Ogden items note licenses trips and local events
Ogden brief highlights a new marriage license for David Stone and Margaret Wright, campus notices and travel ads, and local incidents. Mentions Joseph Dignan's Salt Lake visit, May Fogarty's San Francisco return, and William Winslow complaint in Municipal Court. Also reports cantilla springs excursions, sheriff gifts, and a bear hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stone
Margaret M. Wright
Ogden
A I. Young
Western Bill Posting Company
William Winslow
Barrows Gro. Co
Misa May Fogarty
San Francisco
Jack” Fogarty
Engineers
Probate matters heard by Judge Rolapp in district court
In the matter of the estate of Frederick Zeimer deceased the petition for distribution to Anna Zeimer was granted. In the estate of Elizabeth Vans deceased the final account was allowed approved and settled. The decree of distribution to the sole devisee was referred to the clerk. In the estate of Mary Root deceased the petition for distribution was granted and so ordered.
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Rolapp
Frederick Zeimer
Anna Zeimer
Elizabeth Vans
Pio Fata
Mary Root
Damage suit filed against Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay
John Marrell through attorneys Henderson and MacMillan seeks 10 000 damages in a district court suit alleging industrial accident negligence at the Ogden factory. Plaintiff says a die in the wet pan crushed his left hand and fingers while he was a mixer, leaving him unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay Company
Henderson & MacMillan
John
Marrell
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
Wreck in Nevada Delays Westward Trains at Telasco
A freight wreck near Telasco Nev delayed westbound trains after a broken rail caused a derailment on train No 2. The Mammoth steam wrecking crane from Ogden cleared the obstruction by evening, allowing No 2 to reach Ogden late and No 6 to arrive two hours late. No injuries were reported.
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Telasco
Nev
Wells
Ogden
Senator Hanna Arrives in Cleveland for Street Railway Meeting
Senator Hanna returned to Cleveland from Newport to attend a key meeting of the Consolidated Street Railway directors. He plans to devote most of the coming weeks to preliminary work in the main campaign and is expected to stump the state.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Newport
Consolidated Street Railway
Rathbone Sisters Rally Through a Day of Mishaps at Oaks
The Rathbone Sisters picnicked with children in Ogden canyon at the Oaks. A boat scare in Power company reservoir prompted frantic mothers. A boy fell twenty feet from a pipe race and was rescued with head wounds. Shoes, purse, and a balking wagon added to the chaos. Despite mishaps, the group remained composed as rides resumed and horses finally moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
the Oaks
Ogden Canyon
Rathbone
Canyon
Coures
Huntsville
Fernlund
Utah Power Company
Fernland
Iil
White
Tom Steller
Tom Heller
Borgea
Sisters Confront Reluctant Horses In Evening Journey
The sisters repeatedly started their ride but the horses balked each time. After lively exchanges about noise causing the animals to object to singing, they persisted by pushing and walking and arrived home well after dark. A special meeting will be held to discuss handling horses that object to laughter.
Recaptured Boy Returns to County Jail After Escape
Alfred Saleen, a 15 year old confined in the county jail, slipped out for about three hours of liberty. He was found in the willows near Tenth street waiting for a train and brought back to custody. Prosecutors may drop the case against him and another boy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Saleen
Saleen
Reform School
Young Saleen
Cave
Sheriff Bailey
Sherif Belnap
Willows
Tenth Street
Oregon Port
Riot at Zion church as Boston meeting confronts Booker T. Washington
At Zion church Boston July 31 an attempt by about six colored people to question Booker T. Washington led to near riot conditions. Twenty five police were called, a policeman was stabbed with a hat pin, and a man opposed to Washington suffered razor cuts. Washington spoke for nearly two hours. Trotter and others arrested criticized the chairman’s ruling. The gathering was organized by the Colored Business Men's Association with William H. Jewis presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Zion Church
Washington
William Munroe Trotter
Lewis
Trotter
New England
Louisville
Colored Business Men's Association
William H. Jewls
United States
James McCormick Die At Brooklyn Home After Trading Career
James McCormick long time Gould Fish and Belden trader and noted art collector dies suddenly at his Brooklyn home aged 58. He worked on the stock exchange floor until yesterday and had told a friend he was going home to die. He helped bring many famous European artworks to American museums.
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New York
James McCormick
Stock Exchange
Gould, Fish and Belden
Brooklyn
Exchange
Europe
McCormick
Boy Dies After Suspected Poisoning in Springfield
George Crutchfield six years old of Bunker hill died after a store purchase for his mother. He complained of illness and tasted bitter candy given by a woman. An investigation is underway following a convulsion and death. family recently moved from St. Louis to Bunkerhill.
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Springfield
Jnly
George Crutchfield
Bunkerhill
Clutchfield
St. Louis
Surprise witnesses shake Jett and White trial in Jackson
Commonwealth Attorney Byrd introduced new witnesses in the Jett and White case at the Jackson courthouse. One witness testified he was not with Jett when Marcum was shot, while others supported Capt. Even about Jett and White’s movements during the killing.
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Cynthiana
Byrd
Jett
White
Jackson
Barney Schill
Marcum
Schiff
Lisbon Celebrates Constitution and Duke Birthday
In Lisbon July 31 officials marked both the constitution day and the Duke of Oporto’s birthday. The United States European squadron and Portuguese ships saluted from sea while Cintra hosted ministers. A luncheon aboard the Brooklyn for the Minister of Public Works was postponed indefinitely.
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Lisbon
Duke of
Oporto
Charles
Cintra
United States
Brooklyn
Sailors From Azores on American Ships Noted
The public is told that many Portuguese sailors, formerly from the Azores, serve aboard American vessels and as musicians on the flagship Brooklyn. It is reported the United States cruiser Chicago will sail to New York tomorrow for extensive repairs.
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Azore Islands
Brooklyn
United States
Chicago
New York
Taxing Raw Material Rumor Denied by Colonial Secretary
Manchester July 31 The idea of taxing raw cotton imports while cotton grown in the empire might be exempted alarmed Lancashire manufacturers. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain telegraphed that the rumor is absolutely untrue and he has publicly repudiated any such proposal to tax raw materials.
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Manchester
England
Great Britain
Lancishire
Chamberlain
Philadelphia team wins ten-wicket match in Glamorganshire
In Cardiff the Philadelphia team defeated Glamorganshire by ten wickets after Glamorganshire totaled 180 and Philadelphia 176. The Marylebone Club in London announced its cricket tour schedule, noting travel to Australia via Suez in September and no U S visit due to time constraints.
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Cardiff
Wales
Philadelphia
Glamorganshire
Philadelphians
London
Marylebone Cricket Club
Australia
United States
Suez Canal
Firing A Bic Gun At Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
The ten inch Brown segmental wire wound gun was fired again at Sandy Hook under Lieut General Miles and the board of ordnance. Earlier test blew off the breech block at 29 000 psi. A second test sent a 500 pound projectile far out to sea with slightly less than the service charge. Additional trials will follow until the maximum is reached with at least one hundred shots. Construction began in 1897 and has cost the government 33 006 dollars.
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New York
Miles
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
JQCL
Triumphs of Americans in the Philippines Report
San Francisco July 31 Dean Worcester Philippine commissioner arrives en route home to The Ford Vermont. Reports say cattle pest stamped out cholera and bubonic plague controlled insular government making permanent improvements financed by reduced import duties and a land tax aiding provincial and municipal revenues.
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San Francisco
Worcester
Philippine
Ford
Vermont
Ife
Family poisoned by sardines in Nebraska tragedy
The Ward family of Ballagh, Nebraska, were poisoned after eating sardines. Afr. Ward and two children are dead, a third child is dying, and Mrs. Ward will recover.
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Burwell, Neb
D. W. Ward
Ballagh
Ward
Prominent Politician Neynolds Dies in Chicago
Boone, Iowa attorney and Republican gubernatorial candidate Loran Welle Neynolds died in Chicago from complications after a paralytic stroke. The body will be moved to his former home tonight for Sunday funeral services.
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Chicago
Loran Welle Neynolds
Boone
Fire at Sobart Destroys Kiowa county Town Blocks
Fire in Sobart Kiowa-Comanche reservation yesterday destroyed four blocks of business structures including Citizens' Bank. Loss estimated at 100000 with insurance pending. Six injured during firefight and A W Kerr fatally hurt. Four men and a woman arrested on charges of starting the blaze.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Sobart
Citizens’ Bank
A. W. Kerr
Terrs
Kerr Dry Goods Company
Russians in Thibet claim by Cossacks march
Cologne dispatch reports that Russia after secret talks sought China’s OK for an ecological expedition in Thibet and sent hundreds of Cossacks to march through the region. Beijing denies any permission and urges caution without force.
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Cologne
Thibet
Hunssia
Asserfing
China
Disappearance of Mason John Blakely Linked to Death of Mother
New York July 31 news reports the mysterious disappearance of John Blakely a prominent thirty second degree Mason. His absence is tied to the death of his mother Mrs Mary Blakely and is blamed on possible melancholy. Pictures circulated nationwide and Mecca temple members travel to Salt Lake City to locate him.
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New York
John Makely
Mary Wh Clakely
Blakely
California
Mecca Temple
Salt Lake
Wool Market Report from St Louis July 31
Wool trading notes show steady bids across territories with Western mediums offered at fine and coarse lots. Prices listed include fine 16, coarse 12, and other grades near 13 to 16 per unit, reflecting stable demand in the St Louis market.
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St. Louis
Moros Cease to Struggle on Mindanao
Captain Jobs J. Pershing of the Fifteenth Cavalry announces that the Moros, about 100000 around the lake, are likely persuaded to seek peace with the United States after the expedition that crossed Mindanao. He says the region is now open and friendly relations are established.
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San Francisco
Jobs J. Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Mindanao
United States
Orient
Round Trip East via Union Pacific and Pacific Lines
Travel details show round trip fares from Ogden to Chicago 12.875, to St. Louis 67.00, to St Paul and Minneapolis 42.00, and to Omaha and Kansas City 55.00. Tickets available year round with stopovers at Denver and western points. sale period limited to 100 days from issue.
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Ogden
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Points West
Outing Excursion North via Oregon Short Line
One fare for the round trip from Ogden to all points in Utah Wyoming and Idaho. Tickets east west and north of Pocatello limited for 30 days south of Pocatello 15 days.
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Ogden
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Pocatello
Delinquent Stock Notices From Strong’s Canyon Water Co
Strong's Canyon Water Company lists the delinquent stock on June 8 1993 with assessment amounts next to each shareholder name. The notice cites Ogden City Weber County Utah as the principal place of business and identifies the stockholders facing collection.
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Wright
Strong's Canyon Water Company
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
Wwoodmanses
Samuel J. Russell Wes
J. Alma
Browning
al. J. Sullivan
Avanpuoa Ihi Pi
Margret Evans
Eeasda
John AfeUirath
John Merath Penta
John McGrath
Michal Hoscoa
AL W. Susan KB
Tussell
Eenee
Brainard
Board of Directors
Ofice
Waeblington Avenue
Ogden
L. F. Bratz
Washington Avenue
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Jasit Ulah
Stanchard Office
Fio
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Gastilla Springs
H.C. Wardleigh
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Lodee
Cantilla Saplings
Jones
Evanston
Castilla Springs
A. E. McKenzie
McKillip
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yMire
van Dyke
Tomorro
Holstand
iDre
Go A. Wherry
hJis
Edt Davies
Pearson
Terrace Ia
Ofter Blrey
Hroom
Holdredge
Neb
Atlantic City
Iowa
George Weasler
Express
Bailey
John Grow
Grow
Mr. Grow
Hevada
Peery Bros. Wheat
Trusty
Booker Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Illinois
Jett and White
Kentucky
Lancashire
Starnes
Philippines
Hobart
West
WOOL
MOROS
Spain
Union PO
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Oregon Short Line
Fred M. Nye
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