Local notices and society items fill Ogden pages
The column details business trips and visits from J. B. Noel and Mrs Noel to Armor Market. It notes the Salvation Army moving to Fort Hope Hall at 2612 Washington Ave and nightly meetings. It reports deaths and court actions, church bazaars, jail breaks, a horse dispute in district court, a child found wandering, and possible whiskey sales to a mother.
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Armor Market
Salvation Army
Washington Ave
Fort Hope Hall
Weatherby’s. Ramsoms
Herbert JB. Brown
Salt Lake
Conservative Life Insurance Company
Los Angeles
Jin Oxden
Sheriff's Office
Crittenton
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Bazaar and Chicken Pie Dinner at Congregational Church
The Ladies of the Congregational church announce a Bazaar and chicken pie dinner on Friday December 11. Meals will be served from 12 30 to 2 30 p.m. and trout served from 3 to 5 p.m. Prices are 35 cents.
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Congregational Church
Naval Recruiting Office
Overland Limited
the Congregational Church
Arguments in Wellshi Wells Case debated in Municipal Court
In Chicago this afternoon Attorney Murphy moved to dismiss alleging uncorroborated accomplice testimony cannot connect Wells to the crime. He urged corroboration and struck Monroe statements about spending crime money in Wells saloon and revolvers. County Attorney Hulaniski continued argument.
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Wells
Murphy
Monroe
Halling
Jno
D. Lee
Utah
Haymarket
Chicago
Officers elected by Calanthe Temple No 1 and Ogden April No 118
Calanthe Temple No 1 Rathbone Sisters elected officers for the next term led by Past chief Mrs Lucy Hodge and Most excellent chief Mrs Charlotte Ferndland with several other titles including Mrs Emma Carr Mrs Hanna Lund and Amy Barry The Eagles at Ogden April No 118 re elected Aaron Hoffman and KR MacIntosh as Worthy officers along with a slate of other appointed leaders.
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Calanthe Temple No. 1
Rathbone Sisters
Lucy Hodge
Charlotte Ferndland
Emma Carr
Hanna Lund
Mra
Amy Barry
Mae Custead
Mra Milsella Tyree
Mrea
Anna Jenkins
Fiuard
Hanna Eklund
Ogden Apria No. 118
Order of Eagles
Aaron Hoffman
Orthy
KR. E. MacIntosh
Kk. R. Geiger
C. A. Bass
D. T. Tracy
If. Myera
S. V. Gaston
James Kenney
Harry Pattigan
J. F. Smith
J. C. Gasling
Worthy
D. C. McGill
If. B. Forbes
Peter the Hermit and the Crusades Sparking Europe’s Awakening
Rev Thomas B Gregory argues that Peter the Hermit ignited the Crusades which shattered medieval lethargy and fostered European civilization. The campaign reduced isolation, spurred interregional trade, and weakened aristocratic power while birthing a nascent sense of unity among diverse peoples.
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Thomas B. Gregory
Europe
Peter the Hermit
Peter
Jerusalem
Christendom
England
France
Germany
Holy Land
Sind
Amiens
Peter the Jiermit
Italy
Asia Minor
Gaul
British Isles
Funeral for William Eccles Sr. Held at Mound Fort Meeting House
The funeral of William Eccles Sr. was held yesterday afternoon at the Mound Fort meeting house with many relatives and friends in attendance. Thomas D. Dee presided, and speakers including Rushey counselor and Bishop Jas Taylor of Mound Fort ward spoke of the deceased well. Mrs Maud Dee Porter sang a solo with the choir providing music.
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William Eccles
Mound Fort
Rushey
Thomas D. Dee
Tie
Keelon
Teo. Patrick
Salt Lake
Real estate transfers filed with Ellis County
Warranty deeds recorded show Brigham J Webb transferring part of section 11 township 6 north range 2 West to Albert Webb for 250 dollars. W Weater and wife transfer lots 57 and 53 block 2 South Park to John 3 Klenke for 425 dollars. Jas M Keckler sells part of lot 2 block 5 plat A to R M Wright for 1200 dollars.
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Ellis
Brigham J. Webb
Albert Webb
North Range
John 3. Klenke
South Park
Jas
M. Keckler
R. M. Wright
Not wholly lost or Father but only gone before
The family of the beloved husband and father expresses sincere thanks to many friends for their kindness during the illness and death. Mrs Wal Eccles Sr and family extend gratitude for support received.
Grant Myers Wins Gold Watch at Amusement Parlors
Grant Myers a 16 year old high school student weighing 146 pounds won a gold watch for the hardest punch at the amusement parlors next to the Opera House. He struck 1720 pounds on the punching machine to claim the prize amid spectators noting his youth and strength. Another watch will be awarded Saturday night December 1st in a contest open to all.
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District Court
Henry K. Rolapp
State of
Utah
Henry Ward
Robert Ws. Clark
Gideon
Nels Peterson
Richmond
Denmark
Michael Higgins
Grant Myers
Ilia
Heart Palpitations From Indigestion Warned By Ad
An old ad notes indigestion and gas pressing the heart cause palpitations. It advises taking Herbine for a few days, claiming quick improvement. The copy includes a street and store reference at Washington Avenue and a drug store name.
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Washington Avenue
Depot Drag
Agptti Aks
Canary of Ninth Avenue Delights Store Visitors
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a Baltimore store on Ninth Avenue where a rare canary, owned by a German proprietor's wife, refused a $500 offer. The bird in a wicker cage sang “Lauterbach” with flawless precision, performing a lilting improvisation between its rounds of display and bowing to its perch.
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Ninth Avenue
New York
Smoking in Banks Rules Relax After Hours
The New York Times notes bank rules ban smoking only during banking hours. After doors close, patrons describe a different scene with many smokers said to pass through the locked portals, transforming the bank interior into a free atmosphere for those inside.
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New York
Nio
Legion
New York Times
Great Storms of Glidingland and The Great November Tempest
A dated chronicle lists historic British tempests and floods from 44 in London with 1500 houses lost to 1703 storms. It notes 2000000 pounds in London damage, 8000 drowned nationwide, and the loss of twelve men of war and the Eddystone Lighthouse during the 1703 catastrophe.
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London
Cromwell
Eddystone
Winstanley
Rential
Blind swimmers find near perfect straight course ability
A London Chronicle note reports blind swimmers can maintain nearly straight lines over long distances with no guidance beyond a distant goal cue. A kind man with similar skill demonstrated the same straight steering, prompting a provincial mayor to organize contests between blind and sighted men of similar ability.
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Londen Chronicle
His Will Power
A humorous quip notes Wenpeck promised to quit smoking but the speaker concedes his wife carries the resolve in the household.
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Wenpeck
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Peery Brothers
Joan, Kelly & Herrick
O. D. Rasmussen
Rock Springs
Wyo
J. B. Noel
H. G. Noel
Spokane, Wash
Edward Bidwell Woodward
Buswell
Grant
Lion
Fred J. Kieael
San Francisco
Miss Ayres
Wright's
Thichard Mitchell
Shelly
Idaho
Mitchell
A. M. van der Vliess
Wright
T. A. Whalen
A. D. F. Reynolds
Adam Tatterson
Patrick Healy
Free Massa’s
Coalville
Chris Peterson
Fred Massa
Joseph Chez
Marian Winslow
Ruben Winslow
Henry Winslow
Conley’s Academy
Sooy'’s New Gallery
Stewart Moyes
Byron Moyes
Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Company
Henry Hl. Rolapp
Henderson & MacMillan
Castle Gate Coal Co
Spargo’s Book Store
Toggery
Fred MM. Nye
Ogden
Paul Stecker
OUR Optical
J. 5. Lewis & Co., Jewelers and Optician
Ladies OF the Cong Church
John D. Lee
Eagles Elece
Peter the Rine
The
Marysville
California
Reese Howell & Sons
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