Ogden News Roundup Mixed Local Items and Events
Ogden reports a varied set of notes including entertainment acts by McMillan and Mansfield at Falstar, booth reservations by phone, a local mother aiding her son in a forgery case, freight and railroad activity, a private car renamed Salt Lake for a Bancroft inspection trip, theatrical train movements, court actions in the McGuire robbery case, wildcat bounty, funeral for James Rasmussen, and community notices from churches and schools.
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Bancroft
Pocetella
Salt Lake
Manneer Bancroft
Inspec
Obituary: Emma Taylor Wright Dies At 79 In Ogden
Emma Taylor Wright wife of the late W H Wright died around 7 o clock this morning after long life travels from Birmingham England to Milwaukee Philadelphia and Salt Lake City She leaves a large Ogden family of nine children forty seven grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren a devout Latter Day Saint her funeral will be held Thursday at 2 o clock at the Fifth Ward meeting house
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Emma Taylor Wright
W. H. Wright
Wright
Ogden
Birmingham
England
Thomas and
Jane Taylor
Denehter
W A H. Wright
Julia A
America
Atlantic
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Great West
Salt Lake City
Cammell Bluffs
Witer
Wrights
Aingle
Alpine
Utan
Richmond
Cache County
Connecticut
Gelock
Fifth Ward Meeting House
Swag Carried From Grocery to Express Office for Shipment
Hoxes were bought at a local grocery and the stolen goods were taken to the express office where they were booked for shipment to Butte. The incident traces the path from shop to courrier and notes the destination in Butte.
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Butte
Horribly mutilated body of girl found in Marseilles
Marseilles France February 16 a revolting crime recalls a 1907 Paris case. The body of a six year old girl has been found in a crowded Marseilles quarter, torn by twenty eight knife wounds and burned. The child had been ill treated before her death. a man living with the widow mother has been arrested.
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Marseilles
France
Paris
Fire tragedy at Acapulco noted as deadly firetrap
Reports from Juarez indicate the death toll from the Acapulco fire will not reach 200 as first feared but exact fatalities remain uncertain while workers recover bodies from the burned adobe building with a wooden roof and few exits.
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el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Acapulco
No Americans Lost in Mexican Theater Fire
A dispatch from Consul Maxwell K. Moorehead to the State Department reports no American fatalities in the Flores Theater blaze at Acapulco Mex on Sunday night. The fire killed more than two hundred people, per Consul Moorehead's figures.
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Washington
Flores Theater
Acapulco
Mex
State Department
Maxwell K. Moorehead
Moorehead
Ripper outrages reach twenty two in Berlin
Berlin reports two new vicious street attacks by the so called ripper this morning. Both women were slightly wounded as the city seeks the elusive assailant. The total number of outrages since the incidents began is now twenty two.
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Ripper
Berlin
Heriin
Scandinavian American Line Steamer Refloated
The Scandinavian-American line steamer U F Tietgen, Captain Thomsen, from New York February 9, ashore at the harbor entrance near Christiansand, has been refloated and proceeded to Christiania.
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Christiangand
Tragic suicide mystery of Lorenz Stroebel at rooming house
Lorenz Stroebel a yard man at a local cafe was found dead in his room with a knife wound and severed head area. Mrs. C Marshall the landlady discovered the scene after turning off an electric light.
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Lorenz Stroebel
C. Marshall
Stroebel
Omaha
Helen Tilley
Healey Cafe
Stroebe
Tito
Provo
Istemene
Madame St. Claire
New York
Stroebel Kinship Reveals Quiet Mindset and Injury Details
The deceased left notes describing a mind focused on a single thought and pain from ingratitude. Stroebel, from a well known Omaha family, is tied to inventor Camel Stroebel. Letters patent featuring the father’s inventions were found among his effects. Remains are at Albert Richey undertakers with family in Omaha wired for instructions.
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Stroebel
Camel Stroebel
Omaha
Albert Richey
Omohe
Japanese Pool Hall Case Ends With Heavy Fine
Judge in Police Court held the defendant Hogoshu perjured himself and fined him 75 dollars plus costs after testifying he did not allow minors to frequent his pool room where gambling occurred. Several 14 and 15 year old witnesses described a confrontation with Red Brown and the pool hall operator over a game dispute.
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T. Hogoshu
Hogoshy
George Bowe
Harold Master
Leland Williams
Carlos Morrigan
Hogoshu
Hinmitt
Costa
Important Damage Case In Ogden Court
W M Wolff seeks 20000 in damages from Union Pacific Railroad after a fall at Ogden depot in fall 1906 left him blinded in part and missing a hand. Judge Maughan presides as railroad officials gather witnesses and a jury is expected this afternoon for a multi day civil trial.
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Cork
Attornneys
Maughan
Col Goethals Favors The Lock System
Washington February 15 Colonel Goethals and General Counsel Hogers of the Isthmian canal commission along with Captain Boges of the Washington office testified before a House appropriations subcommittee. Goethals argued for the lock canal over the proposed sea level plan estimating the latter would cost about 175 million dollars more, with total costs around 375 million including the purchase price. He noted interest would not be included in that figure. An anthropologist then offered a remark on city life’s influence on Roman law.
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Washington
Goethals
Hogers
Isthmian Canal Commission
Boges
Hous! Committee On
Panama Canal
Sensation in Court Room as Calhoun Trial Surges
In San Francisco on February 15 the Patrick Calhoun bribery trial entered its fifth week with jurors reduced by discharge. Francis Heney declared he drew a line over which no living man could step as a tense day featured alleged jury tampering and a confrontation with Samuel Leake over plans to reveal prosecutor’s tactics.
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San Francisco
Cal
Patrick Calhoun
Francis J. Heney
Lkely
Samuel Leake
Erand
Leake
Mr. Heney
Phelan
Spreckela
Mr Heney
Hetty Ach
Heney
Frohman Acknowledges Possible Separation Outcome
Daniel Frohman, Lyceum theater manager, said he had heard nothing definite about his wife Margaret Frohman planning remarriage. He noted Mrs Frohman might wed Edward Bowes of San Francisco if divorce proceeds and expressed respect for Bowes as a splendid chap.
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New York
Daniel Srrohman
Lyceum Theater
Westerning
Hencs
Margaret Allngton
Joan
Migght
Edeward J. Bowes
San Francisco
Frohman
Bowes
Amicable split colored by stage ambition and marriage hopes
The exchange centers on Miss Witneten and Mr Frohman discussing Miss Timeton’s separation. Frohman says the breakup was amicable and driven by Timeton’s health and stage ambitions, hoping she finds happiness whether or not she divorces. He praises Bowes as a suitable partner.
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Miss Timeton
Miss Witneten
Mr. Bowes
Deportation Train Ships Insane Aliens From State Asylum
San Francisco reports a specially built car will transport insane alien patients from Ukiah Stockton and Napa to New York then return them to their native lands under a 3 year insanity rule. The train car has padded walls barred windows and a crew of immigration officials two matrons and six attendants. This marks the first deportation under the new regulations.
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San Francisco
New York
Cir
Will Conelat
Ukiah
Stockton
Napa
Hard Times Prompt Talk of A Realistic Fix
A man laments unsustainable spending and low income while a partner counsels an increase in earnings. The exchange hints at marital strain over finances and a proposed practical solution to avert ongoing trouble.
Naval Yard Funding Sparks Senate Clash Over Yards
In Washington on February 15 Senator Dixon of Montana pressed sharp criticism of naval methods, citing magazine articles alleging open construction at navy yards. Debate focused on budget, yard capacity, and proposals to shift executive work to private entities amid a broader push for naval expansion.
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Washington
Dison
Montana
Senate
Navy Garde
Naval Affairs Commission
Clapp
Agterécate
Hale
United States
Great Britain
Navy
Ponding
Bis
Newlands
A i J. Bil
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Tillman
Dixon
California
Lodge
McEnery
Piles
LA Follette
Gallinger
McEnory
Navy Department
Marriage License Granted to George 3 Trycart and Charlotte Burl
A marriage license was granted yesterday to George 3 Trycart of South Weber and Charlotte Burl of South Weber, formalizing their union in the local records.
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George 3
Trycart
South Weber
Charlotte Burl
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New Electric Theatre
Wykes
Extraordina
Reat
Walter
M. M. Wykes CO
Washington Avenue
McMillan
Mansfield
Bell
J. S. Taylor
Preston
Idaho
Orden
H. YW. & B. Co. Graham
Western Pacific
W. H. Chevers
Harriman Lines
Harriman
Marysville
Rio Grande Road
Carey
Burter
Millard County
Utah
Wenger & Rostan
Mom
Becson
San Pedro Road
Feck
Charles Quigley
Studebaker Company
Portland
Wright's
A. J. Moseley
Huntington
Specia
E. H. Sothern
Oregon
Gow
Utmb
B.J. McGuire
R. E. Bramlett
John K. Garrett
Joseph Stanford
Grass Creek
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Huck Springs
Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Mgr
Dan Shipe
Ogden Canyon
James Rasmussen
Twenty Second Street
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
M. L. Jones Coil Co
Methodists of
Geden
W. CT. U
Frances Willard
Miss Chapman
Adams Avenue
Shepherd
Tony E. Rhivers
Estella Wattis
Oxden
W H. Wattis
Overmanel Limited
B. W. Rhivers
Thirtieth Street
Methodist Church
Boston
Bon Ton
Wasalen Gun Club
Clark
Ezra Rich
Twenty-seventh Street
Lincoln Avenue
Orpheum Theatre
Quetrick
Jacksonville
Florida
Miss Ballinger
W.H. Wright
Newcastle
Durham
Lorenz Strobel
Strobel
Police Court
W. M. Wolff
Col. Goethals
Lfe
Wm. H. Wright
Wright’s
W. H. Wright & Sons CO
Honey
Utahna Dental CO
Utahua Dental Co
Wash Ave
Boyle Hardware Store
Keister’s Ladies’ Tailoring College
Washington Avenus
Carnegie Library
Flate
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