Change of Date and Local Events in Ogden
The Red Mill date moves to Thursday February 4 at the Grand. Musicians McMillan and Mansfield draw fans to Falstaff, with advance bar reservations advised. District Attorney Harris files bribery charges against Robert E. Gleason, arraigned and pleads not guilty. Divorce granted to Josephine Olson in her suit against William H. Olson, custody awarded of two children. Funeral attendance shifts county officials away from court duties. Street car service disrupted by power house troubles. Montana visitor E B Judd, a major northern Montana agricultural implement dealer, is in town.
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Messrs. McMillan and Mansfield
Harris
Robert E. Gleason
Marle Evans
Oaks
Lincoln Avenue
Gleason
Josephine Olson
William H. Olsac
Ogden Notes Sugar Factory Interest and Local Finances
Ogden hosts discussions on a sugar factory led by W G Conrad of Great Falls with Ogden capitalists backing. Reports also cover Rock Springs coal output, hospital sale, Malones shop policy, and local business notes from Chase Sandborn to Utah Stationery Co, with events at Lincoln Club and Methodist Society.
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Rock Springs
Harriman
Thief Breaks Lock to Case in Local Theft
A thief forced entry by breaking the lock on a display case and secured valuable goods with care. Logs and valuables valued at about $100 were taken. Local authorities investigate the incident and urge witnesses to come forward.
Local Musician Dominick Pantone Suffering Dementia
Dominick Pantone, a local musician, suffered another dementia episode this morning at the Woodmare rooming house on Twenty fourth Street and is in the sheriff's custody. He has a history of heavy drinking and recent detentions for observation. Family efforts continue as doctors attend him and neighbors report a violent awakening and pleas of dying.
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Dominick Pantone
Woodmanare
Twenty-fourth Street
Pantone
Woodmarsee
Sheriff's Office
Double Track Grading Advancing Toward Ogden Route
Railroad workers from Rawlins report resume of double tracking the Union Pacific line between River and Warmsutter west of Rawlins. About 300 men on site rebuild grade after flood damage. steel piles at Warmsutter ready for second track. Sixty miles of double track planned between Rawlins and Hickory Springs with broader completion expected in 18 months to two years.
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Rawlins
Union Pacific
River
Warmenster
Warmsutter
Rawling
Hock Springs
Rawlina
Ogden
Grill Cafe Change of Ownership Reported
Notice to the public announces the sale of The Grill Cafe from Wm. Rodigkelt to GH Thorn and H R McPherson. All bills up to January 82 are payable by Woy Rodigkelt.
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Grill Cafe
Wm. Rodigkelt
GH. Thorn
H. R. McPherson
Woy
Inaugural Ball Opens With Dazzling Utah Gala
Salt Lake City January 26 Herald reports the inaugural ball for Governor William Spry at the Odeon hall. More than a thousand state citizens paraded through elegant decorations and glittering military braid as Governor Spry and Mrs. Spry greeted guests. The reception line included officials and relatives, with support pledged across party lines to advance Utah.
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Salt Lake
William Spry
Auceesa
Utah
Derricks Set for Major Iron Yard Bridge Work
Contractor Dundas leads a crew preparing a traveling derrick to unload seven cars of heavy bridge material in the western yard. The project proceeds from the Twenty fourth street crossing toward Wall avenue with finishing touches in two to three weeks under Engineer Campbell and Harriman management plans.
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Dundas
Campbell
Icon Stricion
Twentyfourth Street
Ume
Uume
Twenty-fourth Street
Wall Avenue
Harriman
Grand Concert and Dance at Third Ward Tomorrow Night
The Third Ward hosts a grand concert and dance tomorrow night January 27 1909 starting at 8 pm with a program including several vocal and instrumental selections by Griffin Pickett Klomp Purdie S D Bradford Bessie Blair Ruby Geddes Lorene Farley Nellie Bluth and others. Admission is 60 cents per couple for the dance and 26 cents for the concert only with refreshments available.
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Sds
Nellie Bluth
Changes in Boundary of Utah Forests
Assistant District Forester FW Reed returns from Provo after talks with Uintah and Ashley forest supervisors on grazing matters. A proposed boundary change would shift the line from Smith Fork and Lake Fork creeks to the ridges above, affecting range allotments without annexing territory to the other forest.
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FW. Reed
Provo
Uintali
Ashley
Reed
Aahley Forest
Uintah Forest
Vernal
Smith Fork
Uintah Ridge
Lake Fork
Ashley Forest
Wintah and
Vylee Vera
American Officers Murky Clash With Police In Marsallies
A party of American naval officers clashed with police in Marsallies. One officer was taken to the station where alleged rough treatment occurred. Reginald Wainwright protested, a detailed report was sent to the prefect of Bouches du Diy Iteson, and the public prosecutor began an inquiry.
Letter Writing and Notebooks Spice Up Letters
A reader explains using a notebook to jot brief news items and a joke for each correspondent. The habit makes letters more engaging and helps when spare time allows composing notes. Home Chat notes this approach as the secret to livelier correspondence.
Removing Cinders from Eye Remedy
A simple method uses a clean camel hair brush dipped in water to pass over the eye ball. The procedure is straightforward and usually removes all dust instantly without inflammation. It notes the brush cannot be used during travel when unavailable.
Miss Rose Placed in Jail in Vagrancy Case
Rose Pernall, described as a colored damsel, was charged with vagrancy after being found at a rooming house with a white man. Police testified concern over the man’s intoxication and alleged plans of assault leading to her arrest. witnesses were called and case postponed. A separate docket shows Jack Ferguson pleads guilty to drunkenness with a $5 fine or five days, while Eva Saunders, Mabel Howard, Pearl Baker forfeit $10 bonds for vagrancy. a gambler forfeits $100.
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Pernall
Miss Rose
Jack Ferguson
Harry Dreyfigs
Eva Saunders
Mabel Howard
Pearl Baker
Excellent record is made in railway operations after flood delays
Superintendent Manson and engineers returned from Wells Nevada after investigating a derailment. He says embargo on the Southern Pacific between Ogden and San Francisco is raised and the system can handle traffic. They report heavy rain in California and widespread flooding, but Salt Lake division operated with no delays between Ogden and Sparks and trains are returning to normal.
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Manson
Fitzgerald
Malone
Wells
Nevada
Southern Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
California
Dansagce
Pacine
Sacrameno Diviste
Hiurrt- Wah
Hyerothings
Mwael
Salt Lake Division
Bettween Geden
Sparks
Central Pacific
Salt Lake
West
ISIS THEATER Crack Riders and The Waltz Fiend Show
The listing advertises shows including Crack Riders The Waltz Fiend and The Serpentine Dance Huffin Wine First Prize with other acts such as Mise Clara Fafek in Illustrated Songs. Performances run afternoons 2:30 to 5 and evenings to 11 with admission details for adults and children.
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Clara Fafek
Revenge's Furious Appetite Quote by Montaigne
A quotation discusses revenge and self-control, contrasting natural sweetness with the fury of revenge. It emphasizes tempering anger with reason and mastering passion after offense to achieve a higher moral outcome. The author notes great personal restraint as a superior response to injury.
Orpheum Opens With New Pictures and Songs
Opened last night to packed houses. Come see us this week for more new pictures songs and music.
Taxed items and a dying man in Sydney Smith quote
A satirical quip notes a schoolboy with taxed things, a beardless youth guiding a taxed horse on a taxed road, and a dying Englishman pouring medicine into a taxed spoon. The apothecary pays a license of a hundred pounds for the privilege of ending his life.
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Sydney Smith
Butterfield Bride Weds Joseph James Original Rowse
Miss Jetta Butterfield marries Joseph James Original Rowse at the Parsonage, officiated by Rev. H. P. Zimmerman. Attendants include Miss Butterfield and Edward J P B Rowse. The couple will live in Montelig after a short city stay.
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Jetta Butterfield
Parsonace
H. P. Zimmerman
Joseph James Original Rowse
Monello
Nev
Misa Muwot
A Butterfield
Edward J P B Rowse
Rowse
Montelig
Distinguishing Time in Arctic Regions and Ocean Tides
The article discusses how time division is hard to observe near the poles where the sun stays above or below the horizon for months. It notes that only tides offer a rough day night cue and that months derive from lunar motions. It also mentions that Malays Polynesians and Australian aborigines use months and days to reckon time.
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Arctic
The Human Thermometer in a Pediatric Quip
A witty exchange features a bottlenosed monthly nurse telling a youthful father she does not need a thermometer to judge a baby's bath. The infant’s reactions, red for hot and blue for cold, serve as the plain indicator, underscoring a plainspoken view of temperature testing.
Milk spill Triggers Crowd After Trolley Collision
A trolley car collided with four laden milk carts, spilling cans across the street. A man in the crowd weaved past a stout woman and lamented the waste, while she retorted curtly to mind his business.
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Everybody's Magazine
Inducement for French Voters Banquet for Suffrage
A Frenchman Leviril left his fortune to his native village with a yearly banquet in his memory. Admission limited to men who have exercised their right to vote at every opportunity in the prior year. Report notes various inducements offered to voters in France.
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Leviril
France
Silent Debt Duel Between Tailor and Knight
A tailor challenges a young man who crosses the street to avoid paying a bill. The gun replies with a joke about not crossing the street, and the knight of the tape prods why the habit continues. The exchange frames a humorous exchange over debt.
Peasant Fails to Extinguish Light in Mayence Hotel
A peasant from Ober Hexson, seeing electric light for the first time in a Mayence hotel, broke a blood vessel attempting to blow it out. His condition is hopeless.
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Ober Hexson
Mayence
Germany
Holland's Public Relief and Labor System
The article describes Holland's approach to paupers with few able-bodied individuals. A 5,000 acre tract is divided into model farms where applicants for relief are trained in agriculture and later given small holdings to rent. The country maintains a forced labor colony where vagrants are sent to perform farm and other work regardless of their consent.
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Holland
Sashes in fashion sweep shops as variety swells
A New York man advertises for a rich wife as sash styles surge. Shoppers gaze at windows where sashes, from simple blue and pink ribbons for youths to velvet and silk for older women, dominate. Foreigners with titles dominate supply, though titles mask various flaws.
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New York
Dispersion of the Overcrowded in City Housing
Recent building statistics from department reports show decentralising population in the town is progressing. Data indicate notable dispersion of residence construction and reveal which groups have benefited least, suggesting targeted relief measures.
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New York Sun
Eternal Vigilance and the Shield of Liberty
Distrust is named as the inner bulwark protecting free states against tyranny in a reflection attributed to Demosthenes. The piece contrasts exterior defenses like walls and ditches with the inner safeguard of prudent citizens guarding liberty.
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Demosthenes
B.C
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Fred M. Nye Company
Wash. Ave
Badcon’s Pharmacy
A. AL McIntyre
Postoffice
Red Mill
the Grand
Lewis
Doal
Taft
Globe Theater
Inte
Hans Bladium
Kammerer
Castle Gate
M. L. Jones Coal Co
Montana
E. B. Judd
Richardson & Grant's
D. C. Olmstead
Whitney
Jeffers
Express
Crouch & Sons
Sacramento
Jardinieres
Richardson & Grant
Carver & Sons
Ruble
Union Partie
Denver
Chase& Sandborn
J. S. Carver & Sone Co
Lincoln Club
Abraham Lincoln
Judge Murphy
City Hall
U.b.of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Royal Dancing Academy
Missionary Society
The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
S. W. Hess
Orchard Avenue
Chase & Sandborn
Carver & Sons Co
John Farr
Utah Feed & Produce Co
Washington Avenue
Utah Association of Credit-Men
Fortiers
Credit Associaion
Joseph Chez
Actom
Utah Stationery Co
Grass Creek
Walker
L. R. Eccles
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Logan
Lewiston
Spargo's
Commercial Club of
Weber Club
Lncal
Caetle Gite
Clear Creek
Consumers' Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
MercPhones
First Unitarian Church Society of Ogden
G. Iver
Mies Edna J Martin
W.G. Kind
J. M. Blahop
F. A. Littlefield
Gillette Coal Co
West 37Th St
Utalona Dental Co
Potter Cafe
Spry
Mra
E. M Heighe
James H. Brady
Idaho
C. S. Tingey
Henry Gardner
Senate
Mra Gardner
Miles Gardner
FW Robinson
T. H Weaver
Electric Theatre
Derrick
Third Ward
Messrs. Griffin, Pickett, Klomp
Purdie
S. D. Bradford
Ceree
Bessie Blair
PD. Parsowith
Nylander and
Jarobsen
Fred
Clark
Orson Griffin
Mene
Ruby Geddes
Lorene Farley
Bartlett Mr. D. Parsowitth
E. C. Manson
Isis Theater
Orpheum
Wrights
Valentine
Lincoln
Ind
Wash
Gold Watch and Chain
Lyceum Theatre
Virginia Hotel
Virginia
Harriaville Road
Plain City
Stanford
Shopa
Apenas
Heekin
Edgar Jones Co
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