Local Ogden Notes and Community Notices From the Times
Random references mix with wedding licenses and storefront details. The item mentions Miss Bell McKay, a farewell party at the Pacific hotel, a sale of a grocery store to Bishop Bramwell, and a shift to wholesale, plus weather reports and a list of licenses issued for marriages in Ogden with names, ages, and cities.
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Harrows
Bayfowr
Bishop Bramwell
Plain Cory
Bartavy
Comdpany
W. G. Bramwell
Walter Bramwell
Wilford Bramwell
Families return to America amid military service concerns
New York April 15 Helak the slayer and Schumann Helak Rapp family sailed to America aboard the Bleacher. With them were three sons Helarich Vane and Waller aged 19 38 and 13 bound for Anverleuss. Herman 28 remains in Germany to attend nautical college. Mrs Mapp says difficulty exporting the boys due to army service. They plan farming near Caldwell. Also, Allania April 16 reports Southern Bell Telephone strike effective today with work stoppages and local constriction issues spreading across the territory.
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New York
Schumann
Helak
Rae Schuimann-Helak- Rapp
Vane
America
Helarich
Waller
Anverleuss
Herman
Wis Iels
Germany
Nautical College
Thaly
Mapp
Caldwell
Man Clair
S.J
Allania
Southern Bell Telephone
Noom
Gurika
Horace F. Brown Dies of Heart Failure in Cubland Home
Horace F Brown a mining engineer and author of several technical works died at his Cubland Cay wall home from heart failure. He was manager of the Paaihe Engineering company of San Prancir and his death noted with a funeral planned in California.
Death of Warren Childs and early Mormon pioneer life
Warren G. Childs died today at age 68 in Ogden Utah after a long illness. Born in New York in February 1835, he joined the Mormon exodus to Utah, helped with wagon construction, and settled in Ogden. He worked in farming, mercantile business, and later as a house mover, losing a hand and eye in an accident while aiding a city reservoir project. He served twice as a high councilor and was a pioneer in the Intermountain region. He leaves a wife, 19 children, 71 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. 3 children live in Idaho and one in Canada.
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Warren G. Childs
aLain Yealdence
Alain
New York
Nauvoo
Plains
Utah
Utah, Chillls
Anne Wher
Ogden
Theban
Childs
Thaho
Hiie
Idaho
Ano
Canada
Baker City
Spring Conference at Swedish Lutheran Church
A spring conference will be held at the Swedish Lutheran church located at Trantrurd and Joffarton avenues from Wednesday evening April 18 to Sunday April 22. The event features representative speakers from Wuh anddaha Ac, a Ladies Aid Society dinner, patriotic and national songs, and multiple services with promised speakers, including Rev. Bengiron and Rev. Pehraoa.
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Trantrurd
Joffarton Avenue
Wuh Anddaha Ac
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gun‘day School
F . AC & Pth
Englanh
Bengiron
Thlaho
Pehraoa
Prova
Chilaren
Tl A.m
P.m
County Commissioners Report On Gravel Work and Road Improvements
The county board, led by Commissioners Wilton and Madson, approved a committee to study gravel availability at Hot Springs for road use and to discuss transport with the C B & Railroad Company. Madson, Stanford, and others will press Ogden Rapid Transit about related concerns. Additional updates cover drainage repairs on Twaoreslath Street, progress on the Cans on Road 4, a fence incident on Ogden canson, and a request from Mrs. Louis Greenwood for aid.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wilton
Madson
Hot Springs
Sumoer
Wilson
C. B &, Railroad Company
Menara
Stanford
Ogden Rapid Transit Comprar
Nera Ogden
Hunteville
Wilapa
Ogden
Mirch Creek
Ho Flxy
Canson Road
Maron Wilcox
Mrs Annie King Dead in Bull Lake City area
Mrs Annie King, wife of ex queue man William King, died at home after weeks of illness. She leaves two daughters and two sons, with family at Westar. Funeral arrangements pending. body to be sent for burial at central cemetery.
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ExQengretaman
Bull Lake City
Kanets City
Ante
J. King
William Hi
Viale Lake Ciy
Hom. Miller
King
Viale
Prominent Man Kills Himself in Shocking Local Death
A prominent regional figure, Samned T. Ravel, a known dealer in real estate and other ventures, committed suicide today by a gunshot at his home in Laals. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the self-inflicted wound and the motive remains unclear.
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Mos
Samned
T. Ravel
Try
Laals Real Estar
Alletinn
Sr Tans
Chief Browning Returns From East to Address Convention
Police Chief Thomas F. Browning returned from Kansas City after noon to present remarks at the International Association of Chiefs of Police convention. He read a paper noting city papers’ strength and influence, and discussed the issue of alienation reported by the Kansas City paper. The Chief’s schedule spanned from 104 m to 1 p.m.
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Thomas F. Browning
Kansan
International Association of Chiefs of Policy
Kanesy
Court News Briefly Told On Railroad Case
In a courtroom scene the defense argued for admissibility of a contract between Weredent and Pacific Express claiming a worker J H Winslow must assume all liability and not recover damages for injuries. Judges noted no contract evidence or employer relation existed and public policy was debated as prosecution cited Union Pacific payroll manipulation.
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Winslow
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pacific Express Company
J. H. Winslow
Era Ploye
Himasetl
Sonia Hnoly
Tita
Hia
Aml
Rsa
Fragon Po Vcy
Agara
Wyo
BP. G. Fisher
Board of Examiners
Realfed
Postponement in Oregon Rep Bloger Hermann Trial
Washington April 16 report states the trial of Representative Bloger Hermann of Oregon is postponed amid ongoing distractions and legal questions. The brief notes delays in proceedings and unresolved charges.
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Washington
Bloger Hermann
Oregon
Commissioner’s letter press books delayed to April 25
Fragmentary note states that while he was commissioner of the general invialles, a Segun Thursday event was postponed to April 25. Details are unclear, but the delay concerns a scheduled activity by the general invialles with a letter press context.
Axe Fight Ends in Murder Near Napa California
In Napa California on April 16 a quarrel between two aging veterans at the Veterans home leads to a deadly clash. Willant Vose and Johnneny fought with axes near Copper Place on Dry Creek. Voss allegedly struck his opponent after a fierce struggle.
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Napa
Cali
Willant ‘Vose
Veterans
Youneville
Innes Jaheson
Copper Blace
Bear with his axe victim dies after long illness
Reported in Idaho as local committee forms to attend the murder trial. Titug, noted orator and writer, has returned and plans to attend the hearing. A large crowd is expected as activists rally for the case surrounding the slain Bear with his axe incident.
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Beatie
Wash
Oferreen
F .Titug
Idaho
Ami
Nino Mts
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