Local notices and ads from Ogden area crowd paper
A jumble of local items reports a colored youth Arthur Thomas in custody, barn fire near J. W. Shurtliff, sale of Utah Legislature session laws, fresh fish at Armour market, canning berries at Barrows, plus couponing, a brake man investigation, a vagrancy conviction for Dick Campbell, and a trial of John Jackson for disturbing the peace. Also mentions excursions to Balt Lake and a reader advertising contest at Wright's Store.
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Utah
J. W. Shurtliff
Barrows Gro. Co
Dailey
Southern Pacific
U ' Clock
Armour Market
Utah Exhibit Efforts for St Louis Fair Detailed
Salt Lake meeting of Utah commission members led by Chairman L. W. Shurtliff reviewed Director General Whitaker’s July report. Plans include agricultural horticultural apiary grains and fodder exhibits with space contracts in mines metallurgy and agricultural buildings and calls for mining company correspondence to obtain minerals and information for display.
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L. W. Shurtliff
Utah
Salt ‘Lake
Commission
Shurtliff
Sam Newhouse
T. Whitaker
Whitaver
Salt Lake
City
Chainman
Bookkeepers' Association
Onyx
Silk Commission
Utah Art Institute
Alice
St. Louis
Chicago
Utp
Music crowd fills Lester Park for 2UE night event
A lively evening at Lester Park drew crowds for a 2UE music night with multiple acts and broad audience participation. The informal party atmosphere suggested strong community turnout and festive energy throughout the event.
Grand officers to elect new leaders of automotive engineers
In Cleveland on July 3 30 a meeting of the grand officers of the Brotherhood of Automotive Engineers will choose a new grand chief and assistant grand chief to Buc cent V M Arthur and A 2B Youngson. His last minute nomination of IL 4M Shay at Youngstown will not affect the selection as the board had no chance to consider it before the grand chief's death.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Automotive Engineers
Buccent
V. M. Arthur
A. 2B. Youngson
Youngson
Deir
Shay
Youngstown
Board of Grand Officers
RETURNS FROM AN OUTING ON MOUNTAIN TRIP
The Bigelow party including wife Doris Dorothy and W H Meal returned from a Southern Wyoming and Northern Utah outing. They left mid month and traversed the Wind River range and Black Fork, reaching elevations near 10,000 feet. The trip renewed their health and offered grand scenery and mountain climbing opportunities.
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Bigelow
Dorothy
W. H. Meal
Wyoming
Utah
Wintsh Range
Middle Fork
Black Fork
Water Diversion Plan Aims 2000 Acre Irrigation West of Ogden
W G Wayment and two others post notices claiming thirty second feet of Weber River water in township six west of Ogden. They plan to divert by pumps flumes and pipes for domestic and irrigation use. About 2000 acres in townships 6 7 and adjacent areas would be irrigated.
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W. G. Wayment
Weber River
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Death of Insane Man in State Asylum
County Clerk Hollingsworth was advised by Assistant Physician Calder of the State Insane asylum of the death at that place yesterday of Peter J. Peterson sent there from Deden. The couple, arrested in April 1902 near Ovden with two children, were deemed insane and sent to the asylum. Peterson died while ill after refusing food as nourishment was forced on him.
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Hollingsworth
Calder
State Insane Asylum
Peter J. Peterson
Deden
Emma
Ovden
Omaha
Irrigators Restrain North Fork Ogden River Water Use
In district court Liberty Irrigation company sues William Smith Joseph Southwick John St. John Robert Montgomery and William Oram over rights to the North Fork Ogden River. A restraining order was issued and served last night preventing defendants from using the creek waters.
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Liberty Irrigation Company
Wm. Smith
Jos
Southwick
St. John
Robt
Montgomery
Wm. Oram
Night at Lester Park Pavilion Draws Small Admission
A brief notice invites attendees to Lester Park pavilion tonight with admission set at 25 cents. The item suggests a lively evening but provides no additional event details or organizers.
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Lester Park Pavilion
Bribery Indictments For Five Chicago Sanitary Inspectors
Chicago July 30. Grand jury returns indictments against five sanitary inspectors for accepting bribes. Among those named is John Kelly assistant chief sanitary inspector and former president of the Chicago Journeymen Plumbers Union noted as a prominent labor leader.
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Chicago
John & Kelly
Kelly
Chicago Journeymen Phimbers’ Union
Indian relics found near Forest Home cemetery
Workmen uncover five Indiana skeletons or remains underground at Forest Home cemetery in Chicago. From ornaments utensils and weapons recovered authorities believe the individuals were chiefs or persons of importance among Indian tribes.
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Chicago
Nly
Forest Home Cemetery
Indiana
Husband Mistakes Wife For Burglar in Fulton Killing
Charles Binford fatally shoots his wife in Fulton Kentucky after mistaking her for a burglar. The incident occurred early today during a burglary scare, leading to confusion as the burglar escaped.
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Fulton, Ky
Charles Binford
Massachusetts Murder Ends in Chelsea Duel
Anthony Montanino of Boston was pursued and captured at Chelsea after a duel with Joseph Corso. Corso was stabbed to death in the quarrel that sparked the murder.
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Nevere
Mass
Anthony Montanino
Boston
Chelsea
Joseph Corso
Woman Ends Two-Year Chains After Unusual Operation
A 20-year-old woman at Roaley 1 Central Must hospital underwent a rare procedure to remove body chains worn for two years. Medical staff found the flesh had grown around the links, hiding them beneath skin and required careful, individual removal of each chain segment.
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Vienna
Roaley
Central
Sailor Dies of Suspected Yellow Fever After Havana Arrival
New York reports Almon Smith, a sailor who arrived aboard the Havana from Vera Cruz five days earlier, died today from suspected yellow fever after a two day hospitalization. The ship sailed again before health officials were notified. no other sickness was found aboard.
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New York
Good music night at Lester Park for 25 cents
A brief halftime event at Lester Park features live music and a low admission price of 25 cents. Attendance enjoying a lively atmosphere with positive reviews of the performances.
Strikers Return to Work After Union Recognition Granted
New York July 58 Drivers of the New York Transfer Company resume work after a strike yesterday as their demand for union recognition is granted.
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New York
New York Transfer Company
Immigration Service to Appoint a Limited Number of Women
An official statement indicates the civil aviation commission will select a limited number of women from eligible lists to serve as matrons in the immigration service, pending appointments by the commission.
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Washington
Telyou
Immigration Service
Wife Acquitted as Husband Is Given 25 Years in Chicago Verdict
The Wiltrax trial over the murder of Paul Parzkowski ends with John Wiltrax convicted and sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary while Elizabeth Wiltrax is acquitted. A motion for a new trial was immediately entered as the case drew wide attention from the fort.
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Chicago
John
Elizabeth Wiltrax
Paul Parzkowski
John Wiltrax
Elizabeth
Wil- Tras
Defense Witness Denies Previous Testimony
After taking the stand for the defense, the witness denied all prior testimony given earlier.
Irregular Stock Market Dips Then Rallies
New York July 30 irregular trading marked the first hour with many standard stocks softening. Evansville & Terre Haute preferred fell 12 points to 79. Atchison led a late rally as short interest shifted. Westinghouse and Pacific Coast issues dropped while a late upswing in Atchison helped lift overall sentiment.
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New York
Alchison
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohie
St. Paul
Louisville & Nashville
Atchbison
Amalgamated Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Evansville
Terre Haute
Boston
Philadelphia
Atchison
Rock Island
Clarg
Westinghouse Tommaen
Pacifie Coast
Evansville & Ferre Haute
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Relics at St Seraphim Monastery in St Petersburg
July 30 report from St Petersburg describes the exposure of the relics of St Seraphim at the Saroff monastery, attended by the imperial family and pilgrims. The ceremony features grand Easter church rites, a silver casket display, and a canonization act dating from January 29.
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St. Petersburg
Saroff
Sa- 10Ff
Holy Synod
Prakeer Moshnia
Aia
Seraphini
Addes Isrusgerthodos Eutemnlar
St. Seraphiars
South
Rutsant
Amit 14
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Washington Ave
iMoney
C. GO. Richards, Jr
Eccles
Arthur Thomas
Reform School
Skeen Ard Burrows’ Feed Store
Washington Avenue
Sarah Rowley
Rock Springs, Wyo
Dick Campbell
Black Hills
Campbell
Weatherby‘s
Lewis Coal Yard
Pender
G. A Butterwood
John Jackson
Jones
John Hamner
Bagley
W. J. Maginnis
Pefoney
Geo. J. Kelly
Balt Lake
Rio Grande
Traina
Yiail
Wright's
Utah Commission
Whitaker
Lester Park
2Ue
Peery Bros. Wheat
A. P. Bigelow
Party
Ogea
Peter Peterson
Weber County
Ogden River
Wright’s
Massachusetts
D. Ofh
ST. Saraphim
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