Ogden News Briefs and Local Notices From Page Five
Fragmented OCR notes show local items: marriage permits granted to Lila Fruviott and Elizabeth Stalbam, both of Ogden. a Ford orchestra hired for the season. drug store openings and sales promotions at Rathson and Dade drug stores. a court action involving Moroni Jensen vs W J Montgomery for $208.70 with interest. business travel mentions of A O Streat in Ogden and Provo. adverts for peanutines and soda water. upcoming openings and tours with ticket details. and a call to visit local hat shops and buy summer stock.
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Glenwood
Hag
Ford
Dats
Monlay
Jude
Radéon's
Thisfternoon
Georges Halverson
Moroni Jensen
W. J. Montgomery
Henry Frame
Ogden
Ammett Brothers
Temple
Marie Steeler
Salt Lake City
Opening Glenwood June 8 Debut and Local Notices
Opening Glenwood is scheduled for Monday evening June 8. Local items include a civil suit by George Walton against Rio Grande Western Railway for 8000 dollars for alleged personal injuries while in defendant's employ. Several community notices cover a cemetery monument unveiling, a Weber Stake Academy concert, and help wanted ads.
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Dan
Glenwood
George Wot
Rio Grande Western Railway
Hutt
Lixai
Thomas
Edward
Tessie
Dean
Allison
Weber
Ecadomy
Vaneeb
P. Hall
Omicera
Giwrdy
G. N. Qnd
Hughert Anderson
Charitan Wertin
Tout Brothers
Weber Stake Academy
Balt ‘Lake
Knoth
Rumsey
Carr
Denver Masonic leader shoots self amid despondency
F M Roberts former grand recorder of the Colorado Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen died by self-inflicted gunshot. Despondency over his failure to be reinstated is given as the motive. His successor M Miller was being installed in the office today.
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Denver
Trne
F. M. Roberts
Colorado Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Work
Mien
M. Miller
Civil Service Chief Examiner Resigns Findings and Promotions
Washington Civil Service Commission reports Chief Examiner Suyvan resigned and was recalled. The President announced promotion of Brink Higgins of Ohio to the examining division position. Mr Serven resigns to resume private life.
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Washington
H—O
Suyvan
Civil Service
Jay
Itt
Higgins
Ohio
Serven
Nis Ny Pritelien
Stone Quarries at Croyden Cause Injuries in Ogden
A Japanese section hand, employed by J P O Neil at the Croyden stone quarries, was brought to Ogden General Hospital after being crushed by falling rock. He speaks some English. accident occurred while working on road improvement near the quarries. Injury not serious but severe bruises reported.
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W. Hughes
Ogden
Croyden and Uiken
Ogden General Hospital
J.P. O'Neil
Nnn
Watson and Sister Found Guilty in Five Minute Jury Verdict
In a Utah District Court trial before Judge Kolupp, Robert, Lister, and William Watson were found guilty of robbery after a five minute jury deliberation. Key testimony tied Watson to the recovered $70.15 and the robbing incident on March 7, 1902. Sentencing set for next Tuesday at 10 a.m.
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Kolupp
Ele Spalding
Ban Richardson
Shames Mack
J.P. Rankiny H
T. Middleston
David M. Pingree
A. McLaren Boyle
M. Moore
Utah
Robert, Lister
Willian Watson
George Anderson
M.D. Lonsenger
Tobert
Leeming
Warship
Summit
Ogden
England
Dintah
Pincock
Chambers
Pender
E. A. Larkin
Crite
Watson
Sebring
Dbismet Miorney
Halverson
Fatally Injured Man David Pond Returns to Ogden
David Pond aged about fifty four, fatally injured when a hay load tipped over on him at Point Lookout yesterday. Remains to be brought to Ogden at 7 o clock tonight and taken to the residence of Mrs Farley, a sister. He leaves a daughter and three sisters in Ogden and several children in Denver.
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David Pond
Paint Lookout
Ogden
Farley
Fiid
Denver
Beautiful Grand Canyon of Yellowstone on Washington Avenue
A striking photograph titled Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is on display in Fred Masses studio window on Washington Avenue Boyd Dock. The work blends camera artistry and brushwork to recreate nature’s pristine colors. The West’s large picture, produced by Stimson of Cheyenne Wyoming, promises the critic’s praise from art lovers and collectors alike.
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Yellowstone
Fred Masses
Boyle Dock
Washington
Avenue
National Park
Stimpson
Cheyenny
Wyamug
The Jesuit Priests Mission at St Josephs Closes
Tomorrow evening concludes a highly successful mission at St Josephs with mass at 9 am followed by mass and sermon by Father Malconry at 8 30 am and solemn high mass sung by Father O Connor at 9 00 am. Abp baptism of converts at 4 00 pm and 7 30 pm closing exercises include rosary sermon benediction and papal benediction. Father Cushnahons sermon will crown the event and urge all to hear and receive the mission blessings.
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St. Joseph's
Malconry
Father O'Connor
Cushnahon
Railroad notes on Union Pacific track work and staffing
Union Pacific begins replacing frame bridges on the Wyoming division with steel structures and aims to complete the Centennial line before season end. Engineer Yt. D. Stewart surveys the final five miles into Centennial. Dickinson resigns as chief clerk. C. Adcock to succeed him. Canady resigns from Southern Pacific and moves to a new posting. Mrs. Canady stays in Winnemucca before joining husband.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
D. Stewart
Mann's Peak & Pacific Railroad
Centennial
Wye
Canady
Southern Pacific
Sulin
Onl
Thasily
Compulsory Vocabulary Proposal Dismissed at Telegraph Conference
Brigadier General Greely of the U S Army reported that the International Telegraph conference in Belgium withdrew its proposal after a log delay. The plan faced serious questions about its impact on business and national interests. The representative of the Associated Press noted the project would likely be killed, as he prepared to sail home tomorrow.
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International Telegraph Conference
Belgium
Briguilier
General Greely
United States
Associated Press
Tomarrow
Hanna seeks rest as senator denies a truth in report
The statement says there is no truth in the story about a rest for the senator. He has not decided destination but plans a break of two to three months if he travels. The note hints at travel through Wayothia County, Cleveland, phrased with uncertainty and local tone.
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Mendy A
Totlon
Caruce
Cormor
Washington
Cleveland
Tue Fe
Anna
Farope
Ilo
Iran
United States
Bteel Corporation Hia
Peculiar Fire Shatters Home at Farhan of Upney
New York dispatch reports a peculiar fire starting in a Farhan Upney home damaging property and nearly destroying it. An explosion on an overhead train line sparked by trolley wire energized the house. a heavy blaze spread to the roof as authorities battled flames and secured valuables belonging to the husband. Local scope notes indicate the loss is significant, with estimates around four hundred dollars.
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New York
Farhan
Upney
Parron
Carmerly
Parrot
Hier
Riga
Forest fires ravage northern Maine and Adirondacks
Reports detail widespread destruction across northern Maine and the Adirondacks with Paty tat Hopewell Lake and Glens Falls areas severely burned. Dozens of buildings lost, a new steamer and log destroyed, and a fire emergency funded to fight the blazes.
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Jung
Maine
Conlinn
Patytat
St. Tobn
N. i. Drine
Hopewell Lake
Tick River
Maier Wins Baltusrol Golf Club Title in UK Final
New York golfer Maier of the Baltusrol Golf Club beat Miss Taulise Vanterhoot in the metropolitan association final by four up with three to play, securing the coming year’s title.
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New York
Maier
The
Baltusrol Goltlub
Sharpion
Thn
Metropolitan
Assovis Lion
Misa Tauise Vanterhoot
Weather Affects Chicago Harness Race Card
Rain threatens the Chicago program with uncertain track conditions for the International handicap featuring Flying Torpedo and McCheaney. Torpedo starts as favorite, while McCheaney remains a strong but bogey starter as the field of horses lines up.
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Chicago
Apockilly
Trvarde
McCheaney
Dowbt
New York
Torpedo
Teenie
Ung
Alan White
Titelon Anpleby
Mi Fo
Ty Renting
Henwe
Review of Trade Weather Impacts and Textile Prospects
A historical trade roundup notes generally unfavorable weather effects and uneven demand. May earnings show mixed signals with modest gains in some sectors while textile industries stagnate as sellers resist lower cotten prices. U S steel output remains strong though iron market adjustments temper expectations.
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New York
Dune
Rodin’ & Co
Rade
Harn
Rae
Ager
Thay In Inc
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Fred M. Nye
Carr’s Drug Store
Alrayberties
Bastow ‘Brows Grocery
Init Fruviott
Hiabeth B.stalbam
Ogden Fily
Dade
Bot
Fae
Biel
Gs Fal
Streat
Todig
Provo
Ensingen
Exininion
Portland
Amt
Spokann
Ozark Linn
Evanston
Abgneidur
Guy
Inhoreray
Tivansion
Siperintendant
Ward
Mik Frappe
iBaneral Rerviers
Tinga
O'Reilly
Yonlay Sherning
Cabhalie
Leetnvn Amtras
Nash
Fickele Hue Sulinisy Sion
UL W
Civil: Service Commission
Ilas
Croyden
O'Neil
Sister
David Ponds
Point Lookout
Fred Massa
CG. T Dickinson
Union Pacific Company
Dayartanon
Rawlins
Jane
C. Adcuck
Cheyenna
Ainslas
Mix, Dickinson
Eynsten Atley
Arcttic
Hanna
Europe
Glens Falls
Adirondacks
Gov. Odelling
Tune
Pane
Learge Trauhia
Virador
Fal
Dulinean Ledy Pavater
Tivoli
N.V
Union Treas
Catonal de Poyster
Trea
War Department
Aclion
Calonel
Tidal Maida
Hamburg
Warights
C. D. Rasmussen
Tiarlem National Tantdicar
Review OF Trade
Iis
Stephens
Epicure
Lenin
Popes &O
Eee
Mott
le Herlor Tradn
Aml
Beitman Bros
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