Hermitage draws crowds as societies plan August events
Communities from Ogden to North Ogden and Salt Lake City announce gatherings at the Hermitage. Dates include August 7 and 12 for carpenters and unions, August 18 for a friend's event, and August 20 for North Ogden Sunday Schools. Dances each evening accompany affordable refreshments.
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Picnis
The
Hermitage
Ogden Carpenters’ Union
Ogden -Siest Car Mem
Lake City
Thure
Rier
Gwis
North Ogden
Ogden Blake
Won
Pridey
Sealing of God's People and End Times Prophecy
The article discusses a sermon at Washington Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street about the sealing of the faithful in Revelation 4, linking it to end time events, the final battle, and the enforcement of divine law. It mentions three aspects of a seal in law and cites Jehovah, the new covenant, and the Lord's return as central outcomes.
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Earth
Evangelist
Washington Avenue
Twenty-Sixth
Wilk
Atherlen
la Jurimdieriogi
Heaven
Thugs Identified By Young Man They Assaulted
Sheriff A DeVine and Deputy Bhariff J Miller report that Alvert Johnson George Duncan Adolph Swartz Harry Miller and Tita Rony were charged after a Wednesday night assault in Riverdale Cook identified the clothing and the men. The five reportedlybeat and robbed the young man, who did not know their names, as they fled by box car and freight train toward Avanaton.
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A. DeVine
Bhariff J
Mobxon
Wvanaton
Windwarty
Alvert Johnson
George Duncan
Adolph Swartz
Harry Miller
Tita Rony
Young Nelson
Cook
Riverdale
Labding
Somacaf
Tift
Min
Jae
Hia
Hem
DeVine
Otk
Ha Offlecra
Geen An Ua Barka
Utah
Oeden
Avanaton
Peddling License Challenge Occurs in City Court
In a city court session officials examine the legitimacy of a peddling license amid testimony about vegetable wagons and related activity. The proceedings reference inspectors, warrants, and the enforcement of license rules with defendant and witnesses detailing ownership and paths to compliance.
Ogden Politics Reopened by Salt Lake Reporter
A Salt Lake Tribune piece on Ogden politics cites near-term mayor and four-year commissioner races with names like A G Fell and T G Browning. It reports fights between the Standard and Examiner publishers over control of the city political scene and notes Republican party maneuvering and a Socialist ticket bid.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
Tribune
Special Tribune
Finanda
A. G. Fell
T. G. Browning
William Gleamann
The
Standard
J. J. Mileadge
Examiner
Af Commissioners
Republican Organiattion
Rania Hive
Auoh
Joseph Howell
Washington
Glasmann
Willicm Craig
W. H. Wattis
Weber Club
A. Ro Heywood
Thomas J. Carr
Mishop M. L. Jones
O. A. Kennedy
Additon
Br ‘Fed
A. FR Larson
W. I E. Reeder
Man without legs before police judge in drunken case
James Hayes, a legless man, appeared before the police judge this morning pleading for a chance to work. He was found drunk near Wand A saloon and given a two hour limit to improve. Also before the court John Ryan, another drunk, was found guilty on officer testimony. Several others, including Ward Newman and Manuel Garcia, received extended sentences. Garcia, crippled with amputations, faced jail despite his condition.
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Ogden
James Hayes
Wand A
Blackburn
John Ryan
Alro
H.C. Peterson
T. Henry Blackbur
Hagbart Aniorson
Qe Ward
OH. Newman
Thomas O'Brien
TR. Kelly
J. W. Muse
Manuel Garcia
Lubello
Rinek
Clarence
Gaden Canyon
Walter Richey
Pacific Islanders' Excursion Fare Notice Briefly Announced
A clipped notice announces a special round trip fare of 2 from August 14. The Oregon Short Line Union Pacific tem sets return limits and schedules with notices about excursion travel and ticketing details.
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Pacific Islanders
Segond-Hand Dealer Accused By Man In JL VU
A chaotic report outlines an arrest and investigation into a Segond-hand dealer and an accompanying man in JL VU. The incident involves a claim of theft and a pursuit by police, with Patrolman Charles Mena cited in the proceedings. The narrative details a motive linked to a pair of shoes and a sale scheme at a street location near a station, and references an attempted trafficking of goods described as Inuit or Arctic style wear. The article centers on the confrontation, the suspect’s stop at the store, and the subsequent detention as officers pursue the alleged stolen items and methods used to conceal them. The piece emphasizes street-level crime dynamics and law enforcement response.
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VU. Rozen
Tower
Hiss
Ieeesil Tiv
Charles Mena
Manoel
PRN
Hanes
Storekeeper Arrested Over Displayed Shoes
The storekeeper claimed ownership of shoes he had placed on display at the store front and refused to surrender them, stating they were his unless the judge orders otherwise. The scene ends with a rasped remark and unclear intentions to obtain more wares.
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Wi Tsang
Walter Butchers of America Prepare Spokane Visit
Thirty five members of the United Minter Butchers Association of America are scheduled to reach Eden Saturday morning. They will travel by Pacific train No 1 with a side trip to Orden, then a breakfast at Floratitage before departing for Salt Lake City. The Salt Lake visit will occupy the line of the trip until boarding Southern Pacific for return.
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United’ Minter Butchers’ — Association of America Ia
Eden
Ulan Paeifle
Orden Exnyod
Floratitage
Salt Lake City
Aly la
Salt Lake
Ty Wntil Mba
Southern Pairan
Protests Filed Against Cure and Gutter Protests
Protest filings appear against Cure and Gutter as city officials report no protests in nearby districts. The recorder notes action directed to a public hearing process and a later report to the Planning Board for review.
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Stanford
Ra de Etty Board of Corns
Lynton
Hannon
Transfer of Aquor license for Ele phat saloon approved
J H Stephens and another party were certified to the Dietrich court for the transfer of the retail Aquor license of the Ele phat saloon. They recently purchased the establishment from R A Moyes, administrator of the estate of the late John F Smith.
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J.H. Stephens
Dietrich Court
R. A. Moyes
John F. Smith
Fragmented 19th century feuilleton with war and love notes
From the fold of the Washington Star mentions a bell and mines under hostile ships, Lake’s new tense system, and early safety slogans. A ring inscription exchange reveals a tale of love and engagement, with quoted lines about George and Alice. A wartime reference to Mack Watch regiment and Pat McCann is recalled, followed by a Philadelphia committee discussion about a pastor and bachelor.
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George
Alice
Liam
Wattis Trip To Coast With Family In California
Warren L Wattis and wife and daughter Misa Florence head to California for about thirty days visiting Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco. Wattis reports progress on the Brigham Wellsville extension of the interurban electric car line with grading by Utah Construction Company and supervision by Wattis. The roadbed will be ready for led and rails after his return. Submarine auto concept by Simon Lake aims to revolutionize undersea travel with wheels on swinging arms and a submerged craft.
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Warren L. Wattls
Misa Florence
Calfornia
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Watts
Brigham-Wellaville
Inti
Ogden- Login & Thaby Company
Utah Construction Company
Wattis Ig
Wattle
Lake
Hersea
Simon Lake
Keantor
Krel Aubmarine
Alante
Partite Ann
Tin Lake
Murat
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Blandand
I. A. Eldredge, Jr
Cor Uwelty
Murangora
Tribune Atery
Rocky Mountains
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gal & Electric
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America
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Blank Watch
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Mack Watch
Pat McCann
Pat Cate
Waahineton Star
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Warren L. Wattis
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