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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1909

Page

6

Ogden News Highlights From Local Columns and Notices

Multiple items note entertainments at the Fual staff cafe with McMillan and Mansfeld and acts by O Ly Fultz in Ogden. social news covers dinners at the Weber club, a March 7 musicale in Lynn ward, and a Griff in benefit. business notes include ore rate cuts by Oregon Short Line and various local notices on divorces, resignations, felts on coal, colonist travel, and obituaries.

McMillan and Mansfeld Fualataff Cafe x O. Ly Fultz Mr. Pulte Ogden Lynn Ward Oo Griffin Inn Ward Unicago Union Pacific Rio Grande Union Pacifc Whs Southern Pacific Rilo Grande Idaho Washington Oregon

Orpheum Theatre Persuades Early Attendance for Evening Shows

The Orpheum promotes The Last Night of Shenandoah and The Sheridan ride, with Paris lecturette, crowding middle shows and a 10 cent ticket window from 6:45 to 7:15 PM offering a coupon for a China Pirate drawing. A Saturday candy matinee for children and mention of House of Quality.

Shenandoah Sheridan Winchester Paris

Infant Verna Ann Hay Dies in South Weber

Verna Ann Hay infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hyrum Hay died Tuesday afternoon at the family residence in South Weber of bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 am from the South Weber meeting house.

Potheome Sorensen Christian Th. Sorensen Larkin & Sons Parlora Madison Ave E. A. Olsen Sorensen Huntsville Agricultural College Logan Huntaville Verna Ann Hyrum Hay South Weber South Weber Meeting House

Poisoning Case Tied to Carbon Paper Suffering Clerk Faces Invalidism

Elizabeth N Rowe a clerk at Alameda hall of records in Oakland Calif suffers five months of agonies from a poisoning linked to handling typewriter carbon sheets doctors say the manifold paper may transmit the poison and warn users to avoid coloring matter in throat or eyes the case discussed at Alameda County Medical Association meeting

Oakland Cal Alameda Hall of Records Elizabeth N. Rowe Reno New O. D Haulin Nevada Miss Rowe Alameda County Medical Association

Mexican Revolutionists To Be Tried In Arizona

Ricardo Flores Magon Antonio Villareal and Librador Rivera were moved under guard from the county jail to a Southern Pacific train bound for Tucson Ariz They will be taken to Tombstone to face charges of violating the neutrality law The men have been jailed eighteen months while efforts to dismiss charges failed The U S Supreme Court ordered Arizona trial and Mexico’s extradition request was refused The defendants allegedly operated from Tombstone to overthrow the Mexican government.

Los Angeles Cal Ricardo Flores Magon Antonio Villareal Librador Rivera Southern Pacific Tucson Ariz Tombstone United States Supreme Court Musteo Arizona Mexico

Warehouse deal forms wholesale grocery house on Wall Avenue

A strong company plans a half million dollar wholesale grocery venture in the Scowcroft warehouse on Wall Avenue. The five story building will be filled with stock within sixty days, with local and outside capital backing the deal and up to 100 workers to be hired, including traveling salesmen.

Strong Company Scowcroft Wall Avenue

Maude Ellis Fined and Court Deliberates Vagrancy Case

Police court morning session features Maude Ellis and Fred Ansl ey, a colored couple accused of vagrancy. Ellis pleads not guilty, is fined ten dollars, and released. Ansl ey held on a hundred dollar bond as witnesses are sought. Additional cases include a drunkenness charge against O J Rowe and a disorderly disturbance by Thomas Kennedy with continued proceedings.

Fred Ansley Captain Brown Detetive Pender Twenty-fifth Street Pullman Maude Ellis Wis J. Rowe Thomas Kennedy

Seizure of Property by County Treasurer

County Treasurer Chambers and deputies have been out in the city over the past six weeks collecting personal taxes from delinquents. The effort aims to recover unpaid taxes and satisfy municipal financial obligations.

Chambers

Fugitive broker Muir arrested in Denver on embezzlement charges

Denver reports arrest of former San Francisco broker A Muir, seized as a fugitive from justice after California warrants allege embezzlement totaling about 10 000 dollars. Muir, who ran a brokerage in Denver for about a month during the panic, says the arrest stems from creditor ignorance and plans to fight extradition. The case centers on 1500 mining shares allegedly stolen January 8 from John Auld.

Denver W. A Muir San Francisco California Muir Muie Waller John Auld

Oxygen Treatment Aids Young Corbett In Fight

The oxygen therapy described as a boon to young Corbett helped him in his match against John Marty. After each round he received copious doses, raising observers' expectations that the treatment will be used more frequently in the future.

Young Corbett New York Corbett John Marty Shade the Potter

American ambassador to Rome resigns in Washington

Ambassador at Rome Liloyd Griscom has sent in his resignation to the state department and plans to devote himself to business after returning to the United States. The move follows a pattern of potential resignations expected across the diplomatic corps in the coming weeks.

Washington Liloyd Griscom Rome State Department United States

Popes Condition Improves but Audiences Pending

Rome March 3 The pope continues to improve from his cold and hoarseness though he has not yet resumed public audiences which are likely to be suspended until next week. He is handling Vatican business daily and meets with Cardinal Morry Del Val and other officials.

Rome Cardinal Morry del Val Vatican

Pirates Home Is Raided Near Flushing Bay

A house linked to a Long Island Sound piracy gang was raided at the entrance to Flushing Bay. Three men Krmest Kraus and his sons Max and William were arrested on burglary charges after resisting arrest with revolvers. Loot, including a brass cannon and rope, valued at about 3000 dollars, tied to yacht clubs Williamsburg Knickerbocker Bayside and Manhasset Yacht Club.

New York Long Island Sound Flusting Bay Krmest Kraus Max William Williamsburg Knickerbocker Bayside Manhassat Yacht Club

State will not cross examine Patterson in Cooper-Sharpe case

Nashville March 3 Attys for both sides in the Cooper Sharpe trial prepared to resume after a day of witness hearings. The state will not recall Governor Patterson for cross examination citing juror sentiment and potential impact. The defense collects remaining witnesses for rebuttal as prosecutors press conspiracy theory angles.

Cooper-Sharpe Nashville Patterson Counsel For State McCain Carmack

Private Detectives At Standard Oil Hearing

Chicago March 3 Private detectives swarmed through the federal building during the Standard Oil case hearing and stationed themselves around Judge Andersons courtroom. Each spotter shadows a specific person connected with the case, leaving hardly anyone unshadowed.

Standard Oil Chicago Detec Federal

Milwaukee buys Priest Rapids Railway in Benton County

Seattle March 3 Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul has purchased the Priest Rapids Railway company on the Columbia River bank in Benton county. President A J Banning said the line, once planned as an independent electric line by Hanford Irrigation interests, would be built about 55 miles south of Beverly.

Seattle Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Priest Rapids Railway Company Nest Bank Columbia River Benton County A. J. Bhanning Milwaukee Railway Company Hanford Irrigation Company Beverly South

New Ugh Records On The Board Of Trade

Chicago March 3 May wheat touched 1.19 1/2 to lead futures gains on the Board of Trade with July wheat at 8.07 as corn and oats followed higher. May corn rose to 67 1/4 cents and May oats to 60 1/2 cents on sentiment tied to wheat gains and expected old crop deliveries from winter stores.

NEW Ugh Records Board OF Trade Chicago

Bride of a Few Days Dies in Goldfield

Goldfield Nevada reports the sudden death in Los Angeles of Mrs James H. N. Davis wife of a prominent Nevada mine operator. She was a noted society figure and daughter of Dr B Galloway. The couple had just returned from a European wedding trip by automobile.

Goldfield, Nev March Worl Wes Mra James KR. Davis Los Angeles Mra Davis Nevada Goldfeld B. Galloway

Recount in Union County Iowa Confirms Jameson Lead

Des Moines March 3 recount of ballots in Union county in the contest for congressman shows Hepburn gaining two votes but no change in the outcome. Jameson retains an eighty vote majority over Hepburn on the official returns with no alteration to the result.

Des Moines Union County W. P Hepburn Clarinda WD. Jameson Shenandoah Hepburn Jameson Horbarn

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