Ogden Whispers and Court Actions Jump Back Through February
Local items note McMillan and Mansfield playing banjo and guitar at Palstiff. Goff case proceeds through municipal court, two defendants discharged. original cases to district court for correction and new informations. Various notices cover funerals, paydays, coal prices, and railroad operations in Ogden with references to Dr Bancroft and Uncle Sam inspector visits.
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McMillan and Mansfield
Bell
Goff
Jensen
Garrett
Fleming
Mistriet Court
R. B. Bramlett
B. J. McGuire
John &. Garrell
Frank Goff
WHS
New Trial Requested in Utah Case Against Lorenzo Montgomery
Defense seeks a new trial after Montgomery, found guilty last Thursday of a statutory offense involving a young girl, Ruby Stanford. Motion cites alleged legal errors, contrary verdict, and new material evidence not available at trial. Sentencing set for next Monday following the motion.
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Montgomery
Obituaries: Hannah Thomas and Eldon Childs
Miss Hannah Thomas aged 75 dies at home on West Second Street from apoplexy. Funeral at Lyone Ward meeting house Tuesday at 1 oclock with interment in Ox ton City cemetery. Eldon Childs infant son of Mr and Mrs John A Childs dies at 41h o'clock Sunday evening at 2927 Childs avenue.
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Bidon
John A. Chilis
Childs Avenue
Ogden Cemetery
Thomas
West Second Street
Hannah Thomas
Lyone Ward
Oxton City Cemetery
Childs
Nnenza
Eldon
John A. Childs
Marriage License Issued for Riley E B Taylor and Jane E Kloghorn
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to Riley EB Taylor of Parr West and Jane E Kloghorn of Louisville Idaho.
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Riley EB. "Taylor
Parr West
Jane E. Kloghorn
Louisville
Idahe
Old Man Loses Money in Mendicancy Case at Police Court
Crowded police court heard multiple offenses from 17 to nearly 80 years old including robbery drunkenness vagrancy and lewd conduct. Seven defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty with varied punishments from fines to five day sentences. Officers testified about the old man observed with liquor and money claimed stolen in Union Station toilet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Brennan
F. A. Moore
Otcers Hadlock
Chambers
Union Station
Adolph Webber
Wis Elven
George Haggerty
Dan McCarty
Thomas Canning
G. W. Carroll
Crompton
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Ogden
Carroll
Alonzo Haddy
Team
United
John Doe
Alma Jones
Willis Pearsal
John Doe’ Bergman
Fleeting
Case of Blunted Conscience in Local Lewd Conduct
A police court lewd conduct case drew attention as Henry Hodes and Mamie Woolson admitted involvement in an incident in a room above the Tel saloon. Wilson testified to the affair but refused further testimony. The husband and both defendants confessed, and each faced a $50 fine.
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Henry Hodes
Mamie Woolson
Tiel
Hodes
Bh Wilson
Belle Fisher alias Mary Black fined for illegal postage
Belle Fisher also known as Minnie Myers and Mary Black, held for days, released after a $20 fine for sending first class matter under newspaper postage. Inspector Hull found her guilty. two counts charged, with Idaho sourcing and dubious prosecutions noted. She has a storied past including a Kempner murder defense and wealth tied to multiple locales. Policemen reported a fortune in jewelry upon her person.
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Belle Fisher
Minnie Myers
Mary Black
Hull
Idaho
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Belle London
St Anthony
Weber County Board Honors Deceased Joseph and Elizabeth Stanford
Weber County Commissioners adopted resolutions praising the service of Joseph Stanford and his wife Elizabeth Y Stanford. The official document laments their deaths and notes their long, faithful public and private lives. Resolutions will be recorded in the minutes and copies sent to their children.
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Taberpole
Joseph Stanton
Tabernacle
Weber County
Joseph Stanford
Board of County Commissioners
Elizabeth Y. Stanford
Funeral rites for Dorothy Mead held at 743 Twenty Sixth St
Funeral services for Dorothy Mead infant daughter of Oscar L Mead and wife were conducted Sunday at 1 p m at the family home. Bishop H C Jacobs presided with remarks by Elder Geo Hunter Bishop Jacobs and Patriarch Geo W Larkin. Burial rite by Elder Luman Shunt. W Jones and Miss Tillie Hancock offered music and poetry by Jo D Treseder honored the occasion with an original poem in memory of the child.
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Dorothy
Mir
Oscar L. Mead
Twenty-sixth Street
Pebrary Lth
H. Co. Jacobs
Geo, Hunter
Jacobs
Geo. W. Larkin
Buneddtetion
Luman Shunt
W. Jones
Tillie Hancock
A Tip Never Do Any Worrying Today
The note suggests not worrying today, aiming to leave anxiety for tomorrow and focusing on present concerns. It emphasizes a pragmatic mindset and timing for addressing potential issues with a calmer outlook.
Whitney Back From Springs Hurries To Coast For Funeral
Union Pacific Utah division chief W A Whitney returns to Ogden from a month long vacation at Hot Springs Denver and Omaha and feels health improved He learns his mother has died at 75 in Oakland and he and his wife travel to California for the funeral.
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W. A. Whitney
Utah
Union Pacific
Ogden
Arkansas Hot Springs
Denver
Omaha
Health officers named by county commissioners
During a county board session, health officers were appointed for seven districts led by James Martin, William Mathers, B F Blaylock, C C Wangsgaard, Charles Jensen, Andrew Clark, Alma Keyes, Charles Parker, and Robert McFarland. A petition to appoint Charles E Petistew as inspector was referred. A road district split and river channel improvement bids were discussed but deferred.
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Board of County Commissioners
Harrisville
Slatterville
Marriott
Farr West
Perry
James Martin
Plain City
Warren
Poplar
William Mathers
North Ogden
Randal
Pleasant View
B. FP. Blaylock
Huntsville
C. C. Wangsgaard
Eden
Charles Jensen
Liberty
Andrew Clark
Wintah
Riverdale
Burch Creek
Alma Keyes
Roy
Hooper
Kanesville
Charles Parker
West Weber
Garland
Wilson
Taylor
Robert
McFarland
Tee
Weber County
Charles E. Petistew
Warren Road
Reese District
Weber River
Board Considers Col Tucker Retirement
The retirement board met at the federal building to review the case of Col Tucker who seeks an honorable discharge on half pay amid illness. His wife Miles Mary Logan Tucker is expected to testify along with her mother and nurse as sessions proceed in secret.
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Chicaso
Ft. Grant
Federal
WF Tucker
Col Tucker
Flat Springs
Ark
Union League Club
Miles Mary Logan Tucker
Secretary of War
Washington
Chicago
Army
Tucker
John A Login
Myrtle B. Platt
Hot Springs
Col Tueher
Col. Tucker
Big Sticks Miniature Wields Power in Chicago Art Scene
E G Cooley, longtime Chicago schools leader, wields influence over the Art Institute criticizing lax supervision of teachers and short courses. Hutchinson defends the Institute’s standing as Sir Purdon Clarke praises the school’s quality after recent Eastern travels.
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Chicago
G. Cooley
Art Institute
Teacher's Federation
Book Trust
Field Museum
Ma Cooley
Charles L. Hutchinson
Ste Caspar Pardon Clarke
Sir Purdon
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
South Kensington Museum
London
Admiral Beresford to resign Channel Fleet post
London report states Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, commander in chief of the Channel Fleet, will vacate his post on March 24. The two incidents show a tense scene as a romance undercuts a social moment before the formal notice.
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London
Admiralty
Charles Beresford
Channel Fleet
Trouble in a Pool Room Case at 165 Twenty-fifth Street
A Japanese pool room proprietor at 165 Twenty-fifth Street faced a disturbing the peace charge changed from gambling after a seventeen year old local boy testified he played a 10 cent down and out game, was struck and bitten, and threatened with a billiard cue. The judge pressed for names of other patrons to pursue the gambling link.
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T. Hogeshu
Twenty-fifth Street
Wasalso
Births Nine-Pound Boy Born to Mrs Ryan
Feb 15 baby boy weighing nine pounds was born to the wife of CC Ryan at 2032 Jefferson Avenue.
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CC. Ryan
Jefferson Avenue
Dismissal of Kiamil Pasha Sparks Turbulent Polities
Constantinople on February 15 reports the dismissal of Kiamil Pasha from the post of grand vizier. The event has stirred unsettled politics and public unrest amid claims of despotism by the Young Turks committee. No sexual disturbances reported yet, but pistol shots and tension were observed in parts of the city.
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Constantinople
Ole Pissal
Kiamil Pasha
Grand Vieter
Young Turks Committee
Hotel Clarendon Resort Destroyed by Fire
Daytona Fla Feb 74 The Hotel Clarendon at Sea Breeze and ten adjoining cottages were destroyed by fire. Two hundred fifteen guests asleep at the time escaped without injury.
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Daytona
Fla
Clarendon
Sea Breeze
Fie
Envoy Pleased Over Motoccol Approval
New York report notes M. Jose de Paul, Venezuelan envoy, expressing pleasure that a motoccol had been allowed by his government and the United States. The remark signals cooperation on a bilateral matter and reflects upbeat diplomatic tone.
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New York
M. Jose de Paul
United States
Sugar and Coffee Prices Steady in New York Readout
New York market update lists sugar and coffee prices with steady refinings and various grades. Crushed and refined sugar hold firm with values around 4 to 5 dollars. molasses sugar also shown, while granulated and powdered forms stay near established levels.
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New York
Falr Refining
No. T Ria
Santos
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Ieat
M. M. Wykes CO
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Baticon
Dee Drug Co
Wallace Drug Co
Child Culture Club
Gilbert Bancroft
Australia
Weber Academy
Carey Acts
Ceston
Burber
Millard Coun
Wenger & Rostan
Beclosding
Hess
The
Union Depot & Railway
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Oregon Short Line
W. A. McGaw
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Rio Grande Railroad
NJ. C. Vining
Colorado Midland
S. 8. Miller
H. B. & B. Co. Graham
James Rasmussen
Denmark
West Twenty-secon Street
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Bancrof
Uncle Sam
G. T. Crandall
Union Pacific System
Grass Creek
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Muck Springs
Consumers’ Coal Co
Shaw
Mgr
EC. Manson
Fitzgerald
Nevada
Hazen
Keeler
Manson
Gilbert Bancret
San Francisco
Bancroft
Geo. J. Cunningham
Pocatello
Lewis
Rock Springs
M. L. Jones Coal Co
Howell
Jidge Nowell
W. W. Maughan
W. M Wolff
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Infantry
Lamar F Farr
W. Farr
Canyon Road
Co D
Tenth United States Infanry
Port Cibbbons
Alaska
Fort Harrison
Twentieth Optiscope Company
Sylvan Park Amusement Company
Fred M. Nye
John Spargo
Mre
Ray Boyle
Boyle Furniture Co
Adwortis- DE
Dan McVey
McVey
Rio Grande Western
Alice Johnson
East
Atlantic States
Rudolph Kuchler
Simon Bamberger
Robert A. Moyes
Ogden State Bank
Commercial National Bank
Ogden Shooting Clubs
Alex Brewer
M. Skeen
W. .H. Anderson
Oscar Madson
Alex Taylor
Henry Ernstrom
Salt. Lake
Dean
Orpheum Theatre
Jacksonville
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Lorenzo Montgomery
Hell
Wright's
W.A. Whitney
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