Burial for six month old Nedra Ryden held in Ogden
Funeral services for Nedra Marguerite Ryden took place at the Ryden home on Grant Avenue with Rev. W. W. Fleetwood presiding. The child was buried in Mountain View cemetery. Also notes include job moves in Denver carpenters union, ad timetables, and a boxing report about Vivian Farley defeating John Hutchender in Alma Wyoming.
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Mountain View Cemetery
Nedra Marguerite Ryden
Mre Crale Ryden
Grant Avenues
Rev
W. W. Fleetwood
Vivian Farley
Ogden
John Hutchender
Alma
Wyo
Hutchender
Ambrose Greenwell Buried Yester day
Ambrose Greenwell was laid to rest yesterday at Larkin Sons funeral chapel with Bishop Jacobs of the Fifth ward presiding. Floral offerings covered the casket as relatives and friends mourned the pioneer of the district. Local dignitaries and church officials spoke of his good character, and interment followed at Ogden City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Greenwell
Larkin & Sons
HM. C. Jacobs
Fifth Ward
William Jones
Tillie Hancock
Orson Griffin
Mr. Griffin
Father
Peter Parley P. Wright
Bishop H.chacoba
Ogden City
George Hill
John W. Hunter
Riverside
Ward
A. A. Bingham
Richard Dye
Samuel Dye
C. F Middleton
George Green
Kanesville
Bingham
John Flem
Southern Pacific Railroad
J. E. Carver
Presbyterian Church
Lulu Mitchell
Gertrude Biddle
Flem
Ira Fowler
Henefer
Devil's Sitde
Portland Cement Company
Henefor
Guild Rowing Club
Harris
Henefer Ward
William Hobarts
Parley Ritchie
W. G. Fisher
Alma J. Larkin
Bishop Harris
Henefer Cemetery
United States Aid in Rebuilding of Messina
In Messina on March 1, the United States aided reconstruction with American funded or provided wooden houses for earthquake survivors. Naval attaché Reginald R. Belknap oversees work in Berlin and Rome while shortages slow lumber transport. Costs run about 34,000 to deliver enough lumber for 600 houses, with plans for 1,000 at Messina, 1,009 at Reggio, and 100 at Regina Elena under Queen Helena’s personal direction.
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Measina
United States
Reginald R. Belknap
Berlin
Rome
Messina
Reggio
Regina Elena
Helena
Two Masked Men Hold Up Denver Ticket Agent
Denver authorities report two masked armed men robbed the Globeville depot of the Denver Interurban railroad shortly after midnight. They demanded the depot safe code but fled after the agent claimed he did not know the combination. They took less than $10 and damaged a telephone receiver, leaving without harming the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Globeville
Denver & Interurban Railroad
Wade
Pittsburg Fire Captain Kills Woman Then Dies in Fall
Pittsburg March 1 Captain Wm Gearhardt of a fire company assaulted widow Mrs Anna Baxter with a razor injuring her severely then, after visiting her home, jumped from the third floor of Pittsburg hospital dying. Mrs Baxter survived with critical injuries as Gearhardt killed himself.
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Pittsburg
Wm Gearhardt
Anna Baxter
Card of Thanks for John W. Hunter
The family of Andrew Hunter thanks friends for kindness shown during the illness and loss of their father John W. Hunter. Gratitude goes to funeral speakers and the choir for the music and to all who helped in sorrow. May the Lord bless you with comforting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hunter
Andrew Hunter
Salt Lake boys run away to coast on noon train
Horton Page aged 14 and Arthur McCooey 12 left Salt Lake on the noon train to Ogden to travel to San Francisco. They claimed to be running away from home and planned to ride in a plush car using a dollar tip to a porter for a linen closet. An Ogden depot officer detained them on a message from Page’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ogden
Horton Page
Arthur McCooey
Newsy
San Francisco
McCooey
Page
Moving Picture
Mc Cooey
Jack Mc- Cooey
Victims of Runaway Cars Lie in Shared Grave
In Scofield on February 38 the final chapter of the tragedy at Winter Quarters closed as Mrs. Emily Rotzke and her two children were killed when runaway mine cars struck them on Friday morning.
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Scofield
Emily Rotzke
Winter Quarters
New Idea Helps Wisconsin Couple Improve Health
A Wisconsin couple credits Postum with relief from coffee related woes. They describe sleeplessness, irritability, and weak nerves improving after switching to Postum, noting savored flavor and better skin. They encourage boiled, correctly prepared Postum per package directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oret
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Weallville
Resting of Three Victims Remains at Scofield Cemetery
Funeral services conducted by Rev William J Lankow of Salt Lake City for the three victims were held at their home and later at the cemetery. About 300 mourners followed the casket to the grave where the mother lay between her two children. The coroner's jury found no criminal blame, avoiding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield
Wiliam J. Lankow
Lutheran Church of
Salt Lake City
Frits
Married in Logan at temple ceremony ties Budge and Alvord
In Logan on Wednesday Dr. Thomas Budge and Miex Duel la Alvord of the city were married in the Logan Temple. After the ceremony the couple left for Los Angeles to visit the coast, to be met there by the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Sidney O Stevens and aunts Mrs. A Kirby and Mrs. E P Jones. They plan to settle on North Main street upon their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Journal
Logan Temple
Thomas B. Budge
Miex Duella Alvord
Los Angeles
Sidney 0. Stevens
Ogden
A. Kirby
E. P. Jones
North Main Street
Judge Landis Fines Oil Trust at 29 Million
Chicago March 1 Judge K M Landis upheld a 29 240 000 fine against the Standard Oil Company of Indiana a sub of New Jersey The Illinois Law Review by Charles G Little argues Landis was correct and that punishment should target the real corporate culprit in intercorporate networksDrawing on legal principles Little critiques the court of appeals view and warns against confusing conviction with punishment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Standard O! Company
New Jersey
Standard O Company
Indiana
Charles G. Little
Northwestern University Law School
Ilinoia Law Review
Little
Insana Company
Court of Appeals
Change in Name of Insane Asylums
Washington reports Superintendent William A. White of the government hospital for the insane asked Congress to rename the institution. He noted patients and relatives dislike the term insane and that rural addresses lead to misdirected notices. The history recalls Civil War ties to the old label Insane asylum and St Elizabeth's briefly used before the official records reverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William A. White
Government Hospital For the Insane
Congress
White
House Committee On Appropriations
Government Hospital For the
Areen
St. Elizabeth’a
Big Stick to hang over Senate after March 4
A literal big stick hangs over the Senate, visible since the Roosevelt era and unseen until last Saturday. Rep Shirley of Kentucky is credited with its discovery as he noticed the item suspended above Sen Tillman’s head, part of a painting and remarked by many senators for missing it before.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Shirley
Kentucky
Tillman
Mexican Laborers Strike at El Potrero Plantation
Cordoba Mex March 1 Two thousand Mexican laborers are on a strike at El Potrero plantation. A rurales company has been summoned to control the situation as laborers demand shorter hours and attack ranch houses. Several workers were wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordoba
Mex
el Potrero
Taft Announces Cabinet Timeline and Dignitaries Visit
President elect Taft stated the cabinet names would be sent to the senate for confirmation on March 6. He indicated diplomatic shifts would wait, while several federal posts may be filled soon. Taft met with Senator Knox and hosts Yale class members for a White House tea and inauguration events. Charles Nagel, expected as secretary of commerce and labor, arrived with Mrs. Nagel and called on Taft.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Taftsayn
W Leed, Jr
Roosevelt
New York
Knox
Hopkins
Tinois
Senator Scott
West Virginia
Senator Gamble
South Dakota
Representative Brownlow
Tennessee
Mr. Taft
Capitol
House
Ananias Club
Buncombe Club
Panama Canal
Buncombe
Biancombe
White House
Yale
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Mayor Busge to Speak at Unemployed Convention in Chicago
Chicago March 1 Mayor Busec has been asked to address the Chicago Association of the Unemployed. A committee led by J Eads How of St Louis visits him. A harangue against individuals occurred until How halted it and formed the visiting committee. The unnamed speaker claimed he had no name since prison days and was assigned to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Busec
Chicago Association of the Unemployed
J. Eads How
St. Louis
Seasion
Chairman How
Jeffries Plans Return to Ring After New York Run
United heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries announced in interviews he will re enter boxing after his theatrical engagement in New York. Speaking with Sandy Okewold he said he feels obligated to reclaim the title for the white race and plans a year of training. James J Corbett quoted today on Jeffries intent adds context to the return rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jim Jeffries
New York
Sandy Okewold
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Kansas City
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Corbett
Chicago's Rich Patrolman Becomes Gentleman of Leisure
Chicago reports Chicago's wealthiest patrolman Michael Hagsett resigns his badge to enjoy leisure. He ends a 23 year police career with an estimated income between 3509 and 1000 dollars monthly, transitioning to a life of private ease.
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Chicago
Michael Hagsett
Stock Yards officer praised for public charity and wealth
An eight year lock up keeper at the Stock Yards station, described by his inspector as a benevolent figure for his district, has accumulated a fortune of about 150000 dollars through long term real estate investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snys
Policeman Thompson held over theft from prisoner
In New York on March 1 William Thompson a New York policeman was jailed after being arrested last night and charged with robbing a prisoner of 72 dollars. He allegedly took the money from a Greek dishwasher arrested for disorderly conduct. Thompson is a new man on the force and is married.
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New York
Lockeil
William Thompson
Thompson
House Favors Sunday Baseball Prohibition Bill
Jefferson City March 1 The committee on criminal jurisprudence of the house of representatives today reported favorably a bill prohibiting baseball on Sunday.
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HOUSE
Jefferson City
Committee On
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Taft Inauguration Caps Sixteenth Congress Week
Washington Feb 28 The sixtieth congress ends Thursday noon with Taft and Sherman inaugurated. House passes most supply bills while senate nears final action on sundry civil and related measures. Key items include pensions army agriculture fortifications and rivers and harbor appropriations. Roosevelt Bry an and Taft events slated in Washington Oyster Bay Pittsburg. Senate judiciary to vote on Tennessee Coal and Iron merger report. Standard Oil Indiana trial in Chicago expected. suffragette activity noted in London. Some Balkan and foreign affairs quiet.
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Washington
Taft
Sherman
House
Senate
United States Porta
South America
Japan
China
Australia
Appalachian
White Mountain Forest Reservation
William Howard Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Bryan
Pittsburg
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Sperry
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Chicago
Balkan
London
House of Commons
Mystery of sailing vessel identity solved near Algiers
Algiers reports the ramming of a sailing vessel by the Belgium steamer Austria near Alboran Island on February 12. Ten Austria crew members were rescued by the German steamer Liberia, while a drifting boat with five bodies, bearing the name Condor London, was later sighted off the Algerian coast.
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Algiers
Austria
Alboran Island
Mediterranean
Liberia
Cape Falcon
Habbbas Islands
Condor
London
Gallera
Prince Ito Disavows Home Minister Statements on Korea
Prince Ito, resident general in Korea, replies to Ambassador O'Brien denying Home Minister Song's charges that American missionaries incited Koreans. Ito says Seoul's home affairs minister is ignorant of the true situation and asserts missionaries support the government's educational efforts and cooperate to enlighten the people.
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Tokio
Prince Ito
Korea
Thomas J. O'Brien
Song
O'Brien
Seoul
Giant sea turtle trade on Maine coast yields curiosity sale
Report of a 1500 pound sea turtle captured off the Maine coast drawing men to its size and oddity. The captors exchanged the creature for a 250 dollar check, signaling a potential profitable venture in sea turtle harvesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Sensation Aroused in Paris Over Adoption Case
Paris reports intense interest as Englishman Sargent and his American wife are arrested in Asniers on charges of gross ill treatment of four adopted children. Servants allege the woman committed cruelty. The couple advertised abroad offering to adopt children for payment, drawing scrutiny from English and American communities. The latest child was a blind infant from Holy Trinity lodge in the Latin quarter. The judge’s directress handed the infant to Mrs Sargent following inquiries into an ad in an English paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Asniers
Sargent
Holy Trinity Lodge
Sargents
Yankee ingenuity spurs patent surge in 1908
Washington reports a rise in patent applications as panic and gloom give way to inventiveness. From 1900 to 1907 average annual patents were about 62 000, jumping to nearly 69 000 in 1907 and rising further in 1908. Patent office data, library attendance, and book calls illustrate heightened activity and strategic shifts during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patent Office
Chicago Public Library
Patent protection and piracy in the early 20th century
The article discusses protection gaps in Uncle Sam's patent system, noting Britain Belgium and France as leaders in safeguarding inventions like wireless telegraphy. It highlights piracy costs, the push for a patent court of appeals, and famous cases from Goodyear and others illustrating long fights for protection, including British and American procedures and notable discoveries like the thermos method and steam of warming baby milk.
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Great Brittain
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Wildcat
American Bar Association
Court of Patent Appeals
Goodyear
Fus Ming
United States
Amengka
Congress
Bam
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Ind
Bell
Business Office
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Utah
Trajes and Labor Assembly of
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Union
The
Brotherhood Carpenters
Evening Standard
J. 5. Lewis & Company
Dle
Canyon
Lucia
J. $. Lewis & Company
Jewelers
Rushmer
Handy -Sharon
Fitz-U
J. T. Rushmer Manufacturing Optician
Washington Ave
Riverdale Hight
Young Farley
John Farr
Methodist Brotherhood
V Aroating
James Drondale
Rohamond Laird
E-Z-Money
Kelly
Geo. J. Kelly
Rock Springs
Cable Gate
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
S7th St
Mesbina
Miss Clenche
Dr.Thomas
Logan
Judge Landis
Busg6ge
Sixtieth Congress
Red Cross
Sthabo
S. J. Burt & Bros
Ftres
Fort Sheridan
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