Citizens' aid drive boosts relief effort for Frisco
A local gathering at the courthouse initiated a major relief drive for San Francisco victims. Exhorted by Mayor Corey and prominent citizens, subscriptions topped $39, with $30 pledged by the Improved Order of Red Men and $199 by union members. Bake sale efforts and a forthcoming concert were planned to raise funds.
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Ins Xs
A. Weattur
Red Mer
Frisco Brothers
Stnssians
Unlom Lone
Alma D. Chambeta
D. W. Bihe Wowdy
David
E. PL Brown
Hvelyn Hendershot
George Richie
Edith Roald
O. Genet
Utnghrid
Carl Alon
A. Howell
D. D
En Dyke, Jr
G. G. Mores
J.D. Wallace
Eleanor Teniys
Agnes R. Maguirea
E. Thorn
T. Keong
W. Notsbley, Jr
Man
A. Sebring
Jethither Boy
R. Shay
Folkman
Dye
Virginia Adamis
I. Caen
Joseph Aianford
Matson
Hulanlaki
Fotterens
Lester Park
Mass
Tans
Elengent
San Francisco
Dale
Three Fourths City Ruin and Aid Plan Reported
A partially legible dispatch describes Sacramento and San Francisco areas in ruin after a disaster. Alden Anderson and a city official outline relief actions including food supplies and monetary donations to be distributed through the general relief committee chaired by the mayor. Authorities urge nearby towns to prepare food rations and durable goods for immediate needs.
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Racrameno
Cal
Alden Audamod
Coxtani
San Francisco
Rodlet
Senyaln Cat Alden Anderson
Leutomant Cororaor
Local church subscription aids coast relief effort
Rev Bintr and Judge Rolapp spoke briefly while parishioners declined vivid carnage scenes and instead pledged modest gifts. In Ogden churches, Rev My Carver urged members to contribute as the tally grew with Judge Holapp and others adding funds including $30 and $119 from local leaders. The Elka lodge and Sitehell stone quarry workers joined with $20 and other sums to endow an academy chair.
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Sitehell
Privileges bids for Portland Union Pacific stores and bars
The Union Pacific company invites bids for privileges of a General Store Drug Store Butcher Shop Saloon and Bar Room at a new town of Portland Utah near Ogden on the main line. Details available at the company office in Lewis Brook Ogden.
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Hnent Company
Portland
Utob
Mbish Abay
Ogden
Union Pacific Railway
Gmpany
Lewis Brook
Oxdan
Movement Under Way at Civic Improvement League Meeting
A Civic Improvement League gathering at the Leig hall appointed multiple committees including Executive, Laws Eduestrougt, Membership, and Finance. A resolution was adopted to publish notice of intent to curb and gutter Twenty-eighth Street from Mattson Avenue to Union Pacific railroad tracks with a special assessment to fund street improvements.
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Leig Hall
F. M. Driggs
JO Nye
Wedel
L Reynelds
Laws
Eduestrougt
Wim. Atlkron
F. N. Driggs
P.M. Cushnahan
B. Carver
L. W. Sharflitt
Don Maguire
Lew
Brunswitz
John Meteor
Frank Francis Mex Hislop
W. F. Bossner
Eliah Lackin
W. C Bratz
B. F. Thomns
W. B.eflell
I. la. Heynoke
Driage
Sam Allison
A.B. Weather
Orden
Maftleon Avenna
Union Freie
Said -Street
Daden
Agit
Jientz
Ogden Civ
Opten
Gerehy
Clan Street
Chalman
Ansar
Taras
Learon
Pyecs Bay
Qosinis
Saleasik
Taréday
Evratig
Alba
Theaters. Comed Mrerage From Mays! Appearing One Bil]
The article previews a theater season featuring David Preeiér and a comedic revue. It notes a plan to present Rent at The vnal Motdas with performances by prominent cast members.
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Mays
David Preeiér
Mare 5
Rayrape
United State
Nadie Natia Tanta
Mir
Richard Ganthay
Busch Party Enroute From the West to St Louis
Afpiphus Busch and family arrived from the west via Puebla after tea in Ogden. In San Francisco they stayed at the Fraiche inn and experienced a severe earthquake. He described the city’s devastation, expected rebuilding, and noted losses of personal clothing and effects while arranging transport for home to St Louis.
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Rio Grande
St Louis
Puebla
Busch
San Francisco
Fraiche
Varthalake
Vary
Ata
Tartingas
Oaksend
Caioh
Biweh
MilMonaies
Orden
Wren Fourney
Bly-Ogdell Copper Company Formed at Ely
DGUEN CAPITAL AT ELY An Ris Qgdgu corporation formed to take possession of mining property, renamed Bly-Ogdell Copper Company with $1,104,000 capital. Officers include Geo A Dickson as greatideat, W. O. Wedel as vice-president, Henry M. Hanson as secretary and treasurer, and Teseah Chez as attorney. Directors will include WRIA, George Pene, and Hee Dinl from El Mevads.
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Possssson
Rly Camp
W. 0. Wedel
Ittel
Bly-Ogdell Copper Company
Escaped horse causes buggy collision on Twenty fourth Street
A runaway horse attached to a buggy on Twenty fourth Street near Washington collided with a second buggy owned by Hyrum Veren. Mrs Harcop and her husband were thrown to the pavement. she escaped injury but bystanders aided them as the horse suffered shoulder injuries and the vehicle sustained damage.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Aminig
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Slariil
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Hyrum Veren
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Syenun
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Hngsr
Printer Tells of Horror and Aftermath at Golden Grace
Joseph W. Collins describes a near-death experience at the Topographical Entrance of Kaniuetys war route and Ogden in the Southern Pacific. He recalls the awful suffering he witnessed and the fear of death. At the Golden Grace Parl, temporary caretakers describe the distress and the frightened people, as the scene remains chaotic.
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Joseph W. Collins
Mt. Collins
Golden Gace Parr
Fraternal relief meeting noted in California lodge
The fragment describes a gathering of Masons in California led by named figures and mentions relief efforts, Grand Lodge connections, and organizational activity. The text includes references to Postmaster Lor Angidis, Marler, and Flint Thia amid a discussion of extant state and local Masonic groups and relief work.
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Lor Angidis
Ant Bemmagier
Grand Lodge
Cfornia Preesev
Reifet
Dhiterach
Taltatama
Paulving
Coantrs
Flint
Burfart
Jaime Quenittiog
Braach
Experience of quake survivors in San Angeles and aftermath
Fragmented account from April 20 describes an earthquake near the Pacific ferry station. A traveler recounts fires, collapsed walls, and a panic-stricken crowd as rescue and travel proceeded toward Han nee. Mention of Theternitus hotel and repairs follows, with a later note on Modern Woodmen leader Talbot planning a fundraising call for San Francisco terror victims.
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Matador
Pacific Monthis
San Francisco
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Terminus
Walla Desa
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Hannee
Ternigus
Peporte
Lincoln
A.R. Talbot
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Woodmen of
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Shiver Parlor Restaurant Open Day At Ogden Utah
A damaged OCR reads Shiver Parlor Restaurant in Ogden Utah listing an open day event. It mentions operating hours and fresh oysters with unclear phrases and dates, rendering many details unreadable. The fragment confirms the business and location but lacks coherent timing or full description.
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Lagies
Foon & I
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