Local notices and markets from Ogden area dated March 2004
Community notices list marriages and licenses in Ogden, with names such as Wy A Galbrain and Guammal daffeer, plus ages and birthplaces. Ads mention barber branch, grocery, drugstore hours, estate probate filing by Thomas Farr, and local merchants like London Market, Richey’s, and Weatherby’s meats.
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Tathers Union
Dignan
Marc
Wy ‘A. Galbrain
Ogden
Guammal Daffeer
Garber
Imhuuin
Michiel J. Hughes
Mae C. Figur
Chicago
de. Daw
Wrights slara for a fortnight in untssing Weleon dear artist
An invitation from the New Gurnee Library board invites women readers and the public to a forthcoming event featuring Tracy work patterns. The program, for one evening, aims to show original pieces and discuss modern craft topics though details are fragmentary. Former Senator Anon is noted as a speaker.
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Wright
Tracy
Denver
Hin Subjend
Dha
Merceds
Pusien
Gurnee
Bry
Avtinge
Anon
Municipal Court Records Show Mixed Offenses and Suspensions
Abandoned men contribute to city treasury as George Miner and others face disturbing the peace charges. Several defendants receive suspended sentences while arrests include a drunkenness case, a riding in railroad yards, and other minor offenses. Police conduct noted by Thirke and Burku, with first offense warnings for some.
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George Miner
Quicer Moisi
Thomas Cantey
Offenr Silvey
Pease
Phil Doon
Omeer
Vont Burku
W. L Mulray
Ollicey
Thirke
Lorit Bay Times
Mullen
Sulogn
Lind
Temombar
Mex
Incomplete Hike Liat Sugar factory project plan
M. W. Tagatle and officials from Hike Liat Sugar outline a planned scope for Lett Springville Binghan dhinetion Prove Besti River Idaho Palle operations. They expect Malad grading progress to finish within a month and the Gavan Sugar factory to be completed soon. Anse Finanya notes the company aims to ship 300 tons and assemble a four-man crew in the Hour River valley this May.
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M. W. Tagatle
Conantling
Hike
Liat Sugar Company
Lett
Springville
Binghandhinetion
Prove
Besti River
Idaho Palle
Aphey
Anse Finanya
Phil
Hour River
Bound Over to District Court in Weapon Case
Dolor Hankem is charged with a headly weapon offense linked to an incident at Diawand cannon. The hearing opened with testimony from Cantioghaon and others, detailing Hansen entering the site and the sequence of events. Witnesses Silvey and Wickamehang, plus Tavis M, referenced Western conditions and related testimony in the proceeding.
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Dolor Hankem
James Toomningham
Phare
Evideien
Cantioghaon
Ymirlenler
Hansen
Silver Silvey
Silvey
Sunday Closing Ordinance Observed But Saloons Remain Open
A chaotic Sunday scene described as crowds withdraw to keep saloons open while authorities face pressure over a citywide closing order. Mayor and police officials discuss the impact on workers from camps and the homeless, noting 900 men awaiting orders and seeking shelter. despite refusals to close, many rely on saloons for lodging as work camps continue to operate near Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyden
Julien Anuthort
Phil
Glaaninn
Eilivans
Bath Street
Ube An- Jonna
Salanday
Java
Aualil
Leiv Impney
Ian Yun
Apen
Tonya
Ogilen
Ogien
Anen
Uenakion
Rathway
Miles
Workwil
Uuse
Mer
Bystand Iis
Het
Hit
Ciy
Sues for Damages in Transit Case at District Court
The district court heard the case of Mary W Winslow vs Ogden Rapid Transit for $10,000 damages. The plaintiff, a woman driving a mist reed, alleges a streetcar struck her vehicle injuring her Walnut and causing losses. Attorneys Henderson & Suestitinn represent Winslow. opposing counsel is AL Tir on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Winslow
Ogden Rapid
Travoulsace
WL Show Opened Bl Manis
The article notes the opening of a WL show featuring Manis with the St. Louis callie in action in a city event today.
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Manis
St. Louis
Vote on Thar Tue Igsuare Merion Ind March 90
Vague OCR excerpt covers a local voting event in Merion Indiana dated March 90. Mentions an individual misidentified as McQuain and a public square incident with a front-page scene and people present. The text is garbled and hard to parse but signals a community spelling and voting confusion.
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Merion
Ind
Mareh
Che Premey
Thay Turk
Lee
Hee Investad
Wind
Wwe
Multy Quaused Judge Of 4tnher Court Tale
A man deemed unable to read or write becomes a judge after a blunder by the appointing authority. His wife fears the implications as townsfolk discuss the situation and the judge faces the pressure of public perception. The story reflects on fairness and fear in 19th century judicial appointments.
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Phat
Pullman Supt Twining Changes Roles in Ogden Transit
News from Pullman indicates Superintendent Twining has relocated to Ogden with details unclear. The report mentions Jake Vig and several staff changes at the Pullman ticket office including resignations and new duties, with HL Wibber in charge of services. Further positions remain unsettled as of today.
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Jake Vig
Trident Af
Railroad Notes and Staff Changes at Ogden
A garbled modern era railroad note reports staff promotions and transfers across Union Pacific lines. Foreman Tawly N. Birget becomes general foreman at Swanson shops while dispatcher McKinstry covers Ogden. Chief detectives and staff reshuffles touch Box Elder, Laramie, and Bratston, with a bond issue planned to finance expanding property in multiple cities.
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Tawly N. Birget
Laramie Roundhouse
Union Aetiv
Svanstan
McKinstry
Sonchiorn Pa
Ogden
Hidinken Shephan
W. G. Beaver
Beaver
Bradston
Brayer
Wester
Wyoming
Telegraph Notes Dania March 30 Radar and diplomacy hints
Teletypes from Dania and New Orleans describe a globe radar note on a Berlin peace loop and an audience with Emperor William to discuss inspection for a forthcoming Berlin event. Foreign officials Lewald Schnity travel to St Lonus in two weeks as part of a diplomatic program.
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Berlin
William Keully
Towa
St. Lemia Fir
Beano Schmitz
St. Lona
St Lomus
Train accident claims life amid fog and confusion
A man threw himself under a Northwestern train near Turon. The incident occurred March 4 as the train passed a lake area. The keeper of the hotel reported the man appeared despondent and rushed toward the tracks. He was killed and it is believed the act was temporary and not fully explained.
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Turon
Lake Dames Agnd Ff
nWotel
Ah Hanilla
Urew
Nadie
Northwestern
Indiana Mikers Expect No Strike at Terre Haute Meeting
Reported Indiana miners convention to meet at 4 o clock to vote on the ultimatum of the union. It is generally believed there will be no strike in Terre Haute Indiana as the meeting proceeds to decide the next steps.
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Carnahan Ig
Barber’s Union Lance
Dignan
Leon
Fels & Proposition
Ake Giotyenod Park
Burrows & Co
Union Pucitle Gassenger Department
Hagist
Wyoming
H. A. Cordon
Box el- Gor
Taggart
Conlon
Bux
Ally
Mr. Marsh
Ogden- Tancin
Tae
Uduel
Utah
Salibake
Lie Wabush Rand Mrmounerd Toway
Dehemline Hondholders
Wag Heen
Voleda
Lerminale
Decise Tn
St. Bowtie
Kancag City
Chicago
Gilney, Doleda
Detroit
Collier Cities
Pac Dbuelchors
Hyaarti
Jnck
Buenelg
Anne Evansl Offen
Syd Lofl
Gove
Eldred Tas
Mocatelo
Vixombelier FM
Molec
Branston
Pate
Terre Haute
Ind
1Ndiana Miners ‘Convention
Vanynes
Hi 44
Une
New York
Settlement by Arbitration Reached After Night Session
Chicago reports an overnight meeting between representatives of the Cars and Wagonmakers associations and striking workers. They agreed to seek a settlement on wage questions through arbitration, guided by the strike’s concessions and the union’s demands, with the aim of forming a workable line of agreement.
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Chicago
Svnge
Svorlien
Ihe
White visits Tuskigen and New Orleans figures attend war era meeting
White visited Tuskigen and New Orleans figures attended a national war era rally. Anthony and Mrs. Faily Howard were seen among the party returning from the convention. Bankers and industrial figures conducted exercises during a pleasant local program.
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Tuskigen
Alar
Mateh
Suein
Wi. Anthony
Mra Faily Howard
Itis
Warida
Silrage
New Orleans
Tofay
T Wackington
New Ministers Presented Credentials to President Castro
Two newly appointed ministers, von Pollivany of Wer mung and Sir Tralsmaaide, presented their credentials to President Castro. The reception was described as cordial rather than formal, marking a smooth start to their diplomatic duties.
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Commons
von Pollivany
Wermung
Tralsmaaide
Castro Bodiye
Woman Attacks Writer in Paris Incident
A Paris writer named Marcel Hrovakt was shot at by a woman described as unknown. The assailant fired several shots from a revolver but the writer was not wounded. The identity of the attacker has not been revealed.
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London
Spreink
Paris
Leday
Marcel Hrovakt
Mirnchwellec
Indictments Reported Over Suppression in Fourth District
Police Captain Samuet Boyd and others faced two indictments for neglect of suppression in the Fourth police district. A grand jury considered changes to prior indictments while a new set of charges was prepared. The timing is set for April with minor details likely to yield a settlement.
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St. Tonin
Apaing
Samuet A
Boyd
April Oeh
Captain Ty
Counting the Ballots in the Congressional Contest
Fragmented text shows a chaotic recount of a congressional contest with references to ballots, juristiction, authorities, and delays. It mentions a counting process, interruptions, and a later date around April 10. The piece hints at tensions between signers and officials, with police and board actions discussed.
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Larner
Gwlay
Athalehoek
Henring
bin Hawesnr
Amananet
Gillen
Birth of sixteenth child reported in Ro ots county
Ro ots county reporter notes Mrs Maryl l Ion Phegley wife of Napolean B Phegley, the 26 year old native of Perry county Mo, recorded yesterday the birth of her sixteenth child. She had twelve children by her first husband and four by the second.
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Chester
Roosevelt
Mary
Ion Phegley
Phegley
B. Phogley
Moa
Miogley
Perry’ County
Hestand
Arbitration progress after company dispute near Bullato Dry
Report from March indicates key workers at Bullato Dry Jack company resumed duties today. Arbitration committee to adjust differences between Dey Boek company and workers as job action continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuto
Bullato Dry Jack Company
Dey Boek Company
Nin
Dewey Explains Appointment Amid White House Talks
The Admiral told President Roosevelt in a White House meeting that he would not discuss Kaiser Wilhelm or Germany’s navy. He said no intent to refer to the German leader during the interview and defended his position on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wade
Jesson
Germ Emperor
White House says Admiral's explanation satisfactory
The White House stated the Admiral's explanation was satisfactory to the President and that no further action would be taken. The press interviewee was cautioned against quoting him, and officials indicated no additional line will be drawn from the incident.
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Snk
Bin
White House
Lile
Doctor pleads not guilty amid indictments in New York
In New York on March 30, Dr. K C Hlawerody pleaded not guilty to indictments charging grand treason? and reserved privilege to withdraw his plea on April 0 and to prove fitness for abortion he was fit.
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New York
K. C. Hlawerody
Wages To Rise For Streetcar Workers
Ashland Pin marehene ployes at the SchutyTkill Traction and Take railway are notified their wages will rise at tents a day starting April 13. The notice specifies wage increase details though text is partially unreadable.
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Ashland
Pin
Marehene
SchutyTkill Traction
Take $Kle
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