greek laborers. A local degenerate charged with indecent exposure was held by fear of his family links, with a dismissal request temporarily denied and the case continued. Greek defendants Karaghas Leakas Yentogremos and Yutogemo faced disturbance charges lacking witnesses, while Karl the Jap faced an unlawfully run employment agency case and forfeited bond.
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Twenty Fifth Street
George Karaghas
Gust Leakas
Gust Yeflon
Christ Yentogremos
Gust Yutogemo
K Karl
Mrs Ella Skeen Carver Dies of Blood Poisoning
Mrs Ella J Shkeen Carver wife of Lewis H Carver and daughter of Lyon Skeen died at 4 am at her home 478 twenty fret stre a child born March 29 died shortly after blood poisoning hastened two deaths The mother and baby buried in same casket She was born February 13 1875 in Plain City and leaves a husband four children parents and many siblings.
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Ella J. Shkeen-Carver
Lewis H. Carver
Lymon Skeen
Mra Carver
Plain City
Sister's Trick Turns Coffee Fever to Health with Postum
A testimonial letter tells how a sister secretly replaced a coffee with Postum, leading to improved strength, color, and eye clarity. After ten days, the writer credits Postum as a nerve strengthener and health lifesaver, urging readers to try it.
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Postum
Wellville
Bear Attack Story Of A Prospector In Alaska Mines
Mrs H H Henderson returns from six months in Alaska recounting a lucky Gulch placer mine near Valdez Creek south of Fairbanks where eighteen men worked all winter and expect a $100000 plus clean up. A bear slightly critically injures McDonald but a small dog saves him. the dog is now local mascot. She also notes travels to Hawaii Kilanea volcano, the Canadian Pacific Railway, and New York business duties.
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H.H. Henderson
Henderson
The
Standard
Alwaka
Valdez Creek
Shuabitney District
Fairbanks
Aittle Scoreman
McDonald
Lucky Gulch
Mc Donald
Melonald
Hia Ife
Hawaiian Islands
Kilacea
Canadian Pacific Railway
New York
Perrin Glove Arrives in Ogden From Grenobie France
A large shipment of Perrin gloves arrived via W. Perrin & Co in Grenobie and was consigned to W. H. Wright & Sons Co. The Perrin Glove, made in France, is promoted as the finest glove and is sold exclusively by Wright's in Ogden. Easter orders are encouraged to avoid delays.
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W. H. Wright & Sons Co
W. Perrin & Cle
Grenobie
France
Wright
Court Proceedings Open in Municipal Court
John E. Butler sues Rio Grande Western Railroad for 5000 dollars and costs claiming permanent injuries suffered January 22 in Ogden. Edwin Wooley targeted for 500 dollars with attachment on personal property. Other filings include Success Meat Market versus May Alvord for 13.40 and Johnson Company Savings Bank versus T. M. Jones & Son on a 960 promissory note. Lewis Zitaman sues Mrs. B. Lashus for 48.45 for services.
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John E. Butler
Anna M. Butler
Guardian Ad Litem
Hac
Rio Grands Wester Railroad Company
Ogden
Pioneer Land & Irrigation
Bas Institute
Edwin Wooley
Success Meat Market
May Alvord
Johnson Company Savings Bank
T. M. Jones & Son
Lewis Zitaman
Beltzer Keeps Safe for Repaired Articles at Grant Avenue
J A Beltzer the old reliable watch and jewelry repairer at 2476 Grant Ave has placed a safe in his shop for the safe keeping of articles left for repair.
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Grant Ave
Pardon Plea for Long-Serving Prisoner Draws Support
Prominent Ogden citizens press Governor Spry to pardon or parole John L. Douglas who killed his wife in Oxden Valley eleven years ago. Douglas appeals to mercy, claiming penance through exemplary conduct and remorse. The state board of pardons will consider the petition at its April meeting.
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Spry
Ogden
John L. Douglas
Oxden Valley
Louslas
State Board of Pardons
Conference Special Fare Noted for Salt Lake Ogden Ry
Salt Lake and Ogden Railway offers a conference special with a Sunday Monday and Tuesday fare of $1. Phones 2000.
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Salt Lake and
Ogden Ry
Murder of Dr William Jones Reported Near Edingue
Telegram from Echague says the body of Dr William Jones an anthropologist with the Chicago Columbian museum was carried to Manila by Nongots. He was killed by tribesmen about forty miles south of Edingue where he studied hill tribes for exhaustive reports. His servant escaped with the revolver. The Sunday attack’s motive is unknown.
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Manila
Echague
William Jones
Columbian Museum
Chicago
Edingue
Better Late Car Service Bound for City
Final car departs Baritanium for the city at 10 p.m. as last service of the day.
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Baritanium
Mining suspension in Pennsylvania coal fields to mark eight hour day
Philadelphia reports that mining operations paused across hard coal districts as workers celebrate the eight hour day anniversary. The anthracite strike commission award expired yesterday, but miners will return to work under the old agreement until a conference in the city next Wednesday decides the new terms.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Tie-up of building operations in Chicago
Chicago April 1 A tie up in building operations intensified as about 1000 Union steamfitters and electricians struck after wage demand rejections. If not settled in days, demoralization of Chicago’s building activity this summer is threatened.
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Chicago
Dielayers
Glarier
Marion Crawford Sinking Rapidly in Rome Report
A Rome dispatch reports novelist F Marion Crawford, long in Sorrento, is sinking rapidly due to congestion of the hinge. The doctor attending said Crawford showed improvement this morning after initial concerns.
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Marion Crawford
London
Rome
F. Marion Crawford
Sorrento
Italy
Ireland land bill clears second reading in parliament
London reports the house of commons passes the Irish land bill on its second reading by 270 to 101 as delays and promos from wait ads loom amid political maneuvering.
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London
House of Commons
End of U S Pacification Army in Cuba
Havana reports Major General Unom H Barry issued the final order ending the army of pacification in Cuba. Transports Sumner and Modellan carried the last American soldiers away from the arsenal docks as General Warry departed on the steamer Maecotts from Tampa. One army officer remained to witness the surrender at the docks and office.
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Havana
Georgia ends convict lease system in dawn uprising
At sunrise in Georgia on April 1 a large number of prisoners were removed from old mines and damp factories and released from harsh taskmasters. The state moves to abolish the convict lease, ending a 1 year period of alleged sales and control.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgie
State
Weston Traverses Pennsylvania on Long Walk
Edward Payson Weston arrives in Cambridge Springs at noon after a grueling trek from Union City. He is somewhat lame but remains in good spirits and plans to press on to Meadville after a brief rest.
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Cambridge Springs
Edward Payson Weston
Union City
Pent
Lee
Meadville
Echo Mine Disaster Leaves Dozens Entombed in West Virginia
Report from Charleston notes an explosion at the Echo mine in Boer Fayette County yesterday. The incident resulted in numerous deaths and many workers believed buried, prompting ongoing rescue efforts and official inquiries as authorities seek to determine causes and responsibility.
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Charleston
W Va
Boer Fayette County
New Superintendent Takes Charge Amid School System
Acting Superintendent Adame turns over duties as John M Mille begins circuit of UK schools to assess situation. No new measures proposed. unlikely significant changes in departments for now.
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Adame
Petil
Timc
John M. Mille
Mil
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