Ogden Merchants Debate City License Ordinance
Merchants discuss proposed Ogden City license ordinance at a public meeting. Mayor Browning explains the plan to balance debt by reducing taxes and enlisting merchants to refine a livable measure, while merchants express concern over timing and impact, with many planning to attend tonight’s city council session.
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Ogden Mel
Ogden City
Soma
Nancy
Tha Ely
Og Gun
Tanight
Peopaaltina
Browning Uhaughestu
Xurare
Thor
Caunell
Ogder
Meyer
Leyontter
Fragmented note on hair loss and aging concerns
A garbled passage discusses hair loss in prime ages and societal perceptions of baldness. It references irritation and general age-related decline, noting a sense of frustration and vague remedies without coherent argument or clear facts.
Rexall cleaning product claims to kill microbes
An archaic advertisement text touts Rexall cleaning solution as a scientific tonic for the home. It promotes health benefits, claims to stimulate circulation, and offers the product for sale at a downtown store location with prices mentioned.
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Pius
Promian
Alore
Grant Avenue
Twentyefirth Street
Automobile Kills Woman In Street Collision
A woman, Mrs. Rugeina Gugglsberg, 60, died after being struck by an automobile driven by GW Bolu near the intersection of Main and Temple streets. The driver stopped after the impact. the coroner’s inquest was planned as witnesses described the events and the victim’s injuries.
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Herbert
MacMillan
George Nohn
Ogden
H.W. Mae Milla
Ana
GW. Bolu
Rugeuia Gugglsberg
Ageil
Wan Elruch
South
Tample
Beng
City Jar
Bolu
H.R. MacMillan
Hin Ainter
Boby
Guegisberg
Holt
Bohn
Arrom
Untitled Collision Report From East Side Street
A damaged vehicle incident left several people injured and one woman dead after a car struck pedestrians at a corner. Driver Bob gave a statement claiming the car was not speeding and that a group of women started to cross, with one attempting to return to collect funds.
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Iir
MacMillan
Howat & NacMillan, Bowyars
Tind Ilve
South’ Bourth East
Strent
Bwilgarland
Golleil Guggiahers
Gar Held
Wlineasas
Gugglaberg
Filth
Tast
South Teup
Easoht
Te Dotiel
Egg
Long van Niederhaus
Aoaldens
Guyglabens
Witigasua
Mulcke
Belidte
Ax Stoppa
All Our Meats Are U. S. Inspected Ad
A compressed ad claims all meats are U S inspected and urges buyers to choose U Q Tnayectad products at Sawyer Bros market. It promises inspection compliance on every piece and guarantees satisfaction, citing Bell 1368 Tod 365%-D and location Sawyer Bros at 211s Juckenn Aga.
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U. Q
Bell
Tod
D. Sawyer
Juckenn
Gould roads traffic plan stirsrailroad absorption talks
Officials from Denver and Rio Grande Western Pacific meet in Salt Lake City to discuss absorbing subsidiary lines and establishing a Chicago traffic office. The aim is to route Chicago Denver freight on equal terms and balance influence among Gould system roads in Denver, Chicago and beyond.
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Pursode
Clelal
Denver
Aranda Western Nui Fhu
Wealarm Pacific
Salt, Lake
T. M. Schumacher
Western’ Pacific
Charles
H. Behlarks
C. M. Levey
Western Panifle
Salby-unke ‘Tribune
Chigagi
Feottle
Pacifle
Gould Central
Rodd
Gould
Chicago
Schumacher
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver & Rio Graula
Pacific
Cael
Rock Island
Ewington
Dever & Tie
Railroads struggle over traffic control after disaster
Officials from Denver and Rio Grande Western Pacific and Tonopah and Tidewater met to discuss traffic arrangements following a disaster that disrupted service between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. High officials indicated connections between Vonopah Tidewater and Western Pacific, with potential impacts on the Salt Lake Route.
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Ramazed
Sail Lake
Rairoad
Fara
Guess
Preelinot Jeffery
H. W.clerke
Denver & Ria
Grande
Tonopah
de Water
Kaoutsford
Bolal
Vonopah & Tidewater
Western Pacific
Morthern
Ealt Lake
Tor Angeles
Galt Leke
St Wight
Vonopah & Widewater
Elks Excursion Plans for February 65 1910
Arrangement for the Elks excursion to Los Angeles, San Francisco and townsfolk can be made by calling Dan Basten at the Arlington Hotel. Only partial readable details remain but indicate organized travel by Elks with contact for bookings.
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Thieta
Los Angeles
Dan Francisco
Tonolulg
Dan Basten
Freight Boom Hits Southern Pacific Yard Demand
The Southern Pacific reports a surge in freight, with 40 freight cars in local yards for the west, as traffic departments stretch to meet demand. Six switch engines have been assigned to the Salt Lake division to speed handling, while Superintendent Manson confirms rapid despatch and no congestion despite strained conditions.
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Afl-Turner
Salt Lake
Manson
Ogden City Warrants Payment Notice 1910
City treasurer announces will pay warrants from AG249 to Anend at his office. All warrants not presented by January 24 1910 will go to interest thereafter. Thomas Be Wark, City Treasurer.
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Ogden Ci
Oltica
Anend
Firther
Dru
Thomas
Wark
Oty
Isbell To Leave Chicago Baseball Team
Cramped report notes Isbell will depart the Chicago club amid league changes and waiver action. A separate city council meeting discussed ballpark development and related ordinances, with a review of park coverage and potential approval of a committee investigation.
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Isbell
Chicago
Witnesses in Yacos Case Describe Murder Scene and Furniture
The jury in Nek Vacos murder trial concluded witnesses’ explanations of the store layout and furniture positions after viewing the interior map by H J Craven. Testimony described the victim’s body alignment, a gash above the temple, and a spinal insertion attempt with a trocar, while court rules barred many witnesses from the courtroom and limited discussion among them.
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Nek Vacos
John Counn
Yeaterday
Afterwood al. Y'Elock
H. J. Craven
Comity
Hey
EA Larka
Lylog
Contos
She
Talline
Charles Boter
Salt Lake
Mitchell
Iity
Wm. Gale
Jos. Giles
William Hall
Arthur J. Grane
Martin
Huet
McLean
Real Estate Manipulation Ties Railroads to Losses
Chicago era report details alleged real estate manipulation linked to the Chicago and Western Indiana Railway. The Will of Benjamin Thomas and ties to John Fetzer and Charles Kappes surface amid investigations into Central, Ta fast, and naval lands deals. The case, described by new president Mipals Cantril, suggests losses near $1,000,000 with further names likely to emerge.
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Chicago
Tan
Indiana
Ue Mipals Cantril
Bewin Dove
Benjarmin Thomas
John C. Fetzer
Charles B. Kappes
Heroic Boy Damps Fire At Threshing Mill Blast
An eight year old boy aided a family during a fire at a threshing mill on Woakington Avenue. He helped his sister Mildred and with neighbors fought the blaze until help arrived, saving occupants as flames raged and valuable property was damaged, with losses estimated near $9,000.
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Ghirnge
Tasyph Berkin
Woakington Avenue
Persis
Mildred
TJ. Durkin
Fragmentary report on alarm and escape at hall
A jumbled entry describes a disturbance at a hall where occupants were alerted by A. Saunders. The text notes a ch Saintly attempt to secure the door and an escape, with unclear details about the event and participants.
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Agarimant
A. Saunders Gyi Nia
Ratification of American Construction Loan Agreement
Imperial ratification confirms a loan of RHN 9,000,000 for the construction linked to the Thinshaw-lursttaway railway. The Veeroy of Manchuria and Mr. Straight on Orio- Wars oversee the agreement. Engineers will represent American interests and materials will be purchased abroad.
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Pekin
Manchuria
Mr. Straight
Pauldings
Gank case attaches Cook's Bank account for judgment
A stenographer who formerly worked for Frederick A. Cool recovered a judgment of $59 against Ulm. The court attached Ulm's Cook's Bank account for the amount, signaling collection steps.
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Cook
New Vareedan
Alise Roce Weber
Frederick A. Cool Last
New York Tennessee Stock Merger Reward Figures
Romuel Tutermeyer of the law firm Giggenhelme Entlemayer and Marshall will receive a portion of the merger proceeds from the Austan O Conanlidstod Copper combine with Utah Copper. The payout is reported as 760,000 dollars, according to Charles W. Graham and Colonel B. L. Wall, Utah's stockholders. The notice notes a federal injunction affecting stockholder ratification and merger terms.
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New York
Romuel Tutermeyer
Tie Luwefiymn
Giggenhelme Lntermayer & Marahall
Utah Copper Company
Charles W. Graham
B. L. Wall
Utah
Stockholdare
Gut Q Federal
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PECTOR FINE BIG OPIUM CONSIGNMENT
One inspector described a large opium consignment found aboard a ship traveling from Siberia to San Francisco. The seizure involved thousands of dollars of opium and twenty four tins discovered in a freight hold. Officials suggest the drugs were not intended for San Francisco and that a steamer voyage from the United States attracted less scrutiny.
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Pradigeg
Lan
Siberia
Sam Franciscn
Robinson Thermal Bath Promises Eczema Relief
An advert touts Robinson Thermal Bath as curing eczema and skin irritations after twenty baths. It claims relief from itching and burning, plus improvement in rheumatism, stomach, kidney, and liver troubles, with home use possible at low cost. Contact details for Robinson Thermal Bath Company in Toledo for more information.
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Robinson
Cenema
Yare Cigden
Delver & Son
Caliineth
Seni Sre
Rebingon Mamullittring Company
Bang Itt
Toledn
Hla
Tar Tyr
Vkatrnie
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Washington
Cleveland
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Commercial National Bank
Ogren
Lppital
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