Probate sale date set for estate of Parry and Sons Co
Probate Court fixed Saturday February 6 as the date to pass on the sale of real estate and chattels belonging to the estate of Robert Hunter Parry and Sons Co annouUnknown arrival of new monuments at 2253 Washington Avenue business. A pension bill of 24 dollars a month granted to Lewis Millue of Ogden by the House of Representatives. John Watts injured at home on Sunday afternoon after falling from a chair fracturing his shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Cor Los
Dnte
Robert Hunter
Joseph Parry and Sons Co
Annmunee
Washington Avenue
House of Presentatives of
United States
Lewis Millue
Ogden
John Watts
Jefferson Avenue
Ogden Sanitarium sale ordered by judge Howell
A court order directs the sale of the Ogden Sanitarium at the mouth of Ogden canyon to satisfy a $16,000 judgment held by J. H. Khuree. The sale is set for February 16 with Sherritt Wilson as clerk. The notice names John Scowcroft & Sons Company for any recommendations. HARD COAL marketing and local social notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Howell
Julge Howell
Ogden Sanitarium
Ogden Canyon
Aatiaty
J. H. Khuree
Pebrimary
Sherritt Wilson
Shurtliff
Program for Musical History Course at Congregational Church
A dated program lists a musical history course at the Congregational Church on January 29 with performances by Miss Carrie Browning and Miss Carmie Browning. It includes songs by Grieg and Shelley, a lecture on Grieg by Mrs. A. Bishop, and home entertainment segments featuring A. H. Sander and Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Grieg
Carrie Brownine
Shelley
H. Sander
Mra
J. al
Bishop
Carmie Browning
Metcall
Fjord Oeeves Westwow
Cand Spross
Metcalf
Sander
Carrie Browning
Uncle Sam Seeks Men and Women for Federal Jobs
Salt Lake City January 27 duties include civil service exams on February 24 and 25. Vacancies announced for a Washington National Museum librarian catalogue clerk with $654 monthly and 18 plus age limit. Also openings for assistant bacteriologist at the Bureau of Chemistry with $1,200 to $1,800 annually and exams in two days. Reclamation service posts for examiner and assistant examiner at $1,800 and $1,200-$1,600, ages 20 to 40. A March 17 test for timber cruiser and practical miner openings under the General Land Office at seven dollars per day, age 20 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
National Museum
Washington
D.C
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
General Land Office
Utahna's Prize In Our Window at Utahna Theater
Mr Moore of the Utahna Theater bought a $25 fish set to be given away next Saturday night. The prize is displayed in the cover window and considered the finest prize yet offered. One ticket is given to every theater patron this week, allowing multiple tickets per person.
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Mr. Moore
Utahna Theater
A Son's Devotion Shines At Utahna Theater
An appreciative Utahna audience enjoyed A Son's Devotion, a strong drama of family vengeance and haunting. Myr. Fred Moore dazzled as Tom Roark in three roles while Pearl Ethier Moore impressed as Ruby Norton. Clas Zoan Storm and Ira E Earle gave solid support as Reta and John Norton. Frank I. Whittier and Annie Ince were convincing siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utahna Theater
Utahna
Fred Moore
Tom Roark
Turall
Pearl Ethier Moore
Ruby Norton
Clas Zoan Storm
Reta Norton
Ira E Earle
John Norton
Frank I. Whittier
Annie Ince
Grand Concert and Dance in Third Ward Hall
A grand concert and dance tonight January 27 1909 under Y M M of the Third Ward at Third Ward Amusement Hall. Admission six per couple including concert and dance tickets to concert only 25 cents each.
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Third Ward
Clear Musty Room With Charcoal Odor Remedy
A musty odor in four rooms is addressed by placing charcoal in a dust bag or cheesecloth bag and suspending it to purify the air and absorb the smells. The guidance notes the method as an effective odor absorber.
Clever gang caught by police in high speed pursuit
Six-man highwaymen gang active in Zloo last weeks was captured after a daring chase. Patrolmen Harris and Lyons and other officers boarded a Short Line freight train, trapping two leaders and two more members as the group tried to flee toward Becks Hot Springs. The six, ages 23 to 45, were brought to the station with seized loot including a gold watch, a scarf pin, a .38 revolver, and about $25 in cash.
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Sal Lake
Zloo
Becks Hot Springs
Davis Shoe Company
Harris
Lyons
Rang
Oregon Short Line
Yanns
Oxden
Beck's Hot Springs
S. M. Bell
Mose Garside
P. Munce
Janney
Clough
Johnson
Brett
Frank Leland
Ke Goldberg
Chas, Weekland
J. M. Caulfield
TY L Stone
Frank Rogers
Frank Steiffel
Joseph Straka
Charles Weekland
Dean's Regulats Cure Constipation
Dean's Regulats claim to relieve constipation without griping or nausea and without weakening effects. The ad urges asking a druggist, pricing at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Blaine Files Charges Against Sen Stephenson
Madison, Wis., Jan. 26. Senator Blaine Med files charges alleging United States Senator Stephenson as a candidate for reelection sought money totaling more than $106,000 and approximately $260,000, in relation to the September primary election, with details conveyed to Republican State Chairman A. E. Edmonds of Appleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Blaine
United States
Stephenson
A. E. Edmonds
Appleton
Sheriff Sale Set for Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Property
In Weber County Utah a sheriff's sale is scheduled for February 18 1909 at noon at the Weber County Court House front door Ogden City. The property includes two thirds of the east half of section twenty two township six north range one west and the southwest quarter of section twenty three township six range one west with buildings and all personal property of the company on the lands or within the buildings. Sheriff BH. B. Wilson issues the notice dated January 27 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Second Judicial District
Weber
State of
Utah
J. Hi. Kurtz
Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company
D. Clark
Shupe-Williams Candy Company
Utah & Oregon Lumber Company, & Corporation
John H. Winslow, Jr
Weber County Court House
Ogden City
Weber County
Towit
Salt Lake Meridian
United States Survey
Worth
Sald Company
Sald
Alt
B. Wilson
Carl Allison
Poets College Honors Poe On His Century Birthday
The University of Virginia marks Edgar Allan Poe’s hundredth birthday with a national and international program. A Poe museum will open in West Range 13 from January 16 to 23. The Raven Society leads events, with recitations, organ works, and a possible Politian play. Lectures by Dr Fortier and Prof George Edward will explore Poe’s influence on French and German literature, with tributes from Ireland and America.
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Poe
America
Edgar Allan Poe
Wat
The
Southern University
West Range
University of Virginia
Raven Society
the Raven
Politian
George Edward
Monaich
Germany
Charles W. Kent
BE. A. Alderman
Barrett Wendell
Harvard University
Europe
Moulender
Ireland
Election scandal alleges payments to electors for primary acts
The notice alleges a Wisconsin statute was violated as money was given to Edmonds to pay other electors before the primary for acts related to Mr. Stephenson. Charges name U S Kelley Sauk county Hambershten Racine Roy Morse Fond du Lac and various others paid sums as corrupt unlawful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Edmonds
Bull
Stephenson
U. S. Kelley
Sauk County
Hambershten
Racine
Roy Morse
Fond de Lac
Willard fruit growers seek local association
Willard residents discussed forming a Willard fruit growers association to keep profits local, joining Ogden in the effort. Lincoln birthday observances are planned in public schools. William Christy lies sick at home. William Woods and Ethel Davie, quarantined in Salt Lake for smallpox, are released and return home. Maud Laine returns from Logan. Several Willard residents attend the Salt Lake horticultural society convention. Jacob Weber returns to Logan. Nephi Brunker returns home after a stay in Logan.
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Willard
Ogden
Lincoln
William Christy
South Willard
William Woods
Msgs
Ethel Davie
Salt Lake
Senator Francis G. Newlands Reelected in Carson
Senator Francis G. Newlands Democrat was reelected by both houses in Carson Nevada amid separate voting. He received 17 senate votes with two abstentions and 48 in the full chamber, while Republicans stayed by the popular vote and offered no candidate. In Topeka Kansas both chambers also voted in separate sessions for United States senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nev
United States
Francs G. Newhinds
Senate
Membly
Bristow Wins Governing Post At Salina Election
Jos L Bristow of Salina secured a decisive majority over Democrat Hugh Farrelly of Chanute in a six year term contest for the office. The joint session will ratify today’s election results tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Chester J. Long
Jos. L. Bristow
Salina
Hugh Farrelly
Chanute
Houties
Catholics in United States Reach 14 Million Count
Milwaukee January 26 There are 14 285 451 Catholics in the United States per the 1909 Wiltzlus official Catholic directory advance sheet. Figures come from archbishops and bishops after diocesan censuses. Total includes Philippines Porto Rico and Hawaii bringing US total to 22 474 440 with British Empire Catholics at 12 053 000. Major dioceses listed include Chicago 1 150 000 St Louis 75 000 San Francisco 250 000.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Wiltzlus
Philippines
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Taft Sends $25 Check to Augusta Orphanage
Augusta Georgia January 26 Rev Daniel McHorten colored professor of Shi lo orphanage an institution for colored orphans in Augusta received a 25 dollar check from President elect Taft. He said I hope you can make the check useful to the good work you are doing We are exceedingly interested In your Institution and I hope you will long maintain It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Daniel McHorten
Shilo
Taft
Calls for Committee With Sweeping Powers in Olympia
Olympia on January 26 reports a resolution calling for a legislative committee empowered to conduct broad investigations and oversee state governance. The measure seeks expansive authority to probe agencies, recommend reforms, and issue reports to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wanted good violinist and rooms for rent ad
Classified fragment from a historic newspaper offers a request for a skilled violinist to perform at the Electric Theater. It also advertises newly furnished housekeeping rooms at 536 Slat and 2247 Lincoln, with cheap rates and strict modernization.
Senate votes down inquiry into Supreme Court scandal
In a heated session the senate rejected an investigation into the Insurance commissioners, Milo A.foot alleged ties and free telegraph franks. The vote stood 21 to 18 with critics decrying the move as a blow to the court's integrity and calling for accountability or censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme
Milo A.foot
Senate
Volo
Supreme Coourt
ISIS THEATER SHOW SUMMARY OF OCCASIONAL BILLS
A short theater listing mentions Crack Riders The Waltz Fiend Press Love Tonic The Actors Baby Carriage The Serpentine Dance Bullin Wins First Prize Where Is My Wandering Hoy To nilelit Misa Clara Fafek in Illustrated Songs with afternoon and evening hours 2 30 to 9 and 4 to 11 and admission for children.
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Bullin
Hoy
Misa
Clara Fafek
Wreck on Union Pacific Near Dana Causes Fatalities
A fast moving Union Pacific Oregon express derailed near Dana Wyoming after a section crew replaced an old rail without warning signals. Nine cars left the track, four passengers were killed, and several others injured as relief trains moved in. Names include Miss Clingenpul and Mrs Olive Clingenpul among the injured.
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Dana
Rawlins
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Oregon
Railrom Conipansy
Cheyenne
Wrecknee
Anderson
Hari Luck Anderson
Miss Clingenpul
Olive Clingenpul
Danbury
Rose Clingenpul
Everett Friedley
Rising City
Neb
A. S. Smith
McAlester
Okla
M. Hickox
Grand Rapids
Wis
E. B. Barber
Junction City
Kas
John Pfeiffer
Akron
Cole
A. T. Noll
Indianapolis
Celia Nelson
Omaha
Juin Pass
Wye
The Potter Cafe Tonight Delights With Music and Seafood
The Potter Cafe offers fresh lobsters from Rockland Maine and oysters from Take Hed in Oregon. Prof Dent Mowrey's orchestra will provide music tonight. Reserve a table by calling Ind phone 499 or Bell 526 for any size party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Maine
Oregon
Dent Mowrey
Local Option Bill Passes House in Idaho Caucus Shock
Boise reports the local option bill passed the Idaho House 4 to 9 despite a Republican caucus stance. A recommitment motion failed 27 to 25 with two caucus defectors and one non-voter. The bill is expected to reach the Senate with some amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
House
Senate
Some Tact in Speech Prevents Enemies and Regret
Advice urges careful speech to avoid creating foes and future remorse, stressing tact over blunt honesty and the wisdom of measured language in difficult conversations.
Chicago Bigamy Swindling Embezzlement Case Spotlighted
In Chicago a court revealed Harry J. Bauman alias Dr Herman Brandt faces bigamy, swindling and embezzlement charges after he stole 604 dollars from Agnes Russell. Detectives say he married multiple women across cities, swindled merchants and jewelers, and has a checkered immigrant career from Austria. Sixty witnesses testified as Bauman denied speaking in his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry J. Bauman
Herman Brandt
Juige Difford
Agnes Russell
Cliften R. Wooldridee
Bauman
Waterford
Philadelphia
Troy
N. Y
Woodfridge
Runsell
Bau- Man
Clifford
Batman
Russell
Woolridge
Woobridge
United States
Old and New Managers Change Five National League Clubs
Five major league teams announce new managers for the upcoming season Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston and St. Louis each appoint new leaders. John Ganzel leaves Cincinnati for Rochester with Clark Griffith taking over the Reds. Bowerman replaces Kelly in Boston amid Kelly’s protest while Dovey seeks Toronto parity. Marty Lumley assumes Brooklyn after Patsy Donovan departs, and Roger Breenahan takes over St. Louis as McCloskey moves to Milwaukee.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
John Ganzel
Garry Elerrmann
Alwass
Alwass Diltook Rather Queer. Tlorrmidnn
Reds
Ueder Ganzel
Herrmann
Clark Griffith
Highlanders
Ganzel
Rochester
Joe Kelly
Joe
Davey
Kelly
Frank Bowerman
Dovey
Toronto
Bowerman
Magesy McGraw
Bill Dahlen
Ebbetts
Brooklyn Mantla
Marty Lumley
Trolley Dodgers
Lumley
Patsy Donovan
Ned Haplers
Pittsburg
Donovan
The
Seuson
John McCloskey
At Louls
Roger Breenahan
Ocardinals
McGraw
Pear
Cardinals
McCloskey
Milwaukee Im Ameoriong Aerocietios
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Allmantvs Lake
Evening Standard
J. T. Rushmer
Want
WM. Driver & Son
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Riverdale
BROOM
Vienna Cafe
25Th St
Broom Restaurant
Lee
Foon & Tom
Managera
Baker
Peery
Watts
Jolly Bachelors
Deden N Go
E-Z-Money
Geo. J. Kelly
Tribe & Jones
Uncle Sam
Sen. Stephenson
LEGAL
Willard News
Francis G. Newlands
Topeka
Sena
U. S
Isis Theater
the Potter Cafe
Austria
Selon O
Elva Brindel
Mahanoy City
Bauman No. 2
Atwooi
Mutual Life Fund Association
New York
E. P. Barrett
Tha
Baumane
Grand Boulevard
New York City
S. Harry J. Bauman
NO. Ae Harry J. Bauman
Cuuntry
Zoocklya
MGR
ST Lovis
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