Ogden News Highlights From Local Briefs
A flurry of Ogden items covers railroad moves, immigration to Spokane, and travel details. Officials seek service complaints via the circulation manager. pay raises for George P. McCabe to 4600 a year are noted. a private car trip to meet New York Central officials is described. immigration arrivals bound for Spokane are mentioned alongside a Seattle-bound reunion and an Ogden window display. Local court actions include a bankruptcy petition by George Hinley and a divorce suit by Irma Whipple.
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Esme
Jurors Drawn for March Term of District Court
The district court selects jurors for the March term including Ogden jurors Alex Leatham Walter Clark W J Felker and others from Harrisville Huntsville Kaneaville North Ogden Slaterville Warren and West Weber among listed names. The panel covers multiple towns with many individuals summoned for jury service.
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District Court
Ogden
Alex Leatham
Walter U Clark
W. J. Felker
BR. J. Middleton
M. Benson
D. B. Brooke
P. J. Nordquist
C. D. Ives
Abe Kuhn
DeeVoto
Geo, Olmstead
H. I
Me Cardis
A. BR. Shepherd
Albert Kiesel
Mystery surrounds Ella Gingles case echoes in Chicago incident
Marie Melorue, 19, told police she was seized by two men on Monday night, threatened with death, drugged, and kept unconscious for twenty hours in a Lincoln Park area hotel. The tale, echoing the Wellington hotel bath tub case, involves a jewelry theft and an engagement broken by the assault.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park
Marie Melorue
Join Gingles
Wellington
Misa Melnrue
Jor
Magnate advocates government ownership of the government
An interviewer questions a leading trust magnate who replies that he indeed believes in government ownership, joking that he hopes to own the government himself someday. The exchange reveals a candid view on state control and business power.
Wrong Man Before the Judge in Police Court
An elderly man with a gray beard stood at the mourners bench in police court with no clear charge. Attempts to fit a mendicancy or vagrancy accusation failed as he claimed he never begged. He was uncertain of his name, released after questioning, while jailers speculate which inmate faked the name before him and whether he left town or faced a harsh punishment.
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Ufe
Washington
Juvenile Court Dockets for Mendicancy and Vagrancy
Police court morning session handles drunks vagrants and mendicants with fines ranging from four to ten dollars or five days. Several defendants plead guilty to mendicancy or vagrancy. some cases continued or suspended on condition of work or departure.
Prize Food Endorsed by Nebraska Mother
A Nebrask a woman testifies after seven years of using Grape Nuts and Postum. She says stopping tea and coffee improved her nerves and sleep and that Grape Nuts helped her family, reducing doctor bills and keeping her children healthy during whooping cough. The letter is from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Nebru
al Erge
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Court Collapses Drunkenness and Opium Cases
Heller did not appear as the matter was apparently settled in court. Newman forfeited 35 for the offense, Larabee forfeited 4 bail for not appearing on drunkenness charges. Matts pleaded guilty to vagrancy and received a 90 day suspended sentence with work instructions. Pearl Baker faced opium charges and forfeited 25 bail after the “lady” failed to appear.
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Heller
F. A Newman
W. G. Larabee
George Matts
Pearl Baker
Died of Salt Lake City woman at 236 Third East
Died February 21 1908 at 236 Third East Salt Lake City Charlotte Slater Reail wife of Thomas Tread born September 5 1875 Huntsville Weber County Utah daughter of Mr and Mrs Alberta Slater Huntsville Funeral services held Tuesday at noon from Joseph William Taylor funeral chapel 21 South West Venue Street Deceased was in law of Mrs Oscar Coveh of Oyden who has received many expressions of condolence
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Read
Third East Street
Salt Lake City
Charlotte Slater Reail
Thomas Tread
Huntsville
Weber County
Utah
Alberta, Slater of
Joseph William Taylor
South
E Street
Oscar Coveh
Oyden
District Court Hears Two Causes Before Noon Adjourns
The judge, while ill, held a writ session and adjourned at noon. In Journal Publishing Co v T C Morris the defendant got five additional days to file a motion for a new trial. In Fred Kauffman v Intermountain Tailoring Co the court entered judgment for the plaintiff for 466.26 and costs.
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Journal Publishing Company
T. C Morris
Fred Kauffman
Intermountain Tailoring Company
Pulitzer in a private car on health trip
Josh Pulitzer of the New York World travels in a private car named Olivette on the Harriman lines toward the Pacific coast. Reporters are barred from his presence as the health conscious trip continues after a stop at Ogden Depot.
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T. F. Cole
Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Union Pacific
NEW York World
Ogden Depot
Olivette
Josh Pulitzer
Qverland Limited
Pacific Coast
Pulitzer
Voto
Traveling hoist erected for rapid viaduct work
A traveling hoist has been set on the western approach to the viaduct and steel construction is to begin immediately. Engineer Campbell predicts early completion and says ideal conditions will speed progress with rivets bolts and testing to finish before April ends. Once done, other related improvements are planned for the coming year.
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Campbell
Passenger Train Goes Over Cliff Near Rio Bamba
A passenger train on the main line bound north toppled over a 100 foot cliff near Rio Bamba, Guayaquil. Twenty five people were killed and forty injured in the crash.
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Guayaquil
Matn
Rio Bamba
Constipation Remedies Promoted By Joan’s Regulats
A puff about constipation relief touts Joans Regulats as a gentle cure for bowel sluggishness. It claims the product eases headaches dizziness languor and heart palpitations and is offered for 25 cents with an appeal to purchase.
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Joan
House Votes Against Paying President 100000
Washington February 24 The house rejected the Senate provision raising the Presidents salary to 100000 in the conference report on the executive legislative and judicial appropriations bill Critics charged the Senate increase while defenders backed the report The debate noted the President Vice President Speaker and judges salaries were at issue with the House voting 57 to 202 against the speaker salary increase.
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Washington
House
Senate
Conference
Messrs
Underwood
Alabama
Clark
Missouri
Salares
Bingham
Pennsylvania
Gillett
Massachusetts
Livingstone
Georgia
Why the Nye & Ormedy Bank Was Closed
Reno February report states the Nye & Ormedy bank closed not from insolvency but as a failing business venture with expenses twice the profits. Public confidence had waned since its founding during financial stringency and deposits were few. some accounts may settle in full. Other local banks are unaffected.
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Reno
Nye & Ormedy Bank
Mide
Carson
First National Bank
Strive for Enlightenment and Prosperity Through Education
The passage asserts education as a path to enlightenment, prosperity, and fame, contrasting knowledge with ignorance which leads to poverty and obscurity. It links enlightenment to societal progress and individual development while invoking references to mind and body governed by universal laws.
The Wife and Mother as Home’s True Light
Clara Morrin argues in Housekeeper that the husband is not the head of the house. She says the title is only courtesy and the wife and mother holds the home’s life and happiness.
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Clara Morrin
Clara Mortis
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