New Bank Planned in Ogden From Court Case Detail
In the case Sarah Brown vs B G Knoth the Broom Hotel owner testified he leased to James Pingree for a bank, at 3209 monthly rent. Pingree left the First National bank for California but plans to return to Ogden, making a second bank likely in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osden
Standard
James Pingree
First National Bank
B. G. Knoth
Sarah Brown
Broom
Mr. Brown
A. R. Heywood
K. Pingree
California
Ogden
Impossible to foresee an accident says Dr. Thomas
Dr Thomas promotes Eclectric Oil as monarch over pain and urges preparation for mishaps, stressing prevention and readiness in everyday life. TheNote urges readers to consider home remedies and self care to blunt impact of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Monarch
Missouri Pacific picks Sewall a site for new shops
After months of competition among Missouri and Kansas cities, Sewall a Mo. was chosen as the site for the railroad’s new shops. Construction of the $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 facility will employ 1,660 to 2,000 workers and should be finished by July 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Kansan
Sewalla
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Deep Seated Ailments
Advertises Botanic Blood Balm B B to treat ailments from rheumatism eczema and scrofula to cancer symptoms claiming to purify blood, heal sores, and end itching and pains. Includes guarantee of cure and price of $1 per large bottle with money-back option. Mentions distribution in Ogden Utah and other locations with names Wm Lavings Geo F Cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ogden
Utah
25Th St
Geo. F. Cave
War
Mebc
Wark
Silker
Transfer table arrives for Southern Pacific shops in Ogden
The transfer table built at the Sacramento SFP shops has arrived in Ogden and will be placed in position at once. It filled four freight cars and will enable many dead engines to be serviced in the new shop, where four engines are already present. Temporary power will be used until the eastern motive machinery arrives. Structural iron work is underway to install shafting and the 75 horsepower engine, after which transferring machines from the old shop will begin. A double-head steel tire lathe has been received and will turn two wheels simultaneously, with more machinery expected daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Og Jden
SFP
Sacramento
Divorce case Fos ter versus Foster cited for contempt
In district court Judge Henry H. Rolapp heard cases including Frank P. Foster versus Goldelia Foster where a citation was ordered to require the plaintiff to appear and show cause for contempt for not paying money as ordered. The estate matters of Wm Crompton and Hannah Crompton issued letters of administration to Joseph F. Crompton with bonds noted.
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Henry H. Rolapp
Aivorce
Frank P. Foster
Goldelia Foster
Wm. Crompton
Joseph F. Crompton
Hannah Crompton
Probate matters in district court involve two estates
In the probate division two petitions for letters of administration were filed. Zephianah Camp died January 20 with an estate of about 5000 dollars, half cash and half real estate, widow and two children as heirs. Mary Montgomery died May 1875 leaving property worth about 3000 dollars. George S. Deanes represents N. Montgomery for administration.
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District Court
Zephianah Camp
Francis Caroline Camp
Idaho
Heywood & McCormick
Mary Montgomery
George S. Deanes
N. Montgomery
Mayor Harrison Cleared in Iroquois Theatre Fire Probe
Chicago judge orders Mayor Carter Harrison released from custody and absolves him of liability for the Iroquois Theatre fire deaths. The judge finds no evidence of his negligence and faults the fire safety violations by others. The mayor defends his appointees Musham and Williams as qualified and asserts the accusation against him is unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Tuthill
Roquoia Theater
Harrison
Associated Press
Musham
Willams
Chicago Fire Department
Sweenie
Guilders Club
Association of Architects
Partizan
Unian
Williams
Tuthil
Morton Sets Bowling Records In City Tournament
Morton scores 254 and 562 in a high profile bowling night as his team posts 2148 against Becraft’s 2007. Record single game and series broken, city record 254 and 562, while Morton’s squad also claims team best 831 in a dramatic, excitement filled event.
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Morton
Hecraft
Thomas
Fe FF
Becraft
Eesesse Seel
Willard Ane Penesantand Od
Todd
Wee Eeesawsqeesedil
Ives
Oe Senasoccaesslad
Poinsettia Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Lewis At Weber Club
A late yesterday luncheon in the Weber club rooms hosted by Mrs J B Lewis featured poinsettia decorations and delicately painted menu cards. Euchre prizes went to Mrs W W Dalrymple Mrs H H Spencer and Mrs D H Peery. Several guests attended and a note of burglary case involving Eberly appears with vagancy charge and a 30 day dismissal.
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Weber Club
J. 8. Lewis
WW. G. Dalrymple
Pretty Children Pretty Children
A Kentucky lawyer writes about expectant mothers using Mother's Friend and claims the last child appears healthier and prettier. He praises the remedy as the greatest and grandest for pregnancy.
Mothers Friend Aids Quick Pain Free Childbirth
An 19th century advertorial extols Mothers Friend for easing labor and reducing postdelivery dangers. It claims the preparation calms the mother, ensures a tranquil labor, and promotes a healthy recovery for both mother and child.
Woodmen of the World Dance Shown As Fifth in Series
A Woodmen of the World Degree Team No. 74 dance at Dignan's hall drew neighbors and members for a grand social event. Reception committee members Samuel Jost Henry Rosenbluth S A Lindh Robi Anderson Will Jackson and Hendry Silverthorn organized the evening and left nothing undone to ensure success.
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Dignan’s Hall
Samuel Jost
Henry Rosenbluth
S. A. Lindh
Robi. Anderson
Will Jackson
Hendry Silverthorn
M G O N A C L E T A V E Y WEDDING HONEYMOON CALIFORNIA
George F McGonagle and Edith F Tavey wed at 536 Twenty third street with close family present. The couple left on Southern Pacific No 3 for a month long honeymoon. The bride is from the Tavey family and active in city society and alumni events. The groom, a civil engineer for Southern Pacific, is expected to advance in his field. A Salt Lake Degree Team No 338 drill team performed at the reception, aiding in a fundraiser for Utah degree teams to attend the national head camp in Los Ames.
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George F. McGonagle
Edith F. Tavey
Twenty-third Street
Alfred Brown
Episcopal Church
Southern Pacific
West
H. C. Tavey
George
Supt. Scott
Rio Grande
Salt Lake
Simons
Association of Utah
W.D. W
Los Ames
Los Angeles
Lamoreauxs Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary in Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs P G Lamoreaux of Ogden Utah observed their 60th wedding anniversary during a visit to Minneapolis. The couple, aged 73 and 69, were feted by family at the home of their son Lowell Lamoreaux on Seymour Avenue SE with about sixty relatives attending a supper and reception. They were married in 1903 in New York, have eight children with six living, and report past business and lumberman work in Ogden and Chicago before settling back in Utah.
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Minneapolis Tribune
P. G. Lamoreaux
Minneapolis
Ogden
Tah
P. O. Lamoreaux
Birs
Lowell Amoreaux
Seymour Avenue
Maisie
Mr. Lamoreaux
Neapolis
New York
Mary S. Sprague
O. A. Lamoreaux
Lamoreaux
Washburn
Wrs
Lowell A
Chicago
William Rogers
Rogers
Miss Grace
Journey to Utah Prompted by Slaughter Allegedly With Grace
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trek toward Utah tied to a violent incident. Alss Grace is mentioned as accompanying the group, but details on who is involved or the purpose remain unclear.
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Utah
Dean's Ointment Promises Skin Relief
A vintage ad touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching skin diseases, urging readers to obtain it at any drug store to end misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
A Trip Around the World at Congregational Church
A program titled A Trip Around the World begins Friday January 29 at the Congregational Church to benefit the Ladies Aid. Attendees will visit Germany Japan France Italy Africa Spain and America as tours through a railroad ticket at Union Depot. Meals included at all stations.
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Bob
Congregational Church
Germany
Japan
France
Italy
Africa
Spain
America
Union Depot
New Cuban tariff act expected to start February
Havana reports the tariff act is to be promulgated soon with effect anticipated in early February. United States Minister Squires has conferred with President Palma and notified Washington about likely changes in the tariff. The plan raises Cuban duties carefully to preserve reciprocity with the United States and protect American trade.
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Havana
United States
Squires
Palma
Washington
Ten pretenders to Schilling's Best await shopper choice
Moneyback tells which is which at your grocer's. Consumers are guided to select the genuine Schilling's Best by a moneyback guarantee featured in the advert.
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Schilling
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claims Deafness Cure
An 19th century style advertisement argues deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It links catarrh to most cases, offers one hundred dollars for cure cases, and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Hall’s Family Pills from F L Achene y Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. L.acheney & CO
Toledo
Judge Septimus Hanna to Lecture on Christian Science
The noted Christian Science writer Judge Septimus J Hanna C S D of Boston will lecture at the Grand Opera House Ogden next Sunday January 8 at 8 p m The lecture titled Christian Science aims to correct impressions about the teaching and Mrs Mary Baker Eddy The event is free to the public with doors opening at 7 04 and no tickets required.
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Standard
Septimus J. Jlanna
Mother Church
First Church of Christian Scientists of
Boston
Mass
Ogden
Hanna
Grand Opera House
Mase
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Fife
Eddy
Additions Local and City Court Notes
Max Davidson undertakes large factory expansions to boost his growing trade. James Nevin sold his home at 751 Twenty Fourth street to Idella Farrell for 33000 and may relocate to Reno Nevada. In police court M J Edwards pleaded first offense drunkenness and was released. John Chipp received twenty five days. Frank Eberly faced vagrancy charges and implied burglary after admitting a trip to Terrace Nevada where goods were reported stolen from a car linked to John Scowcroft Bons Co.
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James Nevin
Twenty-fourth Street
Idella Farrell
Mr. Nevin
Reno
Nevada
M. J. Edwards
John Chipp
Frank Eberly
Terrace
Nev
John Scowcroft and
Bons Co
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Bancroft
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
W. L. Park
Wyoming
T. Buckingham
E. E. Calsvin
Galt Lake
Laramie, Hahn's Peak
Pacific Railway
Laramie
Grand Encampment
Wyoming Black Hills
Colorado Snowy Range
Rabbit Har Mountains
Sierra Madre Range
Seminnoles
Medicine Bow Range
The
Platte
Platte Valley
Rolapp
Iroquois
Hess
Poinsettia
Eberly
Wyayaa v
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Woodmen OF the World
ODDEN
Mrs. Pp
Eall Tesco Ee Eng
W. H. Wright
Max Davidson
Davidson
McCready
25Th Street
Washington Avenue
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