Embezzlement case in Municipal court and varied notices
The page notes C. C. Richards presiding over a hearing in Municipal court for a case of embezzlement by an employment agent named Dixon. Other items include a murder charge against Mrs. Aurora Hodge with a preliminary hearing next Monday, August 17, and various community notices about dances, excursions, and local appointments.
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GC. I. Carrington
Dixon
J. J. Brummitt
Aurora Hodge
Salt Lake
William X. Ryan
One Day Pact Narrowly Falls Short Says Chicago Past
A fragmented quote from Chicago Past notes a man considered a pact if not for one obstacle. The speaker says he isn’t rich enough for unprofitable pleasures, while others argue he isn’t poor enough to be easily discouraged.
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Paets
Rly
Chicago
Delegates Named for Trans Mississippi and Irrigation Congress
Weber County officials appoint Edwin Dix to represent at the Trans Mississippi Congress in Seattle August 16 to 21. Mayor-elect L. 3. Nelson and Nathaniel Montgomery are named delegates to the National Irrigation Congress. Wm. Allison and D. H. Adams confirmed as associate Weber County schools examiners. Huntsville election results canvassed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Irrigation Congress
Fonder Congress
Seattle
Edwin Dix
Weber County
National Irrigation Congress
L. 3. Nelson
Huntaville
Nathaniel Montgomery
W. B. Wilson
Wm. Allison
D. H. Adams
Weber County Schools Examining Board
Huntsville
Assault and Battery Case In Municipal Court
Mrs. Alice Manning sues Frank Parker over land rights in University addition. Manning rented from E Bratz and Hyrum Belnap for seventeen years. Parker claims a tax title. After a dispute over apples, Parker allegedly threw Manning and struck her with a stick. Parker found guilty after a long hearing. sentence set for tomorrow at 10.
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Alice Manning
Frank Parker
University Addition
Manning
E. ¥. Bratz
Hyrum Belnap
Parker
Traveling Freight Agent and Railroad News in Ogden
Rail officials report congestion at Union Depot due to westward traffic tied to G.A.L.I. excursion rates. Union Pacific’s Ruble returns from Wyoming. J. I. Nevins, D. I. G. agent, travels in Ogden for road business. Stewart moves to Southern Pacific dispatch office. Philadelphia and Reading deploys a new town mobile with single driving wheels for high speed service between Philadelphia and New York.
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J. I. Nevins
Silt Take
Ogden
Ruble
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Stewart
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific Dispatcher
Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad
England
Philadelphia
New York
Richard J Jose Ainstress Minstrels At The Grand Tonight
The public praises Richard J Jose a famed contralto with a bird like voice. He leads the Richard J Jose Minstrels with forty star artists and a costly set of scenery and descent lighting. The program promises rare voices clean humor and top entertainment for lovers of quality minstrels.
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Richard J. Jose
Jose
Richard J. Jose Ainstress
Wia
Keller Mack
Wm. McDonald
Frank Cushman
Prize Ode Won by Mrs Gilbert McClurg of Colorado Springs
Judges award a $50 prize for the best ode to the National Irrigation Congress opening September 15 in Ogden. Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, Colorado Springs, is named author after forty two odes were submitted under numbered anonymity. The work will not be published yet. McClurg may revise the ode before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Gilbert McClurg
A. S. Condon
A. J. Heywood
Dan Hamer
Don Magure
Ross
Tvo
McChirg
F. C. Kelsey
Salt Lake
Jean Campbell MacMillan
Queen
Charles J. Ross
Opden
A. Standard
A. Condon
Gilbert McChurg
Board of Control and Husband
Ife
Brooklyn Institute
New York Museum of Natural History
New Jersey
New York
Toledo
St. Paul
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
McClurg
Department of State
Washington
Offcer of Public Instruction
France
Trooklin
Chicago
Paris
Mra
McClure
College of France
James Martin Recaptured After Jail Break
A prisoner from the group that escaped the county jail last night was recaptured today in the mountains. James Martin faces a death penalty while authorities continue pursuit of the remaining fugitives from the escape.
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George Phillips
Robert Burke
Sheriff Seabring
Thulte
Faugs
Juinfeng Startong
Martin
Bee Sting Therapy for Rheumatism Backed by Doctor Pere
A Marburg physician Dr. Pere advocates bee sting therapy for rheumatism noting initial small stings with gradual increases. He cites a case where a woman endured 6 592 stings in a course and achieved a complete cure, claiming ovarian immune responses are strengthened by bee venom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pere
Marburg
Pere
Whee
Herechitas
Real Estate Exchange Adjourns Meeting in Birmingham
An adjourned meeting at the office of George J. Kelly aimed to complete the organization of a real estate exchange with few participants present due to many residents being out of town. President Lee Gibson announced plans to push the exchange’s formation to improve local real estate conditions. The event occurred in Birmingham, Alabama, on August 10 with another session scheduled for August 25 at 10 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Rental Exchange
George J. Kelly
Lee Gibson
Buldock Blood Bitters Promises Clear Headed Vitality
An advertisement touts Buldock Blood Bitters claiming it provides a clear head, active brain, and a strong vigorous body to make men fit for the battle of life. The copy emphasizes vitality and readiness for daily struggle.
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Buldock
North Ogden Notes Record of illness and travel plans
North Ogden notes report typhoid and related illnesses in town with Annie Hall and another child affected. John W. Orton sails from Liverpool on August 20 returning from a German mission of two and a half years. Albert S. Ferrin sails from Auckland on September 11 after four years in New Zealand. J. M. Binglock also sails then after two years of service. The Thirty-eighth Quorum of Seventies weighs celebrating the quorum’s fifty year formation anniversary this fall. The new North Ogden school house is under construction, estimated cost about $3,000 upon completion.
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North Ogden
Annie
John Hall
Atte
Ernest Daniela
John W. Orton
Liverpool
Germany
Albert S. Ferrin
Pleasant View
Auckland
New Zealand
Ji. M. Binglock
Ntissigil
North Ogden New School
Dean's Ointment Promotes Instant Skin Relief
A vintage note claims eczema and skin issues like scald head hives and itchiness are instantly relieved and permanently cured by Dean's Ointment available at any drug store.
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Dean
Real Estate Transfers and Lead in House Paint
Real estate transfers recorded include W B Courtney and wife to Lizzie Bollinger lot 8 block 1 Five Acre plat for 1100 dollars. Lizzie Bollinger and husband to Lottie J Munsee part of lot 8 block 1 Five Acre plat for 1300 dollars. Harriet E Woodmansee and others to Mary E Exemett lots 5 22 and part of lots 3 4 Woodmansee Main Street addition for 1100 dollars. Christopher Purdy to Heber Adamson Purdy part of southwest quarter section 30 township G north range 11 west for 275 dollars. Jeanette S McKay to Margaret Moyes south half of lot 8 Breck or plat for 1060 dollars. James Owens and wife to Leber J Purdy part of northwest quarter section 21 township O north range 1 west for 106 dollars. An article on the dangers of lead in house paint notes a parliamentary commission condemning white lead and recommending white zinc as safer, citing 1780 French chemist Courteois advocating zinc.
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Elia
W. B. Courtney
Lizzie Bollinger
Ilock
Lottie J. Munsee
Woodmansee
W. Exemett
Christopher Purdy
Heber Adohn Purdy
North Range
Jeanette
McKay
Margaret Moyes
Breck
James Owens
Leber J. Purdy
Northwest Quarter
North Tage
Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry Referred
A fragment notes a remedy cited as Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry and dismisses the notion of a summer complaint, implying its use for a common stomach issue.
Injured and the Dying at National Park Accident
Philadelphia reports no new deaths from Saturday's ball park disaster. Seven people in hospitals are at the point of death with slight chances of recovery, while about one hundred others remain injured across several hospitals. The scheduled game for today is canceled and a directors' conference will review the incident.
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Philadelphia
Senators Stranded On Yukon Sandbar During Alaska Tour
United States Senators Nelson of Minnesota Patterson of Colorado and Dillingham of Vermont, members of a committee probing Alaskan affairs, were stranded on a sandbar in the Yukon River 200 miles above Nualato after the steamship St. Paul left for Nome. They had visited Skagway Juneau Dawson Eagle Rampart and planned to reach St Michael None, prompting Nome officials to alert the steamer Stealey at Nampart for rescue.
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Eagle and
Rampart
St. Michael
None
Nome
Ly Wire
Stealey
Nampart
Tahiti Princess Arrives in Chicago Aboard Mariposa
Princess Atimahinihini Pomare, 16, daughter of the late King Pomare of Tahiti, arrives in Chicago on the steamship Mariposa with her aunt Mrs. Dorenee Atwater. She comes from a royal line educated in French convents and European and native Tahitian customs, planning to settle in America.
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Chicago
Wugiat
Dispatch
Chicago Tribune
Frantisco
Saya
Atimahinihini Pomare
King Pomare
Tahiti
Mariposa
Dorenee Atwater
Islands
America
Miss Pomare
The White Tall Hat Returns in King’s Fashion Note
The King’s choice of a grey white tall hat at Phoenix Park races stirs London hatters. Once popular twenty five years ago, the style waned due to lack of two modern English fashion traits and weather whims. Royal taste driven by good nature and trade interests, not spectacle.
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Phoenix Park
London
West End
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Ian Majesty
Marvelous beacon shines from Heligoland lighthouse
The Islam of Heligoland unveils a new beacon claiming the most powerful yet. German engineers replace Fresnel lenses with parabolic glass mirrors to achieve a 30,000,000 candle power flash visible up to forty miles in clear weather from the Busuit lighthouse.
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Heligoland
Busuit
Typographical union opens forty ninth session in Washington
The Forty ninth Session of the Typographical union began in Washington with 315 delegates. President Lynch outlined hopes for growth to 100,000 members, urged broader reach to isolated printers, and emphasized education, better sanitary conditions, and stronger union label. He noted progress with the American Newspapers Publishers association and warned against abuses of arbitration and boycotts of union papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Whitehead
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
Palmer
McFarland
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Moore
United States
van Baugh
James M. Lynch
Lynch
Organized Labor
American Newspapers Publishers Association
Java
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Rele
Som
Lyk
Congress
Amos J. Cummings
Copyright Committee
Pleasure Seekers Stranded as Trolley Strike Paralyzes Subway
Thousands of New York residents faced delays after a strike by about 100 trolley workers tied to the Queens County Electric Railway. The walkout disrupted service from Long Island City and required police reserves to manage crowds ferries and street traffic. The dispute stemmed from the firing and nonreinstatement of four workers last week and may involve a broader Queens County system sale to a New York Trust controlled syndicate.
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New York
New York & Queens County Electric Railway Company
Long
Fort Lume
Riroad
Waidn
Queens County
New York Trust Company
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Broney
Bear
C. C. Richards
Eccles Bidz
Skeen and Burrows
351 Y
Washington Avenue
Wooderft
Lester Park ‘Pavilion
Second Ward Y. ML & Y. L. MI
Hermitage
J. Stevens
A. L. Scoville
Fourth Ward
Lagoon Tuesaay
Hooper Ward
Lagoon
Srust Zist
Lagoon F
Farmington
J. W. Watson
Charles Edward Shepherd
Mostmaster
Garner
Watson
Sriday
Wright’s
Italy
Sweden
Glasmann
Don ‘Alaguiré
H. C. Baker
Q. A. Kennedy
American Mining Congress
Deadwood End Tea
South Lakota
William Rowlands
W At. Chivers
Malad
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Rolap i Phekerane
App
Abes
Jefferson Ave
Georgia Crockerie. Union .Pacific Railroad Company
County School Board
Cook Union Pafiane Lalorific
Union
Gilbert S. M’clure
Col
Orado Springs
Board OF Control
MacMillan
Kelsey
James Martin
Jaiftin_ Botte
Real Estate Exchange
Birmingham
Ala
Board of Arbitration
Alabama
George Gray
Delaware
Toronto
Strathcona
Detroit
Dieldit
Breton
Courteois
Bret
Duke of Northumberland
Dubzhan
Albury Park
Guildford
Northureverland
Mary Dro&mond
Drewmond
Albury
Wheelwright Brothers
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