Wrecked Train Casualties Loom Large in Ogden Report
Following the Dotsero wreck traffic resumed as the line cleared. Surgeons and agents organized search and identification efforts while injured passengers are listed with injuries and conditions. Coroner to hold inquest once engineer is available. several bodies identified or claimed as relatives seek news.
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Wreck survivors recount Rio Grande disaster at Salt Lake
Aboard the Rio Grande line wreck, survivors tell of a 23 death toll and scenes of heroism. George H. Harris of Salt Lake recalls the instant of collision and rescuers pulling wounded to the dining car. A family of five perished including parents and two young boys, while a six year old girl died aboard the freight locomotive.
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Ogden City To Redeem 1898 Gold Refunding Bonds
Ogden City Utah announces the redemption of 100 bonds from 1895 issued as Gold Refunding Bonds. Bonds 1 to 100 will be paid March 31, 1909 at Chase National Bank New York or Ogden City Treasurer office with presentation at the Banking House of E. L. Nol.
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Cure a Cold in One Day Claim for Bromq Quinine
Advertises laxative Bromq Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee from Druggists. Mentions W. Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
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Struggle in Dark Russia sermon on revolution age
Reverend W T Brown argues that revolutions reveal humanity's aims and that capitalism and privilege suppress reform. He contrasts dead and living revolutionaries, cites Jesus and 1776, and urges a new ethics, education, and religion aligned with justice, liberty, and human rights.
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Congress committees drive week’s news amid national tensions
Still full of friction at Washington, committees from both houses labor on key matters as at least half the news of the week centers on the president and the national legislative body. Senator Tiven is reported by friends to still be.
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Youngest Midshipman Alfred Wolfe Enters Annapolis
Alfred Shepard Wolfe of New Orleans born March 6, 1891, entered the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis on July 6, 1907 after passing mental and physical exams. Appointed by Representative Robert C. Davey from Louisiana's Second District, Wolfe is the academy's youngest midshipman.
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