Chinaman Found Dead in Ogden House
Ah Sing, a Celestial from Salt Lake, was found dying in a room at the Ogden house. City Physician Browning determined the cause of death to be rheumatism of the heart. The hotel kept the room locked until the chamber maid entered and found the man in the throes of death after the clerk failed to awaken him at 10 o clock Monday morning.
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Hyomel Cures Catarrh Says Local Advertiser
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It describes inhaler use, a money back guarantee, and claims of rapid germ elimination. Also mentions Bridal Veil falls, wrecking crews, and Provo canyon slides affecting traffic in the area.
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Ogden Post Office Letter List January 26 1909
The Gentlemen's List shows letters remaining in Ogden Utah post offices dated January 26 1909. If uncalled for within two weeks the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Agents N Pac and R McAllister are involved in processing the set.
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Nine men charged as others remain under scrutiny
The district reports nine men facing charges while two others are still under investigation. Details on the case remain limited and officials have not disclosed further identities or specific allegations.
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Battleships Reassemble for Atlantic Crossing Plan
Nice, Jan. 26. The sixteen battleships will traverse the Mediterranean and head to Tetuan Bay for reassembly on January 31, to coal and provision for the homeward voyage. Rear Admiral Wainwright will sail from Marseilles to Tangier to salute Morocco's new sultan. The Yankton heads separately via Azores and Bermuda to Hampton Roads. The first division under Rear Admiral Sperry will coal at Gibraltar while the others rejoin for the final Atlantic leg.
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Berlin Observatory clock set by Foster in 1865
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Her One Advantage Heiress Marries A Titled Man
A humorous note that an heiress who marries a titled husband gains one advantage the fear of his complaint about her cooking not matching his mother's past dishes is eliminated. The remark underscores social expectations and marriage dynamics in traditional vůbec.
Adding to Earth's Weight From Meteoric Rain
An astronomer notes Earth gradually grows larger as meteoric matter falls, estimating about 140 million projectiles strike the globe each year. This pale, continuous accretion adds mass to the planet while remaining imperceptible to daily life.
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Miners Hold Stormy Session in Globe Arizona
In Globe, Arizona, the Globe Miners Union appointed a seven member committee to approach mine operators with a note requesting a conference on grievances. Superintendent Herart of Old Dominion refused to receive the committee, while operators demanded removal of walking delegates. The outlook for early resumption of work grows bleaker.
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America in the Sky Nebula Resembles North America
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Dr Eliot Praises Unitarianism At Dinner Honoring Harvard Leader
New York January 26 Dr Charles W Eliot retiring Harvard president praised Unitarianism at a dinner in his honor hosted by the Unitarian club at the Hotel Manhattan. Eliot said the movement’s rise is not tied to office and cited a nationwide election where ministers urged voters and millions answered they would vote for a candidate who denies Christ’s divinity.
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Color therapy claims spark health and happiness debate
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Mdw M at a woo seryter AMTBERGER General Manager
The fragment mentions Amtberger as General Manager in a garbled line about a staffing or management role. No clear event or actions are specified. The readable parts identify Amtberger and the title General Manager, but lack context for a fuller capture.
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Inside Evil and the Quiet Sin We Favor
A Baltimore Methodist quote contrasts external evils with the smaller evil within that we cherish or allow to remain. It warns that internal faults we love and fail to resist are the true source of downfall, not external temptations.
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Anti-Monopoly Crusade Ticket Purchases Highlighted
The speaker recalls buying nine railroad tickets to Chicago at four dollars each and not using one. Uncle Steve notes Hiram’s claim that money could be spent to break up railroad monopolies, reflecting anti monopoly sentiment and a personal vendetta against trusts.
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Prejudice and a Bad Spelling Paper
A teacher scolds Robert for poor spelling while Annie furiously cross-outs whole words for minor errors, highlighting a charged moment of frustration over a spelling assignment from Lippincott's.
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