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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
7
Salt Lake Mission Noted During Malad Visit and Local Notices
In Malad courthouse area plans proceed for an inspection mission to Salt Lake on a similar note. Spargo's Bank Store advertises office supplies and coal at Grass Creek and Castle Gate. District Traveling Auditor E L Fries arrives on business with Southern Pacific. 25th Annual Ball set for January 22 1909 at Congress Dancing Academy. Senator Kearns and wife arrive from the south en route to New York for a visit. Smoot’s reelection avoided in talks. John Farr’s sells best anthracite coal. trainloads of sheep sent east via Union Pacific. County salaries discussed in Weber county special session. coal ads repeat. Formal answer filed in Minnie C Parker v Ogden City suit. John Gardner and Ralph Gardner returned to State Industrial School after escape. Evi Hentis report on boxcar route to Wherry deemed satisfactory until confinement concerns arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kearns
Tom Kearns
New York
Union Depot
Smoot
Tom
John Farr
John
Ralph Gardner
State Industrial School
Pocatello
Evi Hentis
Wherry
Fire Devastates Summit Street Blocks in Toledo Blaze
Firemen fought flames that engulfed the Brown Wager Hull Company building and adjacent blocks in Toledo. The blaze caused over 500000 dollars in losses, with Brown Eager Hull, J J Hudson Co, and Mary Nearing named among principal claimants and insured risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Brown Wager & Hull Took Company
Summit Street
Brown Eager & Hull Company
J. J. Hudson & Co
Mary Nearing
Eskimo Exhibit Brings Arctic Life to the Armory
A. M. Baber presents a Siberia acquired Esquimo village exhibit at the Armory. About 36 people with their dwellings and supplies live as in their frozen homeland. Notable items include reindeer hide houses, seal nets, and native clothing. A bilingual guide explains the huts, heating by oil lamps, and customs including elders’ roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eakima Village
Armory
A. M. Baber
Seattle
Siberia
Almos
William Biesner
Arctic
St. Lawrence Bay
Esquimo
Mary Garden Resigns from Manhattan Grand Opera
New York January 20 Mary Garden resigns from Oscar Hammerstein's Manhattan Grand Opera rather than have another artist take her famed role in Thais Ling Cavalleri is set to perform the part Miss Garden's absence is not accepted by Hammerstein who promises to resolve the issue Miss Garden may soon appear in Salome as planned with the company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary Garden
Americas
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhiattan Grand Opera Company
Mme Ling Cavalleri
Miss Garden
Hammerstein
Milas Garden
Conference Favors Educational Campaign Against Sectarian Teaching
Philadelphia delegates to the Union of American Hebrew Congregations approve a resolution to form a committee. It will push a constitutional stance for public schools and promote a pamphlet from the Central Conference of American Rabbis arguing why the Bible should not be read in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Twenty-First Council of the
Union of American Hebrew Congregationa Today
Central Conference of American Rabbis
ADDITIONAL EARTH SHOCKS AT REGGIO
Steggio reports several more earthquakes at short intervals today with further tremors felt in the area. Officials urged residents to stay indoors and avoid damaged structures as aftershocks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggio Steggio
Heavy rains west of here disrupt rail service and damage
Rain from Ogden to Reno and beyond causes flood damage in the Sacramento Valley with hundreds of thousands in losses. Southern Pacific reports excellent handling of westbound traffic despite delays of several hours. Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line nearly on schedule while Rio Grande trains pull in on time amid continuing downpours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Pollman
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Sacramento Valley
Reno
Salt Lac
Sacramento
Thig E City
Northern Electric
Sparka
Thriefly
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Grand Junction
Rio Grande
Stenger
Cronin
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Sickness and Death
The Larson and Burton families express sincere thanks to all who assisted during sickness and death of their wife and mother. They thank speakers for consoling remarks and soloists for selections, the flora tokens, and all who helped, wishing others sorrowful comfort in their hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Larson
Thomas Burton
Police locate George Williams burglar suspect
Detectives confirm George Williams, a known burglar, was found by police. The man, described as colored, reportedly burglarized Mra Perry’s home last summer and stole over $20 in church funds. Williams had previously served a year in the penitentiary for a Reed hotel burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponder
George Williams
Mra Perry
Twenty-fourth Street
Williams
Fpocatello
Natal Wool Growers’ Convention
Emas
Reed Hotel
Paratello
Cloudbursts May Have Caused Tayabas Disaster
Telegrams from Tayabas province report possible volcanic activity near Mount Lagui and Mount Ranajo in the northern Tayabas range. A splaunie eruption may have occurred at Ranajo, releasing a lake and flooding streams as torrents roared down canyons. One child died. a constabulary detachment heads the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jan J
Tayabas
Lagiss
Telecam
Ranajao
Peay Range
Guilty of Murder in Second Degree Verdict Links Grigg Case
The jury in the Herbert Grigg trial at Bridgeton New Jersey found Grigg aged 18 guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of William Read of Vineland. The verdict was returned tonight after deliberations in the court cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Janu
Herbert Grigg
Noy
Wm. Read
Vineland
Last of the Shoe Thieves to Face District Court
Drunks crowd the police court docket with one burglary arraignment. Robert Cowan William Frank and Charles Eddy plead guilty to crankenness getting five dollars or five days. John Pool on crutches receives 20 day suspended sentence and an order to leave town. Robert E Gleason bound over on burglary after stealing a child's dress and clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cowan
William Frank
Charles Eddy
Crankenness
Dan Minovitch
Jatt
John Pool
Robert E. Gledson
Meeting Notice on Lincoln Discussion at Congregational Church
Dix Logan Post 4 members and affiliated groups will gather at the post room at 7 p m Sunday February 7 and proceed to the Congregational church for a discussion on Abraham Lincoln. Comrades and friends are cordially invited. John Gray Commander. W W Crossman Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix-Logan Post No
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of Lincoln Circle No 2
Congregational Church
Abraham Lincoln
John Gray
W. W. Crossman
Thirty-One New Senators to Be Sworn In
Washington dispatch lists thirty-one U S senators with terms expiring alongside Theodore Roosevelt. It notes eighteen may seek re election, thirteen new faces including Cummins Iowa and Brandegee Connecticut among re elected peers, and cites retiring senators with years of service.
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Washington
Albert J. Hopkins
Hinds
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Cummins
Iowa
Allison
Senate
Uv Wesley L. Jones
Theo EE. Burton
Ohio
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
E. B. Smith
South Carolina
M. N. Johnson
North Dakota
Benj F. Shiveley
Indiana
Coe. Crawford
South Dakota
Kansas
W. O. Bradley
Kentucky
Fletcher
Florida
Elby Root
New York
Charles J. Hughes, Jr
Colorado
Connecticut
Clarke
Arkansas
Clay
Georgia
Dillingham
Vermont
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Gore
Oklahoma
Heyburn
Idaho
Johnson
Alabama
McEnerney
Louisiana
Newlands
Nevada
Overman
North Cirolina
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Verkins
California
Smoot
Utah
Smith
Maryland
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Stone
Missouri
Ankney
Uraker
Fulton
Gary
Hansbrough
Hemenway
Kitkedee
South Tiakote
Long
McCreary
Milton
Platt
Teller
Government end private detectives in probe of 25th Infantry
Washington reports the War Department has dismissed Brown and Baldwin after paying 16000 for following members of the discharged twenty fifth Infantry and obtaining a confession from Boyd Conyers. Officials say private detectives have done all that can be expected while continuing to seek shooter identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Brown and Baldwin
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Boyd Conyers
War Department
Roosevelt's Absence Aims at Peace, Senator Says
In the Senate a debate centers on the President sending men to hunt unknown animals, with Senator Rayner claiming the Smithsonian will cover expedition costs. He argues the plan is prudent for peace and national welfare, at least temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Rayner
Smithsonian Institute
Treaty on US Canada Boundary Waters Reported Favorable
The committee on foreign relations ordered the boundary waters treaty between the United States and Great Britain to be reported favorably to the Senate at today’s meeting, outlining continued negotiations on the boundary with Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Fielding in Court as He Faces Forgery Charge
William Fielding, once in Salt Lake City, was arraigned in district court to plead to obtaining 800 from the First National Bank of Ogden under false pretenses. The DA moved to dismiss. the judge released him, then he was rearrested on a Seattle forgery charge for an 800 mortgage. An officer heads to Seattle to return Fielding for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ¥. Fielding
District Court
Uie
First Natonal Bank of Orden
Fielding
N. J. Harrs
Plesding
Sherif Wilson
Seattle
Ogden
Melding
Salt Lake City
Ordon
Savings Bank
Hs Young
Ogden Bank
Rebekah Assembly Officers Visit Utah Lodge
The officers of the Rebekah State Assembly of Utah will visit Queen City Rebekah Lodge on Friday evening January 22. All members and visitors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcers
Rebekah
Rainfall Pummels Entire Coast as Trains Blocked
Heavy rain and offshore winds lash California with no relief in sight. Sacramento valley totals approach two inches, raising river concerns. eight inches this January in San Francisco ties monthly norms. Northern rain blocks all rival routes, with Oregon-bound trains held at Redding and Red Bluff and southbound trains stalled at Dunamuir amid widespread washouts. Telegram and telephone lines are down as stages remain stormbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tan
California
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Redding
Red Bluff
Dunamuir
Fierce Rioting at Village Deep Mine in Johannesburg
At Village Deep Mine in Johannesburg on January 21 a violent riot broke out among Chinese laborers. About 500 workers refused to work and attacked the compound, six Chinese men killed and many injured. Police used firearms to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Aeroplane Wrecks in Early Flight at Aldershot
A British balloon corps aeroplane wrecked during a third trial at Aldershot England. Captain T. S. Cody, in charge of the experiments, survived unharmed after the craft, lifted to about twenty feet, collapsed in a heavy fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldershot
Enghand
Balloon Corps
T. 8
Cody
Coty
Twelve Hurt In Dupont Powder Plant Explosion
An explosion in the mixing building of the Dupont powder plant at Gibbstown New Jersey injured twelve men including one seriously. The blast destroyed several corrugated iron buildings and was felt within a thirty mile radius of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Drupont
Gibbstown
New Jersey
Death shocks Higgenbarth family after fatal yard accident
Mrs. Higgenbarth, daughter of JY. D. Wood, learns of her father's death from a switch engine incident in Salt Lake yards. She had arrived from New York to Baltimore via the Overland Limited and was met at Tinton Depot by relatives and friends. A daughter from California later joined and they were escorted to Salt Lake by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgenbarth
JY. D. Wood
Salt Lake
Overland Limited
Tinton Depot
New York
Marriages in city churches and homes reported
The Spencer-Spencer wedding at the bride’s parents home had about 150 guests with music from two orchestras and the couple to reside in Ogden. Herman Tholmueller and Miss Bertie A. Smith wed in Butte after a ceremony by Rev H D Zimmerman and plan to live in Butte. A license issued today to Albert F L Trask and Katherine Toponce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Alexander Walker
H. H. Spencer
P. M. Cushnahan
Walker
Ogden
Spencer Lumber Company
P. K. Smith
Thirty-first Street
Misa Bertie A. Smith
Chicago
Herman Tholmueller
H. D. Zimmerman
Tholmueller
Butte, Mont
Albert FL Trask
Evanston
Katherine Toponce
Osden
Heavy sentence for white man and his Negro wife
Marcus Lindsay, a white man, and Sophia Jones, a Negro woman, were sentenced in Farmville to serve 15 years in the penitentiary for violating Virginia intermarriage laws. The judge noted Lindsay’s mixed heritage but ruled the couple legally white. he will petition the governor for a pardon on the condition they end all marital ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Farmville
Marcus Limdsay
Lindsay
Sophia Jones
Sophia
New York Nomination for Insurance Superintendent
Albany January 21 Governor Hughes sent to the senate the nomination of Frederick Wallis of New York to be superintendent of Insurance. Wallis, born in Kentucky in 1869, has fourteen years in the insurance business. He was six years general agent for Kentucky for Northwestern Mutual Life and later a Maryland director of agencies for New York Life. He resigned to run the New York City agency of Home Life Insurance last year and became agency superintendent for seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hughes Forlay
Senate
Frederick Wallis
New York
Wallis
Kentucky
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Maryland
New York Life Insurance Company
New York City
The
Home Life Insurance Company
Home Company
No Secret Understanding Between Castro and Gomez
The Hague January 21 Rose Paul commissioner to Venoniela denied Paris reports of a secret pact between President Gomes and Cipriano Castro. He cited Venezuelan exiles expelled by Castro returning as political factors in Caracas and noted Castro’s brother fled into Colombia, undermining any return plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Rose Paul
Gomes
Venoniela
Europe
Paris
Cipriano Castro
Castro
Caracas
Colombia
Six Hundred Houses Razed in Smyrna Area
Constantinople report says more than six hundred houses were destroyed by the earthquake yesterday at Phoenic near Smyrna. Shocks continue as residents seek refuge in the mountains. The minister of the forestry has been sent to assist in relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Phoenic
Smyroa
Salaries of Circuit Judges Raised to 10000
Washington state senate votes to raise circuit court judges’ salaries from 7000 to 10000 annually for twenty nine judges. Senator Bailey notes states with high pay often have poorer judges and asserts higher compensation improves quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bailey
Judes
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