Gypsy Camps Tied to Ogden Murder Plot and Theft
Police link a gypsy camp near Ogden to the murder of Ryan and a planned robbery. A woman described as dull faced the crime and aided by her band. several suspects are sought as investigators follow a trail south. Officers pursue witnesses and a missing woman tied to the alleged plot and the husband’s alleged involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilinn
Ogden
Bur Mals van Federate
Anying
Ryan
Alanya
Tim
Nina
Fin
Anetha
Incite
Hazzard
Wnitl
Weber County
Two youths held in theft of Mrs Rehor rings
Detectives traced a network of clues to two young men Albert Williams and Trmnee McCart who stole two diamond rings valued around 400 dollars from Mrs. J. O. Rehor of 41 State Street. They lured by a girl involved with the house, and arrests followed as investigations tied the suspects to the disappearances and the weaving of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necrestia Privata Howse
Girle
Albert “Williams
McCart
Spessen
Mra. J
State Street
Wabash Rai Road
Salt Tateo
Trime Way
Torthia
Williams
Los Angeles
Poster
Enah
Thieves Held in City Jail for Prominent Indictment
Fragmentary text indicates two men were taken to the city jail after a pawnshop incident at Bde and Roh weet. One left with $30 and the other $35. both faced a charge of promt Inroeny, with threats of immediate action following.
Attorney Wanless Fined in Tampering Case
Attorney Will J. Wintens confirmed tampering with witnesses in a final trial. In a William Bridge matter, a motion for arrest of judgment was denied due to alleged error in the indictment. Judge Diehl ordered a $28 fine. Attorney Christensen represents the defendant and filed a motion for appeal to be decided Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Wintens
Diehl
Christensen
Divorce suits filed in district court recount cruelty claims
The report notes two divorce petitions filed Saturday in the district court. Ellen Vonder alleges abuse by her husband Bert Vonder, who called her liar and devil causing mental distress after their marriage in 1909. The other suit concerns Sophie Brown and George Blessing, with details unclear from the fragment.
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Ha District
Ellen Vonder
Abbert “Vonder
Uise
Sophie Browning
George Blessing
Cincinenati
Excursion plans and local incidents fill Salt Lake notes
Rev D Ay Brown and FF Z Lacan Jeava join an Ogden excursion party for an extended Yellowatan traverse expected to last several weeks. Other items report a street altercation on Rich ards street, arrests in Ogden linked to a five-man gang, and a death notice for Edward J Murray, a Salt Lake City railroad conductor. Smallpox quarantines persist with seven diphtheria deaths and a fever tally. Utahns earning honors include Ross Anderson joining the College of Physicians and Surgeons as an embryology instructor.
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D. Ay Brown
FF Z. Lacan
Jnin
Ogden
Hoy
North Temple
Ans
Tarshali
Tor Smith
Richards Street
Sir Luke Guy
Edward J. Murray
West Second Bowlh Sbrest
Yeslers
Marry
Salt Lake
Park City
Thomas Parking
Pocatelld
St Mark's Hospital
Kame
Manger
Sten
Salt Lake City
Utah Bay
Ross Anderson
Muati
Anderson
Dorigerty
A. C. Nelson
Young Man in Trouble Allegedly Implicated in Crime
Robert Shields of Tonleenvialy brought in by Sheriff Dar Cronin after aiding the warrant for Way Herron, accused of improper relations with a girl under age. Herron captured and returned. authorities insist he is innocent of the charge. In Eureka district No 5 the school roll shows 808 children aged 6 to 18, up about thirty from last year.
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Mireke
Taly
Robert Shields
Tonleenvialy
Herron
Willy
Dar Cronin
Tooele
Loss Tivo Fingers at Anderson and Sons Mill
Logan duly 1&-rey Benson, employed at Anderson and Sons mill, lost his right hand fingers in a saw yesterday. The index and middle fingers were badly lacerated, amputation required. Tris Runga and Caldwell attended the injured man. Aaron Farr returned from Mexico after months tending Moses Thatcher’s interests and selling cattle. Thatcher aims to close Mexican interests soon. Farr eyes buying or growing a ranch as prospects improve with rain and cautious optimism about the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Hat
Tetnus Treated Successfully at Hospital in York
Reported by Nese York on July 20 that several tetanus cases were treated with antitoxin injections after infections progressed to lockjaw. Physicians describe the procedures as a marvel for ending the deadly poisoning, with one noted patient widely known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nese York
Tie Th Hospital
Owly
John Bohes
Wiby
Wisconsin man joins Madison doctor in health study
Benedict of Madison Wiss July 20 picks Hamilton G Timberlake of the University of Wisconsin as patient. A white Abitheo aged 0 years, recently married for a few weeks, died yesterday from heart disease.
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Madison, Wiss
Hamilway G. Timberlake
Lhe
University of Wisconsin
Horse steps on dynamite stick in Treston incident
In Treston New Jersey on a July day, a horse stepped on a dynamite stick held by the riders James TL Romninn and others. The explosion blew off a harness hoof and shattered a gas vehicle window. No occupants were injured.
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Treston
N. J
James TL
Romninn
Sunday at Sagamore Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt did not attend church yesterday staying at Sagamore Hill in company with Mayray Butler of Columbia University and Dr Taumbert his longtime physician and friend. The day was dismal and the persistent storm continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Slcharlas Mayray Butler
Columbia University
Taumbert
Sagamore Hill
Train Fatality Near Avondale Claims Two Lives
An unidentified pair of men were struck and killed by a passenger train near Avondale yesterday. Earlier reports described the incident as disagreeable and involved the Ulneb Episcopal community. Authorities investigate the accident and identify the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cihlnnati
Leuls
Willan Murrand
Avondale Yeaterday
Fire Chief Edwant Hughes Killed in Louisville Incident
Louisville fire chief Edwant Hughes, a veteran of the department for 25 years and a firefighter for over cinco decades, was killed yesterday at noon in a trolley incident. He was widely known as a calm, principled leader with a long service record.
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Louisville
Edwant Hughes
Mtr
Hughes
Louisville Ave
Armonk Village Ordered Wiped Out by Court
New York reports that the court at White Plains orders eviction of squatters from watershed land owned by the city in northern Westchester. The village of Armonk in North Castle is to be wiped out with about 20 villagers receiving notices from watershed commissioners.
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New York
White Plain
City of
Wentchester County
Armonk
North Chatlo
Villagora
General 1de Returns to Manila
Gen 1de returns to Manila after a month at his home in St Johnsbury Vicity20dage Henry Ide of the Philippine mission has enjoyed his homeward voyage aboard the Coptic sailing from San Francisco after six months leave. He reports excellent health and plans to resume duties promptly.
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St. Johnsbury
Henry
Ide
Philippine Vomission
Hag
Lightning Strikes Frackville Mine Wounding Miners
In a July thunderstorm at Frackville a bolt hit Cryata Run Coal Company workings, shocking several miners. The Mam moth vein slope rails rose nearly 400 feet, with electricity shocking another section a half mile away where over a score of miners were at work. They were all shackled but badly injured.
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Pottsville
Pas
Frackville
Cryata
Amt
Evangelist Sermon At Greenwood Park Rampage
Rev Seth Rees of Chicago spoke at Greenwood Park holiness services, urging listeners to imagine a liquid hell awaiting backsliders. His fiery message warned that the damned face eternal brimstone, while attendees contemplated the sermon with mixed understanding and fear.
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Andianapolia
Ind
Seth ©. Rees
Chicago
Greenwood Park
Knoxs
Ac Wesley
Jail mob frees negro prisoner amid unrest at Brooklyn jail
A mob tore into a Brooklyn jail near East St. Louis, freeing Williams Carter, a black prisoner, as Village Marshal Speed fled to St. Louis with Carter for safety. No other prisoners were harmed. the incident interrupted by riotous chaos and shattered doors. The scene followed a tense night as locals clashed and the mob sought the escape. The report also notes King Edward VII’s royal visit schedule to Ireland with planned stops across four provinces and key towns, including Dublin, Mount Stewart, Bangor, and Cork, ending with a departure from Queenstown.
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Sh. Lantisy
Brooklyn
East St.Louis
Assail Om
Williams Carter
Fay
Speed
Rouminhout
St Louis
London
Edward
Gurer
Alexandria
Bangor
Buerana
Lough Will
Lon
Londerry
Killary
Marble
Linnea
Galway
Beechhaven
Ordey
Qavonstown
Cork
Queenstown
Schwab Plans Colorado Trip to Seek Health in Airy Climate
New York reports Charles M Schwab aims to escape publicity and media questions by traveling to Colorado Springs for several months. Mrs Schwab will join him, while Schwab steps back from steel holdings and leadership roles, with plans to resume duties upon return.
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New York
Lhontie
Charles M. Schwab
Atdl Lrust
New Yorker
Met
Colorado
Apul Vegain Hia
Che Poy
Behwall
Toretta
Pittehung
Coloma
Schwab
Schwials i
Toretfy
Hough Steel
Stool Corporation
Steel Company
Sehwah
Dior
Corner Stone Laying at Concord Church
Today at Concord New Hampshire the cornerstone of a new edifice funded by Mrs Tikiy was laid at 2 PM. Rev Mary Baker Eddy delivered the address for the ceremony of the First Church of Christ Scientist with prayers, readings, and a dedication prayer invoking Christian Science and faith in God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ, Scenetist
Concord
New Hampshire
Mary Baker G, Eddy
Tikiy
Church of Christ, Sciantitity Concord
KNFH
Tommorrow
Mary Barer G
Eddy
Mannais
Whistler's Death Details Emerge From Letters and Portrait Claims
The article recounts James McNeill Whistler's death by heart disease, noting his health decline after a May portrait session with Canfield in London. It mentions his West Point years, a self-described strong yet sensitive temperament, and remarks from Charles L. Efrer about Whistler's intense American connection and lingering studio discussions in Paris and New York.
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New York
James I McNeil Whistler
Richerd A. Canfeld
Whistler
Canfield
London
Crnfield
Saratoga
Lothe
Holland
Charles L. Efrer
Detroit
Uf Whipbler
Gari
Paris
Meiseve
Aldo
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Sagamore
S.S
Sheber
SWIFT
Atlanta
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S.J. Burt & Bros
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Dely
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Sumie
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Patiance
West Point Life
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