Funeral notices and cold Ogden weather report
Funeral services set for Mrs Leavitt and Mrs Wagner with burial in city cemetery and a prior viewing at the meeting house. Ogden reports record cold across Utah and Colorado with temperatures well below zero, dry streets, and local residents coping with icy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavitt
Mre
Huerick
Toe Thind Ward
Ahesna
Roy Leavill
Seventeenth Street
Pridux
Farrell
Margertt Wagner
Deak
Morente Ware
Wil
Lisa Warner
Gemera! Hospital
Wagner
Gremany
Ogden
Vents
Tider Tavear
Farita
Fime
Pines
Caelerd
Porto
United States
Eertia Seations
New York
Colorado
Utah
Guo
J. Kalin
Funeral Notices From a Fragmented Page
Fragmentary obituary notices report the funeral of Mrs Slater with services at 11 o'clock in the city, and another funeral for Mrs Fiuert with unspecified time. Additional lines mention a memorial gathering and scattered names, places, and times rendered unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itty Westde Vanles
M. Slater
Child
Samuel Slater
Burfud
Fiuert
Maud Welant Pimper Witt
Nicotlnz
Fragments From Salt Lake City Bread Line Ordeal
A chaotic fragmentary report describes a Salt Lake City scene with long lines and winter hardship. It mentions the first street, makeshift kitchens, a crowded parlor, and improvised relief efforts as residents seek food and shelter amid economic strain.
Supreme Court docket fragment details many cases with dates
A long list of Supreme Court docket items from multiple districts, names, and dates is recorded. Respondents and appellants include Webster Green, John Prye, Elizabeth Litad, S. Palmer, and others. Dates span February and March with district references and various company and individual parties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen
Siwld Or Glah
Whol Moore
Kiriekeen
State of Ulah
Wilona
Beoand
Howell
Palmer
L. Anilwas Company
Appellant
Tiled Dlytriot
Tows
L—Tatala
C. A. Medford
Feannd
Commercial Nation Awk
Ogden
Appallant
B.D. Medford Et A
Frei
Fab
Richerd Tuerdau
James Solowef
Appellante
Prova Beeind Wisttal
Mowat
HL. Cottle
Suppellant
Yu Union
Company
Lew
John
Rollo
Reanondante
Pird
Marva
Amon H. Bishop
Responden
Rocky Mountain Belt
Lale
Secont Diathaky Mawel
Louisa
Salt Lane Gley Melitond Company
Levit
Col
Aptellant
Bil Gunde Western Lendyay Company
Resnoudant
Isteleh
Ritchie
Salt Lake Gley
Pre Christensen Cmpany
Sram
Armatrons
Dsulel
Wolstenholme
Xdydutwimntur
Toapundenl
Db. Dutquor
Frou
G. J. Horndox
Ruspandeat
Salt Lake City
Ruehls
G. P. Denis
Haepnelinat
Rosell
Prd
Sharlan Toolbaurow
Sarpens
Mein
Utayl
Annelante
Pyoan
Dialriet
Titielto
Pol
Urldseinan
Nduclaleator Aupolinat
Ye Geass Wiswee
Rexponsient
Lewly
Ped
Gela Arnking Company
Teepotdent
TA. Hensel
Sinclaly
Lewis
Albert Emmtley
John Smaley
Tenn
Untitled local incident report with scattered names
A garbled notice describes an injury involving a teamster and several names, with references to age and a dispute at a location near a lake. The text includes uncertain details about people, times, and events and mentions possible arrests or investigations.
Tragic Cement Yard Accident Shakes Portland Works
A heavy load of cement toppled at the Portland Cement works injuring workers. A man was crushed under five to ten pounds of material and another fell into a hole, suffering internal injuries. Emergency crews responded as the scene stabilized and authorities investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teatro
Toni Stor
Nema Tutu
Aiko O'Conlins
Moraloghe
Ulock
Balita
Mirus
Uasevol
Digenius
Military court sentences Blakeley to four years at Leavenworth
Private Elcot Berkeley, a detainee from Salt Lake City, was tried by a penal court convened at Port Dongiay and sentenced to four years in the federal prison at Leavenworth. The Solomon sentence follows his elopement with a local woman and subsequent recapture after deserting while awaiting transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Lake
Penal Court Anortal
Port Dongiay
Elcot Blekeley
Lea
Pigkelay
Purl
Leavunworth
Blakeley
Wig Bam
Ohln
Ang
Fort Duchéuny
Tita
Welle
Salt Laka
Kittle Bolt
Cary
Salt Lake
Fort Dang Ta
Nis
Leavenworth
Prio
Millitary Penitentiare Wilttin
Electric flash robs lineman of ail light
A high tension accident on First South street injured lineman C A Saxton of the Rocky Mountain Electric Telegraph company. A live wire broke free during pole work and touched nearby wires, causing a severe shock that left Saxton temporarily blind. He was taken to St Mark's hospital for treatment. Another worker, A S Tennon, fell from a pole earlier and was being treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatt Lake
Fok
C. A. Saxton
Ungman
Rocky Mountain Dell Taleptrane’ Company
Telephone Company
Sexton
Strent
Baxten
St Mark's
Bo Wilkin
South Tamole
Denson
Meneat
Hug Falen
St. Mark's Hospital
Ton
Mars Meeting Called by Salt Lake Women for Social Purity
A Salt Lake group calling themselves 6-Women of Salt... band together to press social purity laws and guard morals. They plan a mass meeting at the Social Hall to discuss protecting youth and combat indecency, inviting interested women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ball Lake
Inka
Armingenont
Firay Mattwitter
Alia
Abepied
Keone Morningstay
Mra
Syclal Pallie Levee
Itinerant With Smallpox Tale Detained Tuesday Night
An itinerant man with smallpox symptoms was detained Tuesday near Willow Crown, Avie. He was transported to Iselidon hospital for treatment after a 44 hour delay at an axe station. Authorities report no additional exposures at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Crowle
Atxenio
Iselidon Hospital
Chin Saautt Olpeed Yi
Henge Ay
Pe Vale
Jura
Ticaledaini
Dane Vale
Robbery at Old-Fashioned Gate Stuns Town Officials
A vaultlike crime disrupts a local event as an office is robbed of cash and valuables. Authorities report a rough haul around $300 with a varied tally of receipts and mislaid funds. Suspicion falls on a named suspect while town records show disputed tax receipts tied to the heist.
QARD OF THANKS For Beloved Pietze Nellie Lakk Adrian Gh Darker
Expressing heartfelt thanks for consoling words and sympathy following the death of Pietze Nellie Lakk Adrian Gh Darker. Acknowledges support from family friends and neighbors during bereavement and notes appreciation for compassionate acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietze
Nellie Lakk
Adrian
Bryan Urges Government Support in Currency Debate
A fragmented 19th century letter criticizes the Aldrich currency plan and urges government issuance of United States notes. It argues for direct government loaning at interest rates that prevent bank overreach, and contends wider public relief during a perceived emergency. The author defends federal authority and cautions against central bank concentration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ourrenay
Orn
Amany
Ure
Attenlow
Bryan Orctand
Thane
Ryan Waldy
Aldrich
Ja Foon
Tedemprian
United States
Grose
Lio Bow ‘Erumeit
Tye Nolan Lueywushy
Lyon
Cemline
Railroads Resist Storing Jars Amid Car Surplus
A February 1907 report notes railroads resisting storage of extra jars and cars amid surplus rolling stock. The association plans to subsidize per diem charges, aiming to ease freight flows and curb equipment costs, while threats of suspending foreign car shipments loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieatn
Amerione Mahony Psychin
Roma
Agianey
Inorendt
Two Wen Rode To Safety At Lewis Mine Tragedy
Fragmentary report describes a mine incident at Lewis mine where several workers were at risk. It notes that two men escaped injury while others were killed as the hoist malfunctioned and equipment moved during work. Names and precise roles are unclear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colus
Anny Wilde
Gis Agiaalu
Gus Canhos
Te Taumtalin
Amd
Eastward business revival hinted in scattered notes
A fragmented report from New York outlines rising business activity in eastern regions with mentions of manufacturing leadership and tentative revival signals. It references a prominent producer, industry needs, and shifting output but lacks coherent dates or clear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eoinraley Coveria
Deremter
Atenin
Li Peery
Mystery of Wan 43 Transforms Local Transit Tale
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a historic transit dispute or route alteration in a region labeled Wan 43 with mentions of Wat dary Manite Welween Trey and a divider of the Thydah Tranter. The text is incomplete but signals a local transportation topic with officials and possible district references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pategahurd
Wal
Attack on Speaker Sparks House Crisis in February
A disputed attack on the speaker of the house in Washington is described as a struggle over parliamentary power. Neilan of Wisconsin asserts opposing factions seek control, urging that debate be about principles, not personal intent. The minority faces speech suppression while the majority pushes reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynhington
Wis Muda
Nelean
Wisconsin
Republicas
Ana
Asiatic Exclusion League Organized in Beattie Wash
The Asiatic Exclusion League convened with delegates from across the coast to demand swift legislative action against Japanese Chinese and other Asian groups. Leaders from San Francisco and Tacoma were noted, and Trellmoe of San Francisco was elected president amid a wrangle, with Young of Tacoma named president pro tem. The convention plans to reconvene on the fourth Monday of March, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Nadir Armort
Coabl
Songross
A. Trellmoe
Fan Francinco
O. G. Young
Tarcoma
Wauli
Wis
Cig
Two New York Women Frozen to Death in Kitchen Blaze
In New York on February, two women Margaret Merk Bortly, 70, and Airs Margaret Kelly, 40, were found dead in a kitchen of a Heungwy 3nd Wael, with heavy wraps and pawn tickets showing eighteen items of dress and jewelry pawned in the last two months. Police say both died within twenty hours from exposure after a blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thay
Margaret Merk Bortly
Margaret Kelly
Conhoard
Franco's Dictatorship Ends Amid Demolition of Power
A chaotic scene unfolds on a principal street as Franco's dictatorship is challenged. A crowd witnesses the king and government officials amid demonstrations and exiled promises of restored freedoms. The event marks a turning point with parliamentary changes and potential criminal investigations announced.
Playground funding drive sparks city plans
From Chicago, Captain Jack Crawford announces that funds will back summer playgrounds across the countryside. He says boys will be supervised on a wilderness tract near Portage and other parks are planned. Wyetties to select campers for camping parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fark
Ali Ty Doha
Hazel McCarmic
Lily Ron-Luclin
Chicago
Chiidren
Jack Grawford
Jack Cramford
Mick Fen
Black Person Arrested For Terrible Oxime
A garbled OCR item reports a Black person named Mareball or similar being arrested in Missouri on a date near May 20. The text mentions police and potential ties to other individuals and locations but is largely unreadable.
Oil carrying ships on the Atlantic
A damaged report describes oil carrying ships crossing the Atlantic under tense wartime conditions. It mentions shipping routes, vessel names, and captains, with references to U boat threats and patrol efforts along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
HUSSEY-WOODS REALTY AD OFFERS HOMES FOR SALE
A garbled real estate ad from HusseY-Woods Realty promotes homes with brick construction, basements, and rural acreage near Gales Town and Bell, inviting readers to list property and visit the office at 2484 Wallington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussey-Woode Realty CO
Wallington Ave
Bell
Legal Stockholders Meeting Notices and Ivy Mining Details
Legal stockholders meeting notice for Ovarian Mining & Billing Company to be held at BM Conroy 300 36th Street, Tusar Gay, March 1, 1908 at 7:20 PM for voting on shares and related corporate actions. Includes references to gate values, capacity figures, and project terms with several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
Tusa Gay
Scowcroft
Four Fires In The City Of Philadelphia Damaging Several Firms
Four fires broke out in Philadelphia early today around 4 00 am causing extensive damage. The Arica in Miners Transportation Co at Pine wharf suffered a 85 000 loss while J and B Brothers at Chenlawt elrvat Wa and Mincer Furniture faced 75 000 and 10 000 damages respectively. A major blaze on Locust and American streets destroyed a large boiler house and warehouses. Damages included Se oe W. Zolpler Co Franti Bindery Co Long onuillding and other owners with total losses around 5 000. Firefighters battled four lines of flame across the city as crews evacuated workers and prevented spread to nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philwavlphis
Leriing
Thagtime
Idawags
Arica
Iin Miners ‘Transportation Co
Pina Atest
Drag ‘Sora
Jandbs Brothers
Chenlawtelrvat
Mincer Furniture Company
Cnfforad
Joe
Yio Ecoupanty
Arrott & Creeve Co. Uniitary and Publishers
W. Zolpler & Co
Multdners
Burton Law 18 Meeting Opposition
Discussion in Congress focuses on ending the Burton Law and delaying a treaty with Canada over water disposal and border waterways. Proponents say a temporary measure protects current privileges, while opponents warn against surrendering key rights and delaying a general treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Law
Warhington
Ful.l
Congress
Magara Lalla
Wales
Ghagatton
Canadlins
United Jan
Great Eirliwtn
Mlornillandl Waterseas Commission
Momo
United States
Canady
Ion of
Legiakarion
Soi
York
Maglean's Release and Ailing Court Moves
In a cobbled article fragment, Maglean and related figures appear amid uncertain terms. The piece hints at political shifts, legal actions, and factional tensions with names and events obscured, suggesting a tumultuous release and evolving power dynamics.
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Valentines
O. D. Rasmussen
Culley
Silvarus
Foustry Secon
Indies
Altemmond
U. P
Rory Springs
Gatte
Waorde
Charly Atsociatim
Sodholm
Arius
Caplain McCar
Volugioery
America
Ero
Caplita Buduriolu
Washington Avenue
Bama
Ron
Rushmer
JooTe
Washington Ave
Riverdale
Mor Smt
Boll
Inn
Philtte
Bolt
Wuetilbey
Einlin
Seery
Penry'n Casscoi Lane
Leinshey
Groner
Salt Lake and State News
Kitahon
Diewenve Cin
Thiq
Unsa
Hole Credit
Deers
McCay
Pasinas
Opael
Nesta
Supreme Court Gatendat
Swill
Respondent
Banga Hyon
Appellnet
Tate
A- Anderson
Borondant
Sppellast
Fram
Mitra
Dtetriet
George T. Anslpty
Apyal
Colorado Invatnietil Lect Company
Migonadent
Preal
Phird Alutiles
Pal
Brighar
Resnondent
Wem
Vesytindents
Boxolnoy Power and Tighy Company
Ceppeliont
Ram
Debvnmuett
Meteo
Soe McGrath
Ponallanty
Frans Rone Tatriety News
Uadly
Robvert Gevinn
Weyon
Gement
Koll Lake
Bob
Reedthiel Orman
Yininital
Ata
akIt
Ayzad
Tte Tra Dawn
Ohio
Gongloted
Itu Nation
Mars
Aleu
Nelson
Win
Nelo
Sal Likia
Fev. C
Lu Sorpidanes
Hig
Vitor Raleighy
Leger Alis
Livemcee
Hursday
Atkins
Atking Nave
Bryan
Noth
Railroara
Rowe Preniya
KAYE
HOUSE
Asiatic Exclusion League
SEING
Lianang
Ghatstan
Awaden
St. Dusenl
Jumilee
Elle
Gernaa
Nibbles
Thain
Wesmstein Stade
Hussey-Woods Realty
Toliol
Chase, Ry
H Tadk
Gales Town
Theaty
Philadelphia
Franti Bindery Campany
Long
Walle Fromm
Tio Namag
Inshoes
Marehal
Ritner
Maglean
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