Burt Brothers Seek Purchases in New York
Will L Burt of J Burt and brothers is in New York at the Murray Hill hotel on a two week purchasing trip for his company. Mrs Burt remains in Salt Lake visiting friends. Divorce proceedings begun in Ogden allege failure to provide and claim the 1904 consummation of the marriage.
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New York
Will L. Burt
J. Burt and Brothers
Murray Hill Hotel
Mary L Letly
John Wayne Lewis
Lewis
Ogden
Ogden News Briefs Include Weddings and Coal Prices
Ogden society items note Mary I Holbrook restoration, business ads urge next-day copy for Evening Standard, and Fred C Smith of Marshal Michigan visits Ogden. Coal firms list Rock Springs Castle Gate and Clear Creek supplies. Montana wool clip for coming season estimated at 26 million pounds with 14 million contracted. Weddings include Stephen Blair Audrey Dalton ceremony avoiding rice at Salt Lake, and Charles Powelson Florence Lunbeck nuptials with plans near Lander. Funeral for Miss Margaret Layne held at First Ward. various local notices on coal, travel, and obituaries conclude.
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Montana
W. BR. Sheldon
Wisconsin Central Lines
Officers Catch Crooks In Ogden Burglary Ring
Six men named John Martin George Fitzgerald Frank Williamg Eli Weaver Francis Joseph and Harry Joseph were arrested after confessing to a chain of robberies from Nevada to Utah. They allegedly burglarized the H. F Upp Jewelry store on Washington Avenue Ogden and held up train crews in Montello Nevada. Police say three men face Upp burglary charges while all six are implicated in the Ogden case and Montello robberies. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for colds and coughs. Geo F Cave Depot Drug Store carry it.
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Browning
Pender Aith
Robert Burke
Oxden
Nevada
John Martin
George Fitzgerald
Frank Williamg
Eli Weaver
Francis Joseph
Harry Joseph
Williams
Joseph
H. F Upp
Washington Avenue
Twentythird
Twenty-second Street
St. Louis
Twenty-ifth Street
Montello
Ogden
Upp
Geo F. Cave and
Depot Drug Store
Roosevelt Granted Unlimited Special Hunting License in Africa
A March 10 dispatch reports former President Theodore Roosevelt has received a special hunting license allowing unlimited game killing during his Africa expedition. Guides, porters, and safari gear are being prepared, with sightings of elephants and giraffes along the Uganda line and preparations for rail travel to Port Florence.
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Mombasan
Africa
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Nadi
Port Florence
Makindy
Uganda
Elburgen
Sabikki River
Mombassa
R. J. Cunninghame
London
Duke of Mecklenburg
Duke of Connaught
Duke of the
Cable Route From Africa to New York Through Suez and Gibraltar
Fragmentary text describes a global telegraph cable path from Mombassa to Aden and onward via Suez Port Salt Malta and Gibraltar to New York. It mentions the journey of deep sea cables and the traverse across multiple hubs. The passage lacks complete details.
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de- Inyedi
Mombassa
Africa
Aden
Suez
Port Salt
Malta
Gibraltar
New York
Nervousness and indigestion linked to self poisoning
The article notes nervousness often stems from indigestion and undigested food toxins in the blood. It warns that auto intoxication can cause immediate danger or gradual weakening over years, with heart failure cited as a common premature killer.
Huge Waves on the Lake Stop Damage Suspected
Passengers report rough lake conditions with large waves washing over trestle and fillings. No damage reported but a watch is kept across the lake to observe effects of the furious seas. Theater excursion to Salt Lake Ogden Hallway on Saturday March 13 departs 11 p.m. for one dollar round trip.
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Wast
Southern Pacific
Dense fog wrecks two steamers off Pollock Ripple
In a thick fog the Horatio Hall from Portland and the H F Dimock from New York collided in Pollock Ripple. The Hall sank quickly. five passengers from the Hall were rescued when the Dimock beached on Cape Cod. All passengers were from western cities and unhurt lives were saved.
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Chatham, Masa
Horatio Hall
Portland
New York
H. F. Dimock
Boston
Hall
Dimock
Cape Cod Beach
Einking Hall
Thompson
Plodding Pete Defends Forest From Woodchop Pun
In a humorous exchange, Plodding Pete declines to chop wood for dinner claiming it would betray his forestry principles to strike any forest creature, even subdued at his feet. The dialogue highlights a humorous ethical stance in a rustic setting.
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Pete
Foresta
Postum Praised By North Dakota Minister For Health Gain
A North Dakota minister details relief from indigestion headaches and bilious attacks after switching from coffee to Postum. He reports fewer digestive issues since using Postum for about a year and notes his wife also preferred it after trial, with a general debt of gratitude expressed to Postum Co. for improving health.
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Coffies
Dak
Friends
Postum
Pke
Portum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pligs
Preston To Answer In Court In Uintah Case
The charges allege burglary linked to a box car robbery at Uintah and the Thanksgiving night murder of Deputy Sheriff Clark. Jas Preston awaits trial in Ogden county jail, while officials note no new confession and no close examination has been conducted yet.
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Jas Preston
Uintah
Clark
Ogden
Preston
Wilson
Preston Wouldisll Ogden
Special Salt Lake Train to Ogden March Friday night
Special train runs Saturday night March 13 from Salt Lake City to Ogden leaving about 11 p m. Round trip fare one dollar. For details call station agents at phone number 2000.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway
Crowded Court as Cooper Sharpe Trial Advances
Dense crowds fill the Nashville courtroom as Attorney General Garner asserts Colonel Cooper fired the shot that wounded Carmack’s son Robin. He challenges Carmack’s alibi and argues the defense hinges on justification and self defense amid testimony from Mrs Eastman and others. The trial resumes with Garner asserting the state’s version of events and questioning defense witnesses.
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Nashville
D. B. Cooper
Carmack
Garner
Coopers
Sharpe
EB. W. Carmack
Robin
Colonel Cooper
Mra. Carmack
General Washington
General Garner
Senator Carmack
Cooper-Sharpe
E W. Carmack
Hart
M. H. Meeka
Tennesseean
General Meeks
Cooper
Cox
Patterson
Robin Cooper
Cormack
Eastman
John Sharpe
Carmac
Fragmentary court note on wounds and fatality
The fragment discusses wounds through the heart or spinal column as fatal possibilities. It notes the location of the wounds and dismisses the idea that the pumice could miscarry or the sulky escape, with a sense of legal accusation implied.
Curbstone Boss Gus Chiriston Charged With Job Fraud
Immigrant community member Gus Chiriston led curbside offices near Twenty-fifth Street and Grand Avenue promising profitable employment for a fee. Three men paid $2 each but received no work, sparking an indignation gathering and his arrest on a false pretenses charge with bonds set at $46.
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Gus Chiriston
Grant Avenur
Omcer Covey
Gus
Twenty-fith Street
Gran!d Avenue
Embryo
Cooney
Gue
Sunday School Concert Draws Methodist Youth
The Sunday school of the Methodist church plans a Friday evening concert at the church. The program includes orchestra selections, baritone and soprano solos, cello and violin pieces, piano solos, recitations, and piano accompaniment, featuring performers Lon E B Lyman Frances Van Buts kirk Austin Sooy Jean Cole Vinlin Vera Osborne Rosamond Laird Bertha Laird Vera Frey and others.
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The
Methodist Church
Selection
Baratone
Lon E B. Lyman
Bertha Laird
Robert of
Sicily
Vera Frey
Orchastra
Ex Governor Hill to Lead National Republican Committee
Ex Governor John F. Hill of Maine to succeed Frank Hitchcock as head of the national Republican committee as Hitchcock moves to postmaster general in the new administration. Hill has been a committee member from Maine and is seen as a strong political leader. He rises from vice chairman under Hitchcock.
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John F. Hill
Frank Hitchcock
National Republican Committee
Hitchccock
Christmas Ring Mystery In a Doctor’s Family
A homeopath physician’s young daughter loses a pearl ring on the Christmas tree. Two days later she returns tearfully to her father’s office crying that she has lost the “title pill” from the ring. A witty aside notes a girl named Bila not being attractive and Stella’s quip about copyright on a kiss.
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Bila
Stella
Visit Our Salt Lake Building During Conference
During conference, the Salt Lake plant at 68 South State Street will host daily open house from 10 am to 6 pm with guides to explain the apparatus. The new large intermountain plant offers a view of its building and aims to welcome patrons from outside Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
South State Street
Salt Lake City
L H Bancroft Emerges As Wisconsin House Leader
Levi H Bancroft of Madison Wisconsin rises as speaker at age. A lawyer by training he is in his second term and praised for oratory and reading by his constituents. His early fame came from defending Rose Zeoldoske in a controversial poisoning case and securing her pardon.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
L. H. Bancroft
House of Representatives
Bancroft
Pollah
Rose Zeoldoske
Privaician
State Board
LaFollette
Lagistant
M. Mi Sturde van
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Prescription Specialists
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Riverdale High Patent ‘Lour
Watt
Peery’s Crescent Flour
Peery
Mary I. Holbrook
Evening Standard
Fred C. Smith
Marshal. Mich
BH. B .Arnold
Mr. Smith
Michigan Central Railroad
Rock Springs
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
S7th St
John Farr
Stephen Blair
Audrey Dalton
Thin City
24Th Street
Bishop McQuarrie
Blair
Ingebretson
Kemmerer
M. L. Jones Coal Co
United Marriage
C. S. Smith
East Twelfth Street
G. W. McCreery
First Methodist Church
Charles R. Powelson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Plorence E. Lunbeck
Denver
Colo
Grass Creek
Hock Springs
Consumers’ Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Mer Phenes
Layne
Margaret Ei. Layne
First Ward
B. H. Ensign
Ward
Guy Saunders
William Parker
D. O. McKay
Kodak
Tripp Studio
Wheelwright Bros
the Globe
App
Associated Press
Salt Like
Ogden Hallway
Burns
Seymour L. Clark
Uintah Station
Curbstone
D. TF
Mii
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Levi H. Bancroft
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