President’s message on care of dependent children
Washington February 15. The president transmitted a conference report on the care of dependent children. The January 25 26 1909 gathering in the capital drew leaders from states and religious bodies to discuss child welfare. The report notes 92 000 children in homes and 25 000 in juvenile delinquent institutions with 60 000 in private or foster care, stressing the nation’s stake in their well being. The conference, though diverse in views, reached unanimous agreement at its close.
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Washington
Congrees
Unified child care declarations set consensus standard
A broad set of adopted declarations outlines a progressive program for child care. If enacted, current community practices would improve notably. The declarations passed without dissent, signaling wide approval and establishing a standard for evaluating and guiding local legislation and procedures.
Milliner awarded seven hours pay after false imprisonment
In San Francisco on February 15 a jury awarded Mrs Annette Hartsell seven hours of jail time at a thousand dollars an hour totaling seven thousand dollars in her $25 000 damages suit against John D Murphy a Chicago wholesaler. The case grew from her 1906 arrest on a fraud charge and her subsequent imprisonment. The jury noted her police rogues gallery photo influenced the verdict.
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San Francisco
Annette Hartsell
Hart- Roh
John D. Murphy
Chicago
Hartnell
Murphy
Lemp Divorce Trial Plays Out in St Louis Court
William J. Lemp Jr and wife Mrs Lilian Handlan are in divorce proceedings. Mrs Lemp testifies in rebuttal. former servants recount a night locked out and claims of alcohol and singing at the Lemp home. Lemp explains objections to lavender attire and cites a prior letter. witnesses reference past entertainments. The piece also notes business plans for Mexican state development and a new railroad led investment group with Salt Lake and eastern backers.
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St. Louis
William J. Lemp, Jr
Plosgl
Lillian HandJan Lemp
Lemp
Railroad concession granted to Utah company in Mexico
Salt Lake papers report that Mexican and American Holding & Improvement Co of Salt Lake City won a concession from President Diaz to build a railroad across Oaxaca Guerrero Michoacan and Colima with a 46 mile Oaxaca to Ejutia segment already in place and potential 1000 mile inland routes tapping Acapulco Manzanillo and Salina Cruz ports. Judge G W Barth, general counsel, calls the project the best industrial venture he has seen.
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Salt Lake
Utah Company
Oaxaca
Ejutia
Pacific
Sui
Acapulco
Manzanillo
Salina Cruz
G. W. Barth
Holding and Railroad Company
Thomas F Cole Discusses Giroux Copper Mines Prospects
Thomas F Cole of Duluth, a new stockholder, spoke at the Giroux Consolidated Copper Mines annual meeting on Ely mine ore values and deeper workings. He outlined plans to manage water challenges, retire bonds to stock, and align Delaware charter bylaws while relocating corporate operations to Duluth or Wilmington.
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Giroux Consolidrated
Thomas F. Cole
Huluth
Bio
The
New York Mining Age
Ely
Giroux Company
Cole
Bishes
Arizona
Delaware
New York
Duluth
Wilmington
Lorren Hart
Joseph Cotton
Bortrn Stock Exchange
Giron
Honda
Giroux Consolidated Mines reorganizes leadership and plans expansion
The Giroux Consolidated Mines board elected Joseph J. Giroux as president and named officers including John M. Senentus and Joseph J. Cotton as vice presidents. They authorized $1,000,000 in 6 percent bonds secured by a second mortgage on the Nevada property to raise about $2,000,000 working capital. Ely employees likely rehired as production ramps up with surface infrastructure upgrades and a new shaft project near Alpha.
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Merore
Menoy
Sebenina
Lupton
BL. Giroux
John Snedeker
George F. Piper
J. L Giroux
Thomas Cole
Joseph Catton
Giroux Consolidated Mines Company
Joseph J. Giroux
John M. Se Nentus
Joseph J. Cotton
Edward J. Manney
Frederick K. Kennedy
G. B. Giroux
Thealeten
Lorren M. Hurt
Nevara
Treasury
Ely
Death of Thomas Stayner in Salt Lake City
Thomas John Stayner a Utah resident since the 1860s died at 25 Armstrong Avenue from heart disease. Born June 12 1828 in Guernsey he taught school in Utah and Davis County and worked with the Walker Brothers for 18 years. Survived by a widow and four daughters plus a sister in California. Funeral to be announced later.
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Salt Lake
Thomas John Stayner
Utah
Armstrong Avenue
Decessed
Isle of
Guernsey
Thomas Collen
Elizabeth Pill Stayner
Arthur
Charles W. Stayner
Mra
Lizbeth Wadman
California
Ve. Stayner
Heber C. Kimball
Davis County
Walker Brothers
Ogden
Ogden Department. Mr. Stayner
Iemilly Call
Afton
Wyo
C. F. Stayner
Lillian May Palmquist
M Irs
Ida E. Evans
Thin Oly
Cora R. Stable
Bountiful
Boy Killed by Train Near Salt Lake City Intersection
Albert Ken Kehl, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Kehl, was struck and killed by a train near Eighth West and Ninth South streets in Salt Lake Monday afternoon. He and friends were playing near the tracks after school when the engineer whistled and the boy, attempting to cross, was thrown against a fence and died instantly.
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Salt Lake
Albert Ken
Mia Ferdinand Kehl
Salt Fayette Avenue
Salt Lake Houte
Eighth West
Ninth South
Thomas W. Flanson
Death of Mrs May Wood puzzles Salt Lake police
Salt Lake February 16 officers puzzled over the death of Mrs May HeJjeé Wood twenty one. wife of railroad employee Edward Wood. found in a rooming house at 42 East Second South Street with unclear circumstances. police locked the room pending an investigation and believe the death may have been by suicide. no physician was present to certify the death. sister and mother provided conflicting accounts of the events leading to her collapse.
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Salt Lake
May HeJjeé Wood
Edward Wood
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
East Second South Street
Wasbanil
Jill
Sim
J. M. Casey
Andrew
Woman Dies In Rooming House Case Involving A Nurse
Jogensen at 6 N street claimed nursing training and cared for a woman found dead in a rooming house. A vial labeled morphine was found on the floor as Dr. Sandberg and Dr. Hummer were contacted. Sandberg did not sign the death certificate and Hall the undertaker was summoned to remove the body.
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Jogensen
N_ street
Cc. L. Samberg
Saii
Himmmer
W. Hall
Weat Temple Street
Wnndertaker
Hall
Sandberg
Appeal Heard On Donaldson Robbery Verdict
In Salt Lake the supreme court heard arguments on James Donaldson appeal over a $2500 verdict for William McWhirter tied to a $10,000 robbery of the McWhirter brothers at the Antler rooming house. Donaldson, serving a ten year prison term, did not attend. Samuel R. Thurman represented Donaldson. James Ingebretsen represented McWhirter.
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Salt Lake
James Donaldson
Wiliam McWhirter
Donaldson
McWhirter Brothers
Supreme Court
Tonaldson
M. E. Snell
Henry Griffith
Justice’s Court of Logan
Griffiths
Work Begins on Baise Hotel Project
Work started under the Schubert Hotel company to build a new 500000 dollar hotel in Baise. The modern structure is slated to be ready for business by the first of next January and aims to be among the finest in the northwest.
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Baise
Ida
Schubert Hotel Company
Northwest
Snow Hound Stranded at Alpine Tunnel On Continental Divide
A party of 19 snow shovelers from Pine Pass, 13,000 feet up, reached Buena Vista after a terrible struggle through deep snow. They warn of imminent starvation for a group trapped at Alpine Tunnel on the Colorado Southern line. Weather and terrain caused ten hours of shovel work to cover the first miles.
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Buena Vista
Colo
Continental Divide
Alpine Tunnel
Colocolo & Southern
Pine Pass
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Ogden Reader
Mrs Larsen of Ogden says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain and urinary discomfort after less than a box. She mentions Badcon's Pharmacy, recommends the remedy, and notes many others have had similar results. Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo sells the pills at 50 cents. remember the name Doan's.
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Ogden
5. Larsen
27Th St
Orden, Wieh
Dean
Badcon
Doan
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Snowbound at Alpine Tunnel Stranded by Deep Snow
The Alpine Tunnel party led by Larry Waters and his wife, who run the eating house, with five trackmen four of whom are sick, face snow depths of twenty to fifty feet and narrow escapes from snowslides. They have only coffee and flour for two days as a new storm threatens line relief and rotary plows opening the line.
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Alpine Tunnel
Larry Waters
Thhem
Tipping Barred at Noted New York Hostelry
A famous New York hotel announces an anti gratuity policy for the season. Management states workers are fully compensated by the owners and may not accept or expect any guest fees.
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New York
Stockholders Meeting For Overland Mining & Milling
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Overland Mining & Milling Co at E M Conroy 300 24th street on Tuesday March 9 1909 at 730 pm. Purpose to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. full representation requested. Albert Scowcroft, President.
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Overland Mining & Milling Company
E. M. Conroy
24Th Street
Albert Scowcroft
Amalgamated Sugar stock meeting on March 1 1900 Ogden Utah
Notice to etode holders of Amalgamated Sugar Company of a stockholders meeting at the company's office Ogden Utah on March 1 1900 at to vote on proposed changes to Article 12 replacing annual meetings in March with an annual meeting on the second Wednesday in April for electing a board of eleven directors and other business.
Huntsville Land and Livestock Company water appropriation notice
Notice to water users from the State Engineer's Office Salt Lake City Utah dated January 29 190g informs Huntsville Land and Livestock Company through secretary Simon S Jongen of Higata yite Utah has applied under Utah law to appropriate two cubic feet per second of water from the designated source.
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State Engineer's
Salt Lake City
Utah
Huntsville Land and Livestock Company
Simon S. Jongen
Higatayite
Water diversion plan for Ogden River area in Utah
State Engineer Caleb Tanner notes a proposed water diversion in Weber County Utah. Water will be diverted from a point north 65 degrees 22 minutes west 96 feet from the west quarter corner of Section 1A Township 7 North Range East Salt Lake Base and Meridian. A ditch and pipeline will carry water 6 280 feet from April 1 to August 1 yearly to irrigate 100 acres in Section 3. Protests by affidavit in duplicate must be filed within 30 days after publication completion. Date of first publication February 1909.
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Ogden River
Weber County
Utah
Sal
Lake Kate
Meridian
Base
State Engineers
Aftidavit
Caleb Tanner
Lewiston Sugar Company Notice of Stockholders Meeting
Notice to Stork holders of Lewiston Sugar company announces a stockholders meeting at Room S01 First National Bank Building Ogden Utah on March 1 1909 at 11 00 for amendments to the Articles of Incorporation. The changes move annual meetings from January to April and elect a nine member Board of Directors. Dated Ogden Utah Feb 1909 signed by C W Nibley President Henry H Rolapp Secretary.
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Storkholdere
Lewiston Sugar Company
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Lewiston
General Office of Mail Corporation
Salt Moats
C. W. Nibley
Henry H Rolapp
Daten
Daden
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Nome
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Columbia River
As- Loria
Senor Jose Castello
Mexico City
Senor Castello
Joseph Kimball
Roswell & Briges
T. W. Dimond
Taylorsville
Charles A Hamilton
Tudge G W. Martech
Salt Lake and State News
E. H.sothern
Salt Lake Theater
Giroux
Thomas Stayner
Boy
Albert Kehl
May Hedge Wood
Husband
Alpine
Kruhn’s
Thes Wash. AY
LEGAL
Stockholders’ Meeting
Amalgamated Sugar Company
David Ecqles
Henry H. Rolapp
Peb Ist
Lao
Wash Ave
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
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