Meeting of School Board Sets Attorney's Salary and enrolls pupils
The Ogden school board adopts attorney C Richards salary at 100 per year and rules that his opinion is final on secretary and treasurer appointments. It notes 90 new high school pupils, outlines finances, auditors, monthly reports and text book purchases, and refers a mechanical drawing instructor position to the teachers committee.
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Allison
Board of Education
Pingreenavng
Coulter
Pingree
Browning
Williams and Farr
C. ©. Richards, Esq
Connter
Pingrea
Follaws
First National Bank of Ogden
Ivy Williams
Mound Fort Polions House
Committee On Buildings
Butler
Mound Fort
Soldiers Begin Trial Of Civilians In Revolt Plot
In St Petersburg a military court opened today to hear nine civilians and fourteen soldiers charged with trying to organize a revolt within the St Petersburg garrison in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Fen
St. Petersburg
Bad Scare At High School In Los Angeles
A Russian candy vender Samuel Bernick has been arrested and detained at the county hospital with advanced leprosy near a Los Angeles high school. The病 disease prompted anxiety among students who frequented his street stand. Health officials classify the case as leprosy and Bernick will be confined to hospital.
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Los Angeles
Samuel Bernick
Bemick
Bernick
Hoapital
Lincoln Day Observed By C A R For Lincoln Birth Cent
Lincoln day centenary program by the Grand Army of the Republic lists master of ceremonies Capt E T Hulanis ki and a series of events including music by the High School Orchestra Tabernacle Choir and audience vocal music. Officials deliver addresses by J E Bagley W W Cross man Rev J B Carver A W Agee and Dr A S Condon with readings of Lincoln poems and the battle hymn of the Republic followed by a benediction by Elder G W Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Grand Army
E. T. Hulaniski
H D. Zimmerman
America
Tabernacle Choir
J. E. Bagley
Gettysburg
W. W. Crossman
Reov
J. B. Carver
Lincoln
A. 5. Condon
A. W. Agee
G. W. Larkin
Forest Bill Passes the House
A federal bill approving forest service funding for the year ending June 30 1910 was reported to the House and passed. The appropriation totals 4 646 200 with 4 046 200 allocated to salaries supplies and related costs an increase of 750 000 over last year. The extra funds will allow more forest rangers to be employed to patrol national forests.
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Department of Agriculture
Ogden
House of Representatives
Committee On Agriculture
House
Forest Service
Forest Service Seeks Increased National Forest Funds
A bill proposes 600000 for permanent improvements in national forests, including roads trails bridges and fire protection. It would hire more rangers, favoring locals with practical experience, and allocate 25 percent of forest revenues to state or territorial public schools and roads, boosting local economic and resource development.
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Toca
Forest Service
Mear 4 National Forest
Storm disrupts rail service across vast region
Telegrams report a widespread storm spanning at least 300 miles in radius, with light to moderate snowfall. Trains from east, west, and north arrive near time and delays are not expected. a washout on the San Pedro line briefly affected eastbound connections while the Los Angeles Limited stayed near schedule. Detoured Oregon & California trains from Sacramento to Portland used the Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line routes, with Portland–Sacramento service resumed and no further detours anticipated.
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Timne
San Pedro
Los Angeles Limited
Oregon & California Railroad
Sacramento
Portland
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short
Huntington
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Granite High School defeats state deaf team 45 to 40
A basketball game at the Deaf and Blind School gym last evening ended with Granite High School of Salt Lake defeating the state deaf school team 45 to 40. Spectators faulted the referee Hammond of Salt Lake for bias as a halftime drill by the Wetle tote group and a dancing party followed the game.
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The
Deaf and Blind School
Granite High School
Salt Lake
Ogden
Granite
Hammond
Bell S Ross
Court martial findings bar Captain Qualtrough from duty
Gibraltar February five findings of a court martial hearing against Captain Edward F. Qualtrough of the battleship Georgia were approved by Rear Admiral Sperry and forwarded to Washington. It is believed the captain will not be restored to duty and may be dismissed. Lieutenant Commander Kilne to command the Georgia homeward voyage.
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Gibraltar
Edward F. Qualtrough
Georgia
Tangier
Sperry
Washington
Qualtrough
Navy Department
Kilne
European Hotel Proprietor Reports Busy Slide as Cement Plant Expands
D A Smyth owner of the European hotel visited Devil's Slide to assess business. He says six inches of snow provide good sleighing while cement orders rush in for Portland Cement Co. The plant is expanding to resume operations by March 1 with about 200 workers, and year prospects look brighter than in years past.
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D. A. Smyth
European Hotel
Devil's Slide
Portland Cement Company
New Superintendent Dally Arrives to Lead Utah Division
J. C. Dally assumed active charge of the Utah Division of the Rio Grande system after arriving from Denver. Heavy snow in Colorado delayed east trains by seven to ten hours, with Dally overseeing operations at Grand Junction and routing trains to Ogden. He will reach Salt Lake City tonight to establish authority and assess railroad conditions at Ogden.
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J. C Dally
Utah
Rio Granite System
Grand Junction
Denver
Ogden
Colorado
Dally
Salt Lake
Hia
Gould Line
Bankowske in Ogden discusses Ploche Golden Prince plans
F. W. Bankowske of Ogden and Salt Lake, now a resident of Butte, visited Ogden to confer with Werell and Steele about mining properties in the Ploche region, Nevada. He is involved with John Pingree and Sam Bamford in the Ploche Golden Prince Mining Company, which holds six claims just north of Prince Consolidated and Ploche King. Promoters report the Ogden shaft at the 300-foot level producing satisfactory results and a permanent shaft is planned. ore from Ploche Golden Prince assays up to $400 per ton in rock with some veins containing high silver values. Bankowske, a Nevada mining success, heads to Los Angeles for rest.
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F. W. Bankowske
City
Salt Lake
Butte
Ogden
Werell
Steele
Ploche
Nevada
Los Angeles
Mr. Bankowske
John Pingree
Sam Bamford
Fpioche
Golden Prince Mining Company
Prince Consolidated and
Ploche King
Messig, Kirby and Hudson
Ogden Promoters
Bankowske
Bio Associates
Hannowske
Texas House Defeats Vote on Wire Prohibition Referendum
Austin Feb 5 The Texas House votes 85 to 4 against submitting state wire prohibition to a popular vote The Prohibition party fell short by two votes of the needed Wetbinds majority in today’s action shaping prohibition policy in the state.
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Austin
Texas
House
Good Clothes and Measure Define Elite Society Attire
An advertisement promises comfort, style, fit and finish in suits cravenettes and overcoats, framing quality clothing as entry to exclusive society.
Home for Friendless Celebrates Fifty Years in Chicago
Chicago marks the fiftieth birthday of the home for the friendless with a three day celebration. Mrs. WT Thomas of the Juvenile Protective league addresses officials urging humanizing schools and churches and better care for children to reduce delinquency, criticizing waste in education and industry.
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Chicago
WT Thomas
Juvenile Protective League
Supposed Bachelor Is a Much Married Man
In New York the body of W. B. King, who died at St Joseph’s hospital, drew four women claiming to be wives. An undertaker recognized the first Mrs King as the lawful widow after dramatic scenes as the others insisted on her being the spouse. Funeral set for today.
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New York
Undertaking
King
Tenderloin
St Joseph's Hospital
Kings
Aged Lady Injured in Hollywood Stair Fall
Mrs Agnes Patten of Evanston Illinois sister of ex Governor Beveridge and mother of James A George W and Harry Patten suffered a fracture of the left hip and bruises when she fell down stairs in a Hollywood department store. She is past eighty and was treated at the Chira Barton hospital after the fall yesterday afternoon during a visit to Los Angeles.
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Hollywood
Cal
Agnes Patten
Evanston
Ill
Beveridge
James A. George W
Harry Patten
Chicago Board of Trade
Los Angeles
Patten
Frances A. Roland
Fourth Street
Chinaman Subpoenas City Leaders in Gambling Case
Ah Sam a Chinese man arrested for visiting a gambling place subpoenas the mayor the supervisors the chief of police and three hundred prominent clubmen and clubwomen to testify at his trial next Tuesday afternoon. The Asiatic club is cited with police alleging it runs a gambling house while members deny it is more than a social group.
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San Francisco
Ah Sam
Charity Appeals for 12 Million Gas Rebates
Citizens awaiting rebates from Consolidated Gas Company are asked to contribute their remittances to charity. An appeal has been issued from New York on February 6 asking recipients of the nearly 12 million dollar fund held in trust to donate their rebate payments.
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New York
Consolidated Gas Company
The
Charity committee pledge TB eradication fund vision
A charity organization committee on the prevention of tuberculosis argues that unanticipated funds can be used to build a foundation yielding revenue. They claim a sufficiently large fund could in a few years eradicate TB, saving thousands of city lives annually.
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Charity Organization Society
Committee On the
Prize for Best Suffragist Song May Go to Bachelor
Chicago reports a $100 prize for a West suffragist war song and a Bachelor winner is noted. Mrs Catherine Waugh McCuilloch urged women to wear best dresses and smile. club women tally winners and stress female participation over men.
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Chicago
Louis
Catherine Waugh McCuilloch
Amie Pod
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