Board of County Commissioners Session in Weber County
The Weber County Board met in regular session at 10 o clock with Commissioners Bianfor, Skeen, and Wilson present. County Clerk Hollingsworth reported a completed protection fence at Ogden Canyon and noted recent thaw causing loose rock. Dr Forbes reported six bagles in Warren and a smallpox case in Liberty quarantined. Thomas Farr was appointed deputy clerk to fill a vacancy, with Hollingsworth noting Farr’s prior activities and involvement in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Bianfor, Skeen and Wilson
Cluck Hollingaworth
Forbea
Mlnister
Mod
Garmioner Wilson
Ogden Canyon
Joseph Slanford
Dyoaident
TL. W. Slawtitt
Wilson
Brenford
Ray District
Forbes
Warren
Liberty
Board of County Commissionors
Weber County
Thomas
Farr
C.R. Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Misk Cahoon
Safef
Hol Ther
John V. Bluth
Holther
T He Poly
Young Men Republican Club
Stanford
Egylnin
L. YH
Frourne
Huntaville
Corminsianes Wilton
German Atlantic liners and municipal trading debate
A New York report cites London sources on German Atlantic liners and their engine power, while British Prime Minister Balfour is expected to appoint a royal commission to study municipal trading. The piece notes rising interest in municipal ventures and calls for impartial security investigations, with radical members fearing government limits on municipal freedom.
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New York
Dec. S
Charles. Beresford
Pruiners
New York Tribune
London
Lord Cherles
Tribunela
Balfour
Eloter
Rately
Loase
Comms
Astah Vikhinont Atm Royal Commiskiv
Convention deliberations shape women’s rights agenda
The ibwitizt women council adopted a resolution praising Solauian for humanity and discussed inviting notable speakers to a planned convention in St. Louis to address issues of women’s unity and international influence. The meeting focused on parliamentary discourse and commemorating the event with future planning.
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Sonentary Hay
Ble Pawid
Mra
Europe
Qaa
Almandar
St. Lata
World markets report sees swings amid higher London prices and mixed commodity shifts
Markets rallied on London price gains while Amalgamated and North American stocks rose amid broad demand. New York and Chicago futures showed varied moves in grains, metals, and livestock with sentiment leaning toward caution as traders awaited further signals. Futures and cash markets reflected volatility in currencies, oil, and government securities, while cattle and hog receipts topped expectations at regional pits.
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Mw Sark
Werivaea
London
Amalgamated
North America
New York Central
Rock Teland
Hocking Valley
Melo
Grooklyn
Tranail
General Voli
Cominental Tobane
Salueilay
Pius
Lara
Ley
New York Navy Captain Named Honorary Member Abroad
Captain A V Ma Won of the United States Navy has been elected an honorary life member of the Royal United Service Institution in London. The decision honors his contributions to naval literature as noted by a dispatch in the New York Tribune.
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New York
A.V. Ma
United States
Navy
New York ‘Tribune
London
Liew Hoyal United Service Institution
Stage snowstorm mishap recalled by aging actor
The Philadelphia Theatrical remembers a touring production where an old actor played a blind man searching for his daughter amid a snowstorm. Paint brushes and tools fell from set pieces as the storm effect spooled, a hammer nearly struck the actor, and a mock wrench grazed his temple before he proclaimed the storm over.
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Tom Menvy
Chead
Philadelphia
Volcano Fact Fragments From Historic Eruptions
The note compiles dramatic volcanic claims, citing Mount Etna in 1968 with lava and ash flaring as it threatened nearby towns, and Hawaii’s Kilauea eruptive surge described as vast beyond comparison. It also references Iceland’s Skaptar-Jobull eruption as a major, formidable event in history.
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Alonto
Catania Form & Tuass
Itumense
Kilauea
Hawaii
Passenger arrivals list with scattered names and places
A fragmented roster notes arrivals and origins including Denver Chicago New York San Jose and Portland among others. Names such as Crebhin Freeman and Nelson appear with various cities and states, reflecting a crowded passage of travelers and residents listed in a late 19th or early 20th century note.
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Crebhin
Denver
JbwalUetshyity
G. Mo Barkley
Kee
Verve Haute
Jud
James Nelson
Sal Lake
W. E. Burgess
San Pran
O'Brien
Alexander II
Gem
Portland
Ore
Harry Pulehnion
BP Grath
Bonney
St. Joos Das, M Drell, East Grada Forks, Mina; Cee, Thompson, Tush Grada Forks
Mizs
Harold I. Tarvey
Lunepalt
M. J. Engle
Reading
Barwell
Tad
Cale J. Glongey
Balldakey
I. Hull
Salt Lake
B. Martin
Winevight
Kansas
Duel over conduct ends with expulsion vote in chamber
The article reports a heated session over ministerial conduct and Deputy Syveton, culminating in a call for expulsion and a probable appeal to voters for vindication. In a separate item, Mrs. Gueldin Teelar, 62, wife of W. R., Beelor of Minard, is burned to death at home after a long invalid life, with her son George witnessing the tragedy.
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Vern
Tee
Guelndi Dana Teelar
W. BR
Beelor
Minard
Harning
Turaday Evenly
George
Rex
Cable dispute delays Mulhall line project
The report notes a conflict over a cable installation, with officials debating routes and responsibilities. Key figures include company executives and local authorities who discuss expediting the work as a telegraph message signals delays. The situation centers on scheduling, approvals, and possible hold ups.
Legal contest over mines in Copper belt dispute
Phoenix Arizona December brief reports a lawsuit involving Axel W. Hatedborg and John Award Addicks of Delaware versus the Green Consortium Copper Company and the Cobre Grande Copper Company. The dispute centers on financing, control, and the legality of a settlement related to the Cobre Grande mine and its transfer of mining rights and proceeds. The case seeks to set aside a judgment by agreement and grant relief requested in the original petition.
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Phoenix
Aviz
Dee
Cabea Crau de
Axel W. Hatedborg
Wid John
Addicks of
Dela
Wu Cuib Agdiné
Sulidete
Campany
Che Chundine
Cobre Gramde
Lie Tart
Greene
New Mexico Prosperous Amid Growing Taxable Value
Washington reports New Mexico shows progress under Gov Otero with rising taxable property. The governor notes the territory’s assessed value at 41 107 745, approaching 160 million in anticipated taxable worth, reflecting advances in industry and development.
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Washington
Otero
New Mexico
Shehart
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Thomas Farr
Furnish Legionn
British Shipwuers
Municipal Thaumyc
Council OF
Ibwisit
WOME
Kallinare
B.connell
Maigret Ratrer Taal
Monay
LIV Rsto
cHicaGo
Texas Fed
Kansas City
Medina
Awes
Omaha
Shockera
Sly York Wilt
Corres
Sy, Lovis, Wank
St. Louis
Der
Tigray
Cam
Mahan Hongiler
Krakatoa
Ty Dorry
Abe
Tespor
Vito
Soxley
State of
Utah
Ogden Savings Bank
Ogden
Wehar
Ulal
Titah
Weber
Tames Pingron
Jaw Deposce
Enya
James Pingree
James F. Burton
T. Hammond
Salt Lake City
Branm
Pam
G. Wr Stores
Hemember
Shotea
von Read
Dea
Casey
Wiig
Armen
al BP
Broom Hotel
Jeas
Mathie
Mans
Marquis de Dion
Gujolie Ville
Walls
Syrekow
Walle
M. Syveton
Olliwily
Morty
Fresonger
Amd
Markuys
Wied
Hontmany
Honolua
Vokalvaia
J. H. Bigger & CO
NEW York Stocks
NEW York Grain
A. J. Crmmings
H.W. Sherman
Mgr
Eccles Big Phaze
Stas Palmas
Canary Islands
Deo
The
Prince
Farrur Prince
Cap. Mackin
Sh. Vinedkat
Natal
Bea
Argyll
Latindt
Alon Bay
Goth
Yeblo Bay
Southampton
Iin
China
C. A. Beghtol
Washington Avenue
Orsaleioy Edgar Jones
Morris
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Willard Snow
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