Fat beef cars move from Utah to San Francisco market
Twenty cars of fat beef from northern Utah and Idaho arrived Thursday night at the Oregon Short Line and were sent to the San Francisco market via the Southern Pacific. The stock is in prime condition and in active coast demand at good prices. John Scowcroft & Sons Company offers storage in a good brick building with reasonable rates. J. M. Davis, Oregon Short Line general superintendent, arrived from the east and conferred with Superintendent Manson before returning to Salt Lake.
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San Francisco
Utah
Idaho
Oregon Short
Southern Pacific
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
J. M. Davis
Ogden
Oregon Short Line
Manson
Davis
Salt Lake
Ogden Area Rail News and Local Notices
Southern Pacific officials travel by private car toward Ogden as plans for staff changes unfold. Oregon Gas plant at Poontello improves service. new building materials and relight depot work advance. Wool tariff hearing set for Monday as Intermountain states oppose duty cuts. Dynamited store at Mammoth Supply causes substantial damage. several notable deaths and legal actions noted in Ogden area.
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Oregon
Poontello
Pocatello
Boise
Ogden
Hose Committee
Died at Home of Daughter Mrs Hodee
Mrs Hodee died yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs BEMM Johnson 2002 Childy avenue of general debility She was born January 1 180 Tet in Cheshire England became a Mormon in 1860 and emigrated to Utah in 1860 residing in Weber county Since that time She is survived by her husband William Helge four children and seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mary Odes
Bemm
Johnson
Childy Avenue
Hodee
Cheshire
England
Inh
Weber County
William Helge
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Notice at Eagles Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary to BR. F. will meet in the Eagles Hall every second and fourth Thursday at 2:50 pm. Emma Coursey is Mistress and Thelma Davis is Secretary.
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BR. F
Eagles Hall
Emma Coursey
Thelma Davis
New J P Paulson factory to rise in Salt Lake
A reinforced concrete three story factory for J P Paulson company manufactures of office fittings will be built at 156 South Fourth West Salt Lake City. The structure totals 165 by 120 feet with 16 200 square feet and a cost of 55 000 dollars. It emphasizes fireproof design and factory efficiency.
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Salt Lake
J.P Paulson Companys
South Fourth West
First
Second South
Fugitive Eugene Azez Sought by Russian Government
St Petersburg reports Eugene Azez hunted by government and fighting specialists after being labeled traitor and condemned to death. Once a social fate leader and government spy, he allegedly fled to Switzerland amid revelations of terroristic activity. Lopukine, ex-police chief, charged with treason, held in close confinement.
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St. Petersburg
Fucenn Azez
Spcialists
Switzerland
Asef
Lopukine
Foraker May Seek Residence in Arizona
A Washington dispatch reports senate members discuss Senator Foraker possibly seeking Arizona residency to represent the new state in the senate after statehood. Overtures from prominent Arizona citizens, both parties, are noted. Some senators hope this may lead to his return to the senate despite his earlier Ohio interruption.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
Senate
Senator Foraker
Arizona
Territory
Foraker
Olilo
Violence Flares As Austrian Assembly Ends Session
The Austrian parliament's present session ended amid violent clashes between German and Czech factions. Czech obstructionists, led by Specrek, were attacked after being whipped and a German bite left a deputy with a facial wound. Premier Von Bienerth adjourned the session as fights broke out and revolutionary songs filled the chamber.
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Vienna
Specrek
Baron von Bienerth
President Roosevelt displeased with assembly action in California
Washington Feb 5 Roosevelt dislikes the California legislature action on the Japanese segregation bill. He favors Governor Gillett and Speaker Stanton backing his view when the measure is reconsidered next Wednesday. Cabinet discussions and telegrams between the President and Governor are noted, with no new diplomatic communications released.
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Washington
Roosevelt
California
Loeb
Pacific
United States
Japan
Lincoln Birthday Services Mark Local Churches
A 1909 notice lists First Baptist Church on Grant Ave and multiple nearby congregations. It details Lincoln-themed sermons, special music, youth society activities, and anniversary services led by pastors like H D Zimmerman at First Baptist and Brown at First Unitarian, with hours for morning and evening worship and Sunday school.
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First Baptist Church
Grant Avenue
Twenty-third
Twenty Fourth
H. D. Zimmerman
Sersi¢es
Smitt
Abraham Lincoln
America
BLY P VY
Tople
Young People’s Society
Ruth Johnson
First Unitarian Church
K. P. Hall
Tih National Bank
Twenty-fourth Street
William Thureton Brown
First Congregational Church
Noble Strong Elderkin
Abraham Tincoln
D. O
McKay
A. W. Acco
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court House
G. Wi McCreery
B B Newton
Freedman's Aid Society
Lincoln
Holy Temple
James Drysdale
Epworth League
Gue Hamer
WJ. Ware
Jeesle Welch
Frank Shaw
Jerusalem
Anna Winans
Scripture Leeson
Holy Spirit
May
Jessamond
Denmark
Miss Welch
Frank Miller
Prince Ito Leaves Korea for Japan
The Korean emperor hosted Prince Ito at the Japanese residence. Ito, resident general of Japan, thanked Ito for service to Korea and tours. Ito will depart on a Japanese warship next Wednesday. Reports say he may not return, with Viscount Terauchi tipped to succeed, while Ito cites the emperor’s decision as decisive.
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Seoul
Korea
Prince Ito
Japan
Viscount Terauchi
August Master
Lucky Baldwin's Recovery Doubtful in Serious Condition
In Arcadia E J Lucky Baldwin famed turfman remains in grave condition with advanced age and heart trouble. Officials report he rested fairly well last night but caution recovery is uncertain and prospects remain doubtful.
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Los Angeles
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Arcadia
New York City Struggles to Nurture a Lincoln
New York on February 6 notes that it would be extremely difficult to nurture a man of such caliber. The snippet hints at leadership traits and the challenges of producing a figure like Lincoln in the city.
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New York
Lincoln talk in New York warns of future crisis leaders
President Woodrow Wilson addressing the alumni association in New York quotes Abraham Lincoln hypothetical birthplace and urges city men to strive for leadership in a great national crisis, saying true leaders emerge only through supreme effort.
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Lincoln
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Roger
Alumni Association of
Www
Mita Collose
Wilson
Abrahan
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Superintendent May Take Book Company Offer
Edwin G Cooley Chicago's superintendent of seniors may accept a remunerative position with a publishing firm. He traveled from Chicago to New York and then Boston where the company has central offices. The offer reportedly amounts to several thousand dollars beyond his current $10,000 yearly salary, but no acceptance is confirmed.
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Chicago
Feb
Boston
Edwin
Passenger conductor logs 2 million miles in 47 years
Chicago reports the death of William Thayer a veteran Illinois Central passenger conductor who covered the Chicago to Dubuque route 180 miles, making about 240 trips annually from 1862 to 1900. He died of heart failure in Hinsdale at age 74.
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Chicago
Ilinois Central
William Thayer
Hinsdale
Dubuque
Thayer
Cost Young Man $150 to Kill His Stepmother
Waycross Georgia story: Kireh Williams, a young man, killed his stepmother in November 1904 for which he faced justice after four years as a fugitive. He surrendered to the sheriff, pleaded guilty to shooting at another, and chose a $150 fine or nine months imprisonment, selecting the fine and paying it immediately.
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Waycross
Kireh Willams
Williams
Man Surrenders After Recognizing Aged Mother In Lincoln
A man calling himself Dick Andrews surrendered to Lincoln police claiming multiple bank robberies in Nebraska and nearby states. He said he snatched a purse at the Rock Island depot and, upon recognizing his aging mother en route to Chicago, decided to surrender. A Joliet telegram later identified him as Ed Hedley, previously imprisoned there, now sought again.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dick Andrews
Andrews
Rock Island
Chicago
Joliet
Bloodshed Predicted in Morelos Governorship Campaign
Dispatches from El Paso report in Mexico City that the Morelos gubernatorial race may end in bloodshed. President Diaz reportedly sent government troops to Cuernavaca to back his favored candidate Colonel Pablo Escando.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Morelos
Diaz
Cuernavaca
Pablo Eacando
Navy Efficiency Commission Seeks Immediate Fleet Readiness
A presidential eight member panel including Paul Morton and Justice Moody studies Navy organization to ensure readiness in peace and war. They will evaluate fleet strategy, yard locations, facilities, and propose changes to meet efficiency standards and sustained preparedness.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Paul Morton
New York
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
House Naval Affairs Committee
S. B. Luce
A. T. Mahan
W. M. Folger
R D. Evans
W. Cowles
Taac
Newberry
Wright and Tissandier Escape After Plane Rudder Breaks
While leaving the ground in Pau France Wilbur Wright and Paul Tissandier were passengers when the aircraft’s rudder broke. Neither was injured in the incident reported this February in Pau.
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Pau
France
Paul Tissandier
Wilbur Wright
Wright
M. Tiasandier
Allen s Foot Ease Advertisement Claims Instant Relief
It touts ease for tight shoes with Allen s Foot Ease powder suitable for dancing and new shoes. Mentions use in patent leather, rubber overshoes, and instant relief with nationwide availability and a free sample offer.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Tornadoes Across South Narrowly Kill Dozens
A wave of small tornadoes swept from the Tennessee Line to the Texas Panhandle causing deaths in Sulphur Springs Texas and Stalling Fork Mississippi. Reports include Mrs C Story and Mrs Caldwell among the dead with others injured as homes and telegraph wires were destroyed across Arkansas and Louisiana rice fields damaged.
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Louisville
South Tennessee Line
Texas Panhandle
Sulphur Springs
Texas
C. Child
Will Story
Story
Caldwell
Stalling Fork
Mies
Booth
Mina
Ennis
Wagahachie
Roscoe
Arkengas
Upper Louisiana
Storm Leaves Death and Destruction in Its Path
Storm swept from Texas into Alabama and Georgia causing tornado like devastation. Reports say more than a dozen killed and many injured with expected higher fatalities as districts endure widespread ruin. High winds reached 46 mph across northern Alabama with hail and torrential rain in Monte.
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Atlanta
Mirstesarppl
Alabama
Georgia
Anc Mn
Texas
Alanania
Lenith
Monte
Hall
Roosevelt Debutante Miss Ethel Roosevelt Honored at White House Dinner
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted a Feb dinner for their debuntantee Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Thirty four guests attended including the Turkish ambassador and several senators and representatives. The event featured Killarney roses and freesia table decor and a dance in the East Room as part of a series marking the debut.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Ethel
Killarney
Bacon
Mia Bourne
Browne
Resolution backs up fight against Pinchot
A concurrent resolution was introduced in the California state senate to support the fight in Congress against Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot. The measure authorizes the attorney general to appear for the state in any U S action to tax citizens for using state property and to defend citizens rights to use the property free of federal interference.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Senate
Congress
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Private Complaints Inning In House Sessions
Washington notes private complaints fill the House agenda as the chamber devotes the day to consideration under a special order. The President’s veto message on the census bill was read just before adjournment, with debate delayed to protect private bills. adjournment came at 6:08 p.m.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Gomes Denies Appointing El Reconcentrado Chief
Havana reports claimed Ricardo Arnaut, former editor of El Reconcentrado, was named head of the public service in the government department. President Gomes denied the story and said the order went to Jose Ugarte after discussions with vice presidents.
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Havana
Ricardo Arnaut
el Reconcentrado
Gomes
Jose Ugarte
Coroners Jury Verdict Ties Essick Murder to Son in Law
Colorado Springs Feb 5 coroner's jury holds Charles P Essick aged clerk of Pike's Peak Camp No 5 W O W was murdered by his 16 year old son Paul Fasick and his son in law Robert W Piper Arthur Davis and Mrs Flora Essick wife of the murdered man is found to have guilty knowledge of the crime the verdict was reached this morning
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles P. Essick
Pike's Peal Camp No. 5
Paul Fasick
Robert W. Piper
Arthur Davis
Flora Essick
Saloon Employee Shot Death in Seattle Business Row
In Seattle in February 1900s an employee of the Central Bar owned by Greeks was shot in the brain and killed after closing hours. The body was found near the saloon with pockets turned inside out, a crime scene noted as the cash drawer missing.
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Seattle
Harry Joseph Helewis
Central Bar
Looters Break In Attempt to Force Safe Open
Thieves looted a location and tried to force the safe open, but secured less than $50 in the incident. The details imply a preliminary break in with a minimal haul.
Tragic Cis tern Death In Dayton Leads to Suspect Held
The body of a young woman was dragged from a cistern behind a vacant house in Dayton. Lizzie Fulhart of Vandalia Ohio, 17, is named. her sweetheart Albert Wilkle of a local machinery shop is held on suspicion as police investigate the death.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lizzie Fulhart
Vandalia
Albert Wilkle
le Come
Court Allows State to Block Kentucky Pool Rooms
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that pool rooms can be blocked by injunction brought by the attorney general. The opinion states the state may act through proper legal proceedings to prevent operation of pool rooms in Kentucky.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Nim Atone
Navy Yard Officials Sentenced for Embezzlement
Kiel reports three imperial navy yard officials were sentenced to three years, twenty months, and six weeks in prison after a conviction for embezzling hundreds of thousands of dollars. The fraud spanned many years.
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Kiel
Imperial Navy Yard
Mahmout Defeats Rouen In Two Straight Wins
Omaha reports Yussiff Mahmout the Turk defeated Taoul De Rouen in two straight bouts tonight.
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Omaha
Yussiff Mahmout
Taoul de Rouen
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Ogden Woman
Ogden Utah resident Mrs Geo Wahlen reports three to four years of kidney trouble with backache and distress, saying Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief after trying doctors and other remedies. She bought at Badoon's Pharmacy and has had no kidney symptoms since. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Doan
Ogden
Mra Geo. Wahlen
Grant St
Oden
Utah
Dean
Badoon
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Ogden, Utah
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