Lamoreaux Family Reunion Marks Local Pioneer’s Long Career
In Minneapolis on January 22, 1904 Peter G. Lamoreaux of Ogden and his wife celebrate with six children and friends. Born February 4, 1831 near Rochester, N Y, he worked on Effé canal bridges, sought gold via Panama, married Mary Sprague in 1854, then moved to Minnesota to peppermint farming, later built a lumber business with mills and yards, expanded to Chicago real estate, ran a coal mine, and in 1900 started an Odgen fruit evaporator plant. By 1903 he prospected iron near Ogden, with claims forming part of the Ogden Tron and Mining Co. plans for a near Ogden iron smelter, aiding the area’s industrial growth.
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Minneapolis
Peter G. Lamoreaux
Ogden
Mr. Lamoreaux
Rochester
N. Y
Effé Canal
California
Panama
New York
Mary A. Sprague
Minnesota
Iowa
Utah
Ogden Tron and Mining Co
Lamoreaux
Minoneapolis
Iron ‘and Mining Company
Og- San City
Imperfect Digestion and Liver Support Remedy
An 19th century advertisement touts Imperfect Digestion as harming vitality when bile secretion fails. It claims Herbine restores digestion by toning stomach liver and kidneys, improves appetite and complexion, and revives overall vigor. Sold for 50 cents a bottle by G F Cave and J E Cave Depot-Drag Store.
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G. F. Cave
J. E. Cave
Little Girl Injured In Sled Run Down Hill
A juvenile rider, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jank Dudham, suffered serious injuries in a sled accident on Twenty second street as two wagons moved uphill and a bystander turned his team toward her path near her home.
Child Injured by Horse Footing in Rural Incident
A horse stepped on a little girl in a rural incident before the driver could stop. The blow cut a deep gash almost to the bone and required fifteen stitches to close the wound. The near tragedy spared more serious harm or broken bones.
Market Prices Now Ruling in Ogden
Market prices in Ogden are unchanged this week with displays similar to last week. Prices cover Utah produce, fruits, vegetables, dairy, meat, and staples such as flour coal oil eggs and grains, listing per unit costs and pack sizes for items from potatoes and squash to beef, pork, fish, and hay.
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Utah
Hubbard
California
Timothy
Asparagus Canning Expansion Faces Labor Hurdles in Ogden
Wasatch Orchard Co plans a major asparagus drive, planting 100 acres this year after a record season in Ogden canning. A California expert will oversee operations as the firm expands its own five million can capacity, shipping 500000 cans to Portland.
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Ogden
California
Wasatch Orchard Co
Wasatch Co
Portland
Retail Clerks Ball Refreshes Union Ties
The Retail Clerks Union No. 791 held a well attended ball and reception at Dignans Hall last evening. Committees for arrangements floor and reception were listed with members, and about one hundred clerks belong to the union, which aims at mutual benefit and holiday work protections.
Labor Notes Spark Organizing Push Across U S and Philippines
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters plans to organize locals in the Philippines while Utah unions oppose Senator Reed Smoots seating over Mormon church views on labor. Chicago unions demand wage increases from managers of 125 large buildings and hotels. Fire department workers face removal from unions or retirement as Chief launches a campaign next week with 15 charges for noncompliance. John F. McNaimes of Columbus elected editor of Firemen's Magazine. Upcoming labor conventions set for Cincinnati and multiple cities with unions including Boot and Shoe Workers, Amalgamated Meat Cutters, Teamssters, United Mine Workers, Brewery Workers, Shipwrights, Barbers, and Coopers. Street car workers strike in Bloomington. Boston elevated roads distribute $60,000 in New Year gifts to 4,000 employees.
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Chicago Fire Department
Fire Department
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ Union
Butcher Workmen of North America
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Louisville
Journeymen Barbers
International Union
Sandusky, C
Coopers’ International Union
Results tell no doubt about the Ogden results
An Ogden citizen Mrs Andrew Lavin testifies to kidney pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Badcon's drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US. Kansas City Jan 14 first session of Episcopal missionary bishops chaired by Bishop Olmsted of Colorado with field reports from Bishops Graves of Wyoming and Brewer of Montana.
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Ogden
Andrew Lavin
Southern Pacific Railway
Washington Ave
Dbean
At &. W. Badcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean’s
Kansas City
Missionary Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
Bishop Olmsted
Colorado
Graves
Wyomineg
Brewer
Montana
Former Governor Asa A Bushnell Dies in Columbus
Columbus Ohio January 15 Former Governor Asa A Bushnell died at 2 52 a m after a paralytic stroke as he prepared to board a train for his Springfield home He attended Herricks inauguration and had led Wardner Bushnell and Glesaner manufacturers of farming implements He served as a Civil War captain and recently distributed three quarters of a million dollars among his relatives as a New Year gift.
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Columbus
Ohio
Asa A. Bushnell
Bushnell
Springfield
Herrick
Wardner, Bushnell and Glesaner Company
Ballards Horehound Syrup Praised In Texas Notice
Pleasant and most effective testimonial from T. J. Chambers editor of Vindicator Liberty Texas dated December 25 1902. He praises Ballards Horehound Syrup as the most effective and pleasant remedy for coughs and colds. Sold in 25 50 and 100 cent sizes by G F Cave 2561 Wash Ave and J B Cave Depot Drug Store.
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T. J. Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Wash, Ave
J. B. Cave
Depot Drug Store
Notorious visitor Knapp en route to sue over alleged home crime
John F. Knapp arrives from Salt Lake City and stays at the Reed Hotel in Pocatello. He was formerly a Lewis and Clark exposition commissioner and now promotes advertising for the Street Fair Electric Carnival. Knapp claims persecution by hirelings of two men and shows sworn statements and letters from his wife alleging an attempt on his life in Salt Lake City. He has engaged Judge Powers and may bring sensational court action in Idaho and Oregon.
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John F. Knapp
Salt Lake
Reed Hotel
Portland
Oregon
Pocatello
Idaho
Zola
Windsor Hotel
Salt Lake City
Denver
Orden
Judge Powers
Knapp
San Francisco
San Francisco Call
Town Devastated by Blaze in Helena Area
A fire in Travre, Helena, Jan 14, destroyed the entire business portion and many homes, with estimated losses around 400 000 dollars and half that insured. Sparks through a drug store door and winds fanned the flames, encroaching three blocks of shops and much of the residential area. no lives were lost but many residents became homeless.
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Helena
Mont
Travre
Josa
Fires cause heavy losses in Havre business district
The article records principal losses from two fires affecting Havre Montana. Frank Chestnut's building and saloon stock amounted to 10000 with 6000 insured. Stringfellow drug company sustained 18000 loss with 3000 insured. Skylessed Furniture House 14000 loss with 8000 insured. Montana Supply Company 14000 loss with 2000 insured. First National Bank fixtures 4500. Havre, a town of 2000, lies 218 miles north of Helena and is a railway junction with large machine shops and rapid growth.
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Frank Chestnut
Stringfellow Drug Company
Surance
Insurance
Montana Supply Company
First National Bank
Havre
Helena
Great Northern
Montana Central
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Canning
Jollify
Union No
LABOR
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Philippines
Reed Smoot
Mormon Church
Chicago Statlosary Engineers’ Union
John F. McNaimes
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Firemen’s Magazine
Bloomington
Ind
Boston
Richsecker
W. H. Wright & Sons’ CO
S. W. Badgon
Decatur Dennis
Charles Jacobs
Sammy Minkey
Jacobs
Charles Tasods
Christendom
D. D. D. Company
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Et General
Cook County Hospital
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