Early action urged for farm investments excursion Friday
An invitation promotes a March 26 excursion aboard the Bamberger line for farm investment prospects in a fertile region with a temperate climate. The notice cites Wenger Rosian DeJullen and a 415 ke cleu building address, while travelers on the Rio Grande system led by General Manager A G Ridgeway and Superintendent J Dalley head today to inspect double tracking and improvements on the Hingham branch, with a Wednesday departure for Grand Junction to view ongoing main line work.
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Bamberger Line
Wenger
Rosian
Rio Grande
A. G. Ridgeway
J. ©. Dalley
Hingham
Grand Junction
Ogden
van der Graaf
Rio Grande Road
Frayed apron sale and exhibits at local church
The Congrégational ladies plan an apron sale Friday afternoon in the church basement, with an evening meal served from 6 to 7 p m. Proceeds support church activities. Mrs Fortune presents a collection of fine pictures for sale at Mrs B B Kirk’s Washington Avenue, Friday and Saturday 2 to 6 p m. Both men and women invited. neighborhood business notices accompany.
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Jadiea
Local jeweler offers safe keeping for repairs
J A Beltzer the long established watch and jewelry repairer at 2476 Grant Ave has added a safe room in his shop to store items left for repair. The move aims to protect customers’ property while awaiting service.
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Grant Ave
Ma Cafe
Last car tow leaves sanitarium for the city
The fastest trotting horse in the west with a race record hotter than 2:09 will depart from a sanitarium to the city at 10 p.m. He will stand at stud at the Oxden Fair Grounds after April 1 1S, marking a notable transition in equine racing and breeding.
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Oxden Fair Grounds
Harriman in good humor during western trip
Superintendent Whitney of the Utah division of Union Pacific returns from a trip escorting the Harriman party and General Manager Mohler. Harriman, in excellent humor over health recovery, followed the Utah division improvements between Ogden and Green River with interest. The Harriman special proceeded from Denver to Cheyenne then to Omaha before heading east toward New York.
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W. A. Whitney
Harriman
Mohler
Utah
Rawlins
Denver
E. H. Harriman
A. L. Mohler
Union Paocttic
New York
Local party thanks sponsors after event
The Dix Logan Post in Ogden Utah expresses gratitude for public patronage at its March 27 entertainment and especially thanks the Knights of Columbus for lending their hall free of charge. Committee members Thos. Lundy W. W. Crossman Chas. O'Harnett.
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Ogden
Utah
Knights of Columbus
Thos. Lundy
W. W. Crossman
Chas
O'Harnett
Mary Budge Dies in Pleasant View Home
Mrs Mary Budge died at home in Pleasant View on Monday from general debility and Brights disease. Born in Glasgow Scotland July 25 1830 she emigrated to Utah in 1864 and lived in Weber county since arrival. Survived by two sons Thomas and William C Budge. Funeral services at Pleasant View meeting house Wednesday afternoon with interment in North Ogden cemetery.
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Budge
Mary
Pleasant View
Debillte
Bright
Glasgow
Scotland
Utah
Weber County
Delinquent youth cases set for Friday hearing
Four youths Douglas Brinkerhoff George Lucas Floyd Hillam and Goldie B Malan were declared delinquenta by Juvenile Officer H C Jacobs and will face separate hearings before Juvenile Judge V C Gunnell at 2 pm Friday. The article notes a rise in youthful delinquents as the season progresses and reports past Saturday sessions where judge Gunnell counseled several boys while warning tougher discipline for willful misconduct.
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Douglas Brinkerhoff
George Lucas
Floyd Hillam
Goldie B. Malan
H. C. Jacobs
V. C. Gunnell
Gunnell
Pigs in the Clover Sale Ad at Ogden Feed & Imp Co
An old timey retail promo notes special prices on lawn grass clover seed for the next few days. The notice lists Ogden Feed and Imp, located at g24 Wash, with contact names W. T. Astill and J. H. Shafer.
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Ogden Feed & Imp. Co
W. T. Astill
J. H. Shafer
Peloponnesian War Themes Highlight Local Court Session
In municipal hearings a Greco Greek community figures in a Peloponnesian War themed case. Tom Pappas faced a threat to kill George Karakousos. insufficient evidence led to dismissal. A battery complaint against Gerassimos Gapandes and others resulted in one appearance and release on bond with sheriff custody.
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Tom Pappas
George Karakousos
Thia Marning
Pappas
Heracles Counades
Galmat
Gerassimes Gapandes
Georges Rayinades
Erotokritos Apandes
Stefatos
Gerassimos
Sherttt
Ogden Residents Wed on 10-40 Train for Temple Ceremony
A marriage license was issued to Fred Willams and Eva Greenwell of Ogden. The couple left on the 10-40 train with friends to marry in Salt Lake City Temple on Wednesday morning.
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Fred Willams
Eva Greenwell
Ogden
Salt Lake
Temple
Muller Decorating and Wallpaper Company Ad Notice
Best place of its kind in town offers full assortment of wallpapers paints oil stains and varnishes. Located on Washington avenue call OG4B A. Japanese funeral services for Y Nishino will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Richey’s parlors.
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John Chip, Sr
Third Ward
Carl E. Peterson
Muller Degorating and Wall Paper Company
Washington Avenue
Y. Nishino
Richey
Saloon keeper cited for contempt in Calhoun bribery case
William D. Harrington proprietor of a San Francisco saloon appeared before Superior Judge William P. Lawlor to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt. Affidavits allege Harrington improperly addressed Charles K. Blender a real estate dealer and juror in the Calhoun bribery case. Blender testified Harrington questioned whether Calhoun would hang. The bartender recalled recognizing Harrington and the incident described in the affidavits.
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San Francissco
William D. Harrington
William P.lawlor
Patrick Calhoun
Harrington
Charles K. Blender
Blender
John O'Gara
Calhoun
Navy newspaper captioned dispute on juror testimony
A news account notes a courtroom scene where jurors return to the box as Patrick Calhoun testifies. Harrington denies making the alleged remarks and says he does not recall talking to Blender to summon the bartender. Judge Lawlor persists with the matter into the afternoon.
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Navy
Patrick Calhoun
Harrington
Blender
Roosevelt Threat From Steerage Passenger Emerges Aboard Hamburg
New York reports a steerage passenger, Giuseppe Tosti, aboard the Hamburg threatened President Theodore Roosevelt. The man shouted that he would harm Roosevelt and take his child, provoking swift action by sailors and the captain. Tosti, imprisoned, refused meals for days, claiming Roosevelt seeks to poison him. the ship’s doctor now tests all food.
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New York
Trtosseppe Tosti
Engileh
Tosti
Bint
Troe
Mr. Roosevelt
Rear Admiral G. A. Converse Dies in Washington
Rear Admiral G. A. Converse died at his Washington home on March 29 from venomous poisoning. Though retired several years ago, he remained active and served as president of the board of construction at the time of his death.
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Washington
G. A. Converge
Urnermle Posoning
Board of Construction
Admiral Converse A Long Naval Career Noted
A prominent naval officer recalls Admiral Converse whose 24 years spanned three major bureaus. Born 1844 in Newfiet Vermont he graduated first in class at Annapolis 1865 and led ships in the Spanish American War including the cruiser Mont Romery and the first close battle ship Misers.
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Bureau of Navigation
Navy
Or Nance
Naval Torpedo Station
Newport
Admiral Converse
Netwith
Annapolis
Swift heir declared insane by physicians in Chicago
Chicago March 29 Herterth Swift twelve year old son of the late Gaetavia F Swift founder of Swift and Company has been adjudged insane by a committee of physicians. He has been confined at Kenilworth sanitarium since March by order of the county court.
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Portland
Pataluma Ja
Chicago
Petaluma Company
American Poultry Journal
Herterth Swift
Gaetavia F. Swift
Swift & Company
Nm Committee of Physicians
Kenilworth Sanitariae
Courty Court
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