Crimes Reported in City Last Evening Including Robbery and Burglaries
A wave of crimes last night in the city included a holdup by three men who took $50 from John Mooney, a burglary at Thomas Scott's home on Twenty-fourth street yielding $37.50 and cigars, and a burglary at Moulding's store at Twenty-seventh and Washington, where edible goods and candy were stolen, likely by youths. Mooney described one assailant. most incidents occurred before midnight.
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John Mooney
Mooney
Chapman House
Thomas Scott
Twenty-fourth Street
Moulding
Twenty-seventh
Washington Streets
City Council to Meet Monday and Official Takeover
The council will convene Monday at 10 AM to clear unfinished business and organize the new council. Nye and T H Carr are named as receptive president candidates, with noon set for officials to assume duties, though most holdovers may delay until after inaugural ceremonies. All new officers have fled their bonds.
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Nye
T.H. Carr
Mayor Glasmann Receives Handsome Shriners Gift
The mayor, identified as Glasmann, received a handsome solid gold button badge from the Mystic Shriners and 32nd degree Masons at the police station. Present were Chief Browning, Capt. Brown, Detective Pender, and Jailors Critchlow and Snyder. The emblem features a red Turkish fez with a gold crescent, and the mayor valued the gift highly.
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Glasp
Browning
Capt. Brown
Pender
Critchlow
Snyder
Mr. Glasmann
Mystic Shriners
Vétry
Schillings Best Label Ends Mystery on Middling Goods
A fragment notes Schilling's Best label and a grocer's moneyback promise amid vague claims about product quality. The unreadable text hints at retailer assurances but provides no clear event, dates, or individuals.
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Schilling
Nieve
National Livestock and Wool Growers Meeting in Portland
Oregon Short Line offers round trip Ogden to Portland tickets for 30.00 with sale dates January 5 6 and 10 1904 and return validity until January 31 1904. A San Francisco return option costs 42.59 for the round trip by rail or steamship from Portland.
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National Livestock Association
National Wool
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
San Francisco
Dowie Begins World Tour From Zion City
John Alexander Dowie starts a global tour with four Zion City leaders. The Zion City community crowds out to see Dowie depart as he embarks on a trip around the world.
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Dowie
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Gardner Earns Decision Over Grim in Fifteen Rounds
Aginaw Mich Jan 1 Gus Gardner secured a well earned decision against Joe Grim of Philadelphia at Warbelter Hall. The bout lasted the full fifteen rounds with Gardner dominating every round to take the victory.
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Aginaw, Mich
Gus Gardner
Joe Grim
Philadelphia
Warbelter Hall
Gardner
Deafness Cure Claim From Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes is curable only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and lists FJ Cheney & Co Toledo as suppliers.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Salt Lake Club Presses For Ogden Rivalry In League Talks
Salt Lake club officials and Lucas McCloskey weighed franchise plans as meetings in Salt Lake, Ogden, and nearby towns continued. McCloskey opposed Ogden’s bid and urged Junction City support, while Lucas argued northern Utah could bolster league intrigue amid fan discontent.
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Salt Lake
Lucas
Binford
Junction City
McCloskey
Ogden
Jack Grim
Grim
Babe Tas
Montana
Binford A
Utah
Salt Lakers
Ice accident near Reno leaves Magill rescued in ice water
Joseph Magill, an engineeering dept. employee of the Southern Pacific in Reno, escaped drowning when the ice broke on Frey pond Friday night. He was skating with friends when he fell through. C. J. Sadler pulled him to safety.
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Southern Pacific
Joseph Magill
Southern Pacific Company
Reno
Frey Pond
C.J. Sadler
Ogden
Community Leaders Attend Huntaville Year End Social
Land Office figures and city officials join residents of Huntaville for a Dec 31 Home Culture Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Forristall. Attendees enjoyed a finch game and a short program of superior recitations, followed by refreshments as 1904’s cheer carried into the new year.
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Heven
Governor Sparks of Nevada visits Ogden with ore samples
Nevada Governor Sparks toured Ogden this forenoon traveling West on No 5. He displayed ore from his Wede kind mine stating promising development. He said quartz walls at 255 feet suggest top quality, but he has no capital for a hotel on Wall avenue opposite the depot.
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John Sparks
Reto
Nevada
Ogden
West
Wedekind
Wall Avenue
Standard
Dougherty arraigned in municipal court on vagrancy charge
Harry Dougherty arrested as a suspicious character pleaded not guilty and asked for time to hire a lawyer. Hearing set for Tuesday Jan 7 at 10 am. Chris Peterson also ar raigned this morning. The report links Dougherty to a gang of hold ups including Monroe and Hickey and mentions a prior Elko Nevada freight car burglary.
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Harry Dougherty
Pender
Sleeth
Southern Pacific
Dougherty
Monroe
Hickey
Elko
Nevada
Arthur “Hadley
Jack Harris
Dan Bowman
Antono Palin
John G. Armstrong
John‘ Pignon
Bert Cody
Walter
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Utah District Court
In district court Judge Henory HH Rolapy heard several criminal matters. R B Hickey and Joh Mon raz pleaded not guilty to robbing the Zang saloon on October 20. Chris Peterson arraigned on assault with a deadly weapon. Hol7 to plead next Monday. Hebert R MacMillan appointed to defend William La Rose and David Williams with case set for the 11th.
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Henory HH. Rolapy
R. BE. Hickey
Joh Monraz
Chris Peterson
John
Coffin
Hol7
State of
Utah
William la Rose
David Williams
Hebert R. MacMillan
War fears rise as Far East unrest spurs naval moves
London and Paris report a gloomy Far Eastern outlook with no telegrams from Japan and alarms among underwriters. Russia and Japan edge toward confrontation as ships head to the China Sea and Mediterranean firepower shifts underway.
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China Sea
Russia
London
Japan
Lloyds
Singapore
London Morning
Daily Telegraph
St. Petersburg
Daily Mail
England
Penisular and Ocean Steamship’ Company
Daily Mall
Malta
Terrible Deed Confessed In Denver Robbery Slaying
Denver police report a 17 year old, Fred Arnold, confessing to complicity in the murder of Mrs. Amanda Youngblood and the shooting of her son during a Halverde grocery robbery attempt. Newton Andrews, 20, and Charles Peters, 24, are jailed as suspects. lynching rumors circulate but police vow protection.
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Denver
Colo
Fred Arnold
Amanda Youngblood
Robert
Prisoners Hidden From Denver Jail After Threats
After threats of vengeance circulated, a man was killed instantly and a second man likely fatally wounded in a healing house. Authorities moved the prisoners from Denver county Jail to Colorado Springs by train for safety.
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Heyq
Ren
Denver
Colorado Springs
Rumors of Naval Conflict Stir Dockside Hopes
Persistent rumors spread that the Colombian gunboat General Pinzon was sunk by American warships. No confirmation arrived as Mayflower, with Admiral Corhallan, left port today. Assistant Secretary Darling said he had no news supporting the sinking claim.
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Colon
Jan
General Pinzon
Corhlan
Washington
Darling
Navy Department
Uncertain Fate of Indian Chief Inanagiliia in Colombia Crisis
Dispatches from Coton report Colombian troops landed at Cauti on December 21 and met with Indian Chief Inanaquina. The chief was later taken aboard a vessel and may have been conveyed to Cartagena, while Olympia and Castine have not returned from the Cauti expedition.
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Colon
Inanagiliia
Cauti
Inanaquina
Cartapena
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