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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1909

Page

5

Falstaff Engage McMillan and Mansfield Extend Engagement

The Falstaff venue keeps the banjo and guitar duo McMillan and Mansfield on staged as demand for seats soars. Box reservations advised to secure seating. Also notes a Methodist Brotherhood debate on suffrage at 8:00 p.m. Ladies Night invites all church members. Utah Stationery Co announces a 20 day sale across all stock. New notaries A A Wenger appoints Harold J Packer with terms ending 1913. Whitman lecture series returns to Carnegie Hall at 8 p.m. with O H S Quintette. Railroad men entertainment by J F McElroy and Frank M Rugg of Burlington system.

Messrs. McMillan and Mansfield Methodist Church Methodist Brotherhood

Local notices mix with travel and coal ads in St Paul pages

A montage of brief items from St Paul includes railroad officials at headquarters, local ads for coal and furniture, a crash report on a hack incident, and a moving pictures feature at Isis Theater. Also notes on a charity dance, school announcements, and a funeral service for Junius L. Erleson.

Apolis St Paul C. A. Henry A. B. Mopeley Junius L. Erleson Richey’s Chapel Noble Strong Elderkin Isis Theater

Ogden Rapid Transit Directors Elected and Bond Plan

The Ogden Rapid Transit company elected directors for the coming year: David Eccles, M S Browning, George H Matson, H H Rolapp, H H Spencer, R B Porter and Charles H Kircher. The board authorized bond issuance up to 1 million dollars for immediate street car system extensions and other improvements, with initial bonds at least 500 thousand dollars. Work to begin soon, with figures and estimates ready.

Ogden Rapid Transit Company Mondty David Eccles M. 5S. Browning George H. Matson H. H. Rolapp H. H Spencer R. B. Porter Charles H. Kircher

Young Lady In Need Of A Friend

Miss Mamie Follett of Cheyenne arrived from the east on delayed No. 3 and lost her pocketbook while waiting for the westbound Southern Parish train. Depot Master Shields quickly sent a telegram. twenty minutes later a money order was ready at Western Union, and Miss Follett departed gratefully. Her brother is timekeeper at the Union Pacific shops in Cheyenne. The pocketbook was last seen at the depot by a train passenger.

Mamie Follett Cheyenne San Francisco Southern Parish Menna Shields Union Pacific Western Union Union

Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office

The Manhattan Trust Company transfers to James Alonzo Stephens Jr part of the southwest quarter of section 4 township 5 range 1 west for $1. A H Williams transfers to Leroy W Wahl leich part of lot 2 block 1% Pleat B Ogden City survey for $1.

Wallace Manhattan Trust Company James Alonzo Stephens, Jr A. H Williams Leroy W. Wahlleich Ogden City Survey

J C Wright Killed On U P Train At Green River

J C Wright a switchman for the Union Pacific at Green River was killed last night while coupling a car on the eastbound Overland Limited. He was crushed at the vestibule when his head caught on the diaphragm. Wright, in service since October, leaves a wife and three children at Choynone. He likely belonged to the Brotherhood of Trainmen, which carries $1500 life insurance for members.

Harry Choy None Brotherhood of Trathmen

Southern Pacific Back On Track Amid Storm Repairs

Superintendent Manson and Engineer Fitzgerald report the Salt Lake division from Ogden to San Francisco in prime condition after inspections. General Superintendent Young notes Sacramento division traffic is open, trains running on time, and a major effort to overhaul engines during quiet periods to prepare for spring and summer business.

Manson Fitzgerald Salt Lake Division Southern Pacific Ogden San Francisco Sacramento Young Northern Division Sheridan Joe Harriman Father Wehr Salt Lake Aryl Hatrond Carlin Imlay Montello Sparks Winnempecen

Bancroft to Quit the Road

The Los Angeles Examiner reports W H Bancroft will retire as general manager of the Oregon Short Line and Dr EB Calvin will resign as Southern Pacific general manager. Both are on vacation in Hawaii and expected to depart Honolulu for San Francisco. Rumors say Bancroft will end his railroad career in Salt Lake City, while Calvin plans to pursue other work.

Los Angeles Examiner W. H. Bancroft Oregon Short Line Harriman EB. Calvin Ae Gentral Southern Pacific System Hawaiian Islands Honolulu San Francisco New York Salt Lake East Oregon

Police Court Clears Block on Unhitched Teams and Fast Riding

A brisk Oxon police court session focused on petty street ordinance violations. James Hambley faced a fine for leaving his delivery team unhitched, and George Kap was fined six dollars after a fast riding incident. The crowd waited for a Latin quarter trial and details of a profanity case.

Hambley Carver Grocery Comany Omcer Beast Humbley George Kap Omecer Rengt Kap Washington Avenue Louis Marra Tracy Avenue D. Blatricia Maria Oxton

Astonishing psychic develops in city girl

A four year old girl at 4171 Seventeenth street reportedly developed astonishing psychic skill in three weeks. Visitors watched demonstrations as Brother Fabrician of St. Mary’s college, Oakland, arranged a test at the Comer home, signaling a deeper inquiry into her abilities.

Irving S Cooper Theosophical Society Berkeley Society For Psychical Research United States Bess Comer Cooper Tsa Europe Omerhhat Fabrician Bose Comer Comer Seventeenth Street Brother Fabrician St. Mary's College, Oakland Judy Brother Fabroclon St. Mary's

American Navy Ranks Second in Fleet Chronicle

Gibraltar February 1 A formal chronicle lauds the American fleet noting it now ranks second to Britain. The article praises the navy's fighting strength and technical homogeneity as a defining quality of the force amid the naval balance.

Gibraltar Official

Baron Burton Michael Arthur Basee Dies in London

Michael Arthur Basee born 1847 and known as first Baron Burton died in London on February 1. The obituary notes his title and birth year with a concise record of his peerage.

London Michael Arthur Basee Baron Burton

Blessed is he that considers the poor not festleth them

A Ruskin-quoting sentiment notes that true blessing comes from considering the poor and showing a little thought and kindness, often worth more than money. The quote underscores value of compassion over wealth in everyday conduct.

British School Children Undergo Three Medical Inspections

British school children face three medical inspections at school entry, at midterm, and three years later, with the third inspection conducted three years after the second to monitor health progress.

Softening Water by Benzoin Addition

A method to soften hard water by adding a sufficient quantity of benzoin to a basin of water, yielding a creamy color. The process is claimed to have a tensio and whitening effect.

A Word to the Unwise Speaker Warns on Friendship

A moral admonition warns that trusting friends in adversity can shatter faith unless the individual acts with caution and prudence, emphasizing self-reliance over reliance on others.

Utah conman Bolin accused of multiple marriages and theft

Thomas H Bolin a traveling salesman facing charges in St Louis for two wives one fiancée and theft from a Provo Utah branch. He allegedly fled to marry Arch Gustin in Kansas after abandoning his wife and two children and staged his death to mislead Ada Beck Yakima Washington.

St. Louis Thomas H. Po- Mn West St Louis Pacific Coast Indiana Provo Utah Ada M. Beck Yakima Washington Bolin Rachael Schafer Hitchcock Oklo Studebaker Carriage Company Arch Gustin Clements Kansas

The Old Man's Record humorous remark

A lighthearted quip from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on aging and resilience. The speaker notes the old man can still leap and laugh when not bothered by rheumatism, but curses the cause of his pain when it returns.

Atlanta

Strange Advertisement At Staffordshire Watering Place

A Staffordshire watering place is advertised in local papers promising an ideal plate of picnics and alrich ly temperance with Sunday exceptions noted in the notice.

Staffordshire England

City Council Eloquence Draws Official Reported Length

The Boston Herald notes that the common council’s eloquence is valued when officially reported in full yet seen as cheap when incomplete. Public discourse and formal records shape perception of legislative rhetoric.

Boston Herald

Breakless Dishwashing Sparks New Cleaning Reform

The article discusses a new electric dishwashing method in household use. It questions whether electric washing will cause more breakage or lead to broader reform in domestic chores.

Word from Josh Wise on cradle and cash responsibilities

A columnist voice Josh Wise states that the caregiver’s work does not cover all costs as he argues about financial burdens tied to raising children. The remark emphasizes the gap between domestic labor and economic support in families.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ius’ New Electric Theatre Petticoat Kimona Sale M. M. Wykes CO Congress Academy I. F. Flinders Mgr Utah Stationery Co A. A. Wenger Harold J. Packer Walt Whitman Wm. Thurston Brown Carnegie Hall O. H Quintette J. F. McElroy Frank M. Rugg Passenger Department Burlington System Minne Orpheum Theatre Ae Fen Utah Light & Railway Company Joseph Pingree Pingree Bros. Company J. Saunders Stower Twenty-fifth Street Browning Julius Toponce Wm. Yearley Harrisville Uniform Bank of Knights of Pythias Royal Dancing Academy Sir Knights J. Herrick & Co Congress Dancing Academy Oinah Phalathia Club Winnie Geiger McNitt A. R. McNitt Marion Ingalls Minnesota Iowa St. Paul Omaha Carter Wyoming Thomas Grant Avenue Twenty-fourth Street Rock Springs Kemmerer Castle Gate M. L. Jones Coal Co William C. Barnes Office of Grazing Forest Service Washington, D. C Barnes Los Angeles Grass Creek Clear Creek Hock Springs Consumers’ Coal Co A. A. Shaw Mer Parker Coal Co John Farr N. E. Snell Lake Forest Salina Idaho Oxford Cafe Annette L. van Campen Krya van Campen Dence Jefferson Avenue Wishay H Jacobs Persidad Intermeat Ogden City Gillette Coal Co California J. M. Ferrin Rotella Ferrin Allison Topon Ogden Rapid Transit Union Depot Cunningham J. C. Wright U.P Green River Station Traina Bancroft Salt Lake City Calvin Wrights QO. D. Rasmussen Josh Wise Badcon’s Pharmacy A. AR. McIntyre
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