Death of Mrs Grant's Father
News of the death of George Thoragain, father of Mrs Grant, aged around 15 in Fecker City Lucy, succumbing to cancer. The body expected to arrive in Ogden Wednesday forenoon. Mrs Thompson, a veteran of the Oxides Post, learns of the passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iya
Brant
Geores Thoragain
Mra Grant
Walch
Fesker
Lucy
Ogden
Thompra Waa
Oac
Sayuond Jong
Gruse
St. Grant's Miter
Aira
Orth
Teving
Fragmented notes on a town's charity and crime events
A garbled OCR page outlines a funeral service in Hunter Villa, a missing burglar, a police effort with few details, and scattered local notices about coal prices, visitors, and a prolonged illness. Names and places blur amid noisy text.
Church Dedication and Funeral Notices Amid Local Alerts
A jumble of names, addresses, and dates notes a church dedication at Bishop Spalding parish, a public reception, and a Mountain View cemetery service for Elizabeth Orth. Reports mention arrests, estate inquiries, and a long search for Michael Kennedy tied to 1903 events, with scattered references to local figures and commemorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth
Elizabeth Orth
Une
Adame
Erienlu Hind
Mountain View
Ton Kettles
Colter Sas
Breall
Dow
Guy
A. Lewe Co
Brooke
Sergeant Chambers
Burky
A Alnigan
Roont No
Michael W. Kennedy
Loni B. Day
Paties
Chet Browning
Nadist
Michael WW
Kanyedy
Owen
Wenly
Einco Hothing
Probable drowning of eight persons along New Jersey coast
Philadelphia, Jan 27. With a fierce storm offshore, reports say the possible drowning of eleven persons after barges broke loose from a tug tow near Barnegat. The barge Gwen is drifted, its five crew missing. Another vessel, the barge Work Band, drifted away and later crews located wry. The scene off the coast remains chaotic with lives feared lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Norfolk
Belford
Barnegat
West
Hennessy Drops Dead In Butte City
D J Hennessy a Northwest merchant and former lodge leader, died suddenly in Butte City while visiting relatives. Born Fredericktown, he moved to Montana in 1873, built a store, and supported the Catholic church and local Lodge activities. He left a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D, J, Hennessy
Butte City
TW Gan
Hennessy, Aldent
Hennessy Mercaattia
Hlgermins Wir
Churen
THREE MEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION AT NEW YORK PLANT
A deadly blast at a New York plant killed three workers and severely wounded several others. The explosion damaged the facility as investigators examined the scene and questioned witnesses about the incidents surrounding the blast.
Calliber South Dakota War Practice Amidst Naval Maneuvers
Fragmented report notes naval yard activity with mentions of Cat and Maceidan, unclear personnel, and planned movements toward San Prunedics and Ahrginicga Gar Torrhigat. Details are garbled. key entities include Captain C.K. Pix and San Prunedics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maceidan
Navy Yard
C.K. Pix
Detective Pender and Mrs Van Dyke Testify
Testimony unfolds in a sensational case as Detective Pender and Mrs. Van Dyke recount statements from Olivia Lewis regarding alleged wrongdoing by her stepfather Thomas G Richards. Court rules on admissibility amid interruptions, with jurors present and proceedings continuing to assess damages and related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pender
Mrs. van Dyke
Fouria Aay
Tela
Moa
Alley Lewis
Axaloel
Tor Nt
Poblightig
Olivia Lewis
Ira
Slone
Rtohands
Plana
Casa
Wlulath
Statin
Helen of
Mnatn
Judes Chidesler Wvos
Bkaen
Chloh
Batlit
Gurong di Uguliy
Anidha Nase Khana
Attoy
Belur
Lelebone
Buntsvillig
Kotta
Poarnia
Aleafalyutt Winod
Juno Allen
Wesem
Styia
Drs. Stone
Ann
Richards
van Dyke
Ogden
Pumsworth
Ald Alye Lipd
Ruuny Sears
Thoma G. Richania
Thomas G. Hohards
Ollyla
Mhaen
Rieburia
Noteh Bork
Witnens
Rietarda Rey Ferem
Olls Fa
Thomas G. Richards
Aleberté
Atonney
Ender
Sheila Lone Vane
Eplilleas
Aeldow
Echme
Stener
Leruae
Aguinat Richards
Leese
Ollvin
Deteelve Peader
Ouden Pullea
Harriet Beckett
Cont Peterson
Gery
Jin. Hicharde
Cee
Hye
Defenne
wRahe
Horn
Mre
Rokittul Thomag
Richarde
Ghein
Atatad
Ahe
Tia
Toxard
Cramanamination
Thi
Thao Choy
Pleiatt
Alyhonar
Denial of Salt Lake Report On Railroad Labor Retrenchment
Officials of the Harriman System dismiss a Salt Lake claim that 5000 Oregon Short Line workers were discharged or idle. They say official reductions are smaller, with many placed on idle status or reassigned to other duties as the road trims its crews nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Varios
Mat
Ay Woll Ag
Soulietore
Wwen
Thave
Oxden
Jace Roimereln
Ogden
Thane
Ran Ployen
Mulgoad
Unclear OCR Item From Local Notice
Fragmentary text appears to be garbled OCR from a local business or public notice. It mentions a panel, regal or slate items, and potential references to dates or names, but no clear entities or actions to summarize coherently.
JUST LIKE HOME New Electric Theatres Week
Just Like Home marks the new Electric Theatres Week starting Monday June with 8:00 p.m. showings. Program listings include SpurRonted Hem Adventures of an Overapat Song and other entertainment pieces. Performances feature Alyce Allen Milani and Carnation Metlnary Mekinlay, with showings at 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on weeknights and a midweek matinee option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Myrtle Batlinger
Myrtle Baliinger
Alyce Allen
Plinlat
Hart
Laden
Carnation
High School Building Plan Scrutiny For $100,000 Project
The board of education is set to consider awarding construction of a new high school building at a cost of $100,000. Enrollment nears 600 with crowded rooms and limited space, prompting plans to proceed despite delays.
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Thera
Board of Education
Oglen
Nest High Schoul
Clong
Applion
Plamm
Zatslag
Kinney
Taber iv
Poste Fli
Oxides Fy
Stadea
Funeral Services Over WM Light
Funeral services for WM Light were held at the ro end of Wea, with J. D. Zimmerman officiating. The rites included a choir, with multiple tributes and a procession of mourners in white, attended by the Trainmon and Pything and Bratheriyod of Taihway. The Knights of Tythine presided at the grave as the tribute prayers were offered. The wife and daughter express heartfelt sympathy from many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taweyal Gereleas
Wea
Hav
J. D. Zimmerman
Dod Mbiely
Mn Jas Srulth Sane
Tulgis
Pything
Bratheriyod
Taihway
Trainmon
Lenuttfal
Matty
Whitele
Mt Ldn
Knighta
Tythine
Juvenile offense leads to mixed sentences and arrests
Involving boys around a tenting chick offense, Al Be Anderson faced an indefinite fine with periodic reporting and Larner was committed to an industrial school. Inde Gaomell received a penitence amid a Jemite case, while Feterson was bound over to the Wetriot court after waiving preliminary exam. Ja is charged with burglary in the second angle, alleged to have stolen items from West Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multtr
al Be Anderson
Hantertila
Qudun
Hon ‘Larner
Ie Wetriot
Money for Unemployed Rally and Collection at Church
A rough report describes an event where unemployed men, led by a group called the army, entered a church and prompted a collection for the state’s duty to provide relief. The scene included a public display and a pastor or preacher officiating as the collection neared its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Mortisen
Theetter
Ras
Alexander Marin Mate
Nisay
Fon Pratidaat
Quarrel Ends in Death at Thelibit? Aurora Case
A deadly quarrel last night in Thelibit led to the death of two men, Winloute and McNewe, aged about 20. Neighbors report a heated dispute over property, followed by a fatal confrontation. Police and coroner investigations are underway as witnesses are being questioned.
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Hte Garle
Nara
Maver
Lida
Ely
Rau
Bourcer
Arewer Hopen
Aurora
Engineer Killed At Weber River Bridge Crash
A Union Pacific engineer Benjamin Gutting was fatally injured when his body was drawn into the Weber river from a bridge while a freight train passed. Conductor George McIntosh reported the train had been delayed by a hot box on a wheel as Gutting tried to monitor the bridge. Gutting, a longtime UP employee, died amid a second fatal bridge incident near the same site years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belaii Greiting
United Train
Oggen
Mig Uridge
Murgon
Uity
George Mclntosh
Sea of the Dial Colligion Was So Brant That It Dragged the Body Through Uy Val
Phruman
Pesidlus
Evalaevr
Evanston
Green River
Yanaton
Ogden
Anx
Ang Wau
Gutling
Union Pacific
Watche
Union Parfic
Wille
Ue Overland Link
Weber River
Fenee
Fresh Air School in Providenos Promoted Indoors Ventilated Classrooms
A plan for a fresh air school in the city proposes indoor lessons in a building with large swinging windows and an extensive ventilation system to keep rooms free of dust and to reduce tuberculosis risk. The initiative ties to broader public health education and anticipates aligning with the city’s standard school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andanty
Hida
Inne League
Bank Failure at Long Beach Reported in City News
Fragmentary OCR note from Long Beach reports a bank failure with mentions of a car and local officials. The text is garbled but hints at financial distress and an impending regulatory action as creditors react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Charles Lowrey Dies in San Diego
Charles Lowrey, known in agricultural circles and husband of Bra. Borsa Innes Lowrey, died around 4 o clock Saturday in the San Diego area. Two months earlier he faced a cantn test and the report notes his illness ending in typhoid related symptoms. Multiple services are planned at Oakland with interment to follow. The parents of Mrs. Lowrey reside in San Diego.
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Charles Lowrey
Wall Kiown
Aggon
Bra
Borsa Innes Lowrey
Ban Diego
Lowrey
Tan
Oakleud
Mre
Bun Diego
Charles Lamrey
Flotilla Arrival in Buenos Aires Hosts Welcome to Americans
The Buenos Aires flotilla greeted American warships with a ceremonial welcome as torpedo boat Whipple entered the harbor. Commander Cone reported a hearty reception amid improving weather and speeches by military officials. The visit included entertainments, receptions, and planned excursions to Magellan Strait, with prospects of further naval communication and a party schedule through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buesion Ayrey
Mladon
Vontu
Amrrino
Rto
Janelo Jnquney
Luang Ayres
da Bottal
Argentiiat Tepublc
Beriis
Dewehments
Marinus Unit
Poards
Ivein
Entesmeta
Buenos
Flores Island
Areelinge
Cone
Anerigny
Magellam Strait
Mivdater
The
Republic
Naval Club
Pyivets Partiva
Wien
Ting Boon
Cape Cone
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Ethis Sale
Fred M. Nye CO
Clothiers
Washington Avenue
Globe-Wernicke
Spargo’s Book Store
Luce Ant
Utah Knitting CO
St. Ona
Carr's Brig Store
N&ws
Bunlay
Astiy's
Batty
Taowwe
Lin Mweeubuen
yMllaersy
Taceday
Hall
Huth
Bustiavan
Saran L. Poterxon
Buisteyio
Elock
Phaseday
Hunter Villa
Sweatlig House
Taterment
Hembshire
the Tallomar
John Vione
McKinsey
Hithar Jones Co
R. Rrerrewe
Mel S
Famiz
Cheyen Wyn
Alva
Manmork
Famity
Halla
Homd
Ien
Birenp
Cotifornia
Kemmeter
Castin Naty
Aberdeen
M.C. Dune Coal It Tee Co
John Bulmpoon
John A. Stinpeon
Conolijon
Diy
Boden
LEWIS @ Co
Opticians
Cletr Creek
Gillelle Ad Go
Webb Ath St. Mhowrw
Spalding
Imaivan
Biahop Spalding Wil Tatum
New York
Jay
Alhen
Ins
Cova
iLaekerly
Calliber
South Dakota
Mra. T. G. Richards
Pomnter
Reina
Benjamin Gutting Loess
Gontral
Overdane Limited
Fresh Air School
Rome
Omlern- Ho
Genou
Napez
Anerina
Jenni
IY Ban Dinca
Buenos Ares
Royal
Crescent Jewelry CO. Hse
Paul W. Btecher
Wishington Avene
Ogden, Ulah
Gowde
Rowan Goodnite
Peles
Alsiaya
Flare
Pardonal Damarochs
J. &. Zeller
B. Altman &Co
Javenley
Crescent Jewelry CO. Atioceesor
Paul W. Bthgner
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