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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
6
Falstaff Week Presents McMillan and Mansfeli in Ogden
The Falstaff week features the New York mueteai team McMillan and Mansfeli in Ogden, offering about a dozen of their latest muasen in concert. Officials including Superintendent Manson and Engineer Fitzgerald plan an afternoon Southern Pacific trip, with Rock Island’s Passenger Agent T A Parker visiting local headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan
Mansfeli
New York
Manson
Fitzgerald
T. A. Parker
The
Rock Island
Ogden News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments and Events
Thirty five estate people under Raymond management arrive in Ogden on the Southern Pacific to the Rio Grande system. Burley bank staff changes as George Corlew becomes assistant cashier at Bank of Burley Idaho. Subscription complaints to circulation desk urged with specific hours. Madam Swenson to give a musical soiree for Weber club on Thursday evening. Distinguished visitor G L Potter of Baltimore & Ohio arrives with a party. tours Ogden then onward to Salt Lake. Remains of H D Blanchard arrive for interment in Pocatello. Charles A Henry and wife depart for Southern California for two to three weeks. Relief Society conference set for February 11. Engagement announced between Beale Rosenthal and A Echenfeld. Various coal and business notices, and irrigation case updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Potter
Batimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
Rio Grande Road
Potter
Monson and Whitney
Harriman
Ogden
City
Union Pacific
Denny Smyth Faces Court After Washington Ave Incident
In a busy police court morning, offenders ranged from banker speeding to a Greek accused of cheese theft. Denny A Smyth, owner of the European hotel, faced arrest for speeding on Washington Avenue, with witnesses set to testify Tuesday morning.
Weber county commissioners grant railroad franchise to Plain City route
Weber county officials approved a franchise for Lyman Skeen J Allen Mayor and J M Child to build a railroad from Ogden to Farr West Harrisville and Plain City. The group says they have secured most of the right of way and will start grading next week. The line is planned as a steam railroad or possible electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Lyman Skeen
J. Allen ‘Ay Jor
J. M Child
Ogden
Farr West
Harrisville
Plain City
Bose
Ancient cheese triggers release of prisoner at polices court
Morning police court scene centers on Sour Eneo Golas charged with attempted theft of a Greek man's grip at an Ogden lodging house. An interpreter assists as the case hinges on a cheese evidence find brought by Desk Sergeant Critchlow. The judge frees Golas, noting the bizarre confrontation ends with the plaintiff receiving his cheese and instructions to bury it at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny A. Smyth
Beast
Wallington Avenue
Denny Smyth
Smyth
J. F. Wiley
Pender
Wiley
Broom Hotel
Nanon
Bill Smith
Sam Marchem
Ume
Fern
M. Hopkins
G Hoepkins
Ogden Canton
Hopking
Hopkins
Polices Court
Ogden
Sour Eneo Golas
Galas
Critchlow
Valige
Doc Kellogg Recaptured After Posing as Sheriff Aid
Reputed clairvoyant and con artist Doc Kellogg was recaptured in Pocatello after escaping from Under Sheriff Mike Murray at nearby. He used forged telegrams and phone messages from a made up Butte sheriff to trick Sheriff Wilson into releasing him. Kellogg is said to have swindled between 10 000 and 15 000 dollars, with about 1500 from a widow, and his female accomplice was allowed to proceed to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Kelloge
Sherif
Mike Murray
Pocatello
Montana
Ma Cive
Wes
Kellogg
Butte
Sherif Wilson
Ogden
Wilson
Kelloce
J. K. O'Rourke
Rourke
Wison
Skiddoo
Sherry Wilson
Colorado Springs
Woolen Mills Prospect At Ogden Site Visit
C A Shephard of Pendleton arrived in Ogden to study the city and its resources for a woolen mill project. He plans talks with the Chamber of Commerce on a potential woolen mill here or partnership with Pendleton to manufacture blankets robes and heavy woolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shephard
Wendleton
Oregon
Ogden
Chamber of Commerce
Shephard
Oden
Pendleton
Dr Rowe and Wife Return From California
Dr. H M Rowe and wife return from southern California after a month visiting Los Angeles Pasadena Redlands and nearby cities. They note a large winter tourist population, with many from Utah and other regions, and plan a sheep exhibit with prominent breeders at the Mid Winter Sheep Show during the National Wool Growers convention next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Rowe
California
Los Angeles
Pasgulena
Pasadena
Redlands
Mr. Rowe
Europe
Canada
Utah
Ogden
Rowe
Poona Regulats Reported To Relieve Constipation
A fragment from Sulphur Springs Texas praises Poona Regulats for relieving severe constipation and keeping stool regular, signed by KF Davie, a local grocer. The note claims lasting improvement since use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poona
A_ KF
Davie
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Cars derailed in Southern Pacific yards incident
An accident in the Southern Pacific yards caused several freight cars to derail and suffer damage. A Short Line train cut in front of Union Pacific No. 6f while crossing, causing a mixup and prompting an inquiry to determine fault. The report will go to Superintendent Mansen and then to Vice President Kruttschnits at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Evanston
Mansen
Provident
Filed petition for letters of administration
Icetn T Jones seeks letters of administration for the estate of Naty oy Jones deceased. The Weber County estate valued at $400 includes nine direct heirs, including the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icetn T Jones
Natyoy
Jones
Weber County Renal Estate
Ultimatum Issued by Austro Hungary Peace Efforts Reported
Berlin March 7 The Austro Hungarian government set a March 1 deadline for Serbia to respond after Count Fergach’s interview with the Servian administration. Officials expect no major development until after the period. A conciliatory note on Bosnia and Herzegovina and a renewal of a commercial treaty were discussed. Russia's role and possible reactions in Poland, France and the broader European situation were weighed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Austro- Hungary
Servias
Count Fergach
Felerude
Servin
Servia
Bosnia
Merzogovina
Austria
Russia
Hasard A
Servenos
Poland
France
Musela
Wells of Black Asphalt Opened By Washake Co on Reservation
Reports from Fort Washake north of Lander say the Washake Hydro Carbon Mining Company opened a producing well of black asphaltum on the Indian reservation. Operators include Russell Thorpe Gould Dietz of Omaha Fr Uihlein of Chicago and J K Moore of Wyoming. Prospecting has been extensive but this is the first commercial find. Great excitement prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Washake
Lander
Washakle Hydo Carbon Mining Ompany
Russell Thorpe
Gould Dietz
Omaha
Uihlein
Chicago
J. K. Moore
Wyoming
Astounding Losses of Farm Products Prompted by Roosevelts Statement
William E. Curtis notes President Roosevelt cites annual farm-product losses from injurious mammals reaching 130 million dollars. In California and Nevada field mice devastate crops. Biological Survey aids Humboldt valley ranchers with sulphate of sattyeh nine poison on alfalfa, killing tens of thousands of mice daily. Birds and other natural predators help curb remaining damage. Nevada alone loses about 400,000 dollars in alfalfa yearly and Humboldt valley farms replanted after 15,000 of 26,000 acres were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Curtis
Roosevelt
Annnally
Secretary of Agriculture
California
Nevada
Biological Survey
Tho Usai
Humboldt Valley
Department
al Jemet
Tt8
Falling Off of Exports Over Fifty Million Dollars
Washington reports a drop in exports totaling over fifty million dollars. For seven months ending January exports stand at 1 041 789 000 while the prior year’s figure was 1 198 000 000. Raw cotton and reduced wheat flour shipments contribute to the decline with cotton prices dropping from 11? per pound in January 1908 to 9.4 cents in January 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Januay
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office
Hans Schow transfers part of sec 11 to Sarah Schow Orth for 1 dollar. Julia Parry sells part of sec 11 to Frederick Pierce for 900 dollars. Sarah Schoworth transfers part of sec 11 to Peter Olsen Jr for 850 dollars. Flora Wallace sells parts of Wallace subdivision to J W Craven for 435 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Wallace
Hans Schow
Sarah Schow Orth
Julia E. Parry
Frederick A Pierce
Sarah Schoworth
Peter H. Olsen, Jr
Flora Luciné Wallace
J W. Craven
Ogden City
Roosevelt Theme Praised in Churches Across New York
At Calvary Baptist Church in New York City, Dr Mac Arthur presented resolutions lauding former President Roosevelt. They hailed his administration as patriotic and as a peacemaker, praising civic righteousness and high ideals of manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Calvary Baptist Church
MacArthur
Panama Canal
Warsaw University Meeting Clamped Down By Police
Police with infantry broke up a student gathering at the University of Warsaw Hall amid talks on exam system changes. A total of 178 students were arrested and face possible deportation. the Russian student body dominates as Poles boycott the university, raising the possibility of its closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Rusalan University
Patrick Daly Dies Suddenly in Anaconda
State Senator Patrick Daly of Deer Lodge County died suddenly at his home in Anaconda from heart trouble. He was brother of Montana millionaire Marnie Daly and widely known in Montana Utah and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, March
Patrick Daly
Deer Lodge
Bis
Anaconda
Howee
Marnie Daly
Montoon Millionaire
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Will Rebuild Auditorium Skating Rink
Phil O Mara of Salt Lake vows to rebuild the auditorium skating rink gutted by a fire Sunday night. He plans immediate cleanup and start of reconstruction efforts to restore the facility for public use and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil O'Mara
Salt Lake
Harriman to Confer with Harriman in San Francisco Trip
J. T. Harriman of the Alinda Central and head officials travel by private car on the Union Pacific mail, arriving east to meet Harriman in San Francisco. The plan includes a westward journey with Harriman officials and a week in the earthquake city before returning east via the Southern Pacific. The exact Ogden arrival date is not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
J. T HarRihan
Alinda
Central Road
Union Pacific
San Francisco
EB. Ho Harriman
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Picardent Harriman
Ogden
Vice President Fairbanks Returns to Indianapolis Home
The article notes former Vice President Fairbanks returning to his Indianapolis home after 12 years away in Washington. He and Mrs. Fairbanks host friends and discuss the new administration and early congressional adjournments. He expects to practice law again after a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tfe
Fairbanks
Washington
Airbanks
Congress
Lnn
Sioux Falls River Flood Threatens Central Railroad Bridge
Snowmelt has swollen the Ble Sioux River near Sioux Falls threatening the $25,000 Trettle Bridge of the South Dakota Central Railroad. Water rose within a foot of the timber abutments supporting the track as high water menaced the structure tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux
South Dakota Central Railroad Company
Asbestos Use Advised to Protect Table Surfaces
A historical note recommends using asbestos to cover kitchen tables during meal prep. Lay the asbestos on the table, cover with newspaper, and place hot serving dishes on it to prevent oilcloth burning. After the meal, burn the newspaper to dispose of any residue, avoiding scrubbing and preserving a clean top.
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. M. Wikes CO
Washington Ave
Spargo’ 'S Book Store
Bel-383
Arthur Mathews
Ditton Pacific
Shiels
Lewis
Pacifc
Millara Co
Wenger & Rostan
Reeles
FN. Heas
J. T. Hurst
San Pedro
Heas
Murat
Raymond
Orpheum Theatre
West
Oxden
Minolta
Ilene Bakery
Burley
George Corlew
First National Bank
Bank of Burley
Idaho
P.m
Sp. m
Swenson
Weber Club
Grass Greek Luhip
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Jack Springs
Rand
Convursers’ Coal Co
A A. Shaw
Merchones
David Rosenthal
Miss Beale Rosenthal
St. Joseph
Missouri
A. Echenfeld
Wheelwright Bros
Relief Society Conference
Weber Stake Relief Society
Relief Society Hall
Tabernacle Square
Kodak
Tripp Studio
H. D. Blanchard
H. D Blanchard
Round House
Cartin
Charles A. Henry
Mr. Henry
Majo Tom Gorn
General Ucket
Union Depot
Fiéwersa
Orden
North Ogden Irrigation Company
George A. Puller
Texas
HM. Beekman
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
James Wadman
Superior Brick
Tile & Milling Company
Denny
Washington Avenue
Wrights Clothing Store
Plain City Railroad Line
Doc Kellogg
Putte
C. A. Shephard
DR. Rowe
HIG Resulis
Austro-Hungary
University AT
T. Tarorsararom
M. J. Nrandt Cutlery Co
United States
York
Digatock
Rogers
Westenholm
PI Steel
Fargous
Wade & Butcher
Branice Pe Razor
Ben-Hur
Cewls
Brandt
T. H. Carr
Crurgist Corner
Grant Ave
25Th Street
Harrihan
Albert W. Bell
Tarnevie
Jonnie Sanden
Onden
Baltimore
Associated Press
Chesapeale
Patemac Telephone Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Morse Telegraph Instruments
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