Mrs Phoebe Carr Dies After Paralytic Stroke in Ogden
Mrs Phoebe Holdsworth Carr widow of George W Carr dies Saturday at 8 30 p m from a paralytic stroke at 2313 Grant avenue She was born in Bradford England Sept 26 1843 came to America at four lived in St Louis before returning to Utah and settling in Ogden Married George Carr March 7 1863 He dies She is survived by children H J Smith Salt Lake Thomas H Carr Mrs Emily Russell George E B Carr Arden Mrs Amelia Jackson Joseph W Carr Salt Lake and nineteen grandchildren Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m from the Thirt ward chapel 3313 Grant Viewings offered today 1 to 9 p m and tomorrow 10 a m to 1 p m Interment in city cemetery.
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Phoebe Holdsworth Carr
George W. Carr
Glen
Grant Avenue
Bradford
Yorkshire
England
Utah
America
St. Louia
Carr
Ogden
George Carr
Qideo
Care
Storman
Relief Society
Weber Siake
H. J. Smith
Salt Lake
Thomas H. Carr
Emily Russell
George EB. Carr
Arden
Amelia Jackson
Joseph W. Carr
Salt
Larkin
Thirt Ward
Card of Thanks for Mrs. T. Thaker burial assistance
A brief card of thanks from Mr. Ie Eirore and Maud Yorel to those who offered care, singing, and speaking at the burial of Mrs. T. Thaker. The notice lists Baker and others among the thankees and mentions advertising context.
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Ie Eirore
Mwei
Baker Maud Yorel
Jail inmate attempts suicide by head impact
A county jail inmate attempted suicide last evening by charging his head into a cell wall. Sheriff T. A. DeVine arrested him yesterday morning. The inmate sustained minor injuries treated by Dr. A. A. Rolduson and was placed in a padded cell.
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J. EL Ticide
T. A. DeVine
A. A. Rolduson
Delegation Heads to Utah Grand Lodge Convention
A large Ogden delegation departed this morning for Salt Lake City to attend the Utah Grand Lodge convention. The program includes open sessions, a parade, a ball game between Salt Lake and Park City Elks, and a schedule of addresses and concerts with officers to be elected Tuesday.
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Ogden Fily
Hark City
Denver
Frank Hendershot
Orten
Walter Jensen
Eureka
W. D. Richardson
Park City
James Reansy
Provo
George F. Metronagte
Salt Lake
J. 11
Knauan
Onder
Louis Merriam
Chairiman
Forelood
Hd Olsen
Oxden
Christensen
W. C. Crawford
Proto
Tt. M. Homman
Qeden
Theodore Ganser
Ole Treiber
W. N. Nightingale
A.C. Conberra
H.L. Packer
Ogden
J. W. Deighton
Nituat
James Don
J.B. Fuller
Eureza
Prank Codbe
George Huss
Ofen
James DeVine
W. Zeller
James Byene
Par Chy
George Owen
Dudiciary — FE
A. Mitchell
J. B. Morton
Philly Kohn
Hoy Packer
Dennie
W. C. Camn
Sen
Ib K. Miller
1. C. O. F. Hall
Monesty Wan
Elka
John Culley
Ildpe
Ball Park
Elks
Seamen Describe Fierce Skagerrak Battle Off English Coast
A seaman from a leading battleship recounts the Skagerrak engagement on a clear afternoon as Admiral Beatty’s squadron closes with the German fleet. The Lion fires first, heavy fighting lasts five hours, ships zigzag at 6000 yards, shells explode, and despite losses the British ships press the fight and press the Germans to retreat.
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England
Seaman
Skageray
Admiral Beatty
Lion
Tria
Sus Gaa
Battle cruiser sinks after heavy shelling in Kaiser clash
Dispatches recount the sinking of the battle cruiser under German fire with more than 1000 souls lost including Admiral Hood. Indefatigable fell to enemy fire and Queen Mary also submerged. seven crew saved. Reports from the east coast note damaged ships returning to port and crews describing “hat work.”
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Yoala
Crita
Worelain
Admiral Hood
Battle Cruiser
Tandon
Pobla
Peg O' the Ring Comes to Foun at the Oracle
Peg O the Ring comes to Foun tomorrow and Wednesday at the Oracle, inviting audiences to see her in a stage appearance. The brief notice emphasizes dates and venue.
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The
Oracle
Politicians Silent Amid Convention Preparations
Chicago reports uncertainty and restraint as the Republican and Progressive national conventions near opening. Managers weigh strategies, with aides forecasting a long, contested race and efforts to reunite the party behind a Wilson challenger.
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Chicago
Arid Hite Toaterk
Tonk
Big Gama
Matehose Omineta
Teiday
Wilson
Beat
Aegublican
Tole Wan
Debustes
Watt
Wuphes
Teutonic Losses in Big Battle Reported
Teuton losses in a large battle are reported with many survivors rescued by steamers and Scandinavian ships. German crews claim comrades floated for hours without food or water and then went insane, with several torpedo boats and submarines sunk by British shells. The report cites Copenhagen sources and the Exchange Telegraph company.
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Grace Cunard
Francis London
Ford
Uesday
Jutland
Colossal
Oracle
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Testa
Fotes
Oollen
London taxicabs idle as drivers join the colors
In Tondon on June 5 five thousand taxicabs sit idle because many drivers have joined the war effort. Authorities plan to permit women and discharged soldiers and adolescents to operate them.
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London
Scotland Yard
Tondon
Aatiorn and
Addlera
Coast reports on Baltic naval movements drift ashore
An early report describes steamers arriving as the coast of Jutland is touched. It notes German cruisers operating along the Courland coast near Riga have been withdrawn and a large squadron of destroyers patrolling the southern Dal is not sighted this week.
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Jutland
Scandinavian
Courland
Riga
Dal
Chinese Warning American Investors in Peking Notes
Tang Shaoyi and other revolutionists in Shanghai wired to Mr Relnsch in Peking and to the American State Department warning Americans against funding the Yuan Shikai government. They questioned the validity of a loan negotiated by Wellington Koo with Lea Wieginson & Company. Shaoyi warned that the Peking government is not legally established and cannot contract any loan in China's name.
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Peking
Holland Plans Expanded Universal Military Service
The Hague reports ongoing training of Dutch troops with no end in sight. A new bill seeks to extend human material and relieve militia levies by universal service up to age 34, following a July measure that broadened service for those who avoided duty.
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Hague
Netherlands
Holland
Volue
Halland
Landwehr
Duluth Businessman Captain Clow Found Dead
In Duluth near Fond du Lac the body of Captain Duncan J. Clow, aged 81 and president of Clow and Nicholson Transportation, was found with a bullet wound near the heart. He was a well known figure in lake transportation and his death is described as despondent. A separate note indicates Julia La Rose of Lakeview in Duluth took poison in the Victor Hotel room 146 12 West Second Street, leaving a brief message to her former husband John Manten.
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Duluth
Mian
Duncan J. Clow
Clow and Nicholson Transportation Company
Fond du Lac
Clow
Captain Clow
Lake Transportation
Balt Lake
Julia la Rose
Autelda Yeaterday
Dotel
Weat Second Houth Street
John Manten
Mile Lance
Woman Found Unconscious After Poisoning Attempt
A woman was found unconscious in her room at about 10 o clock. Dr Spramne learned the poison had been swallowed hours earlier and that recovery was hoped. Police were notified and the woman was taken to the emergency hospital where she died at 11:50 after failing to regain consciousness. The body was sent to the morgue for customary funeral arrangements.
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H. 2
Spramne
Eprarus Sit
Taylor & Co
Pendize
Landsturm of 1917 Called Home From Abroad
London dispatch reports that members of the German landsturm of 1917 serving abroad have been ordered to return home immediately. The force includes trained soldiers and larger age ranges of men who have received military training.
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London
Reuter
Zurich
Baya
Landstur
Landsturm
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Mother Hubbard
Neigweds
Ogden Furniture, Co
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Gats Borden
Agle Draxd
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