Died at Roy Mrs Martha Larsen 89
Mrs Martha Larsen of Roy died Saturday night from paralysis at age 89. Funeral services will be held at the West Weber meeting house at 2 pm with burial in West Weber cemetery. Also notes of local church services and a funeral for Mina Frances Jones, 14, at Wilson meeting house with family and ward choir in attendance. Kellogg escapes custody in Pocatello after arrest in Ogden.
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Roy
Martha Larsen
West Weber
Methodist
George D. Peacock, Jr
American Sunday School Union
Gebarl
Naaman
Mias
Frances van Baskirk
Brotherhood
Frances M. Jones
Mina Francesa M. Jones
David H. Jones
Wilson
Wilson Meeting House
Edward Bingham
Ward
Holmes
Mitchell
Barton
Architeld McFarland
Frank Stratford
Bishop Bingham
Hooper Cemetery
James A. Thompson
Fifth Ward
James A Thompson
H. C. Jacobs
Mary Farley
May Jones
Tillie Hancock
Hugh Watson
Salt Lake
Mr. Thompson
Deseret News
H. J. Fuller
F Middleton
Ogden City Cemetery
Margaret E. Layne
Charles B. Layne
Grant Avenue
Ogden
Miss Layne
Weber Stake Academy
First Ward Meesting House
B. H. Ensign
Orden City Cemetery
Kellogg escapes through depot toilet window
Kel Kellogg fled from a Pocatello depot prison by slipping from a window. Officers failed to recapture him by latest reports. The incident followed his attempt to enter the toilet room after being permitted to pass. The runaways current status remains unrecovered as the search continues.
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Pocatello
Kellogg
Oficer
Brennan Monorail Car Demonstrates Balance on Copper Cable
Dr Alexander Chessin of Washington University staged a Brennan Monorail test in Columbia University lab showing a model car balanced on a copper cable with center of gravity three inches above contact. The device uses four inch gyroscopes at 3000 rpm and balanced ten pounds, suggesting commercial potential and a subway test in New York.
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New York
Alexander Chessin
Washington University
St. Louis
Physical Laboratory
Columbia University
Chessin
Brennan
New York Subway
Keel of Battleship Florida to Be Laid
At the Brooklyn Navy Yard ceremonies begin at 10 o clock for laying the keel of the new all big sun battleship Florida. Displacement 21826 tons with ten 12 inch main guns and secondary battery. Rear Admiral Goodrich and Naval Constructor William Baxter to attend and supervise.
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New York
Brooklyn Mavy Yard
Florida
Gehe
Goodrich
William Baxter
Kerns liability bill killed in Utah assembly
In the Utah assembly Bolao Ida, the Kerns liability bill was disposed of after fierce debate. McCracken attempted to pull it back, Alvord moved for indefinite postponement, Sheehan defended the measure as an employers’ bill, and Atkinson urged its passage. The motion for indefinite postponement carried 30 to 18.
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Bolao
Ida
Kerns
McCracken
Alvord
Sheehan
Atkinson
Dunning
Bamberger Roads Find A Ready Market
Salt Lake March 7 Simon Bam berger president of the Salt Lake and Ogden railroad reports that Harris Trust Savings Bank of Chicago is selling bonds to finance electrification. The $600000 first mortgage 5 percent bonds dated Feb 1 1909 and due Feb 1 1934 are optional at 105 with interest after Feb 1 1914. The issue is part of a $2000000 authorized sale with $660000 allocated to electrify and equip the line. The issuer says substantial equity exists over bonded debt and after bond proceeds are spent property value will reach about $1600000 with only $650000 in bonded debt. None of the remaining $1500000 bonds will be issued under strict trust deed limits. Net earnings for six months ending Nov 30 1908 exceeded twice annual interest charges.
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Salt Lake
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad
Harris Trust € Savings Bank Company of
Chicago
Harris Company
Idaho names fall on Brady appointments for state boards
Governor Brady sent to the senate his appointments in Idaho with Joseph B. Fallon of Kootenal county named Immigration commissioner. W. G. Cruse is promoted to bank superintendent, replacing W. S. Chaney who moves to Lewis ton. Other appointees include leaders for Normal and Albion boards, the medical board, and the Idaho academy trustee slate.
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Boise
Idaho
Brady
Senate
Joseph B. Fallon
Kootonal County
Goasland
W. G. Cruse
W.S. Chaney
Nephi Plaster Factory Burns in Salt Lake City Fire
Fire destroyed the Nephi Plaster and Manufacturing company plant near Nephi early Sunday. Estimated loss about $30,000 with similar insurance. Thomas Bale awakened by a loud noise saw the factory in flames. help arrived too late as the building burned to the ground. Owners include L S Hills Deseret National Bank president and J A Hyde of Nephi managed the works.
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Salt Lake
March
Nephi Plaster and Manufacturing Company
Nephi
Oa Lh
Thomas Bale
Gom
L. S. Hills
Deseret National Bank
William Blienbeck
H. 8. Young
J. B. Clinton
Walter Filer
The
J. A. Hyde
Settlement in St fotin and Des champs residence noted
In 1870 the Mal valley settlement moved to St fotin where Mr Iips died years later and where Mrs. Des champs has lived continually since.
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Mal Valley
St Fotin
Iips
Frightened wife awakens dead husband. police search ends
In Sheridan Wye on March 6 Mrs Harry Bridee woke her husband after police demanded entry to look for a fugitive. She found him dead from heart failure believed to have occurred hours earlier. The fugitive Suspect was not found at the Brides home.
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Sheridan
Wye
Harry Bridee
Brides Residence
Oldest Laramie County Resident Dies in Guernsey
A. B. Reynolds, early pioneer of the Guernsey region and likely the oldest resident of Laramie county, died at age 89 from erysipelas. He moved west in 1849 crossing the plains in an ox cart seeking gold in California and lived in Guernsey about thirty years.
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Guernsey
Wyo
A. B. Reynolis
Laramie County
Plains
California
Guernacy
County notices seize gambling gear under new law
Prosecuting Attorney Crawford serves notice to all residents with gambling paraphernalia to destroy it immediately under a statute from the last legislature. Also appears: an advertisement for Dean's Ointment claiming to soothe itching and heal skin conditions.
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Evanston
Wye
Crawford
Dean
Chickens and Hatchery Supplies Advertised by Barrow’s
Barrow's Commission Co advertises buy and sell of purebred chickens and hatching supplies including incubators brooders and eggs. The notice lists both phone numbers and offers services for poultry enthusiasts.
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Glso
Barrow’s Commission Co
Sage Brush Hair Tonite Promises Cure for Dandruff
An old time home remedy using sage brush tea is touted as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. A laboratory developed preparation removes odor while preserving active compounds. The product Sage Brush Hair Tonite is advertised for sale at leading drug stores and barber shops.
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North West
Thrilling Flight of Amateur Aeronaut Ends in Ballon Breakers
Jean Savage, an amateur aeronaut from Long Beach California, ascended in fierce wind and drifted over the ocean before shedding weight at 2,600 feet. The balloon turned and plunged into breakers where a launch recovered it, while Savage rode out dangerous angles with his parachute until he landed amid rising surf and lost the parachute to the sea.
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Long Beach
Cal
Jean Savage
Savage
Two Pioneer Women Claimed by Death in Malad Valley
Malad Idaho March 7 two Pioneer women have died this week in Malad valley. Mrs Elizabeth Roberts born in Wales seventy six years ago came to Malad in early days and long celebrated her birthday with friends. Friday death called Mrs Nellie Deschamps of St John pneumonia ended her life at 10 am born October 10 1839 in South Wales came to Utah in 1863 married Louis Deschamps in 1867 and the couple later moved to the region.
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Malad
Ida
Malad Valley
Elizabeth Roberts
Wales
Nellie Deschamps
St. John
Deschamps
South Wales
Utah
Louis Deschamps
Growth in New York indictments outpace population rise
The district attorney's annual report shows New York City population growing about four percent per year while indictments rise more than ten percent in 1908 compared with 1907. The data reflect steady increases in crime handling alongside urban expansion.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
Youth Found Dead After South Side Shootout
Hugh Hopkins son of J J Hopkins superintendent of stations of the South Side Elevated railroad was found slain early today in a doorway at 3708 Wentworth Avenue. John Lattern a bartender detained by authorities says Hopkins fired first after pounding the saloon door and was shot in return. Lattern reports the incident and is under investigation.
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Chicago
Hugh Hopkins
J. J. Hopkins
South Side
Wentworth Avenue
John Lattern
Lattern
Hopkins
Rat Causes City Street Car Service Disruption
In San Francisco a carbonized rat in the shape of a rat body blocked power lines at the beach power house, causing a temporary shut down of the street car system and leaving a 16 000 volt convection. Repair crews traced the outage to the rodent remains found among two main wires, ending a brief service interruption.
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Beach
The
Power Company
Moore Explains March Blizzard Proofs To Taft
Willis L Moore chief of the U S Weather Bureau told President Taft why a Washington blizzard hit on March 4 despite telegrams predicting clear weather. Moore presented evidence that no such high lows had ever produced a storm of this magnitude. In the White House, Roosevelt Club members, British envoy Mrs Bryce and others called on Taft as he dictated letters.
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Washington
Taft
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Moore
Roosevelt Club
St. Paul
Hugh T Halbert
Mra
Bryce
Ile
Philippines
Sherman
Franklin MacVeagh
Hitchcock
White House
Emmet Anniversary Observed by Irish League in New York
Two commemorations marking the 141st birthday of Robert Emmet were held in New York. The United Irish League met at the Lyric Theater and Clan Na Gael gathered at the Herald Square Theater. Michael J. Ryan praised John E. Redmond for advancing Ireland and urged continued unity and leadership in the Irish freedom cause.
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New York
Robert Emmet
United Irish League
lLyrie
Clan Na Gael
Herald Squire
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
United Triud League of America
League
John E. Redmond
Ireland
Emmet
Redmond
England
Auditorium Skating Rink in Ogden Destroyed by Night Fire
A midnight blaze gutted the Auditorium Skating Rink on Grant Avenue Ogden leaving it a charred ruin. Firefighters saved the post office building and adjacent structures including the Ogden Automotive garage and Congress dancing hall. Investigators suspect incendiary origin with evidence of arson materials found. losses run high while adjoining buildings and contents were protected.
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Ogden
Auditorium
Grant Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Twenty Fifth Streets
Rohlingon
Lewis Block
Washington Avenue
Alarma
Ogden Automobile Garage
Congress Dancing Hall
Emmet’s Century-Old Beginnings Recalled in Chronicle
A fragment notes that the project was begun by Robert Emmet more than a hundred years ago, marking a long historical thread. The line suggests a foundational moment tied to Emmet and a lasting legacy across generations.
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Robert Emmet
Auction of Unemployed Men Called Off in Brooklyn
New York March 5 The proposed sale of unemployed men at Parkside Presbyterian church in Flushing Bush Brooklyn was not held due to police interference. Twenty men with masked faces were to be auctioned from the pulpit to the highest bidder but the police cited a penal code clause banning masked public assemblies. Church authorities halted the event after seeing officers on the scene and decided to call off the auction.
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New York
Parkside Presbyterian Church
Flasbush
Brooklyn
John D. Long
Hitting the Homer: Merkle's Two Long Drives Spark Rally
A playful account notes Merkle belting two homers, one with blazing speed over Seymour’s shoulder that seemed to summon wind pads and shin protectors. The quip hints at a bold, athletic display fueling a dramatic moment.
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Merkle
Health sermons urged to curb disease losses in Chicago
Dr Emil G Hirsch condemns preventable disease and poor supervision as boosting Chicago losses to millions yearly. He cites typhoid via milk supply, tenement crowding, and landlord greed as key factors while praising drainage efforts and Health Commissioner Evans.
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Chicago
Emil G. Hirsch
Evans
Hirsch
Europe
Giants Show Batting Form In Scrub Exhibition
Martin Texas March game features four home ruins and a three bagger among many singles and doubles in a five inning scrimmage. McGraws beat the Lathams 9 to 8 as Durham limps through damage in the fifth inning and Marquard also troubled.
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Marquard
Kermit Roosevelt To Be Entertained At Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts March 5 Phins are being made here by fellow students of Kermit Roosevelt at Harvard university when he returns by school next week to wind up his school affair before departing for Africa with his father. Several dinners will be given in his honor and he will be the
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Cambridge
Mass
Kermit Roosevelt
Harvard University
Achoal
Africa
Central figure of college stunts departs after exams
A prominent college figure, Kermit, left the university immediately after mid year examinations, leaving his belongings in the big room here.
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Kermit
Wnniversity
Mintosh Bids Nelson $10000 For London Bout
London March reports Hugh Moelntonh offering Nelson $10,000 to come to London and fight Johnny Summers, the English lightweight who recently defeated Jimmy Britt. Summers’s improved form and moving pictures of Britt bout are sent to America, with promoters eyeing Summers as a top lightweight. If Nelson declines, Packey McFarland may be offered a purse as alternative. Summers is touted as a possible conqueror of the 181-pound class.
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London
Hugh Moelntonh
Sydney
N.S. W
Bat- Uing
Nelson
Johnny Sammers
Ure Bayligh
Jimmy Britt Hare
Britt Sunmer
Simmers
Summers
Britt
America
Mclnfest
Packey McFarland
Ston
Anti-Saloon League Spends 300000 to Target Tennessee
Dr Tra Land rith of Nashville and state Anti-Saloon League secretary notes Tennessee’s dry move cost the league about 330,000 to win the fight. He asserts the effort shows any state could regulate liquor and that the price is a factor in pushing prohibition.
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Anti-Saloon League
Tennessee
New York
Tra Landrith
Nashville
Tenn
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