Ogden notes of society, business and travel
Local items include musical entertainment by McMillan and Mansfeld with O L Fultz in Ogden, a Woman's Missionary Society meeting, Anna Hunter opening a manicure parlor, a Sunday reception by the Methodist Brotherhood, and various ads on goods, breads, and coal. News touches on police, court, and railroad briefs with appointments, sales, and upcoming events in Ogden.
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McMillan and Mansfeld
O. L. Fults
Cormellat
Fultz
Ogden
Grocers undercut the East with inflated Chicago bills
A Wall Street engineer received bills from John Sexton & Co of Chicago showing $43.64 for a grocery shipment. Ogden retailers offered similar items for $31.55, indicating local grocers undersell eastern houses with lower prices despite inferior quality goods. The records include freight, listed items, and multiple price entries for spices, cocoa, coffee, sugar, and soap.
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Ogden Grocers
Wall Avenue
John Sexton
Chicago
John Sexton & Co
Dr. Pires
Orn
S. G
Balbo
Chickens Bred and Sold and Hatchery Equipment Offered
Barrow's Commission Co advertises buying and selling pure bred chickens. The notice mentions incubators brooders and hatching services. Includes contact details with a phone number 787.
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Barrow’s Commssion Co
Real estate transfers filed in county records
Transfers show Charles Ruter to Bertha Tegtmeyer a tenth interest in a southwest quarter section 1 township 5 range west for 1. Peter Crezee to Alden Stephens north half of lot 12 and part of lot 13 in Emmergon's Main Street addition Ogden for 1. Mary A Patterson to Hans F Patterson part of section 22 township 6 range 2 west for 1. George M Ritter to John T Ritter parts of northeast and southeast quarters section 13 township 6 range 2 west for 1 000. Frank Higley to Josey Higley parcel in section 14 township 6 range 2 west for 5.
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County Recorder
Wallace
Charles Ruter
Bertha Tegtmeyer
Peter Crezee
Alden Stephens
Emmergon
Ogden
Mary Aon Patterson
Hans F. Patterson
George M. Ritter
John T Ritter
Frank 3. Higley
Josey Higley
Insurance payout to widow of PM. C. Jones
A. W W. Moyes, agent for New York Life Insurance Co., presented a $2,000 check to Emma R. Jones, widow of the late PM. C. Jones, as policy proceeds on her husband’s life.
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A. W W. Moyes
New York Life Ins. Co
Emma R. Jones
PM. C. Jones
New York Life Insurance Co
Fielding Sentenced to Prison for Forgery
W F Fielding, recently moved from Ogden to Seattle, pleaded guilty in Washington to obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery. He receives a sentence of one to fourteen years in the Washington State Penitentiary. Fielding had prior criminal activity in Ogden including bank fraud and a honey moon trip with a bride. his wife and child were involved, and a separate forgery case in Seattle led to the recent formal sentence.
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Washington State Penitentiary
Wilson
W. F. Pielding
Ogden
Seattle
Washington
Tetine
California
Salt Lake City
Fielding
Sterins Wilson
Not Disappointed Adam Zawfox in the Money List
Job Starky jokes about a list of a hundred men who own all the money in the country. He laments not finding his name among the wealth holders, expressing disbelief and quiet resignation.
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Adam Zawfox
Job Starky
County School Board Adopts Delinquency Policy
A county school board meeting notes prompt response to delinquency handling. The insurance on the Plain City school fire loss of eight dollars is acknowledged as paid promptly. Treasurer reports balance at Feb 2 and receipts through Feb 9 totaling over ten thousand dollars with expenditures around five hundred twenty six dollars. A resolution sets that delinquents with excused absences granted by the superintendent are excused. those without are not.
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Ofice
County School Board
Hori
Plain City
Mente
First Span of the New Viaduct Reaches Completion
Spectators watch as the first span of the new viaduct is completed and two derricks extend the structure eastward. A crane on a derrick ripped telegraph, telephone and electric wires from a pole at the Twenty fourth Street crossing, causing a panic but no injuries. The wires were moved to a safe position afterward.
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Dundas
Atreat
New Millinery Co Displays Spring Hats At Driges Shop
Misses Leonora and Luciel Driggs announce a new stock of spring hats at 2359 Wash Ave Misses Driggs proprietors. The public is invited to view the fresh millinery now on display with an opening announcement to appear later this month.
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Wash, Ave
Leonora
Luciel Driggs
Ogden waterworks measure killed by Utah Legislature
House Bill No. 156 known as the Ogden Waterworks commission was reported adversely and killed in the Utah lower house amid strong citizen protests. The bill sought city administration control with salaries of 100 dollars a month for the city attorney and four dollars a day for the city engineer, a measure opposed by Ogden residents but supported by some council members. News of the defeat was welcomed in Ogden's business district and across classes.
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Ogden Waterworks Commission
Utah
Ogden
Messare
Patent notices and agents listed in Washington paper
Reported by C A Snow and Co patent attorneys Washington DC Canutson Elsi nore beet blocker J E Snevely Salt Lake City brushmaking machine For copy of any above patents send ten cents on postage stamps with date of this paper to C A Snow and Co Washington DC
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C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Despondent Woman In San Francisco Ends Life At Home
In San Francisco on March 6 a 30 year old woman Mrs Louisa J Jones wife of Alexander Jones of New York City killed herself by inhaling illuminating gas at her Gough Street home. She left three notes including one to her attorney EW S Johnstone of New York.
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San Francisco
Louisa J. Jones
Alexander Jones
New York City
Gough Street
Count Lorday
EW. S&s
Johnstone
New York
Ministers With Labor Union Represented at State Meeting
The Ministerial association of Oeden will be represented at the State Forgury of Labor meeting in Salt Lake on Mondays by Rev. McCreery of the Methodist church and May, Elder of the Congregational church.
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Ministerial Association of
Oeden
Salt Lake
McCreery
The
Methodiet Hhirch
May
Eiderkig
Congregational Church
Bond issue not seen as imminent by Treasury
Washington March views of the incoming secretary of the treasury on a new bond issue remain unclear. Old officials doubt any issue is imminent as the treasury holds a large working balance and customs receipts rise. Analysts favor Treasury certificates or Panama Canal bonds, with several hundred million in construction bonds still available.
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Washington
Treasury
Department
MacVeagh
Banker Admits Embezzling 85800 in Grand Rapids Case
Hale, former auditor of the Tra verke City National Bank, pleaded guilty to taking 85800 of bank funds for personal use. He was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary.
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Grand Rapide
Mick
March
Elleworth Hale
Traverke City National Bank
War
House of Correction
Wholesale Grocery House Meeting Plans Big Firm Launch
A noon Weber club room gathering of interested locals outlined preliminary plans for a new wholesale grocery concern. Promoters expect ample capital and aim to rival the Scowcrofts in scale and reach, with details to be finalized at an upcoming session.
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Weber Club
Whale Sale
Dath
Cupy
Scowcreft
Wall Avenue
Walt
Scowcrofts
Ogden
Monuthis
James A Thompson Pioneer Dies at 86 in Weber County
James A Thompson aged 86 long time Weber County resident died at 10:45 last night at home 1067 Twenty fourth street cancer born Glasgow Scotland August 15 1830 a Latter day Saints member since 1842 emigrated to Utah 1866 worked for Deseret News in Salt Lake City and led the first daily paper there later moved to Eden and Ogden member of Weber Stake High Priests quorum survived by Christina Lindsey funeral Sunday 2:30 at Fifth Ward meeting house remains at home Sunday 1 to 4 burial City Cemetery
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Tames A. Thompson
Weber County
Twenty-fourth Street
Decease
Glasgow
Scotland
Latter Day Saints’ Church
Utah
Salt Lake
Deseret News
Yl Niahed
Eden
Ogden
den Fal
Christina Lindsey
Weber Stake
Fifth Ward
Meen
T. Burtain City Cemetery
Special Meeting of Chamber of Commerce Tonight
A special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at eight oclock this evening at 24171 Washington avenue. The agenda is to receive the report of the legislative committee appointed at the last regular meeting. Browne presides, Foster secretary.
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Ue Chamber of Commerce
Washington Avenue
Legislative Committee
Slenedi S H. Browne
Horace S. Foster
Captain of Police Shot and Killed in Washington
Captain W. W. Mathews of the Fifth precinct was shot dead at the station house by Policeman Collier who entered and fired five shots into the captain’s body while he sat at his desk. Collier was previously reprimanded by Mathews for a breach of the peace. Lieut. Sprinkle arrested Collier.
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Washington
W. WW. Mathews
Collier
Matthew
Matthews
Lieut
Sprinkle
Roosevelt to occupy Imperial Suite on Hamburg steamer
Ex president Roosevelt plans a March 23 departure from New York aboard the steamer Mambure. He will occupy the Imperial suite used by the German emperor during the 1905 06 Mediterranean voyage. The journey ends with a Naples arrival on April 4. The suite features a parlor two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The ship offers a gym electric horse and riding camel for exercise. Roosevelt may repeat his famous ninety mile ride offshore.
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New York
Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Naples
Romevelt
Woodmen of the World Camp No Members Meet in Uniform
Members of Weber Camp No Woodmen of the World are urged to gather at the hall Sunday March 16 at 4 00 p m to attend the funeral of Neighbor HH Te Speak in uniform with the band in attendance. Bring badges and white flowers.
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Weber Camp
Banquet in Honor of Secretary of War in Windy City
The Iroquois Club plans a Tuesday banquet in Chicago to honor Jacob M Dickinson selected as secretary of war. The Democratic club notes Dickinson’s long affiliation. Former Mayor Dunne sparked a reaction by accusing Dickinson of switching to the Republicans, which Dickinson denies, affirming his continued Democratic beliefs.
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Iroquois Club
Windy City
Chicago
Jacob M. Dickinson
Irroquois Club
Dickinson
Dunne
Jaulee Dickinson
Theater Train Via Bamberger Line From Salt Lake
Train service from Salt Lake departs at 11 30 pm on Saturday. Any train available with round trip fare of 100 dollars. Contact phones show 2 00 for information.
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Bamberger
Salt Lake
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M. M. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
Spargo’s Book Store
Woman's Missionary Society
Mra
N. Cote
Orchard Ave
Po Om
Womans Time Missionary Society
Anna Hunter
Hunter
Wright
Methodist Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Brotherhood
W. Wright & Sons
Wm. Chapple
Williarm Chapple
Orfden General Hospital
Millard Co
Wenger & Hoaton
Feeles
Manson
Ogden Union Depot & Railway Company
Southern Pacific
Cottage School For the Deaf
Harriman
Fat Home
Hess Crackers
Thomas
George W Wilson
Miles L. Jones
George Shorten
Mies Martha Shaw
Lynn Ward
Orson Griffin
Elko
Homer B. Fenn
Nevada
Humboldt National Forest
Druneau
Humbold Forest
T 14
F. W. Reed
Hess Bakery
H. O.hanna
Manila
H. O. Hanna
Mantle
P. I
Reed
Vistt
G. F. Carman
Hanna
Philippines
Manila Trading & Transportation Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Houston
Texas
Aesistant
O. B. Butterfield
Grass Creek
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Rock Springs
Consumers’ Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Met
Des Moines
Ordon
Ing Academy
Cavalry
EB Moseley
Sparks
Williams
George Willame
North Ogden Irrigation Company
George A. Fuller
Afondar
Lewis
T. A. Whalen
A. D. Shurtilff
A McFarland
William A. Champnor- Jain
Edgar Jones Grocery Co
State of
Uta
H. L. Stonecipher
Wheelwright Bros
A. H. Bailey
H. Bailey
First National Bank
William S. Situ
Dance Tonight
Congress Dancing Academy
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Searnet
Orson Badger
Conpvnot
Kodak
Tripp
Rio Grande Railroad Company
McDowell
Weber County Board of Education
Pancipala
Orpheum Theatre
Jones
Baltimore
Paul Cheery
Law
Ed Dunn
Red-Light
Pat O'Brien
BE. L. Henzle
Frank Lloyd
Shamiker
Southern Pacific Company
Alwarst
John Doe
George Malmin
Dunn
Hoe
Inex Bryant
Blanch Davis
Blssie Bonhill
Sadie Brown
Tom
Idaho
Spectatora
A New Millinery Co
Levlstrauss &Co
Wrights Clothing Store
James A. Thompson
Chamber OF Commerce
Hamburg
Spargo's Book Store
Woodmen OF the World
Sam Kline
Tennessee
Eizes Sequart Tin Coffee
Eres
Cae
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