Random references continue on page six in Ogden trade items
The column lists local names and businesses including We city markets Barrow Eyes and Ogden Muniiture & Carpet Co, noting sales on strawberries, fishing tackle, and camping outfits. It mentions a court case, a broken leg from a falling line pole, and a man named Tigrvacks arrested for disturbing the peace plus other brief items from area trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Wach
Ogden Muniiture & Carpet Co
Tigrvacks
Pant
Ramse y Concert Program at Tabernacle Tonight
Concert program listing Prof Anthony Boderon and Arthur Render Delightful Instrumental Pieces. Tabernacle choir and a large roster including Miss Kap ra, de Beriot, Weber, Wieniawski, and Arthur Pederson perform. General admission and reserved seats announced with Tuesday timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ating He Ee
Anthony’ Boderon
Aos
Arthur Si
Mire Vurle
de Beriot
Maafer Arhhur Pederson
Firaid
Ariadu Freysehair
Weber
Tne Rumsey
Se —Charvas
Shriegtiine
Strause- Palmer
Gude Tabertacle Choir
A. Julings Schneider
Teqwaa
Ronnie Swert Ressin
Gilbert
Mina `Ase
Ituanlan
Aira
Wieniaweki
Arthay Poilersen
God
Chae
Misa
Adillasion
Ate
Sents
Frisky Japs Arrested in Early Morning Incident
Two Japanese men were reported detained by officers Wilson and Pincork after a disturbance near the Inner theater. A revolver was involved and a nighttime arrest followed as witnesses described the scene. A suspect deposited $25 under the blinds as part of the incident, with details emerging tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wileon
Pincork
Ovensing
Imaa
Zhu
Shiudings
Assailant Captured After Attack In Morgan
Officer Barlow Wilson tracked a Black man and his companion after an assault in Morgan yesterday. Victims injuries appeared serious and could be fatal, with witness Birdie Crentys a around 12 years old seeing part of the incident. Robert Elliott from Roanoke Flat Indianapolis identified the assailant as the attacker and described the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow Wilson
Morgan
Kamed Willsh
Wilson
Birdie Crentys
Robert Elliot
Roanoke
Slrret
Indianapolia Tather
George Emintl
Elliott
George Estes Read Speaks at Brotherhood of Railroad Employes
About three hundred members of the United Brotherhood of Railroad Employes heard George Balce, president, deliver an address at the Lester Park pavilion last night. He urged unity among laboring men and opposed wide scale organization divisions, citing strikes and labor conflicts as examples, and announced plans to speak again tonight and tomorrow at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
George Balce
United Brotherhood ‘of Railroad
Lester Park Pavilion
Tlis
Elise Ot
Court Notes and Divorce Filing in District Court
In probate court, Georgina Crocker’s attorney filed for letters of administration of the estate of Charles Crote, who died intestate on September 4, 1902, valued at about 228 dollars. In another matter, F. C. Foster, via attorney Joseph Peery, filed for divorce from Golelia Foster, alleging separation since December 16, 1901, with a request to dissolve the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgina Crocker
Utter
Chas
Crote
Mt, Iubout
Stlistrin Court
F. C. Foster
Joceph Peery
Golelia Foster
Plait Oley
Trial of Ferd Angelke in Utah district court
In the district court Judge Rolapp presided over the trial of Reid Hagelke State representation by District Attorney Mulverrow with jurors examined before a panel of officials including Gen E Ferrin Hillvard Parker M Moore and others. An incident arose when livery stable man J Rankin was questioned about prejudice against horses prompting a light moment as the judge and lawyers questioned witnesses about connections and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Reid Hagelke
Rolapp
Mulverrow
W. B. Magibnie
Stouts Fonsteen
E. Ferrin
Hillvard
Parker
Moore
W. UL
Buck
B. C. Middleton
M Nificer
Lonks
Jeon
Wy, L
Hitwek Bruni
Jamey Mae Stale
Fiefendamt
Restaurant case stalls as ordinance faces court challenge
The Ron Ton, Gromt Pacific, Silver Pattory and Broom restaurants, all run by Chinese proprietors, have hired Attorney Henderson to pursue action over new regulations on candies and equipment. The case heads to Municipal Court as lawyers request a delay, continuing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Ton
Gromt- Pacific
Silver Pattory
Broom Restaurante
Henderson
Lokate Toy
Jnlorette
Miey Y
Pase
Real estate transfers recorded with county recorder
The following real estate transfers are recorded with the county recorder. Parcels include property near Park Tot 1 hipek 32 in subdivision A with prices listed as 7500, and another parcel in Lot J. black 32, subdivision A for 7 rounds, with names such as Anmie Edivarda, K. Schalageter, and Grit Griffin appearing amid the quarter section details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellophy G
Probate Matters in District Court Proceedings
Probate matters heard by judge Nolapp in the district court include petitions for untray distribution of estate, sale of real estate, and continuations. Hearings cover estates of Cyrusne deceased, Whit M Shaw, Agnes B Wichardson, and Joseph Montgomery with various actions by executors and administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widge Nolapp
Adays Batute
Chusins Witherell
Cyriagne
John Dite
Nahin Slatin
Tate
Whit M. Shaw
Hetate
Agnes B. Wichardson
Ealale
Vistate
Joseph Montgomer Vegsuil
H. Jonson
Chives Ae Adiiinist
Nathandl
Montgomery
Blind Newburgh inventor forged chairs for the blind
Sightless man from Newburgh, despite loss of vision, created patent chairs of his own invention. He contributed to industrial education for the blind and aided the market with practical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
River Steamer Collision Near Port Costa Reports
A river steamer collided with Castle Crags in the sea area near Stockton causing passengers and crew to be stranded. The vessel was rendered helpless and passengers were assisted to Stockton as rescue operations continued along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diay W
Stockton
Castle Crags
Carqnines Strand
Nay
Port Costa
Wilke
Slopkton
Revolver Match Proposed Between Nations
A News York Herald dispatch from Paris reports a revolver contest between the United States and France to be held on a date in June. Competitors will shoot at American standard targets from fifty yards, with five substitutes per side, under the oversight of delegates from the National Revolver Association of America and the Union des Sociétés de Tir de France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duit Mittis Vikelys
Gable
United* States
Wrathe
Jane Oph
News York Herald
Paris
Wijlsen
Ammiberrs
Ameriq Iy
Jyrith
National Revolv Agdéchition of America
Union Des Bocietins de Tir de France
Philadelphia appeal aids flood victims through relief drive
A special meeting of the Guizena! Permanent Relief committee was held. It was decided to request the mayor to draw on the treasurer for 1000 dollars and contribute 2000 dollars to aid flood sufferers in Kansas. The appeal asks for relief funds in response to telegrams from Trin Magier Thank Gillian of Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gillian
Heppner
Ofes
Agdtspatel
Miyor Gillian
Wanelsu
Kansas
Dewey and His Cowboys in Northwest Kansas
Dewey and his cowboys will stay in the county jail at Goodland while Governor Will directs the troops stationed there. The governor believes the sheriff errs by holding prisoners in Northwest Kansas, but the governor's authority remains supreme and responsible for any incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tpeka
Kaing
Channeo
Dewey
Goodland
Kansas
Freight Strike Disrupts Rail Traffic In Kansas City
Reported confusion as railroad officials, wearing over their uniforms, impacted freight handling during a strike. Freight movement appears tied up as Burlington and other lines face interference, with officials indicating further actions in days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dare
Burlington
Indica
Eure
Freisht
Newal
Mutters of Sherril Noted in Hanged Trio Case
In Larkville Clarksville and nearby areas, George Durham Pod Daderwood and others were hanged for the murder of Sherrill’s data Powers during Keb 3199. Evidence at the scene pointed to a crude explosion and a failed safe robbery as the motive, with a survivor alerting authorities before the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Durham
Tuderwanl
Ili
Ani Olin
American Derby Trials At Washington Park Faces Weather
Weather may determine if trials at Washington Park proceed for the American Derby meet. Heavy conditions could affect the pace and outcome of early events, with officials watching forecasts for possible delays or adjustments to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Weatherton
Consular Appointments Noted in Washington Dispatch
In Washington the State Department announced consular appointments. Robert Wook of Diss Virginia was named consul in Ottawa. James Long of Pennsylvan ia was assigned consul in Vienna. Hils of Massachusetts was designated consul in Portadward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dolin
Moston
Vermont
Ottawas
Robert Wook
Viens
James ¥. Long
Pennsvonia
Patradwar
Hils
Massachsetits
Conan
Bore
Refused to Testify in Grand Jury Case Folly
Fragmentary report notes William St Jamis refusing to testify to avoid self incrimination before a grand jury. The scene references the Alam legislation and a distorted account, with mentions of Sullivan and others facing legal scrutiny. The text then veers into unrelated names and events about insurance writers and a strange botanical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jamis
William
Reid
Wivelt
Sullivan
Leon
Reeding
Shook
Pemting
Died Over Tart Trouble in New York
Alfred Miler Moyty, one of the early members of the Union Hbrgue, died of heart trouble in New York. He was prominently linked with financial and charitable institutions. The State Department received continued reports of unrest at Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred Miler Moyty
Union Hrngue
Workingdon
Constantini
Candidate for Governator of Haw Hai? Hazy OCR
Rawal Hchews is described as a candidate for governor in Hawaii. June Micon, identified as a United States index, cites an interview where he asserts he is a violent candidate and would not accept the office. The Hawaiian Islands see Libért as appointed bishop, with consecration possibly in San Francisco or Baltimore, Cardinal Gibbons may conduct. An entry order arrives for Col lector Blackable for Tahajua Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Micon
United States
Haw
Yeceme
Hive
Allice
Father Libért
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Pixen
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Blackable
Ahi Tahajua Maui
Expedition to explore the Blue Nile from Abyssinia to Mediteranean
A telegram from Tabatil Abyssinia reports the expedition led by Wic Millan of St. Louis to trace the Blue Nile from central Abyssinia to the Mediterranean. Millan was detained a week after the murder of M. Dubois de Salle, correspondent of de Figner, who joined the expedition as a fellow traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tabatil
Abyssinia
Aknognees
International Chemical Congress hears on nitrogen from air
At the International Chemical Congress Frank of Harattenburg outlines a method using carbide to transfer nitrogen from the air into amide gases. The process yields raw material for potassium cyanide and nitrates as manure, promising an inexhaustible nitrogen source for agriculture and industry. Sir William Ramsay and Prof Fischer are noted attendees with medals to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Chemical Congress
Frank
Har- Iattenburg
William Ramsay
I Rof
Fischer
Chumien Socials
F. Moonson of
Weis
Jeneir
Intere National Chemical Congress
Rouler
Trrrigle Vendetta And The Armenian Murder Saga
A jagged report recounts an extraprimary vendetta over decades, centering on an Armenian named Hiul si Ibriam ah Aekwind and a murder tied to a trans-Caur sax railway. Thraim, who killed Dahdaloy of You in Asia Minop at age eighteen, spurred two brothers to vow vengeance across Asiatic and European zones. One brother died. the survivor hunted across Tarkay, Vernia, Chucama, Arabia, and Central Agia Finady, pursuing Vrain at Aghabads and killing Drowplly, Nnekliglis’ boy, before arrest challenges to save him and honor the dead brother’s blood.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiulsi Ibriam
Lin
Wallheough Asiatic
Vernia
Chucama
Arabia
Central
Agia Finady
Nore
Hina Querer
Bonhiey
Fount Vrain
Aghabads
Nnekliglis
Indirect Slap at Russia Over Manchuria Sparks Debate
A fragmented report notes American representatives cautious over Japan’s demands in Manchuria. The Chinese government signals liability wording and hints at possible opening of Harbin area in Manchuria amid rising tensions with Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Canyer
Harbin
Czar Accepts Book Blaming Jews Amid Reprisals
St Petersburg on June 10 reports say the Czar accepted a copy of a book by M. Kroushevat, editor of an autosemitic organ, accusing Jews of an earlier massacre. The dispatch notes Kroushevat was attacked in a street by a former student at the polytechnic, suffering a non fatal wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Tedgt
Noved ‘Remyn Annowinces
BM. Kroushevat
Bessarabeta
St. Petersburg
Dune
M. Kroushevan
Friershirg
Kiet
Harriman Reported Half Owner of San Pedro Line
Los Angeles June 11 railroad whispers claim E. H. Harriman holds a 50 percent stake in the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line. Officials say a long term arrangement and through connections with Santa Fe and Salt Lake would push eastward construction, with Daggett as a key hub and July 1 start for active work. Public details remain undisclosed but denial from Senator Clark’s camp contrasts with strong railroad chatter among insiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ager A. G. Wells
Santa Ire Fem
San Pedro
Salt Lake Rand
Salt Lake Road
Riverside
Santa Fe
Avill
Dagaitt
Daggett
Clark
Santa Fa
Colton
Ork Find
Bald Lake
Clare Duct Eel Harriman
Salt Lake
Heppner Death Toll May Exceed Early Count
Yesterday and today discoveries expand the Heppner toll with multiple corpses found miles from the scene. Some bodies show severe heat damage while others remain unavailable. Relief work grows urgent as destitute families seek aid. Ottie Bullis of Tower City is among the missing. several named individuals tied to city roles identified. The official dead rise to 157 as more remains are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppner
Gire
Tan
Heppner
Renee Gonnetually
Columbian River
Bey
Lexington
Ottia Bullis
Tower City
N. D
Auldeit Ie Thos
Szerl Stocks Weak In Mixed U S Market
A garbled report from New York shows SZERL stocks weak with Jameli Taurea and Werk near, amid a volatile session. Declines occurred as officers changed and prices for several issues softened, while a few shares rallied into the afternoon but the day closed lower for the market overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jameli—Taurea
Werk
United States
Stansbaret
Shiey May
Tater
Ahares
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T.ww.o
Jumminrswons. Welz
Fred M. Nye
He Clotimien
Cati’s Drug Store
Batantry
Fows & Co
Louise Offister
Lional
Nemiperaner
Pepe
Barrow
Aroery
Bath
Ogden Packing Compienye
John G. Edwards
Annie Edwards
Ogden Packing Company
24Th Street
Wright
Age
Powers Wes
Tava Siobuk
John Martin
Dacid Tonkin
Aina
Tomie
Aed
Hifomliunl Ameke
Ramsey
Sonight
Viciovg Negro
Ceorge Estes
Brotherhood
Ferd Angelke
Haxced IX
Larkeville, Arts
Peery Bros
Missouri
Mathers
Vowdon
Rawal
Bancal Writolph
Ano
the Chin
Liab
Czar
Harriman
Szerl
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
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