Ogden Advertisements and Enlistment Notes in Ogden Daily
Local notices show army enlistment reports from yesterday in Ogden with names such as David Gelasco and Robert McAllister, plus details on new branch plans for Ogden Packing and Provision Co in California. Also listed are ottoman ads for ice and coal, book releases, Kodak services, and marriage licenses for Arthur D. Bellingham Mary J Tackett and Howard J. Lee and others.
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Warehead
Price
Monson
Unela Bam
Cacne
Iely
Ogden
David Gelasco
Buod
Robert MecAlliater
Srillery Cope
White Cloud
Fons Coal & Ice Ce
Talmage Book
Jesus He Crist
Bramwells
Crownlog Hrns Co
Hudson Ave
Kodak
Iifornia
Jensen
Ogden Packlog & Provision Company
Nates
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Paul Wo. Stecher
A. H. Gross
Jury Disagrees in Davis Move Litigation
The trial of Joh C. Davis against R A Moyen over partnership accounting ended with jurors unable to reach a verdict after an all night deliberation. Judge J A Howell accepted the deadlock and discharged the jury. Separately, Ogden City versus Frank Adachi adjourned as jurors could not agree on liquor license charges. The case will be renewed for trial.
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Joh C. Davis
R.A. Moyen
J. A. Howell
Ogden City
Frank Adachi
Wn. J. Hertia
Lecture at the Tabernacle by Miss Hendrika Van der Files
Miss Hendrika Van der Files of The Hague will give an evening lecture at the Tabernacle under the auspices of the Ogden Hollanders association. The event faces uncertain conditions due to European tensions and is described with limited clarity in the damaged text.
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Hendrika van der Files
The
Hague
Holland
Belgium
Ogden Hollanders’ Association
Mining Expert From Wisit Visits Ogden In Midwest Sulphur Matter
Van Winkle representing J. A. tople & Co. visited Ogden as a mining expert. He reviewed the Cody Wroning property promoted by Mogle. His recommendation lagged, and the stock remained heavily subscribed despite the brokerage's reputation.
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van Winkle
J. A. Tople & Co
Ogden
Midwest Sulphur Co
Cody
Wroning
Mogle
Compromise Hinted in Railroad Wage Dispute Talks
In New York on January 6, railroad and labor leaders met to narrow the 420,000 employee pay and condition rifts. Ellis Len, chair of the conference, said current schedules are the lowest possible and a compromise between the two sides appears likely as discussions continue after the men’s case was presented.
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New York
Todas
Conference of Railroad and Union Representativen
Ratimads
Ratroide
Ellahs Len
Heber Burch Declared Insane In Dr. Osgood Case
Judge Howell orders a jury to determine if Heber Burch, accused of fatally shooting Dr. C. F. Osgood, is insane. Witnesses describe family history of epilepsy and insanity, Burch’s erratic travels from Ogden to Salt Lake, Denver and St Louis, and his belief in a “man in blue.” The defense argues long-standing mental imbalance and delusions influencing the shooting.
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Wiliam Durch
Heber
Ogden
Ifo
Bonth Ogden
Emme
Burch Shope
Aa Purch
Anylum
Laura Thurch Parker
Mr. Durch
Fleber
Oll
Oden
Salt Lake
Busiaces
Hia
Denver
St. Louis
Blin
Tim
Unos
Hin
Sully
Tie
Idaho
Troy
Idnbo
Witnces Gald
Telllon
Heber Ala
Somme
Osgood
Dr. Osgood
Ar. Buren
Burch Found Insane. Committed to Provo State Hospital
Based on his actions and family history the jury found Burch insane. Judge Howell directed the jury to verdict of insanity. He was committed to the Provo State Mental Hospital under state statutes affecting only present insanity. The state may arraign him again for the doctor’s murder if he recovers.
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Burch
Storney
Howell
Butch
Provo
Parmley Receives Ovation At Oberlin Recital
Miss Mary Parmley daughter of Mr and Mrs A Parmley of 730 Twenty fourth street received warm applause after performing Inez on flute cello and viola at Oberlin Conservatory. The program showcased three students spending a creditable recital benefiting both performers and Conservatory students. Parmley studies violin piano harmony and engraving at Oberlin and is a 1914 Ogden High School graduate.
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Mibs Parmley
Mary Warmley
Brn
A. Parmley
Twenty-fourth Street
Oberlin Conservatory of
Nivale
Inez
Cioe
Heethoven
Mise Paruley
Oberlin Conservatory
Fediappant
Porfortucra
Obewin Conservatory
Thn
Binty
Jn Bi
Mise Parmley
Ube
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ogden Hishacknel
Two Ogden Men Killed in Wreck In Utah News Tribute
Obituary item recounts the death of two Ogden men in a railroad wreck and details the life of veteran engineer Efor Campbell. Born 1846 he married Kate Bowring in Salt Lake City, joined the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, later moving to Ogden. Survived by wife three sons and several siblings, he was noted as a genial devoted church member and lifelong railroad worker.
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Campbell
Agala
Utah Central Railroad
Kate Bowring
Galt Lake City
Denver & Sti Grande
Umee
Joe
Third Ward
Mormon Church
Eona
Hebert M
Weber Motor Company
Arthur M. Jr
Denver &A
Drande
Bad Bonsai
Art Light Company
Fuoa
Joarph J. Camrpbell
Oxdeo
Alea A. Campbell
Daho Fadle
Sohn M. Campbell
Leorce Campbell
Tecipbell
Halt Lake
Weah
Forsaking Society To Become A Nun
A San Francisco socialite Misa Leonora Mejia, daughter of Encarnacion and Mrs Mejia, plans to enter the Sacred Heart Convent novitiate in New York. Funeral services planned for Thursday at 1 watlock at 937 Sellivan Avenue with interment at Cypress cemetery. Remains to lie in state Wednesday at the home.
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San Francisco
Misa Leonora Kiejia
Encarnacion Mejia
Novitiate of the Sacred Heart Convent
New York
Salvador
Welock
Sellivan Avenue
Blahop
Hidpes Officjetiog
Remalna
Hagen
Jeoulo Tagen
Wital
U. TL
Atagen
Fwwling
Wall Avenue
Fm Anhinga
North
Neb
J. F. Robinson
Riobinaca
Florener
Neth
Jemes
Joseph A. Hagen
Ogden
W.wackson
BM. Darling
Veard Murray
Ogden, Tremaine
Kirkendaiel Chapel
Pendink
Marry Ta Bione
Arch Btone
Berenth
Howse
Nishor M. J. Jones
Bal Berenteenth Street
Nedermont City Cemetery
Local 413 engineer dies in Ogden rail accident
William Schaef er and Adale Campbell among names tied to Ogden death. German born man aged 28, a member of Local 413 Loco motive Engineers, previously injured near Jordan Narrows, died after a morning train wreck near Colton yards. Wife Miss Allen Rowe of Ogden and three children survive, plus mother in New York and two brothers in Grphrum route, Utah. Six others killed in the week, including M. Campbell and William Schafer.
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William Shaefer
Willam Echacer
Germany
Ogden
Dewtherham
Locomotive Engineers
Ealt Lake City
Nuear
Jordan Narrowa
JH. Manter
Orden
Mita Allen Rowe
Childres
Hilly
Ase
Helen
Margaret
New York City
Wallace
Max
Sal
Dalton
Utah
Denver
AL M. Campreta
Enxiness
William Schaefer
Utabhc
Floyd Cocilan
Suita
Jaws
Monahan
Garry Sunderen
Tacos
Washington
Walt
Cochran
Banderco
Tansengere
Tate
Wae
Euphorlea
Here
Colton Yarts
Parker Mrs Sarah A Parker death notice at Sullivan Avenue home
Mrs Sarah A Parker wife of Richard Parker died at 7:10 last night at the family home 27 Sullivan avenue of general fetlity She was born in England February 18 1840 and came to Utanx JESS She was married thr Ames and survived by her husband and many children including Jane W Hayson Edith Haywood William Hingham Frank Parker Mrs Ily Blakely George Walker and Strs 1Glidya Stevena plus thirteen grandchildren
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George Walker
Ed Meredith Breaks World Record at Harvard Stadium
Ted Meredith of Pennsylvania set a world best in the quarter mile at the track and field championships at Harvard Stadium, clocking 472-5. After a brief rest he returned to win the half mile, completing four furlongs in 1 minute 35 and 3/5 seconds.
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Ted Meredith
Pennsylvania
Harvard Stadium
Fragmented Civil War Message From Vague Clip
Fragmentary OCR snippet mentions military terms, names blurred and garbled phrases about warfare. It references Philadelphia Bulletin and Detroit Free Press in passing and contains unclear personal remarks. No coherent event or date can be derived from the read text.
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