Burial for Two Month Old Albert Robertson Held
Funeral held at 2 pm at 3256 Ogden avenue for Albert E Robertson, two months old, with burial at Ogden cemetery. Also notes cold wave warnings from the weather service and other local notices about Logan funeral attendance and a baby Dorothy Read burial.
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Albert. E. Robertson
William A Robertson
Ogden Avenue
D. H. Ensign
Ogden Cemetery
Baby Read
Dorothy Read
Funeral notices and community notices in Ogden
Obituary notes for Mr and Mrs Stone with services at the reorganized LDS meeting house led by George L. Drakew. Speakers included M L Jones and G J S Abels. interment at Ogden City cemetery. Also Miss Carvle Davis to speak on Women’s Work for Chinese Women at the Methodist Church. other local society and crime briefs.
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Mikes Tile Hanesch
Willisty Jones
Parrnored
George W. Larkin
George Hunter
Mahop Jacobs
Matty
Parenta
Ogden City Cemetery
John Stone
Lewis PF. Stone
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
George L. Drakaw
Mw Vic
Stolir
van Bus Kirk
M L. Jones
Joseph Parry
G. J. S. Abels
Orvices
Osden City Cemetery
Methodist Church
Carvle Davis
San Francisco
Missionary Societies
Ite
Carrie Davis
Will of Charles Schattner Leaves Big Bequest in Kansas City
Kansas City February 15 Charles Schattner pioneer saloonkeeper leaves 75000 for a home for old men and orphan boys 37000 to George H Nettleton home and gifts totaling 87000 including two payments of 10800 to a negro porter and a negro housekeeper. Executor values estate at 225000. Porter Charles Morton employed Miloen years housekeeper Mary Yates five years. Brother Frederick Schattner of St Louis receives 100.
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Kansas City
George H. Nettleton
Charles Schattner
Pioneer
Schattner
No Word From Fleet Reported Near New York
No word reached the homeward bound battleship Neet as wireless stations around New York failed to contact the Yankton or any of the fighting ships. The latest message from the Yankton arrived Saturday night with a position at 33 15 north 61 west.
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New York
BP. m
Newark tragedy linked to rat poison wheatcakes
Stanislaus Samnowiak died after eating buckwheat wheatcakes his wife made for breakfast yesterday in Newark New Jersey. His wife is in serious condition and may not survive. Police found rat poison had been used by mistake instead of baking powder in the batter.
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Newark
N. J
Stanislaus Samnowiak
Plunged to death amid Chicago street glare
Emma Bett wife of fruit merchant John Bett fell thirty feet from a third floor window sign near her home in Chicago around 7 p m. After her husband touched her she drew a handkerchief to her eyes and leapt to the sidewalk below. Two children witnessed the fatal plunge.
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Chicago
Emma Bett
John Bettl
Card of Thanks from Stone Family
Louis and Mrs Emelia Stone and family express gratitude to friends for support during their sorrow and trial and wish God’s blessing on them in their hour of sorrow.
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Louis
Emelia Stone
Mexican finance official predicts distant political shift
A Mexican official in New York predicts a likely long term change in the government while denying rumors about a brother's presidential candidacy. He notes President Ding’s term ends in 2902 and mentions a reform movement gaining momentum in the republic.
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Ister
Prevent
New York
Senor Limantoys
Mexico
Ding
Officers and Men For the Philippines Sail from New York
The Kilpatrick transport, delayed, will depart New York for Manila via the Suez Canal with field artillery officers and men aboard. Major General William P. Duval orders relief for General Y. H. Plise. the ship is due to reach Manila mid April, captained by J. D. Tilford. It carries 65,000 pounds of fresh meat.
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New York
United States Army
Kilpatrick
Philippines
Field
Cawal
Ammons
William P. Duvall
Manila
Y. HK. Plise
Suez Canal
Mantle
J. D. Tilford
Princeton
Trina
Trial of Patrick Calhoun 18 Resumed
After a four day postponement due to illness and holidays, the Patrick Calhoun bribery trial in San Francisco resumed with the eleventh special panel of jurors. Attorneys will exercise peremptory challenges in the forenoon, and it is likely several accepted jurors will be discharged, delaying filling the jury box.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Weney
Patrick Calhoun
Big Hall Heist At Milwaukee First National Bank
A thief snatched a $4,500 loot from a department store messenger and escaped with a hand satchel during a one minute distraction at the First National Bank in Milwaukee. Daniel Sullivan, 20, Bonket War, carried two checks worth $3,500 and $300. a $2,800 cash advance was cashed before the grab. The thief slipped away as a stranger seized the bag with the cash.
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Milwaukee
First National Bank
Daniel Sullivan
Bonket
Sullivan
Western League of 1909 Opens April 29
Lincoln reports the Western league of 1909 will start April 29 and end September 28. The schedule, believed to be adopted with little debate, faced a protest from Burke of Denver over mid summer game counts. Openers include Topeka at Lincoln, Omaha at Denver, Sioux City at Wichita, and Des Moines at Pueblo.
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Lincoln
Burke
Denver
Topeka
Tlineola
Omaha
Sioux City
Wichita
Des Moines
Pueblo
Western League
Western Association
Rio Grande Passenger Train Narrow Escape Near Palmer Lake
A Denver & Rio Grande passenger train from PuThio to Denver narrowly escaped a bridge fire near Palmer Lake at 6 30 yesterday evening. The crew detected flames in time to stop, and an inspection found the train would have wrecked if it had crossed. The fire’s cause is unknown, with theories of tramp campfire or deliberate wrecking for robbery.
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K. J. Varuel
Rio Grande
Fort Lorgan
Warner
Denver
Colo
Denver & Rio Grande
Puthio
Palmer Lake
Admiral Robly Dvans Urges U S Navy League
Admiral Robly Dvans, in Chicago to deliver a lecture, calls for a United States Navy League to mobilize strong citizen support so Congress funds the navy as needed. He cites Germany and England with large leagues influencing naval power.
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Chicago
Robly D.vans
United States
Congress
Germany
Admiralty
England
Diaz Can Remain President of Mexico
New York February 15 Senator Jove Limantour of Mexico City and brother of Jose Yves Limantour asserts that President Diaz can stay in office as long as he wishes. He notes Diaz is eighty, robust but aging, and unlikely to remain much longer.
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New York
Diaz
Senor
Jove Limantour
City of
Mexico
Jose Yve Limantour
Rescued from drowning by man with one leg
San Francisco February 15 A one legged man William Dockrill leaped into fog bound water at Mission street dock to save John Olsen a sailor who was sinking for the third time Dockrill tied a rope to the pier and with bystanders pulled Olsen ashore reviving him despite his own injury and danger
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San Francisco
William Dockrill
John Olsen
Gailer
Mission Street
Dockrill
Taft to Confer With Roosevelt in Washington Visit
President-Elect Taft travels to Washington to relay to President Roosevelt the Panama engineers report and discuss his inauguration address cabinet choices and related matters. Before departure he met Kilwinning Lodge of Masons and was invited to Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition opening in Seattle. He will return to remain three days.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Board of Engineers
Panama
Kilwinning
Seattle
Josiah Collins
Tatt
Albert Twining Disappears After Bank Scandal Conviction
Albuquerque reports that Albert Twining former bank president of Asbury Park New Jersey sentenced to six years for banking fund speculation in mining properties has disappeared. Bondsmen liable for 50000 dollars. The five year case saw the supreme court order Twining to begin serving the sentence last Tuesday.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Taos
Albert Twining
Asbury Park
N. J
Taos County
Supreme Court
Twining
Maya Indians Kill Mexican Soldiers
Mexico City reports Lieutenant Alejandro Berlin ordered with fifty infantrymen to enter Quintana Roo to locate Maya Indians who have attacked settlements and detachments. Ten days earlier they attacked a small detachment and yesterday killed another between San Iaidro and Noxea, capturing army provisions.
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Mexico City
Alejandro Berlin
Quinana Roo
San Iaidro
Noxea
Needle Threat Near Heart In Mexican Woman
In Guadiajara Mexico on February 15 seven months ago Martha Mijia sat on a needle. Doctors warn she will die when the needle pierces her heart. X rays show it is within a fraction of an inch. operation is deemed impossible.
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Guadiajara
Mex
Mise
Martha Mijia
Elty
Oldest Man in the World Celebrates 189th Birthday
Guadiajara reports Jose Gurade lupe Alcala believed to be the oldest man in the world celebrated his 189th birthday. Alcala was born in the city forty years before Mexico became a republic and has thus lived in three centuries.
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Guadiajara
Jose Guradelupe Alcala
Alcala
Thin City
Mexico
Republic
Harriman Party Sets Up Tent City Near San Antonio
Railroad magnate Edward Harriman plans months of hunting and fishing near San Antonio with daughter Mary Harriman and associates R W Gillette and J H Harahan. A tent village at Hotel Well will feature hardwood floors, thick sides, electricity, and phone lines with cars arranged for the party, arriving soon.
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San Antonio
H. Aarriman
Harriman
Mies Mary Harriman
R W. Gillettee
J 1. Harahan
Mingle Central Railway
Actress Seeks Legal Separation For Domestic Life
Margarettington explains she seeks separation from Daniel Frohman to gain a home life with children and to darn socks, admitting plans to wed Edward J. Bowes after divorce. She says the stage life is abnormal for her and longs for normal domestic life and stability. Frohman is older and she envied his sisters, but the couple parted as she craved home and family.
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San Francisco
Margarettington
Daniel Frohman
Clara Barton Hospital
Nol
Edward J. Bowes
Frohman
Miss Slington
Mr. Frohman
New York
An Expert's Diagnosis Poem on Drinking
A verse describes the morning after heavy drinking with vivid, rough imagery. The narrator notes drunkenness, weakness, laughter, and the sight of a person named R. E. Morse, ending with a sober reflection on waking on a littered floor and the lure of the next drink.
King Menelik Returns Much Improved
A Berlin dispatch from Addis Abeba reports King Menelik has returned from pilgrimage in improved health. The brief item notes his renewed vigor after travel, with no further details on accompanying events.
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Menelik
Berlin
Addis Abeba
Menelik Haa
Iban
Famous psychologist Bancroft to speak in Ogden week
Ogden sees a pair of lyceum events featuring Dr. Gilibert Bancroft and Mme. D Lillian Lewis. Bancroft, renowned for criminology and psychology, headlines lectures on psyche phenomena and love, with Lewis performing vocal readings and impersonations. The shows run on consecutive evenings at the Weber Academy.
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Gilibert Bancroft
Mme. D. Lillian Lewis
Ber Academy
Hell
Mme. Lewis
Dr. Bancroft
Lyceum
Academy
Convention Sets Tariff Revision Conference Rules
The convention aims to promote a stable tariff revision grounded in factual science. Speakers will be limited to twenty minutes each and topics not directly tied to the convention’s purpose will be barred.
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Vention
Congressmen Stir Things Up In Historic Tale
A Hayti judge sharply limits foreign prisoner cases after inquiries into nationality reveal Switzerland has no navy. The incident highlights colonial tensions and leniency toward non natives, with the judge concluding the case and moving to the next matter.
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Rete
Ike
Hayti
Switzerland
Pinchot Clarifies Dry Farming Stand in Roosevelt Letter
Cheyenne Feb 14 Chief Forester Pinchot writes Secretary Burns of the Trans Miss Dry Farming Congress to correct description of his view. He praises dry farming achievements, says the country land commission ignores it in reports, and expresses strong interest in developing dry farming as vital to the West.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
Tfe Commission
Gilford Pinechot
John T. Burns
Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress
Chilcott
Scorpion Out of Commission Six Weeks In Naples Waters
United States gunboat Scorpion will be out of commission for six weeks due to boiler condition. Supply ship Celtic will remain to aid timber distribution. Commander Huse praised the Italian army and navy for performances beyond praise during earthquake relief efforts.
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Naples
Fab
Scorpion
Celtic
Huse
Earthquake District Police Strain Under Heavy Demands
In the earthquake districts many officers are worn out by intense duties and constant alarms. The force presses on amid aftershocks, shoring up relief efforts and enforcing order as communities recover.
New Mining Camp Aspen to Rise in Nevada District
A new mining camp near six miles northwest of Lodge Tanks in Nevada, likely to be named Aspen, draws operators from Rawhide and Montana. Prospects show free gold in a basalt-covered porphyry region, with surveying planned and encouragement for miners and business men to enter the new field as soon as weather clears.
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Phonelice
New Feb
Lodé Tanks
Aspen
Rawhide
Montana
Thre
Knox Bill To Lift Knox Disability For Secretary Of State
Washington Feb 14 The house is to consider a bill removing the bar to Senator Knox entering the Taft cabinet as secretary of state. Supporters expect passage though some oppose and filed a minority report. Knox denies comments about accepting only if unanimous, declines further discussion. A Chicago letter claim is rejected.
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Washington
Knox
Taft
House
Congress
Senate
Chicago
Eugene Mureau-Aaron
American Geographic Institute of Chicago
Thieves Publish Newspaper From Moscow Bureau
The Bostatsko Gazetlar presents weekly burglary reports from Moscow, presented as a thief run periodical. It is described as the official organ of the Ravelan thieves with editorials critiquing errors and offering technique tips. The correspondence column urges readers to avoid bloodshed whenever possible.
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Bostatsko Gazetlar
Moscow
Ravelan
Land Transfer Recorded in West Point Nebraska
West Point Nebraska February 14 a land transfer is recorded showing a change in ownership. The document notes the previous owner and the new grantee though specific names are cut off in the surviving text.
Representative Cannon Sells 1400 Acres in County
Speaker Joseph G Cannon of the National House of Representatives sells 1400 acres in the county to Ferdinand Novak for 84 dollars.
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Joseph G Cannon
Natonal
Severe winter storm grips Kansas and Oklahoma
Zero weather and the worst sleet and snow storm of the winter prevail across the southwest. Heavy sleet falls delay traffic and disrupt wire service from Kansas to Oklahoma. Temperature plunged 48 degrees in one drop as sleet and snow continue with railroads nearly at a standstill and stocks facing cold damage.
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Mississippi River
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Mississippi Valleys
East
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Church Blown Down in Lamed Mississippi Storm
A northwest storm at 2 pm collapsed a negro church in Lamed killing Mrs Richard Harris and a child of Mrs Maggie Bennett and injuring several others. About seven people were inside the building at the time.
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Missi
Richard Harris
Maggie Bennett
Local Administration Bill Expands Council Powers
After a year of debate the chamber passes the local administration bill in Madrid. It increases municipal and provincial council powers in education public works and charitable institutions and is expected to win Senate approval and take effect before year end.
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Madrid
Senate
Printing Terms Defined by a Patient Printer
Printer described as a patient animal with some sense and deep knowledge of printing. The Customer is a mix of bulldozer and philanthropist, easily identified by superior printing knowledge. Lile Ephram notes Taft could push army officials to perform automobile endurance stunts to obtain a buss wagon.
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Lile Ephram
Memorial Service Eulogizes Fallen Congress Members
Washington observed a special session of the house to honor members who died in the first session. Senators William Pinkney Whyte of Maryland and Representative William H. Parker of South Dakota were remembered as fifteen speakers delivered addresses.
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Washington
Congress
House
William Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
William H. Parker
South Dakota
United States Collier Brutus Fails to Arrive at Willemstad
Willemstad February 14 The United States collier Brutus due this morning from Colon with coal for the war vessel had not arrived by late afternoon. It is understood Brutus met with an accident and details have not been made public.
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Willemstad
United States
Colon
Murderous Passion Ends With Double Tragedy in San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 14 Louis Lande shot his sister in law Amelia Lande after she refused marriage. She died an hour later. Lande then shot himself in the head and is expected to die.
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San Francisco
Louis Lande
Amelia Lande
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