Burglary Charge Filed Over Clark Residence Theft
County Attorney Jensen will file a complaint charging Joseph Coyne and Leonis Beckman with burglary in the third degree. They confessed to robbing the Clark residence a week ago, securing silverware and other valuables worth several hundred dollars. A separate note mentions deer shooting charges being dismissed for lack of evidence. Arraigned in District Court were Joseph M. Dye and Anna M. Carleon for uttering a check for $12.
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Willi
Jensen
Joseph Coyne
Leonis Beckman
Clark
Joseph M. Dye
Anna M. Carleon
Forged Checks Linked to Sheriff Case Arraignments
Two suspects were arraigned in district court on charges stemming from forged checks bearing Sheriff Wilson's signature. They allegedly passed several forged papers and face upcoming pleas while being held after a Wyoming detainment and return to Ogden for trial.
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Selma Bloomquist
Wilson
Sherif Wilson
Dye
Wyoming
Ogden
Minintaiine
Rail service shifts and railroad leadership moves
Trains may run from Pittsburg and Buffalo to San Francisco over their own lines with transfers at St Louis. S B Miller is promoted to general superintendent of the Colorado Midland, with J C G Vining moving to the Rio Grande system on the Western Pacific extension. Rio Grande reports a $500,000 drop in six month earnings to January 1 from 1897.
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Western Pacific
A. J. Cronin
Rio Grande Road
Gould Lines
Pittsburg
Buffalo
San Francisco
St Louis
Denver & Rio Grande
B. Miller
S. B. Miller
J. CG. Vining
Colorado Midland
Vining
Rio Grande
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Hop Head In Police Court Denies Opium Addiction
Toy Williams alias Toy Smith, a known vagrant, pleaded guilty in police court. Officers testified he is a “hop head” fond of crape and other quiet sports. a pair of crap-dice was found in his sock. He received a 90 day suspended sentence to seek work or leave town. Several defendants forfeited money on charges of running gambling houses.
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Toy Willams
Toy Smith
Chambers
Hadlock
Toy
Sailt Lake
D. W. Catts
A. Ives
J. F. Smith & Co
W. J. Powers
Hall
Dispute Over Day Names Sparks House Laughter in Washington
Washington February 20 The house debated whether yesterday was Friday or Monday causing a parliamentary tangle. Sims Tenn argued for Friday while Speaker Cannon and the journal held Monday. The exchange included jokes about the calendar and even a mock suggestion to turn back the clock as laughter filled the chamber.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sims
Tenn
House
Tennessee
Journal
Garrett
Milk pasteurization shown not to harm food value
Chicago February 20 Health Commissioner Evans cites federal expert reports to support a milk pasteurization plan. He notes heating to 140 degrees Fahrenheit for twenty minutes kills tuberculosis and typhoid bacteria without harming milk composition or nutrition.
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Chicago
Evans
Council Committee On Health
Explosion panics five hundred at city school
Five hundred children were frightened by a blast in a coal stove at the Ram Pay and Scott streets public school in Baltimore. Pupils leaped from windows and crowded doorways, but there were no deaths and no serious injuries reported.
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Baltimore
Rampay
Scott Streets
Pay Days on the Big Roads
Southern Pacific checks will reach here Sunday and be distributed Monday next. Union Pacific checks arrived from the east and are being distributed by Cashier Mc Gaw and Chief Clerk Olmstead. The month’s aggregate pay to shop employees will be heavy as most men under Master Mechanic Malone worked nine hours daily in January.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
McGaw
Olmstead
Whitney
San Francisco
Malone
Ogden City Council Sea Trip Plans Announced
Mayor Brewer leads Ogden City council on a lake crossing outing Sunday in Superintendent Manson's private car. The party, escorted by Traveling Freight Agent Cook, will board Southern Pacific train No 4 at 7 am and return in the afternoon.
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Brewer
Ogden City
Manson
Lueln Eut Eonm
Cook
Souther Pacific
Sugar beet contracts meeting schedule 1909
Agent of Amalgamated Sugar company schedules farmer meetings at Syracuse Hooper Roy Kanesville Warren Plain City to sign sugar beet contracts for 1909. Additional Saturdays until March 16, 1909 at Ogden City office for those unable to attend.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Syracuse
Plain City
Bugar Company
Ogilen City
New Weber County Superintendent Addresses Teachers
The Weber County monthly institute opened at the Ogden High School with Superintendent Eggertsen introduced by L H Froher. He praised visited schools and laid out goals. North Ogden fifth and sixth graders performed under Supervisor Powell, while Miss Ruby Geddes sang.
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Weber County
Ogden Hleh
Eggertsen
L. H. Froher
Board of Education
North Ogden
Powell
Ruby Geddes
Egeertsen
Local Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued to C. B. Vanderford and Manda Vanderford of Buhl Idaho and to Everett T. Goodell of San Francisco and Grace M. Meek of Ogden. An hour after filing, both couples were wed by local clergymen.
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C. BE. Vanderford
Manda G. Vanderford
Buhl
Idaho
Everett T. Goodell
San Francisco
Grace M. Meek
Ogden
Public speaker warns coffee harms and promotes Postum
A Pubic letter from Postum Co. of Bittle Creek Michigan shares experiences about coffee causing restlessness and nervous strain. A neighbor and a young man reportedly improved after switching to Postum citing better sleep health and steadier habits.
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Pennaman
Postum
Postum Co
Bittle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Burglary in the Third Degree In Court Today
Louis Beckman and Joseph Coyne charged with burglary in the third degree waived preliminary examination and were bound over to the sheriff in 500 dollars each. The arraignment also included a local boy and several others on vagrancy charges with 90 days to find work or leave town.
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Clark Burefore
Louis Beckman
Joseph Coyne
George Davis
Fred Miller
J Maney
Thos. Sloan
R. W. Minton
Card of Thanks for Baby Joe Harris
The Harris family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness shown after the death of their baby son Joseph Harris Jr. They thank those who comforted them at the funeral service with words and song and wish the Divine Maker rewards for all.
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Baby Harris
Lindquists
Joe D. Harris
V. D. Harris
JD. H. Ensign
First Ward
Henry E. Taylor, Jr
Bishop Ensign
Ogden City
Baby Joe
Beggar Demands Woman Cook Him a Meal
George Tracy faced police court for begging and pleaded guilty. A local woman on the Beach had offered bread and butter to the tramp but he refused and asked for tea or hot soup. He was held on bond until summoned, while Jack Smith, later in court for drunkenness, pleaded guilty and paid a five dollar fine or served five days.
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George Tracy
Crompton
Browning
Jack Smith
Jack
Washingtons Birthday Supper at Episcopal Parish House
The Ladies of the Episcopal Church will host an old fashioned supper Monday at the parish house corner of Grant and Twenty fourth street from 6 30 to 8 30 wearing Ye Olden Times costumes. No tickets, pay at the door. Price 35 cents.
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the Episcopal Church
Grant and
Twenty-fourth Street
Author of Lincoln Tail Story Claimed by Marcus
The Rev. David Marcus of McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago asserts authorship of a popular Abraham Lincoln tale about cutting a dog's tail by inches to test endurance. He recalls Dr. Stevens at Hampton Roads recounting Lincoln’s version, then his own account of a man who has a sick dog and orders its tail cut off. Lincoln allegedly credited for the tale afterward.
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Chicago
David Marcus
McCormick Theological Seminary
Abraham Lincoln
Stevens
Hampton Roads
Lincoln
Marcus
Miner killed by dynamite blast at Jim Butler mine
Tonopah November 19 reports miner C H Joslin was killed when a drilled into a missed shot hole detonating a dynamite charge left from the prior shift. The blast mangled his body severely in the Jim Butler mines area.
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Tonopah
C. H. Joslin
Jim Butler
Joulin
Four McKeen Gasoline Cars Held by Blizzard for Repairs
Four new McKeen gasoline motor cars from Omaha arrived at Southern Pacific shops for a general overhaul. En route to the coast for suburban traffic, they were caught in a Wyoming blizzard Thursday night and frozen up. Parts of the machinery refused to work, posing danger to employees and risk of gasoline explosion.
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Southern Pacific
McKeen
Omaha
Wyoming
Harriman
Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Ogden
Mrs S Larsen of 564 27th St Ogden Utah reports relief from back pains and urinary disorders after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She purchased them at Badeon’s Pharmacy and saw benefits in less than one box. Many others reportedly have similar satisfactory results. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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Ogden
S. Larsen
27Th St
Utah
Badeon
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Real Estate Transfers Filed In Recorder’s Office
John T Bybee and wife transfer parts of section 18 to John Les Bybee for 1. John T Bybee and wife transfer parts of section 18 to John Lee Bybee for 5000. Transfers recorded in Gownty Recorder’s office under township 6 range 2 west.
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Gownty Recorder
Wallace
John T. Bybee
Jonn Les Bybee
John Lee Bybee
Misdemeanor Bill Aims at Stealing Railway Rides
Olympia citizens report the senate passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to steal rides on railway trains. The measure authorizes trainmen to arrest offenders and enlist bystander help, expanding rail safety enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Senate
Jilted Lover's Suicide Shocks Missoula Village
Claire McGee aged 22 killed himself with a pistol in a barn at his mother's home in Missoula Montana. The death followed the breakup with his fiancée Minnie Van Dorn and a wedding planned for today.
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Missoula
Mont
Claire McGee
Minnie van Dorn
McGee
Swindlers use mysterious machine to fleece victims
New York police court case reveals a gang tricked East Side residents with a contraption claimed to increase money. Tailor Jos. Rosenthal lost 800 dollars and Benjamin Bloom 2,000 bail was set for Kiloom. Henry Lampkin reported 750 dollars vanished, an Italian invested 3,000 with no return.
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New York
Essex Market
Jos. Rosenthal
Benjamin Bloom
Hag
Henry Lampkin
Brooklyn
Two Men Arrested in Coin Theft Case in Salt Lake
Lieutenant Hempel investigated a tip about rare coins offered for sale. Mark Jones and W L Aken were arrested. coins allegedly stolen from Mr Bennett of Waterloo. Jones allegedly took coins from the Bennett residence. Aken aided in disposal, not believed implicated in the thefts.
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Salt Lake
Hempel
Mark Jones
W. L. Aken
Bennett
Waterloo
Jones
Aken
Police Power Over Immoral Pictures in Chicago
Chicago police celebrate a state supreme court ruling upholding city authority to censor Immoral pictures. The theater squad had pursued censorship under police powers and welcomed the decision as authority for ongoing actions.
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Chicago
State Supreme Court
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Seo
Utah Light & Ry Co
W. A. Nielson
Wells, Nevada
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Culley
Washington Ave
Riverdale High Patent
Peery
Woodcraft
Evening Standard
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Fanceo
John Farr
Mary Kellen
Eva Donaldson
Uintah
E-Z
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Geo. J. Kelly
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Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
S7th St
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Edison
Congress Dancing Academy
van Rensselaer
Charles Johnson
Morgan
Evanston
Richey Funeral Chapel
City Cemetery
Europe
E. M. Allison, Jr
Phil Winston
Ralph Gardner
Industrial School
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Pincock, Wardlaw
Tom Burk
M. E. Church
Elizabeth Lynch
Methodist Church
GEO. F. Cave and Depot Drug Store
Starr Valley
McMullen
Nevada
Riverdale
County Teachers’ Institute
Weber County Teachers’ Institute
L. E. Eggertsen
W. A. Whitney
Oakland
Mr. Whitney
Hop Head
Supt. Manson
Mayor Brewer
Castoria
Joseph Harris, Jr
S. J. Burt & Bros
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Kansas
Strente
Utah Light & RY. CO
D. Decker
WM. Driver & Son
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Schroederson Nursers Company
Box 500
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Calo
Vienna Cafe
Broom
Specis
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Foon & Tom
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Knowlton
Huyler
New York City
Badcon
Pharma
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