Local notices mix with ads and legal filings in Ogden
Ogden items include a divorce suit by Lulu Drowning Clayton against Charles W. Clayton with custody claims and alleged drunkenness. Ads tout millinery sales at Stafford and McCready’s removal sale. Notices report shipping and legal actions, a lost filly reward, and a lawsuit over a $675 salts shipment from Arco Nevada against the Oregon Short Line.
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District Court
Ulan‘tski & Peery
Lulu
Clayton
Charles W.clayton
Logan
Fred M. Nye
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Arco
Nevada
Ogden
Crescent Flour Ad Promises Top Quality Wheat and Milling
Advert says Crescent Flour is made from the best wheat with the latest machinery. Wheat is thoroughly inspected before entering the mill, claiming superior quality flour.
Crescent Flour Brand Praised By Peery Bros
The ad claims Crescent Flour never disappoints, offering uniform quality regardless of wheat prices. It asserts Crescent makes the best bread and yields more from the same quantity than competing brands, inviting critical judges to test it.
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Crescent
Peery Bros. Billling Company
Special Meeting of Ogden Union No. 172 Order of Washington
Ogden Union No. 172 Order of Washington calls a special meeting at their hall on Saturday evening January 23 1904 Supreme Secretary J L Mitchell will attend Members and friends invited Walter Richey Secretary
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Ogden Union No. 172
Order of Washington
Supreme Sec
J. L. Mitchell
Walter Richey
Sec’y
Real Estate Transfers in Salt Lake Survey Acres Sold
James Harrop and wife convey nine and three quarters acres in part of the northwest quarter section 15 to Augustus Anderson for 100 dollars. A further transfer of three and one tenth acres in part of the southeast quarter section 8 township 6 Salt Lake survey for 350 dollars.
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James Harrop
Augustus Anderson
Salt Lake Meridian
United States Survey
Salt Lake Survey
Farr Indicted on Embezzlement Charges in Burlington
J. W. Farr, president of the Building and Loan Association, was indicted by a Burlington grand jury on seventeen counts accusing embezzlement of 31000 with an estimated shortage exceeding 100000. He was a former mayoral candidate on the reform ticket and remains jailed for bond default.
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Burlington
Iowa
J. W. Farr
The
Building and Loan Association
Marr
Reform
Railroad layoff wave and yard work report
Reports from the cut-off state show nearly 300 men laid off this week. Southern Pacific payrolls were received last night and will be distributed today. Olden members of the O R G left for Evanston to attend a ball tonight. three Evanston operators were laid off today. A construction train operates near Moline as a quarry supplies rip rap for new Humboldt river bridges under George Hood. Charles Conley travels to San Francisco as O I C delegate to present a grievance. A mortgage release in Utah Central Railroad affairs records final steps to closing pioneer lines with trustees Oliver Ames and Edward S Atkins noted.
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Evanston
Supt. Park
George McGonagle
TaSt
Montello
Moleen
Southern Pacific
Humboldt River
George Hood
Charles Conley
San Francisco
Order of the O. I. C
Mr. Conley
Ellis
Utah Central Railroad Company
U. S. Eldgege
Abram C. Smoot
Oliver Ames
Edward S Atkins
Davis
Salt Lake Counties
Utah
Pioneer Railroad
Reception for Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett
A reception is planned at the Florence Crittenton Rescue Home for Girls in honor of Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett. The event runs Saturday evening from six to nine o'clock. directors urge friends of the home to attend and learn about its work.
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Florence Crittenton Rescue Home
Kate Waller Barrett
Montgomerys Arrested In North Ogden Case
Hiram and Joseph Montgomery of North Ogden were arraigned before Judge Howell after a warrant from Joel I. Hitt over alleged mistreatment of his son. The Montgomerys say the Hitt boy rode along in their sleigh and later accused them to avoid going to school. They were released on own recognizance pending trial.
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Hiram
Joseph Montgomery
North Ogden
Howell An
Joel I. Hitt
Montgomery
Hitt
Montgomerys
Kenny Outclassed by Jeffords in Six-Round Bout
Yank Kenny of New York fought Jim Jeffords of California at the Broadway Athletic Club in Philadelphia on January 21. The referee stopped the bout thirty seconds before the first round ended after Kenny was knocked down four times in two minutes thirty seconds, clearly outmatched.
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Philadelphia
Yank Kenny
New York
Jim Jeffords
California
Touight
Broadway Athletic Club
Kenny
Murder revealed by autopsy in Seattle case
An autopsy showed Daniel E Callahan who lay in the car tracks in North Seattle was murdered. Several blows to the head caused blood clots on the brain but did not fracture the skull. The deceased was previously thought to be I B Perry who later said he and Callahan had been comparing time books and mixed them up.
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Seattle
Daniel E. Callahan
I. B. Perry
Perry
C ‘Jahan
Railroad Officers Summoned Over Track Crossing
Denver officials Samuel M. Perry president and W A Beerbower chief engineer of the Denver and Northeastern railway were ordered to appear before Judge Hallett in federal court next Saturday. They face contempt charges for constructing a track across the right of way of the Denver Lakewood and Golden railroad in Golden without the receiver’s knowledge.
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Denver
Samuel M. Perry
W. A. Beerbower
Denver and Northwestern Railway
Hallett
Federal
Denver, Lake Wood and Golden
Golden
Denver and Northeastern
Consul General Goodnow Leaves Minneapolis for Shanghai
Consul General Goodnow of Sangha has hurriedly departed Minneapolis after brief visits with relatives. Government orders for reporting to Shanghai are cited as the reason for the rapid return.
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Minneapolis
Goodnow
Sangha
China
Uonderstood
Eeport al 'Shanghal
Severe storms cripple telegraph lines across Tennessee region
Severe rains and electrical storms swept central and southern states, disrupting telegraphic service and causing rivers to rise. By midnight the storm centered over the Mississippi valley with wires interrupted and fears of further damage spreading.
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Memphis
Tenn
Snd
Mississippi Valley
Dowie Leaves San Francisco for Australia Aboard Sonoma
John Alexander Dowie, leader of the pulpitist party, departed San Francisco today aboard the steamer Sonoma for Australia. He delivered two addresses in the city en route amid a cool reception on his oath occasions.
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San Francisco
John Alexander Dowie
Austratis
Sonoma
Dowie
Box Car Chief Arrest Highlights Local Theft Case
A young man named Frank Eberly was arrested in Ogden after Detective Sullivan linked his description to a Terrace theft crew. Eberly, previously arrested for vagrancy and released, confessed to being with the trio at Terrace but denied direct involvement. Police say the trio fled toward Ogden as investigators pursue them.
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Sullivan
Southern Pacific
Terrace
Ogden
Frank Eberly
Eberly
Salt Lake
Thomas
Osden
Man charged with obtaining paper under false pretences
Chandler swore a complaint charging Charles Walters with obtaining and releasing from a board bill under false pretences. Walters allegedly owed $5 and secured a release by claiming he had an order from Ben Andrews on the Amalgamated Sugar company, a representation Chandler says is false.
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Boyd
Chandler
Charles Walters
Walters
Ben Andrews
Amalgamated Sugar Company
New Eating House Opens in Ogden With French Chef
Charles and Company's Home Dairy Cafe in the Depot Bazar building opens tomorrow at 11 o'clock. Cyrus Charles, a French chef with 33 years of experience, will lead a menu of high grade goods and a novelty in style and service. The cafe offers a sample room and aims for popular prices.
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Ogden
Charles and Company
Depot’ Bazar
Cyrus Charles
Irrigation Congress
Chicago
Europe
America
Tate
Nevada Alpine mine reports high grade ore discovery
News from the Nevada Alpine mine on Lone Mountain near Tonopah notes a new drift to the north found a rich vein a foot wide assaying 411 ounces of silver and 57 percent lead. The report says development work shows steady improvement and the mine paid an initial dividend of 70 000 dollars to its owners.
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Lone Mountain
Tonopah
W. P. O'Meara
Trapper's Pride Mine Shows Strong Progress Near Marysvale
Supt A D McLain reports improved physical conditions at the Trapper's Pride mine near Marysvale Manager P W Madsen says cross cutting the Trapper's Pride vein yields a 27 foot width between walls ore runs from 4 dollars in fold up An up raise is under way on 4 dollar rock Preparations for a mill in the spring and plans for a combined amalgamation cyanide mill to treat the gold ore are progressing The area remains largely treed and the ore needs processing advancement is expected to lead to mill readiness soon
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A. D. McLain
Marysvale
P. W. Madsen
Madsen
Freight wreck blocks track near Loray delaying trains
An east bound Southern Pacific freight derailed at Loray 176 miles west of Ogden and six miles east of Toano last night. The engine and two cars left the track, but no one was injured. the engine overturned and the debris filled a cut in the hill. Wrecking crews from Ogden cleared the line, and Overland Limited No 2 was delayed indefinitely, now expected around midnight. Assistant Superintendent McGovern toured the scene.
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Loray
Ogden
Toano
Den
McGovern
Supper and Banquet for Abe Lincoln Camp Visit
Weber Camp No. 74 of Woodmen of the World hosted a ball and banquet at Conley’s Hall to honor Abe Lincoln Camp No. 707 of Kaysville. 46 couples arrived on a southbound Oregon Short Line train and joined in music, cards, and dining. The entire upper floor was filled with Woodmen and guests, and a 1 a.m. departure returned attendees to Kaysville on a special train. The dance ran to 2 a.m. with a large audience greeting the medley.
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Weber
Conley’s Hall
Abe Lincoln
Kaysville
Oregon Short Line
Amalgamated Copper declares regular quarterly dividend
New York January 21 The directors of Amalgamated Copper company declare the regular quarterly dividend of one half of one percent.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
Market Prices In Ogden This Week
Ogden market report notes a slight price rise for potatoes and eggs at 40 cents a dozen. Listings include Utah potatoes 90 cents per 2 bushels, sugar at 15 pounds per $1, and creamery butter 30 cents per pound with various fruits vegetables and seafood priced per pound or unit.
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Ogden
Utah
California
Food prices list for oysters to hay and grain
A historical price rundown shows oysters at 35 cents per pound or pint and lard at 15 cents per pound. Meats including beef, pork, lamb, and veal are itemized with cents per pound or per dozen. Dry salt bacon and pickled pork are listed at about 12 to 13 cents. Hay and grain prices include Timothy hay at 3% for 310 per ton and wheat at 1.70 per hundred.
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Crawford
Clothier
Washington Ave
Lunca
Fryer’s
Joan, Kelly & Herrick
Russel Brighton
Harry Brighton
Sooy’s New Gallery
Washington ‘Avenues
Kemmerer Coal
Dennis Donohoe
R. B.casper
Journal
Mr. Donohoe
iStar
Barrows
F. L. Kessler
Stafford Millinery Co
Wright
Palace Royal
Washington Avenue
Firak
Armor Market
Boston
Joseph Scowcroft
Banner Dramatic Co
Fifth Ward
Troy
Salt Lake and
Ogden Railroad
Acme
Fifth Ward Amusement Hall
F. J. Fabian
Junjk
Apie
Moat’ Maret
Brigham Young Academy
Weber Stake Academy
M’cready
St. M
Union Meat Market
L. J. Wright
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Weatherby
Barrows Gro. Co
F. L. Keller
Lewis
L. S. Stone
25Th St
Ogder Bottling Works
N. J. Harris
Southern States Mission
First National Bank
Standard Office
J. T. Rushmer
J.cSi
O. R. CG
Crittenton Home
Tennessee
Nevada-Alpine
Southern Pacific Preight
Lasteck
Nelson
Kelly
Merrian’s Shoes
Chas.e. Fox
Kelly’s
Nugents Shoes
Baby
Reese Howell & Sons
Beyer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Beynx
Second St., Meriden, Conn
Dea Mars
Proxwas
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia P. Wuarry
Norman
Milwaukee, Wis
Fj Pinkham Med. Co
Lynn, Maas
Burt's
S. J. Burt & Bros
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