Fragmentary trial recounts dog license dispute and alleged assault
A partial court record describes Guid lie denying ownership of a dog and WL claiming she kept a noodle dog at home. She says she did not refuse to pay a dog license but would not pay to Mr Harrid. Judy testifies of a violent altercation, twisting a limb and rough handling. The court released defendants on their own recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T WeFvenman
May Alexandar
Didge Mkphy
Harris
Newing
Treeman
Guid Lie
Harrid
Judy
Mng
Henlva
Lodge debate over Elas Club house purchase and plans
A four member committee was formed to view sites for an Elas Club house and push the purchase within a short period. The lodge expects to spend between 45000 and 60000 with full amenities, aided by a current fund over 11000 and member growth. The new committee includes Exalter Ruler Goven and Trustees to secure land and finalize arrangements, with plans to minimize disruption to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umuatioa
C. A. Hoyd
Hy Balding
Ogden
Goven
J. A. Howell
T. A. Willen
T. W. Jones
Parthage
Iurgey
Jodge
Tharefora
Walter Fo Ianke
Relic of the Pioneer Days in Ogden Revealed
The article recounts the 19th century home of Capt James Brown in Ogden Utah, built circa 1809 with labor from Moroni and early Mormon settlers. It notes Brown’s role as first settler, crusty details of construction material costs, and memories of the Brown family as the house nears obsolescence for a modern residence. It preserves local history of Utah settlement and contrasts past hardship with present redevelopment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinon Waahington Avenue
Lyn Dopens Jong
Brown
Twenty-eighth Street
Polot
Salt Lake City
Theibuilder
Jomes Brown
Ogden
Utah
Capthroan
Trigham Young
Silake City
Anit
Californsia
Thim Elty
Mis' Bon
Hvelian
Frovo
Boxan
Araphionus
Moroni
Struth
Flollon
Finiahed
Ogden Discrimination Fight Over Bamberger Fares
City officials press Bamberger railroad for uniform one half fare from Weber district to Ogden and Salt Lake, demanding Saturday excursion rates and parity with Layton and Layton to Ogden routes. Officials cite promises by railroad representatives and pressure the Weber club to act. City meeting set to decide next moves as protests grow.
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Bamberger Railroad
Kaysville
Ogden
Bamberger
Batoberger Railroad
Weber Club
A. R. Heywood
Wrber Club
Meetlig
Gzilen
Arlt Toke
Kaysvilles
Kayayile
Salt Lake
Saltike
Layton
Salt“Lake
Ogien
Woods Gress
Three year olds race amid muddled scrawls and names
A garbled report notes a three year old race with tangled text. Mentions include distant terms like distan and Nasaliet and several scratched or garbled names such as Maher and Whittney. The fragment lacks clear outcomes or readable entities.
Montana Kid Robbed City Desk of Fifty Dollars
The so called Montana Kid confessed to entering a city business desk where money was kept in a cage and stealing about fifty to one hundred dollars. He allegedly said he needed money to leave town and had plans to flee after obtaining the cash. Police pursued but he remained at large, with reports noting his possible Salt Lake upbringing and faint ties to a respectable family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Dee
James Taylor
Dee
Brown
Paler
Montana
Hanes
Mauteng
Itd
Miggraca
Oriests
Salt Lake
Traveler Stricken Crossing Rocky Mountain Pass
A Kansan City traveler, J. H. Ballpmere, was struck down while crossing the Rocky Mountain pass near Marshall Pass Colorado yesterday morning. He grew worse until, upon reaching Ogden, he was unconscious. He held a return ticket from Kansas City to Ogden as officials of the U C T organization intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Pass
Colorado
J.” H.ballpmere
Kansan City
Ogden
Kansas City
Hith
U. C. T.organization
Unclear fragment hints at a hotel incident and medical inquiry
A garbled report describes a medical condition and a hotel setting where an individual was taken for treatment. It mentions a doctor, semi conscious states, and speculation about poisoning or altitude effects, with references to a Mr Belle and a traveler named Alek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hualy
Failier
Alek
Kampy City
Urayaie
Belle
Suthy Weston Cwlintry
Alleged Forger Caught in Ogden After Cross-Country Chase
James Browning, an alleged forger with multiple aliases, was captured in Ogden after passing bogus checks from Union Pacific between Omaha and Ogden. Authorities, including Sheriff 8, B. Wilson and Sheriff McCourt of Portland River, traced him to a barbershop. Browning was arrested and jailed after confirmation. Local investigators found no corroborating evidence of further crimes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Browning
Omaha
Ogden
Ohla
B. Wilson
Tynd
McCourt
Oren River
Shiri Wilson
Elty
Calug
Salt Lake
Gerles
Green Hiver
Salt Lake City
Sheri Wilson
Sir Veillame
Wade
MaCourt Avin
Trnoy Alver
Higman Thiy Oventog
New Buildings Erected Amid Demolition and Remodeling
Local notices report J G C Jones commencing remodeling on Twenty sixth street between Jefferson and Mud River Road and a 1 story residence on Qualvy avenue between Twenty eighth and Twenty seventh streets with cost around 1000 dollars. J Gilllell begins airp etition of a home on Twenty fifth street between Monroe and Quincy avenues. work to finish about March 3. Mrs George Maule estate to begin stage theater renovations next week on Twenty first street between Grant and Lincoln avenues to expand a modern playhouse.
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J. GC
Jones Kee
Jefferuon
Monroe
Quincy
Tharesdynca
George Maule
Grant and
Lincaih Avenues
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Fred M. Nye CO
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M.M. Wykes
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Yeport
Voncerk
Grau Ave
Ios
ELAS
Twenty-Ninth Street
Pune
Coureg
Ureld
Sull
Lake Rota
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Raturn
Salt
Lake
Kayayllle
Mir
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Bamberger Rail
Rong
Sandown
Angin
Lemlerg
Whittney
Traveler
Wrights
Ken Summer
Oaden
Hetara
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