Gilbork Henry Van Schoonhoven known as Gib Spencer dies in city
Obituary of Gilbork Henry Van Schoonhoven born Albany August 1928 who died yesterday in the city. A descendant of a Dutch family, he came west with Mormon pioneers in 1847, judged livestock, helped recruit stock for Brigham Young, and worked across Utah. He helped form a mail and freight network, ran a stage line to Sandy, built part of the Union Pacific from Morgan to Cede, and crossed the plains thirteen times.
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Henry van Schoonhoven
Gib Spencer
Cireen Tiver
Pool Wriglam Young
Florence
Manny Dhe
Errald
Massachusetts
Utah
Daniel Spencer
Plains
Haraés
Overland Mail Company
Salt Lake City
Curaun City
Nev
Sandy
Titah Central Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Morgan
Cede
Young Bannan Home After California Trip
Jamea Bannan returned home to 325 North Biath West street after a failed attempt to stay away. He had left with plans to work on the coast, shipped from Ogden to near San Francisco, but homesickness forced him back. Upon return he was taken in by his father as local authorities note his youthful return.
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Jamea Bannan le
Shle la Win Bey
Mra
Michasl Bunmim
Biath West Street
Binos
Hau
California
Hack
Tha
Ogden
San Franciseo
Salt Lake Noyes Event Postponed For Alma College Banquet
A damaged notice from Salt Lake City states the annual banquet of the Alum ni nsaoviaflo of St Mary's academy will not be held this year. Mr and Mrs Eugene Lewis plan a Montreal to Glaspow voyage with their son Marlox joining in Montreal. Mrs Lewis and Ioa may travel in France and Germany, while Mr Lewis aims to return by September. Pleasant Green Craving and Tive flack company filed Articles of Incorporation with County Clerk Jamra setting capital stock at 6000 divided into 1200 shares of 5 each. Hiro T. Spoteer becomes president, Isaac Gali vice president, Willer & Reid secretary, John Tj ducobs treasurer.
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Tartotla
Joinna
Nsaoviaflo
St.Mary’s’ Academy
Eugene Tewis
Montreal
Marlox
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Lewis
Ioa
Trance
Germany
Pleasant Green Craving and
Tiveflack Company
Jamra
Hiro T
Tintic Leasing and Mining Company
Vhaye Mall
Salt Lake City
Che
Smallpox Quarantine Follows Sleeper Incident Near Nephi
Early this morning near Nephi and the Short Line depot a sleeper car on train No. 1 carried two smallpox cases and several exposed passengers. Mrs Edgheill and three children, who had been visiting relatives, were quarantined at home after arriving at Calientes. The bishop of Salt Lake presided at a Ute reservation confirmation service with Bishop Leonuil delivering addresses. Also noted were incorporation papers for the Tintic Leasing and Mining Co with officers Hudson Smith, George AlJen, and Joseph Demaix.
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Wah
la Galle
Calinotes
Edphells
Avith
Mike
Officinia
Salt .Lake
Leland
Utah
Colorado
Ashby Valley
Leounil
Salt Lake
Nowera Miak Richardson
Sacramento Union Emerges From Name Change History
Yesterday the Sacramento Union appeared under the name of the Sacramento Union with Alfred Wolman as editor and proprietor. The paper traces its lineage to the Sacramento Record and Sacramento Union editions, noting establishment dates in 168% and consolidation on February 22, VAT.
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Cal
Diane
Yesterre
Sacrmento Record~ Union
Sacramento Union
Alfred Wolman Ape
Sacrmento Union
Dai Ion
Decomposed Body Found Near Wagner Creek Divide
Ashland authorities report discovery of a decomposed corpse found by three prospectors on Wagner creek divide. Believed to be Charles H. McCartney of Topeka Kansas, the body had a pistol inside and appears to have died by self-inflicted gunshot. The case prompts further inquiry into death by suicide and possible animal scavenging.
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Ashland
Dry Dime
Wagner Creek Divide
Unclear excerpt reports late 19th century disaster and wolf or candle causes
Fragmentary text describes a disaster event near Uppar Sh Creek with possible wolf or candle causes. It mentions a Tow dive ago incident at bedding grounds, a man named Indian with a Jog secured to a lawn, a public example, thefts since then, and a mouth of the Encamp with a silver stake area above Luis plane.
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Ft. Sterle
Luis Plane
Tacoma traders raise silk skin prices in fierce bidding
TNHOLANS GET A OK'TUNE Tacoma, Wahi, futo Ji-The Bite, anding have gained an additiona to 4000, which is a good-bited fortune to them, by the active competition of fir dluak ere to secure their watch of deulekins, mounting to ahout 500 skins. By the bidding, prevs wave raised from 10 to $22.00 per skin, with little regard to the average quality of skins brought for wyard. When the pells began to arty the year, a Porisanel buyer took the field against the firma in Silke, which for yenta had control of the trade. As a result of the rivalry in the bidding, the pice was jumped to $2240 per skin, to the advantage of the Idina.
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Tacoma
Wahi
Futo Ji
Anding
Fake font ruse leads to police arrest in Golden Gate Park
Pearl Wilkerson surrendered and Fletcher and Campbell were arrested after a foot race scheme in Golden Gate Park turned wrong. Grimmer wagered $9,500 on Fletcher who claimed to be a professional racer. Stakeholder Wilkinson escaped. $2,100 seized from Campbell. Wilkerson denied intent to defraud for a divine plan linked to Maude Amber.
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San Francisco
Pearl Wilkoreon
Golden Gate Park
Herman Grimuer
Ciantier
FR. Fletcher
Chicago
Pletcher
Ranks Campbell
Brown
Campbell
Wilkinson Yekberday
Maude fAmber
Degrue for Salt Laker and Cornell Copper Thesis
Northampton report notes 8 Miss Blesnor Chester Putnam of Salt Lake City among South College honors graduates. Ithaca dispatch details Cornell students Isaac Baum and Florence Schwab revealing a copper refining method claimed to halve costs, with German translation by Prof. Wilder Bancroft and presentation to Electro Chemical Society in Berlin. projected annual savings run into millions.
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Mags
South College
Law
Blesnor Chester Putnam
Salt Lake City
Putnam
Ennis
Ithaca
N.Y
Jaaac Baum
Uniontowa
Florence Joseph Schwab
New Orleanis
Cornell Unit
Sailvy
Hay
Carnell University
Wilder 2. Bancroft
Baum and
Schwab
Electro-Chemical Society of Berlin
Mixed Basketball Scores From Early League Standings
A fragmented recap shows multiple city matchups with win loss tallies for Boston Philadelphia Cleveland St Louis Chicago Detroit New York Washington Colorado Springs Milwaukee Kansas City Denver St Joseph Peoria Des Moines and others. Notable tallies include Oakland 90 with Jost 44 and Sant Francisco 38 with Jost 32 as the standings shift through earlier rounds.
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San Jose
Colorado Springs
Haasas City
Denver
Peoria
Guaha
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Pacific National League Standings and Independence Day Observance
A chaotic update shows several Pacific National League clubs with mixed records, including Los Angeles 24 19 and Spokane 32 20, plus Portland 18 12 and Seattle 3h lost. The report also notes New York 7 14 and Chicago 22 9, with a mention of Boston 19 25 and Philadelphia 13 8. Separate notes report June 18 as the Stars and Stripes birthday, celebrated with sunrise flag-raising across New York, private homes, and schools, referencing the 1777 law establishing the national banner and public observances.
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Los Angeles
Spokane
Jost
Seattle
Bulle
San Francisco
Tacoma
Portland
Helena
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
the Stars and Stripes
Modern Woodmen Camp Clerks Convene in Indianapolis Biannual Meet
The second biannual convention of the Association of Camp Clerks of the Modern Woodmen of America opened in Indianapolis on Saturday. Officers elected include President I. L. Hoyt from Seattle, Secretary W. J. Copeland of Lima, Ohio, and Treasurer I. Riepon of Omaha. A national executive committee was appointed with A. P. Martin of Victor, Cole, and Janis C. Dickson of Spokane among those chosen.
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Indianapolis
Association of
Focal Camp
Woodmn of America
I. &. Hoyt
Seattles
W. J Copeland
Lima
Treasuney
IL ‘I. Riepon
Oamaha
Clevan
A. P.martin
Victor, Cole
Janis CG
I Dickson
Spokane
Wath
President Receives New Saddle Horse Wyoming
President Roosevelt's saddle horse Wyoming, presented by citizens of Douglas Wyoming, has arrived at the White House stables. The Cheyenne people gave a horse hair bridle saddle bridle spurs and a quirk in tribute. The President may ride today, though he will likely use his own equipment.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Douglas
Wys
Wyoming
White House
Jackson Feudists Set Fire to Ewens Hotel
Louisville dispatch reports Ewen's three story hotel in Jackson burned to ground with fifteen guests escaping unharmed. Fire likely incendiary amid trial of Jon and White for J. B. Maren’s murder. militia aided guests and guarded inmates. Asset loss cited at $30,000. no insurance. Witnesses and property owners connected to ongoing case cited.
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B. Oj. Byen
Prios
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White
J. B. Maren
Los
Ewen
Jackson
Rive
Wen
Curtis
Marcuos
J. B. Marcon
Bromhitt
Commonwealth
Soothing Influence of Relief Promises Piles Remedy
An Ogden reader reports long suffering from hemorrhoids found relief with Down’s Ointment after trying other remedies without lasting effect. The testimonial notes steady improvement and recommends the product, with dealer prices and agents listed. a friend also praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney-related backaches.
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Dane Tenkins
Albucke
Radvan
Tan
Toster-Mabirney
Buffilo
Doaps
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