Ogden Notes Youth School Report From Town
Youth and school notes from Ogden describe the day’s events with Sunday School gatherings, a planting of trees, and village visits. Updates on residents include Mrs Sunblue Hones recovering from illness, and Mes duradt ENia still confined to bed. A forthcoming tax levy discussion for school building on South Wishing and avenues, plus joint district planning, are noted along with church and missionary news from Pleasant View and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cyilem
Sunblue
Ain Hoy Warren
Enia
Abe
Allo S. Linmeth
Bliss Novtie Mc-Kay
Ogwer
Vrs
Yelntiyas
Brewdon County
New York
Tnd Avenue
Heener ' Jy United
Randall
Pleasant View
Ijnvendence
Ovlebhtt Ag
Suri Jones
Lagrand
Oregon
Ion
Joene
Nort Ogden
John Wy
Gibwoulas
Urent
Britain
OM. Blassock
Perayin
Storey
Plain City Notes Irrigation Ditch Repair Begins
Plain City notes irrigation company has started repairs for the season with new management finding the property run down and sediment packed. The long neglected canal shows deep silt and poor drainage, demanding thousands of dollars to restore it to usable condition. A stranger was spotted during a casual survey after the repairs began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiea
Eunana J
Nagason
Donns Kidney Pills Claim Inside Cure For Kidney Ills
A patient testimonial from Ogden claims Donns Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney complaints. The speaker, Mrs. Eilen M Williams, recounts long life with kidney pain, cold aggravations, and attacks eased only after taking the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
Eilen M. Williams
Donn
Widney
Willy Loeb
Finn
Fragmentary OCR notes on a legal accusation case
Fragmented text mentions Meeebold N ody April v former visiting of Uke Howe Stanton released on bail pending a conviction in a labor case. A well known lawyer is accused by Mealikh of making a grave accusation. A statement allegedly admitting important misconduct is referenced. Mentions Mr Bennett and a sum of $10,000. Warhington Spoil (U dn) said he.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeebold
N.ody
April
Howe Stanton
Mealikh
Wellkown
Stanton
Otis Alt
Bennett
Lyon
Disputed Justice Proceedings Mention Major Figures
A fragmented report references legal actions involving an attorney general figure and a United States mayoral context. It notes travel out of town, possible dates in early week, and a connection to investigations or filings in Washington. The passage is unclear but signals ongoing court or enforcement activity with prominent individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miho
Teyaytinont
Iit Mboriey-Guiertl Etiex
MéLebing
Ie Autores General, Ty
United States Atderavy Youn
Owho
Washington
Indian School Service to hold in Newport
The Indian school service plans a Newport program from April 17 to 22 focusing on practical work and discussion. The secretary grants authority for civilian affairs to assign Tudian service employees and school staff as available without hampering duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Anonpk
Cvilian Affairs
Reno growth and ventures mark the era of expansion
Reno shows tie business vitality with many new residences and business structures under way as growth accelerates. Atnins notes active real estate and construction. Mullan reports Liberty Mining Company Limited formed with 810000 stock and headquarters at Mullan in Silverhone county. officials named include Williard Valoreon Crawford Heavey and Dieys. Obeying Indian affairs directives, Avent Caldwell sold stock cattle to W. S. West of Chesterfield Idaho at 20.50 per hour. Jensen and Wilhant, convicts, were arraigned for escape and remanded to district court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Aros
Ubeatbh
ROSS
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Avent Caldwell
W. 5
Chestereld
Ida
Hose
Vex Jensen
Charles Wil‘hant
Jugde Brownith
Ponty Jwait
Mullan
Liberty Mining Company Limited
Silvehone County
Rapidal
Wred
D. Williard
Oscar Valoreon
Ernest Bo Crawford
Samuel Heavey
D. i. Dieys
of Mullan
Crbusals Sentenced in Evanston Third District Court
The Third District Court in Evanston Wyoming, adjourned after a spring term that disposed of thirty three civil and six criminal cases. Lou Varadite, convicted of second degree manslaughter, received a sentence of one year. Frank Belgeath Hayward pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced to a term. Alexander Antila pleaded guilty to felonious assault and drew one year. Frank Delpart pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced to one year. Prisoners will serve terms at the state penitentiary in Havlina. The Aspen tunnel blockade may delay transport for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Wyo
Third District Court
Ion
API Bth
Lu Usll
Lou LW. Varadite
W. AL Burnell
Aspen Tunnel
Marine engineer shoots wife in domestic dispute
In Beattie Washington on April 3 a marine engineer identified as Nicholaz De Juegurand shot his wife twice in a domestic dispute. He reportedly fled after the attack and was later joined by authorities. The wife was wounded but expected to recover. The man had recently returned from a voyage and had two daughters in a convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Nicholaz de Juegurand
Befteward
Hi Own Femple
Governor Peabelly vetoes bill over religious tenets clause
Denver April-17 Governor Peabelly vetoed Speaker Sanford's bill regulating practice of medicine. He objects to a provision permitting indulgence of religious tenets in cases of contagious infectious diseases, calling it contrary to constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cole
Peabelly
Sanford
Hon
Smuggling Ring Foiled Along Border in April Report
Government sources say authorities unearthed opium smuggling operations near Vishtan along the border. Suspect Lola Tegan, employed in Thirlom fourteen miles east of Wereban Yavber, faced charges. officials report ongoing trafficking across the Carolina watershed region for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayro
Mont
Wielila
Lola Tegan
Thirlom
Were
Ban Yavber
Cheaut
Great Teig
Siigeling
Causdina Taw
Strike in the Lincoln Mine Sparks High Value Ore Shipment
A Lincoln mine at Pearl reports a major strike on the 300 foot level yielding ore valued from 200 to 800 dollars per ton. Initial shipments, including several thousand pounds of concentrate, are prepared for delivery this week with regular future shipments planned.
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Buise
Idi
Pearl
Salt Lake
Lhe
Usuy Vertilientes
National League liftsburg opens season with poor weather
The National League season begins amid poor weather. Liftsburg draws a 7 to 1 win over Cincinnati in an opening game. Attendance nearby estimated around one thousand as conditions hinder play. Umpire Binslie presided over a St. Louis venue.
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St. Louis
St. Lows National Lungie Inant
Chicago Americans
Heorek UW E
Louissete Bod
Chicago
Sitineeae le
Currin
Ryan
Taylor
Bling
Bolivian Artillery Chief Arrives En Route to Japan
Maj. Bernstein, Bolivian army artillery chief, reached the Renner Leap filo on a journey to Japan. He refused to disclose the mission's aims but reported on Bolivian parliamentary affairs and the South American Republic's stance. The report mentions tensions with Brazilian forces and movements near a northern region, with unclear timing and military actions.
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San Francisco
Dk Bernstein
Bolivia
Riénmer Leapfilo
Japan
South Americas
Hoy
Bernstein
Nordh
Aeve
Waeke
Ino Agumat
Posaessia
Parte
Totivia
Uly Towlbig
Regia Juricinadus
Oakland and Portland draw in windy coast game
In a rough Coast game, Oakland and Portland battled the wind with Northern tied, Californian bat in the decisive run. TM Moskinuin and Batter are noted in Portland stretch, while other names appear garbled in the rough OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franesses
Oakland
Cilonont
Portland
Kale
Portlind
Gangbe
Khondanve
Pacific National League Standings Report
Incomplete fragmentary note lists clubs and standings for the Pacific National League. Mentions Mealtie, Apel MesGeilmian, Srauiplay, Lettie, West, Goode and Hever in unclear order. No clear dates, scores, or positions identifiable from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehila
Fragmented Local Ball Castles Text With OCR Errors
A garbled OCR fragment describes a sports game scene with messy phrases about players, safety plays and batteries. Names, places, dates are unreadable, leaving a partial sketch of an event and the venue or teams involved.
Hartland Note: Portlands Hold Ducklings Event
Fragmentary report from Hartland in April describing a local gathering or contest involving the Portlands and individuals named Miller, Wallace, Ludwig, and other figures. Details are unclear and fragmented, with several garbled phrases and misspellings obscuring the event’s nature and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland
Portlands
Seta
Miller
Wallac
Bullerte
Jace
Maitoree
Miler
Trial report on TeBeuel and associates in grave robbery case
An archaeologist official testified at the trial of Dr. Alexander about statements from Marlin and TeBeuel regarding involvement in grave robbing. The testimony links TeBeuel to the scheme and notes a valuation of the stolen bodies and the money received from Alexander.
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Ladiomaggalis
TeBeuel Daretin
Kulws
Giuliell
Ria
Walker de Caegonier
Marlin
Alexander
Alexander Trinb
Martin
Valléxe
Be Alexander
Guardianship Dispute Ends With Fights In Indiana Court
A chaotic guardianship hearing in Indiana over Moses Fowler Chase erupted into a brawl between attorneys Kumler and Bis Sims in the courtroom. Judge Hammold fined Sims and ordered continued proceedings while Kumler sought conditions for Moses until next court action. The case centers on whether Moses remains under guardianship as disputes about custody and next steps unfold, with a return date set for April 7.
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vOtic
Curio
Atluinus Ann Simms
Pred Chasy
Youngy Missionari
Moses Awe Jer Chase
Dad Acs Kumiler
Tulane
Cincinnati
Young Clust
Moses Fowler Chase Poudaus
Owen
Duigilor
Chase
Moses Fowler Chase
Bee
Indiana
Mitiney
Biwats
Jia Reat
Kumler
Bimina
Simm
Kuniler
Yemii
Moses Towler Chase Renmiat
Juviedielion
Liek Myo
Les
Deline
Ara le Wut
Waele
Dire
Iam
Dhe
Newfoundland Banks and Grand Bank Cod Fisheries Overview
A historical sketch describes the Newfoundland banks near the Labrador coast, noting vast rocky heights rising from shallow waters, with depths ranging from fifty to eight hundred feet on the bank and broader depths nearby. The dead ground area lies about two hundred miles away, fished for four hundred years with cod still abundant. The outer false bank lies farther out where depths reach six hundred feet, with cod on the Danika and near Labrador. It discusses fish age, spawning behavior, and the fishing grounds’ long-standing exploitation by European fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Fort
Dept of Water
GT Brand
Alan
Faroma
Fragmented Text on Fire Safety Costs and Police Reserve
A garbled account references fire safety costs in Britain, noting police and firemen expenses, parliamentary buildings, and museum funding. It mentions insurance, a royal or public institution, and a statement by an individual named Giimmas Manette in a period voice, with scattered figures and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatanuce ‘Meares
Tentistan
Inanr- Nee
Coram Street
Hiitisty Museum
Uimmas Manette
Laws of Utah issued from the state publishing house
The notice describes the fresh edition of the Utah law compilation issued by the State Printing and Binding Company, offered postpaid for 45 cents. It highlights features like the modernization of Mining Laws, changes to Free School Law, militia laws, and new tax and tariff provisions, asserting it as the most important previous edition upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bindary
Uw Solton Publishing
Prove
Amoniuaenke
Leo
Local meat market offers wide selection in Benson
A Benson market advertises abundant meat supply including beef mutton pork veal poultry and fish. The notice emphasizes availability and variety for customers seeking fresh cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Battle Warnings and Counterattack in French Austrian Clash
In a fragmentary veterans’ reminiscence a cautious commander balks at rash warfare. Marshal Bugeaud orders no retreat as French and Austrians clash. He jokes that a reconnaissance party will count the enemy, then asserts they have beaten them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugewud
Dugeaud
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Washington Ave
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Shortliff & CO
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Rivare
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