Pantone Committed to Insane Asylum After Violent Outburst
Dominick Pantone was committed to the state mental hospital and moved to Provo for transfer. Deputies Jo Murphy and Officer Robert Burk escorted him, as he had deteriorated from a prolonged spree and later lashed out, raving in a padded cell at the county jail all Saturday night.
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Dominick Pantone
State Mental Hospital
Ds Jo Murphy
Robert Burk
Pantone
Poovo
We can’t go on we are spending more than we make
A man laments continual losses and asks for a solution while a woman suggests he should earn more. The dialogue hints at financial strain and a search for an easy fix to avoid ongoing trouble.
Mendelssohn Music Echoes Faith at First Presbyterian
Centenary service at the First Presbyterian Church featured Miss Biddle’s piano, Miss Elien H. Thomas’s soprano in Hear My Prayer, and Mr Saunders singing Elijah’s With All Your Hearts despite a cold. Rev Carver’s sermon reflected on Paul and Silas in prison, the power of song, and Mendelssohn’s life, urging faith as a source of joy and praise.
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Silie
Chia
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Silas
Ife
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Jana Bohn
Hamburg
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Poland
George Sani
Chopin
Wagner
Grindstone
Christ
Storm Ravages Midwest as Roofs and Glass Shatter
Electricians A. W. Lamb and George Dee of Cornell Bluffs recount a fierce blizzard raging from rain to snow and hurricane force winds. They report widespread damage to roofs and church spires, but railroad tracks remained intact and trains ran on time. Ogden saw clear skies and mild temperatures after nightfall.
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Dee
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Country
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Does Might Make Right Does Might Make Right
Reverend William Thurston Brown argues from the pulpit that brute force underpins industrial wealth and great fortunes. He warns that concentrated power harms workers and urges open accounting of wealth to expose its origins and ensure justice for all.
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William Thurston Brown
United States
Pilate
Brotherdooe
A Simple Sage Brush Hair Tonic Promises Cure
A vintage remedy describes sage brush tea and garden sage infusions as cures for dandruff and hair loss. Researchers claim wild sage contains stronger medicinal properties due to soil minerals. A newly developed odor free preparation allegedly guarantees scalp healing when directions are followed.
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North West
Rawhide Outlook Very Promising
Clayton Gannett of Salt Lake, en route to Rawhide, reports a flourishing mining camp with a bright yearly outlook. He notes strong properties, active development, mild winter, low snow, and a favorable open spring ahead.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Rawhide
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Second Complaint Filed in Ogden Robbery Case
District Attorney N J Harrin filed a second complaint in municipal court charging B G McGuire B KE Cramileett John K Garrett and James Fleming alias Doublin with robbery at the Apex saloon Ogden on December 11 1908. The case alleges Tob hed John Goff of 3460 taken while he stayed in the rooming apartments. The first three defendants were bound over after a preliminary hearing but the information in district court was defective for lack of place and the district attorney moved to amend, leading to dismissal of the case.
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B. G. McGuire
B. KE. Cramileett
John K. Garrett
James Fleming
Doublin
Apex
Ogden
Tob
John Goff
Portien
Murphy
Crart
Suspects Named in New Complaint After Filing
Saturday and immediately after filed a new complaint, Fleming is named as an alleged offender. The parties were planned under arrest but were released from custody on bonds of $500 each.
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Fleming
Babes in Toyland comes to the Grand tonight
Arrangements are complete for the appearance of Babes in Toyland at the Grand Theater tonight. The production features seventy actors, a full crew, and an orchestra, promising a sensational fairyland spectacle and broad appeal across audiences.
Some Queer Animals From Wyoming Region Describe New Creatures
A Wyoming newspaper describes several wild animals overlooked by naturalists. The Oogly Woo is a six legged creature that when chased will rise on end and spin to bore a hole in the ground and vanish. The Deadly Racaboar is a four legged animal with uneven leg lengths adapted for mountain terrain.
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Wyoming
Mysterious Rain and the One-Eyed Screaming Aemus Tale
A cryptic passage describes rain weaving around mountain peaks within four feet and captured by reversing its course. It mentions the One-Eyed Screaming Aemus as a bite inhabiting the highest summits, capable of cornering pursuers before swallowing itself.
Eight Teams Entered in Six Day Bicycle Race
Kansas City dispatch reports eight teams will start in the six day race in Convention hall tomorrow afternoon. Races run eight hours daily from 2:30 pm. Teams include Kramer and Moran New Jersey Fogler and Root New York Bardgett and Mitten Iowa Demara and Hill California Walker and Palmer Australia Wilcox and Senhouse Utah Wiley and Cameron New York Devonoviteh and Mackey Russia.
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Moran
New Jersey
Fogler and Root
New York
Bardgett and Mitten
Iowa
Demara and
Hill
California
Walker and Palmer
Australia
Wilcox and Senhouse
Utah
Wiley and Cameron
Devonoviteh and Mackey
Russia
Pueblo traveler Carl H. Stowe dies by self poisoning
The coroner ruled that Carl H. Stowe of Pueblo died by his own action after taking morphine in a Wichita hotel room. Earlier reports noted three prior suicide attempts, including an attempt to throw himself into the Arkansas River at Pueblo.
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Wichita
Ken
Carl H. Stowe
Pueblo, Cole
Arkansas River
Pueblo
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