Railroad Regime Probes Trio Train Wreck At Ogden
A new railroad investigative committee reported on an Ogden accident. Conductor J J Mailaney was found primarily responsible for splitting Union Pacific No 66 without warning. Contributing faults included Conductor Calland's knowledge and engineers Hamer and others mishandling brakes during the yard maneuver.
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Union Depot
Union Pacific
W. Kenney
D Keller
EB. Hamer
Hinney
Calland
East Yard
Ogden
Helper
O. S&sl
Oregon Short Line
J. J. Mallaney
G. F. McGinn
W. J. Carton
Wm. Kirkwood
D. C. Kelley
Eghead
O. 5
D. J. Malone
Southern Pacific
A. B. Stevenson
F. Hamer
Deaf and Dumb Man Worth 100000 Seeks Wife
Benjamin M. Wood of Oxnard who is deaf and dumb and 45 years old, valued by friends at 100000, announces he wants to marry and offers a worldwide honeymoon. He seeks a loving partner who accepts him for who he is, not his wealth, after screening women who sought his fortune.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Benjamin M. Wood
Oxnard
Man-eating Tigers and Elephants Plague India
Washington reports American Consul General William H. Michael in Calcutta says man-eating tigers and wild elephants have grown so dangerous they devastate forests in British India. Government officials face extinction problems as heavy rewards fund tiger destruction while elephants enjoy government protection.
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Washington
British India
William H. Michael
Calcutta
Williams Obtains License to Marry Wrong Woman
Cleveland report says Charles Williams aged 59 sought a license to wed his sister in law Emily but obtained for Cora Wobster. A memory mix up delayed the wedding a week. Williams then announced plans to marry the correct sister Emily next Sunday morning at the probate office.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Williams
Cora Wobster
Emily
Wat Lon
Williams
Birk
Jake Wie
Railroad official visits Ogden on Milwaukee system run
A Milwaukee system railway man named C Rhodes, a district foreman, arrived in Ogden yesterday morning and registered at the local railroad hotel. He is touring Denver and other points as part of duties with head gusher operations.
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Eastern Railroad
Ogden
S. C Rhodes
Tsseneer Acent
Milwaukee System
Denver
City
Jooul Raultroad
Three Developments In House Insurrection Prompt Taft Bargain
Washington March 12 three important developments emerged in the House Insurrection over rules for the sixtieth congress. A Cummins taft compromise failed to unite Republicans while insurgents and Democrats formed a working agreement. Theodore Roosevelt’s name surfaced as an insurgent ally as Taft seeks delay of tariff action and Cannon's re election.
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Cummins
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
House
Sixtieth Congress
Iowa
Taft
Cannon
Mann
Illinois
Gurrler
New Hampshire
Keifer
Ohio
Smith
Trowa
Stevens
Minnesota
Gardner
Nelson
Hubbard
Hinshaw
Clark
Representative Underwood
Alabama
Alliet
Committee On
Watson
Burton
Mr. Watson
Aqoneress
Lyman Abbott
Outlook
Roosevelt
Doan's Kidney Pills Publicity Ad From Ogden
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for sick kidneys and related symptoms. It cites kidney secretions and back pain as warning signals, claims successful results for J H Winslow of Ogden Utah, and notes the product is sold by dealers with Foster Milburn Co as agents in Buffalo New York at 50 cents.
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Ogden
J. H. Winslow
Monroe Ave
Utah
Dean
Badcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Murray tailor duped in $20 bill swindle on Main Street
J L Line fren of Murray, a local tailor, was the victim of a slick conman who posed as a buyer. The stranger asked to see clothing samples then swapped a genuine $20 for a counterfeit by placing it in an envelope supposedly for his sister. Lindgren discovered only $1 in the bill and the envelope contained a scrap note. Police were alerted but the suspect vanished into the crowd.
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Salt Lake
J. L. Linefren
Murray
Gstranger
Lindgren
Phen
Ant
Murrays
Harriman May Build New Railway To Compete With Pacific Lines
Salt Lake City reports Harriman interests aim to control the last practical Sierra route once surveyed for the Western Pacific, with thirty Southern Pacific surveyors grading near Wanhoe, New New Lassen and Tromas counties. The route, Fredenger pass, could yield a shorter, easier main line possibly linking to Beckwith route. Oregon Short Line pilots a possible connection from Idaho to the Shasta route.
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Salt Lake
New York Commercial
Salt Lake City
Harriman
Sierras
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Wanhoe County
New
Lassen
Tromas
California
Fredeuver Pass
Enemetrs
Fredenger Pass
Illness and Poison Verdict in Local Incident
A woman fell ill prompting a doctor call. the doctor did not respond and pollen symptoms were suspected. Dr Wricht later told police he believed Williams had taken poison, though Williams was reportedly unharmed when officers arrived. The man had previously shot himself in an odd incident about three weeks earlier.
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Wricht
Willams
Williams
Crazed Woman Taken to the County Jail
Mrs. W. M. Sargent of Woodland Idaho in a serious mental state caused by drug use was taken to the county jail Thursday at 10:50 PM and placed in a padded cell. Formerly Miss Jess Stevenson she has been stopping in Salt Lake since Christmas. Her uncle Fo M. McPherres found her unsettled and after attempting to restrain her at Fourth South and Fourth Faust streets called the police for aid.
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W. M. Sargent
Woodland
Idaho
Sargent
Jess Stevenson
Salt Lake
Fo M. McPherres
Edward Syphus Bound Over After Stabbing Incident
Salt Lake March 12 Edward Syphus was bound over to the district court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after a preliminary hearing before Judge Bowman. His wife Mrs Taylor testified reluctantly detailing the February 22 stabbing in which he wounded her breast while intoxicated. He offered no defense and was ordered jailed in default of a $1000 bond. Frank Woight was found guilty of cruelty to animals by beating a horse but given a lenient sentence.
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Salt Lake
Edward Syphus
Isaiah Taylor
Bowman
Taylor
Syphus
Frank Woight
Timber Wolf Skin Display Aims to Prevent Bounty Mixups
Salt Lake March 13 A woolgrowers official displays a timber wolf skin and a large coyote skin to teach distinguishing marks. Fur expert F G Anderson explains how to tell them apart to ensure correct bounty payments. Stewart plans a mounted pair and invites visitors to inspect the office exhibit. A Senator Moat letter notes St George sheepmen win a protest over Mount Trumble grazing area being added to the Dixie forest reserve.
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Salt Lake
C .B. Stewart
Stan Woolgrowers
F. G. Anderson
J. Meheser
Anderson
Stewart
Smoat
Priday
St. George
Mount Trumble
Arizona
Dixie Forest Reserve
Williams Contracts Death by Own Action in Salt Lake
A man identified as J. F. Williams, an engineer, reportedly attempted suicide by strychnine in his home at 1075 West First South Street. Police and Justice of the Peace Hawks responded. Williams survived the self-inflicted dose, with family saying they did not make the call and were unaware of the incident.
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Salt Lake
J. 5 Williams
Auerbach
West First South Street
Henry Johnston
Peate Hawks
Williams
March Month Brings Incubator Push for Winter Laying
The note highlights March as the time to use an incubator to prepare for winter laying. It emphasizes planning and activation of equipment to ensure outputs stay steady through colder months. The brief mentions pul lets as a target outcome and keeps a practical, farm-focused tone.
New Coaching Auto Breaks Record Between Philadelphia and New York
A new coaching automobile has broken all records for the Philadelphia to New York nonstop run. The ex- ex cilindar limousine completed the trip to Waldorf Astoria in four hours and seven minutes, covering 112 tires at nearly thirty miles per hour, beating the prior four hour twenty minute mark.
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New York
Philadelphia
Waldorf-Asftoria
Hellavae- Stratford
Taxes Must Be Paid On Church Parsonage Chicaca
March 16 report notes a Cook County ruling taxing church parsonages as property. Following a Supreme Court decision clergy homes are deemed taxable like milk depots or fire stations, adding hundreds of thousands in revenue.
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Cook County
Young Couple Arrested for Forgery in St. Louis
A young couple in St. Louis, Lewis Polace foner and his bride aged 17, were arrested by Horace, a Nashville deputy sheriff, on forgery and obtaining goods under false pretenses. The spouse was a post office clerk named Peeeath, and the charges involve presenting forged documents to obtain goods.
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St. Louis
Lewis Polace Foner
Tay
Wuoggoner
Horace
Nashville
Teen Wakconer
Kia
Lewis Waemon Er Moti Peeeath
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