Ogden News Notes Briefs From The City
Ogden journalists report a flood of casual notices: a nurse leaves for Seattle. Miss Ferrin plans a New York study trip. Scowcroft and Sons close for a half-day. police investigate a Chinaman’s assault at camp 21. discounts offered on refrigerators. Pender arrested on burglary charges in Salt Lake. tomatoes arrive for early canning. post money order window hours change. a special horse race is set. local ads highlight Weatherby’s fish. a Business College catalog is available. various social visits and a court hearing on a diamond ring theft. a marriage license issued to Porter Wardleck and Der a Hinkston. Wright’s ad and other city notices fill the page.
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EL du Sault
Green River
Wyo
Helens
Soyadzki
Salt Lake City
K.H Gosling
Prob
Hil
Fortthe Tribune
Crockwell's
aNila Ferrin
New York
Ogden Hope
Craig Canning Factory
C. W. Lundquest
Ogden Post
Nick II
Sage Bird
Nigger Boy
Altanont
Social notes from Ogden and Salt Lake includes visitors
Lk Rogers from Salt Lake acts as deputy sheriff witness in lodge case. Rasmussen couple returned from Salt Lake buying holiday goods for Ogden and Rock Springs stores. Washington DC businessmen Wallace D. McLean Henry V. Tulloch and Richard Knight in Ogden, then to Yellowstone. Lizbeth Orth returns from Berkeley with her father after UC summer program. Lizzie Francis sails to Nevada California. Annie Landsburg visits Ogden. Attorney M. D. Lessenzer returns from Idaho trip. A King taken to hospital from Corinne with fever. A Van Patten back from the East after mining business. heads West today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lk Rogers
Salt Lake
Seabring
O. D. Rasmussen
Ogden
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wallace D. McLean
Henry V.,tulloch
Richard Knight
Washington, D. C
W. .E. Maison
Yellowstone National Park
M. D. Lessenzer
Idaho
King
Corinne
Municipal Court Assault Case and Drunk Dockets
In municipal court Allen Jones was arraigned on assault with a deadly weapon against James Desmond at the county jail last Saturday. John Howard pleaded guilty to charges and received a thirty day sentence. Mike Kelly and Mike Doyle were granted suspended sentences. N A Burton also had a suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jones
James Desmond
John Howard
Mike Kelly
Mike Doyle
N. A. Burton
Sanitary Board Tackles Quarantine Violations and Nuisances
The City Board of Health met to review alleged sanitation breaches. HW Wilson pled to obey the quarantine law, a butcher shop complaint was referred for written filings, and Floyd Park closets were ordered cleaned weekly. A. Condon was asked to explain failing to report diphtheria cases, while a nuisance behind the Broom restaurant faced a 12 hour cleanup deadline.
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City Board of Health
G. A. Dickson
Ower
John van Sweden
HW. T. Wilson
A. Wright
Twentyfourth Street
Lester Park
Dr. A. & Condon
Tomie Raseas
Sou Pac Settles Damage Suit Of Young Jones
Farley M. Jones, a brakeman in railroad service, received a $2,500 settlement from the Southern Pacific Company after losing a leg in an accident last spring. His guardian, James J. Jones, arranged the compromise as the 20 year old claimant prepared to file suit.
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Southern Pacific Company
Con
Farley MM. Jones
Young Jones
James J. Jones
Child Drowned In Weber Canyon Tragedy During Drowning Accident
A three year old girl, Camorah Hanks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hanks of Syracuse Utah, drowned in Weber Canyon while on a fishing trip with Emanuel Yanks party. The child vanished from a wagon while parents were away fishing and was found in the river with head downstream. Funeral planned for Syracuse residence tomorrow.
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Weber Canyon
Ogden
Emanuel Yanks
Syracuse
Davis County
Camorah
Rev C S Womer to Leave Ogden
Rev C S Womer will depart Ogden about mid next month to return to Hollidaysburg Pa. He will be succeeded by Rev Samuel Blair of Grand Encampment Wyoming who will arrive next week to take charge of the Ogden Methodist church after a four year West posting and recent Grand Encampment assignment.
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Ogden
Samuel Blair
Grand Encampment
Wyo
Stev. G. &. Womer
Methodist Church
Hollidaysburg
Altoona
Itl
Worner
Hgg
Nev
Blair
West
Tavine S
Neebraska
Utah
Wyoming
Grand
Boy Run Over by Horse in City Street
Clyde Newman three years old son of Joseph Newman was struck and run over by a horse driven by Dr Forbes on Jefferson avenue near Twenty fourth street at about 5 30 pm. He suffered bad bruises but no broken bones and no fault was assigned.
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Clyde Newman
Joseph Newman
Dr.Forbes
Jefferson Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Salvation Army Head to Speak at Irrigation Congress
Bishop Tuttle of St Louis cannot attend the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress due to September engagements. Congressman Sutherland is named to the Reception Committee, while Fred Booth Tucker of Salvation Army national headquarters in New York offers to speak on colonization. President Roosevelt’s interest in irrigation is noted.
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Bishop Tuttle
St. Lous
Fred J. Kleser
Irrigation Congress
Board of Control of the
Fred Booth Tucker
The
Salvation Army
West Fourteenth Street
New York
Tucker
Roosevelt
George Sutherland
Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Mississippi River
Sutherland
Omaha to Send Delegation to Irrigation Congress
Senator Kiesel reports Omaha will send about twenty or more delegates to the Irrigation Congress in Ogden on September 15 to 18. The Commercial Club plans to organize roughly 100 Nebraskans for the trip, with support from Ogden and Salt Lake funds and a prize for irrigation art.
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Commercial Club of
Omaha
Fred J. Kiesel
Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Kiesel
Commercial Club
George E. Paine
Isaac W. Carpenter
Carpenter Paper Company
Congress
West
Ar. Kiexel
Ted Goodwin
Nebraska
Popular Omaha Couple to Wed After License Issuance
A marriage license was issued to George I. Erhard of Omaha, 31, and Edna Armstrong of Ogden, 20. They will wed at the bride’s home at Adams Avenue and Twenty third Street at one o'clock. Rev. Alfred Brown will officiate. The couple will tour the East and then reside in Omaha. The bride is a noted society belle and S. O. O. B. member. The groom is a prominent Omaha businessman.
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George I. Erhard
Omaha
Edna ¥. Armstrong
Ogden
Adams Avenue
Twentythird Street
Alfred Brown
Episcopal Church
East
O¢ilen
Monument Dedicated in Tamaqua for Miner Leader Patrick Sharpe
A monument to Patrick Sharpe, a local miners leader shot by a deputy a year ago, was dedicated at St Joseph's cemetery in Tamaqua. William F. B. Wilson, secretary of the United Mine Workers, delivered the dedicatory address.
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Tamaqua
Patrick Sharpe
S J. Joseph's
Willliam FB. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Kaiser Wilhelm II Sails Westward Record Pace
The Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived from Bremen after a swift 5 days 15 hours 10 minutes voyage at an average speed of 22.58 knots an hour. The trip bests its May record by over six hours. On board were Lady Charles Beresford, George Westinghouse, and Heinrich Conreid director of the Metropolitan Opera House.
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New York
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
Kaiser
Charles Beresford
George Westinghouse
Heinrich Conreid
Metropolitan Opera House
Torpedo Boat Morris Retreats After Accident
Oyster Bay report says the torpedo boat destroyer Morris left for the Brooklyn Navy Yard after an accident during a pre review test. Propeller blades were twisted and amidships damage noted, but officials deem the vessel not seriously damaged.
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Oyster Bay
Morris
Brooklyn Navey Yard
Convict Killed in Wyoming State Prison
James Williams, a convict serving for grand larceny and recently recaptured after escaping on June 6, was shot to death in his cell by turn key Ernest Goodsell. Williams seized Goodsell through the bars, grabbed the keys, and after a struggle Goodsell drew his revolver and fired. The incident occurred in Rawlins this morning.
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Denver
the Times
Rawlins
Wyo
James Williams
Ernest Goodsell
Williams
Goodsell
Murderer Identified as Jack the Ripper Type
Detroit reports the mutilated body of four year old Aphonge Wilmes found behind the Michigan stove works with hands tied by wire and a gag red handkerchief down the throat. Police link the case to a prior 17 year old Dick Tibbits murder, suspect a lunatic of the Jack the Ripper type being investigated in coordination with Detroit authorities.
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Detroit
Aphonge Wilmes
St. Albin
Michigan
Alphonse I
Polies
Tibbitts
Jack
Noekford
Train Conductor Killed in Collision Near Horse Creek
Conductor M. J. Sullivan of a north bound Colorado and Southern freight train was killed five miles north of Horse Creek after a steer caused a collision. Brakeman Selbert was badly injured as two cars derailed. two men rode on one of the derailed cars.
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Horse Creek
Wye
M. J. Sullivan
Colorado and Southern
Selbert
Breach of Promise Verdict Set Aside in McCarthy Suit
In Portland Oregon August 18 Judge Bellinger set aside a 22500 verdict in the breach of promise case of Miss Hirdie N McCarthy of Wayhe Michigan against James Meryford Lake County banker and cattleman. McCarthy sought 70000 damages and some testimony was sensational. The judge ruled the verdict excessively high and influenced by passion or prejudice.
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Yortland
Ore
Bellinger
Hirdie N. McCarthy
Wayhe
Mich
James Meryford
Lake County
Misa McCarthy
Liberia diamonds spark new prospect for white enterprise
In Liberia New York Aug 18 the Republic of Liberia reports diamonds found in the country. A protecting party from the West African Gold Concessions Company Limited returned with corundum gems including rubies and sapphires. The discovery enhances mining prospects and interests in America and France where company stock is held.
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New York
Republic of Liberia
New York Herald Dispatch
London
Hayman
The
Republic
Ountry
West African Gold Concassions Company, Limited
America
France
Textile strikers vote to secede and resume work
In Philadelphia on August 18 the six hundred piece dyers who voted last night to secede from the Textile strikers resumed work today. No coal sorter were engaged, a colstone were planted, and some strikers returned to work at a five percent decrease in wages.
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Philadelphia
President unable to attend yacht races this Thursday
Oyster May reports that the President cannot attend the first yacht race on Thursday. Mrs Roosevelt Miss Alice Roosevelt and friends will watch from the Mayflower deck with Secretary Moody. Admiral Dewey departed aboard the Mayflower with an uncertain destination and torpedo boat destroyers flotilla damage remains unclear.
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Roosevelt
Alice Roosevelt
Moody
Admiral Dewey
New York
New York Navy Yard
Destr o destroyers reach New London for coal
New London Conn Aug 18 three injured destroyers had not arrived at the navy yard by 12 30 p m The torpedo boat destroyers remain at New London coal station for coal.
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Navy Yard
New York
New London
Conn
Fotills
Tipton Sheriff Captures Kidnapper Lueth in Ransom Plot
Sheriff Barclay of Tipton arrests Aug bab Lueth a farm hand who confesses to kidnapping Mrs John Telstow of Hennett. He held her in a cellar awaiting a $30,000 ransom from her husband. Lueth is jailed at Tipton.
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Davenport
Barclay
Tipton
Augbab Lueth
John Telstow
Hennett
Lucth
Nebraska convention opens with Sloan as temporary chair
The 2:15 meeting led by J. C Lindsay installed Mr. Sloan as temporary chairman. Sloan declared fusion in Nebraska dead and asserted Republicans have a better chance to win. A resolutions committee was formed, led by J. T. Webster of Omaha.
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J. C Lindsay
State Committee
Sloan
Fusion
Nebraska
J. T. Webster
Omaha
Fraud suspect Buzzard arrested in Oregon hotel
Sheriff Brown detains E. K. Buzzard in Taker City on Spokane request amid accusations he and a partner defrauded Pat Harrington of 2300 dollars in a confidence game. The elderly, partly paralyzed man hired a deputy to guard him at a hotel while en route to visit his son in law in Weiser Idaho.
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Taker City
Ore
Brown
BE. K. Buzard
Spokane
Buzzard
Pat Harrington
Ile
Weiser
Idaho
Missionaries Report Kwansi Famine District Improves
Mail advices from Hong Kong say famine areas in Kwansi province South China show improvement. Harvest has begun and free cereal distribution ended in many places by early July. Distribution is expected to cease entirely within a few weeks.
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London
Iong Kong
Kwangsi Province
South China
Cloudburst wrecks Cerro Prieto stamp mill and floods tailings
A Tucson dispatch reports a cloudburst at Cerro Prieto Sonora on Sunday wrecking the mine's stamp mill and washing away 20,000 tons of tailings valued at 140,000. Tailings were being treated for gold by cyanide process as floodwaters swept through the canyon.
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Los Angeles
Tucson
Ariz
Cerro Prieto
Sonora
Builders to Aid the Miner
Denver report of the National Building Trades council election with Maloney defeating Smyth for general instrument and sanctioning aid to miners. A Western Federation of Miners vs American Smelt Refining firm eight hour debate shapes policy. San Francisco slate and tile roofing jurisdiction disputed with Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers and charter reforms urged for slate and tile workers.
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Denver
Chicago
National Building Teg Council
E. L. Smyth
St. Louis
Maloney
Smyth
Selenia
Mises i
Smvitidusal Refining Company
San Francisco
National Building Trades Council
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers’ International Aliance
International Slate and Tile Rooters Union
One Water Sheet Metal Workers’ Section Alliance
San Francia Tei
Irrigation Policy Report from Indian Civil Mission
Simla reports the irrigation civil mission plans 1500000000 in ten years for protective irrigation work and 60000000 annually in loans for private irrigation. The policy stresses efficient use of national resources to combat famine and fund irrigation through loans and interest charged to beneficiaries. In Montgomery West Virginia a man burned to death in a campfire accident at Cannel ton after attempting to rekindle flames with improper fuel.
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Simla
Trrigation Civil Mission
Montgomery
W. Va
William Calisca
Cannelton
Promising Liver Tonic Offers Relief From Biliousness
G Le Caldwell reports quick relief after taking Hierbine from agents in Checotah Indian Territory for biliousness headaches and dyspepsia. A patient with enlarged liver and spleen found hope after doctors gave up and tried Hierbine, now claiming improved health. Sold by Cars Wash Ave and J E Cave Store.
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G. le Caldwell
Agt
G. Fi Cars Wash
J. E. Cave
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Ohio
Crockwell’'s
A. St CG. Smith
Seattle
Morgan
Graham Ayliverys
Twenty Fifth Streets
Scowcroft and Sons
Ogden Furniture & Carpebs Co
Pender
Israel Pender
Igall
Wright
Weatherby’s
Business College
Kathryn Crogs
Emporia
Kan
Horton. Com
Twenty Fourth Street
Wallavenné
Twenty-second Street
Otlock
Porter A. Wardleck
Déra Hinkston
Southern Pacific
J. Thomas
Fnva
Jonathan Holland
Florence Smurthwaite
Nfj Logan
J. 8, Tolland and Family of
Lizzie Francis
Standard
Nevada
California
Annie Landsburg
Iowa City
Iowa
Mrs
Otto Schneider
Twenty-eighth and
Washington
A. van Patten
DR. Condon
City Board
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Farley M. Jones
Peery Bros. Wheat
Weber Iver
NER
C. S. Womer
Will
Holidaysburg
Pennsyl
Vania
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Congressman Sutherland
Fred Kiesel
Bride
Victoria
Jack the Ripper
Liberia
India
Jierbine
First National East
Ogden Brokerage CO
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