Funeral of Charles Tyree in Ogden by Masonic rites
The funeral of Charles Douglas Tyree, a pioneer Ogden railroad man, was held at the Masenle Temple and later at his home 162 Twenty fourth Street. The service, conducted by Reverend Alfred Brown for the Episcopal church and Masonic orders, included a girls choir and a procession to the City Cemetery with representation from Knights of Fything, Pythian Alstars, Heber cade, Omar of Basler Star and others.
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Masenle
Yenter Uly
Ogden
Togo
Masonic Temple
Alfred Brown
Episcopal Shuteh
Tha Ife
Pala
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Knights of Fything
Pythian Alstars
Hebercade
Omar of
Basler
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Memorial tribute for a departed comrade and pioneer employee
The Masonic ritual was not served. Norval offerings included items from the officiating Yoda with wreaths crosses and a broken wheel. A Confederate soldier and Gray veterans gathered to honor a departed comrade. The deceased was a pioneer employee at Central Pacts and many fellow employees paid final respects.
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Norval
Sollier
FORCER ON TRIAL TODAY IN SALT LAKE AREA CHARGES
A man named Bricks the punchv alias J W was arrested in Ogden by Detretlee Wilton and others while attempting to board a train to Portland. He faced forging charges in Judge Diehl's court with a $750 bond set. Police report a prior abduction and marriage in California, and warrants circulated in multiple states. State officials planned to discuss school consolidation in Salt Lake County.
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J. W. Bricks
Punchv
Ogden
Detretlee Wilton
Balt, Lake
Crown
Pincock
Portland
George A. Smith
Tiekl
Wits
Fatt Lake
Hin
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Hedding
Col
Salt Lake
Tim
Robbers Not Locals Steal from Nev Church
A description of an evening burglary at Joseah's church in Magday where about $400 worth of silverware was taken. The robbers, likely outsiders, used a window break to enter and fled toward the northbound Oregon Short Line train around 1:26 AM. Witnesses mention two men seen near the area, with police investigations focusing on interior thefts and escape routes.
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P.M. Cuslinahan
Joseah
Alt Leke
Tara
Oregon
Pasadoger
Lee
Mia
Medical nostrums advertised for stomach and throat cures
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies for weak stomachs, dyspepsia, bronchial issues, liver torpor, and catarrhal diseases. It cites Professors Bertholow and Finley, promises perfect cures, and claims a publicly open formula with arsenic and glycerine as key ingredients.
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Porea
Aietrament
Toechore Ag
Bertholow
Prot
Tug Univ. of
Finlep
Woods M
Chicago
Joann Se
Ana . Serra
Edwin Xi
Chat
Thera
Ita
Auditorium hotel arrangements for permanent quarters
Fragmentary text indicates temporary arrangements for the Auditorio hotel and the transfer of quarters to a new publican state committee, with unclear timeline and responsibilities.
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Torhim Hotel
Nepublican
Public Buildings Plan for Washington Ground Purchase
Washington on April 1 reports a bill altering a purchase of all ground between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Mall to accommodate public buildings for government use. The measure is part of a general government funding approach, with appropriations totaling 16 million dollars though the project’s full cost is not yet covered.
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Washington
Puuuaylyanta Avenue
Lost friend John Levy sought by Harrisburg tailor
A letter from Prince Maron requests help locating John Levy, last seen after alighting a Southern Pacific train near Ogden. Levy, 25, tall and portly, ill in San Francisco for weeks, was being escorted by a man in Harrisburg when he left the train and vanished. Local authorities and the mayor’s office have been notified. correspondence includes a request to publish notices locally.
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Nulreet
Harrisburg
John Lavy
Helsing
John Levy
Beng
San Fransisco
Hlu
Ogden
Ava
Levy
Maron
Italy
Bryan and Roosevelt in a tense 1900s media framing scene
A fragmented historical tirade mocks political figures, depicting Bryan and Roosevelt in a cartoonish debate about national mood and reform. The piece references mockery of the president, media pressure, and public reaction through satirical narration and visual symbolism.
Taft Headquarters Move Tied to Republican Convention
Taft headquarters under Arthur Vary in Cohuti Wits faced moves to Chicago within days to remain active through the Republican national convention. The national committee plans adjustments to protest delegates while work proceeds on relocating headquarters and headquarters operations.
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Suliman
Oho
Apti TG
Houdddarkers
Cohuti Wits
Arthur T Vary
Witham
Taft
Bean
Chicago
Kia
Anna
Taft Barca
Vorys
Hearing on Aldrich bill continues in House committee
Wolerington April 10 The banking and currency committee of the house yesterday continued to hear arguments against the Aldrich financial bill and the proposed procedure Introduced by Mr Vrusland. Republican members of the house caucused amid the debate. Currency commission of the American Bankers Association noted.
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Banking and Qurredcy Committee
House
Esterday
Aldrich Financial
Roedsure
Vrusland Apo
Weal Wuek
Buiketa
Angoclulion
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound praised by readers
Court of letters lauds Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. Letters from Mrs Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Sperling of Chicago claim it avoided operations and cured inflammation and other uterine ailments.
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Lydia F. Pintenanm
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
H. Pinkhaw
Alvina Sperling
Clay+ Bowme Ave
Chicago
Merchants Denounce Aldrich and Veering Measures
Representatives of major merchant bodies across New York and various sections denounce Aldrich and other measures. The consensus among six speakers is that the proposed prastdl restlon is unworkable, with calls for further discussion and lay part of Canarean WW for the matter.
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New York
Theseatinity
Povayy
He Aldrich
Veeelind
Magnificant Cathedral Construction For Helena Catholics
The Right Rev John Y Carroll bishop of Helena lays the cornerstone for a new 1,000,000 cathedral and Catholic high school in Helena. William Domininls Construction Co of New York has the contract. work on the site begins this week with the project planned for completion by tall term. the cathedral designation will be The Cathedral of The Sacred Heart and will be dedicated after ten years.
No More Indian Cigar Signs Debate in Legislature
The Cherokee bill to ban Indian figures on cigars and tobacco products passed the House yesterday. It proposes a fine of 439 and six months in jail for offenses, with no specified purpose or reason for the charge. The measure aims to curb displays viewed as Indian imagery in signage and packaging.
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Jacge Indiar
Double misfortune makes him blind
Report from Ahidage notes a man named Attar losing the sight of one eye when a hot bull struck it. Arthur Beck, an iron worker, resumed work wearing green goggles after the incident. A separate tale mentions a Tallin revenge plot involving glasses and a fight, described as brushing glasses into a good eye and causing blindness.
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Dlepatel
Tribus Fram
Sheboygan
Wie
Aya ‘Attar
Arthur BeckndUh
Iron Worker
Tallin
Bik
Bloody Bush Warfare in Nicaragua Sparks Fatal Clashes
New Orleans reports a violent flare in Nicaragua where sixty whites and Indians have died. The fighting, described as bush warfare, involves Man null Nidians who arrived via a Bloofilugtom messenger. Troops have moved into the Mosdiiila district after over a month of hostilities on the Caribbean coast, with Ta igus attacking two towns.
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Nicaragua
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Caribbean
Oolmanald
Mosdiiila
Endorsements Flood In For Paruna Tonics In Medical Testimony
A veteran group and prominent citizens publicly back Paruna medicines claiming dramatic relief from indigestion and catarrh. Testimonies praise Paruna tablets as an agreeable tonic curing stomach upset, nasal catarrh, and related ailments, with endorsements from Civil War veterans and veteran organizations.
Goats Offered for Sale in Prompt, Bargain Listing
A seller extols goats as valuable stock in a brisk, confident pitch. The request emphasizes quality, variety, and fair pricing while inviting buyers to pay for the animals.
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