City Council Considers Action on McGuire and Bramlett License
Ogden council discusses liquor license for McGuire and Bramlett after the firm’s members were bound over to district court on robbery charges. The matter is referred to the health and police committees for action. Adjournment for two weeks granted.
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BE. P. Brown
Tillie Hancocl
W. N. Maginnis
Thomas
Law Committees
Carnegie Library Fund
Carnegie Library Boord
Weber River
Becker Brewing ‘Company
Ite
Judes Murphy
CouncilIman
Nquor
McGuire & Bramlett
Heenge
Police
Plysare
C. F. Din
Ogien
York Herald
Peery
Recorder’s Office
P. Brown
Flygate
J. E. Bagley
Fivgare
Ralph Guthrie
Lcense
Nccense
City Atlores
Nellis Hanson
King
Cook
First Streets
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
William Glasmann
Menia
Glasgow
Dickson
Flygare
Sunday Theater Closures Debated by City Council
The city law committee nears its report on Sunday theater closures prompted by Juvenile Judge Volney Gunnell and supported by local ministers. Gunnell argues the ban would redirect youths to church. Opposition within the council grows if the report favors action.
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Law Committee
Ecouncil
Volney C. Gunnell
Gunnell
Postmaster Glasmann Bounced Amid Campaign Allegations
The Ogden Utah postmaster, William Glasmann, faced Civil Service Commission charges for soliciting political contributions from post office employees for a Republican campaign. He disputes the report, says he never resigned under duress, and notes no official resignation request has arrived. The commission previously recommended removal in 1908, but the department has not issued a final action or report.
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Civil Service
Civil Servion Commission
Frank 5. Clayiem
Civil Service Commission
Charces
Giismann
Glasmann
Washington
Ambiguous Fragments Spark Limited Record
A fragmentary text mentions a person with a unclear ability or assignment, suggesting no stated reason for limitation. The readable bits hint at a discussion of capability and a desire for a clear record, but specifics are absent.
Burgomaster Musical Gem At Grand This Wednesday
Popularity of the Burgomaster drives a wave of merchandise and endorsements across the country. Local manager Herrick has secured this comic opera for the Grand Theatre, showing Wednesday, June 27.
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Herrick
Jon
Married at High Noon in Ogden Two Local Residents Wed
Yesterday at noon, & D Conwell and Nellie Martin tied the knot in Ogden. Martha le a native of the Isle is now a refined newcomer. Conwell is a Union Pacific steam shovel engineer respected in western railroad circles. Attendants included Rita Martin of Salt Lake City and Isaac Martin of Ogden. The couple received many presents and will reside in Evanston Wyoming after a short stay at the Arlington Hotel.
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D Conwell
Nellie Martin
Elty
Martha le
Merald Isle
Ogden
Conwell
Union Pacific Railroad Company
West
Rita Martin
Salt Lake City
Isaac Martin
Mre
Cornwell
Salt Lake
Arlington Hotel
Evanston
Wyo
Grand Concert and Dance for Y M M A Third Ward
A grand concert and dance sponsored by the Y M M A of the Third Ward will be held at the Third Ward Amusement Hall on Wednesday evening January 27. Admission per couple includes both concert and dance. tickets for concert only are 25 cents.
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Third Ward
Hans Pouleon and M. Land Visit Ogden Friends
Hans Pouleon and M. Land of Plain City are spending a few days in Ogden visiting friends and taking in local sights.
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Hans Pouleon
Land of Plain City
Ogden
Transfers Fur Seal Service to Fisheries Bureau
Secretary Strauss assigns fur seal service to the Bureau of Fisheries for administration and forms a fur seal board including Dr Barton Wolverman and Walter Lembkey to oversee rehabilitation of fur seals and blue foxes on the Pribiloff Islands. A separate seal service board with Dr David Starr Jordan and others is also named for survey duties and investigations.
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Washington
Strauss
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fur Seal Service
Bureau of Fisheries
Fur Seal Board
Barton Wolverman
Walter Lembkey
M. C Marshall
James Judge
A. Bater Alexander
Pribeloff Islands
The
Seal Service
David Starr Jordan
Leonard Stejeneger
Charles Merriam
Edward W. Sims
Frederick A. Luce
Charles H Townsen
Merriam
Survey Department of Agriculture
Shins
United States
Chicago
Pribiloff Islands
Lice
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Science
The Language of Animals and Human Reasoning
John Burroughs argues that animals lack language and concepts, using cries as simple reactions to stimuli. He contrasts animal calls with human thought, recounting an incident where a poacher screamed as a frightened animal would.
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Huxley
Tod
John Burroughs
Outing Magazine
Glamour of Stage Life Heard In Family Dispute
Mr. Squig eins laments chorus girls captivating young men as Horace counters that modern actresses fascinate more than in his youth. The exchange reflects differing views on performers and stage life across generations.
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Mr. Squigeins
Horace
A Road to Happiness
An analysis contrasts English and American views on happiness and desire. It argues the English girl often abandons certain wants for contentment while the American wife asserts her needs and the husband negotiates, shaping domestic happiness.
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bLady
An Indian Legend of Elephants and Fathers of Oxen
The Indians say elephants are remains of the Fathers of Oxen from ancient times when men were ginnte and the Great Spirit destroyed them with his thunder bolts.
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Ginnte
Wreck Details of the schooner Soquet reach Port Townsend
Port Townsend Washington January 25 details of the wreck of the American schooner Soquet arrive with 12 survivors and the bodies of Captain Charles Henningsen s wife and his nine year old daughter The captain recalls passing Cape Flattery and being blown toward Vancouver Island The ship struck at 1230 am Saturday as a wave lifted the lifeboat and trapped the captain s family The second mate was washed overboard but survived Four ice saving crew swam from rocks to reach the schooner and retrieve the bodies The bodies were recovered after reaching shore and the crew brought them off the wrecked vessel
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Port Townsend
Wash
Soquet
Charles Henningsen
Manning
Henningsen
Cape Flatter
Pasard Cape Flattery
Vancouver Teland
Henninesen
Bank Interview Quip Seals Young Man’s Job Lead
A young man seeks a bank position and passes a test from theFinance captain by answering a quirky fishing question. He explains he cannot gamble due to needing to support his mother, and the captain declares him the one he has sought after the other applicants failed the last query.
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Sin
Mount Vernon Named for Admiral Vernon
The Washington estate was renamed Mount Vernon in honor of Admiral Vernon of the British navy. Maj Lawrence Washington tells George that future Americans will see the site as a sacred shrine to liberty, noting the greenery around the place.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Admiral Vernon
George
Maj
Lawrence Washington
Vernon
Bridgeport Adopts Conseience Objectors Act for Vaccination
The Bridgeport Connecticut Board of Education adopts the English Conscience Objectors Act. Parents opposing vaccination may admit children to public schools by notifying the superintendent in writing, without requiring vaccination. Maj. Boudren of the city credited with efforts.
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Maj. Boudren
Board of Education of
Bridgeport
Conn
England
Conseience Objectors
Speed of Electric Signal Sevenfold Earth Circuit
Sir Robert Ball states that if a telegraph wire were carried seven times around the earth along the equator a distance of 26000 miles the electric signal would complete seven currents in one second.
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Robert Ball
Aunty Lindaman and the Jelly Bread Visit
A child recalls visiting Auntie Lindaman across the alley where she gets jelly bread and a butter dish treat. The aunt fixes the child up with soap and clothing before mother scolds at the end, and the child longs to visit again.
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Lindaman
Fussing Fades. Be Sunshine and Help Others
A poetry excerpt urges leaving fussing behind to gain friends and hearts. It encourages a cheerful, sunlit presence that uplifts others, guiding people from darkness toward happiness. The piece calls for being a helper in the battle against gloom and offering a beacon of joy to those trudging along life’s path.
Hope as the Weem of tomorrow and the mother’s song
The verse frames hope as tomorrow’s ray despite tonight’s frost. It presents hope as comfort for sorrow, a mother's lullaby, and a shared plea for a promised future beyond trials. The poem envisions eternal mind and final blossoms when hope fulfills its promise.
PIPES Statism and porch talk amid personal jumbled reflections
A fragmented reflective piece critiques state control and social expectations. It wavers between political metaphor and intimate observations about bakers, money, love, and a woman's doubt about her husband. The tone mixes skepticism with quirky, non sequitur images.
England Lost America and the Hampstead North End House
An 18th century tale ties Pitt the Elder to Hampstead Heath North End Place. The London Telegraph recalls Pitt’s melancholia seclusion in a two foot square cupboard room, while ministers begged for him to act. The piece links North End Place to Wildwood House and the Boston tea duty episode and notes Hampstead Heath surrounding the estate.
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North End
Hampstead Heath
London
Willand Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Pitt
Chatham
Duke of Grafton
Hampstead
North End Place
Lord Chatham
Boston
American
Wildwood House
Wildwoods
North End Honge
Onis Summit
London ‘Telegraph
Adversity in a Diamond Duet
A fragmentary note presents a cryptic scene where adversity shapes a diamond duet. The wording hints at polish and challenge, while names and clear actions remain unreadable in the OCR fragment.
Sweet Powders for Children Adverts Block Health Claims
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease sickness and comfort children through the season. The powders claim to break up colds cure feverishness digestion and headaches. Sold by drug stores for 25 cents. A free trial pack is offered to any man who writes Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Last & Thomas
Maginnis
Devine
McGuire and Bramsett
Republican Party
Post Office
Republcian Campalen Fund
Burgomaster
Boars
Transfers
Fisheries Bureau
Auhn
Wash. Ave
Hope
Bell
Wash Ave
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
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