Faithful church events and sales prompt community notices
A mix of church gatherings and local notices. Presbyter ian and Congregational churches report large attendances and planned recitals by Edna Monre and Muth Tattey. Also announced are giveaways on shoes, a modern western excursion, and a prohibition officer’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistes Edna Monre
Muth Tattey
Shes Alma Pancr
Congregational Church
Margaret Bimpsen
Gsea
Urinverhots and Crime text expose a chaotic city report
A garbled OCR page reports rising juvenile crime and theft across parts of the city, with references to paroled offenders and police concerns. It lists a string of scattered advertisements, notices, and rail transport notes, plus long garbled lists of names, train items, and public notices.
Subschid ers advertise special dinner dishes and pricing
Fragmentary ad copy describes a plan to secure dinner dishes with stated prices for Salt Lake City area. Mentions vendors and a limited time offer. urges readers to watch for further announcements and notices of associated events or promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Vapeta
Tuchardeon & Deant
Slayer of Gontds Brought to Court After Indictment
An alleged killer identified as Aire waves faces court after charges filed in a case tied to a fatal assault. Details remain unclear due to damaged text but authorities indicate formal proceedings began with an appearance and notice of plea.
Near Future Bled Information and Accused Duty
The fragment hints at imminent bleeding information and a person accused of a duty to appear. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The text appears garbled and lacks concrete entities to anchor a full news card.
Woodmen Parade and Visitor Address at Carnegie Library
The Woodmen from Westmen and other camps plan a parade on Monday May 25 at 7 p.m. along Farle fall, 25th street, to welcome Head Consul A. Tl. Talbot of Liscatn Nebraska. A public address by Talbot will follow at Carnegie Library, with local and visiting members urged to attend. event led by A. W. Agee, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farle Fall
25Th Street
Contat Lina
A. Tl
Talbot
Liscatn
Netraske
Macy
Campa
Mierling
Camnegie
Mead Gentul Talbot
Ncthers
Mintern
A.W. Agee
EL Safes
Railroad worker decapitated in Rawlins accident
Thomas M. Hamper, an engine house employee for the Union Pacific at Rawlins, was killed last night when a freight engine rear ended a passenger train. His head was severed and later recovered. the incident is under full investigation by Superintendent Writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas MW. Hamper
Union PariBe Company
Rawllaa
Abel
Plac
Nivone
Wat Hampton Wee
Mampeon
Rawlins
Kare pat fhm pinck at Anse g Aakepe Bima Csko notice
Notice announcing development of a high grade product and services promising free prints and first class results. Offers catalogue and prices with a tryout name and contact code. Includes unclear references and garbled branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anseg Aakepe
Bima Csko
Ae Pert
Cheenieala
Cic
Men Charged With Vagrancy In Court
The morning docket shows men charged with vagrancy appearing in court. James Murray Joseph Heath and George Kavlis faced charges. pleas varied between guilty and not guilty as officers recounted prior incidents in the district. Sentences ranged with terms specified by the court, including days and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Court
James Murray
Joseph Heath
George Kavls
Murray
Nettac
Local beggar and two defendants face charges in Kenestill court
James Darton pleaded guilty to mend oner and received ten days on Pots Cane eel. Alouro Clath arraigned on a making Senjamin fe Well charge and pleaded not guilty. Both defendants and complainant are residents of Kenestill¢. Clark was remanded, and the county attorney sought to continue proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Darton
Alouro Clath
Bammer
Ccart
Clark
Clerks Wanted for Forestry Service
Extrabation at Baltdale June 16 offers a special course for preparation. Applicants are directed to Bat bhy Smithealan Dusiness College. Bee Prof. Smith for particulars and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltdale
Musicale For Benefit Of Crittenton Home
A community musicale is presented at Weber Academy at 859 this evening to aid the Florence Crittenton Home. The program features vocal and instrumental numbers including Old Glory, The Gow Worm, Dream, and selections from Martha. Performers include Ida McKittrick, Anna Klberg, D. Yarmouth, and Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth with an orchestra and solo acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daner Merton
Attha
Flotow
Rosalie Hebbere
Anna Klberg
McCowpanist
Verasolo
Master Rogers
Vera
Charles Hollingsworth
Cnatere
Gage
Abert
von Tiiser
Ida McKittrick
David Seken
Mrs. Clagle Zinn
Captain Graham of Niagara Fame Dead
Derivative report from May 1 notes Capt. Carlie O. Graham aged 33, famed for attempting the Niagara rapids in a barrel and dying from a cold after multiple trips. The feat made him a noted figure in swiftwater daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Graham
Niagara Fame
Dermit
Carlie
Gaham
Perikms
Niagara
Raphe Orethaea
Graber
National Peace Congress Events in Chicago and Washington
The Avon national peace congress runs from Monday to Wednesday in Chicago with Eastlake leading through Wednesday. The New York Peace Society, formed in 1818, backs the event. President Taft will attend ceremonies unveiling a monument to Henry Waterson. Roosevelt’s African expedition is planned with pageantry and huntsmen anticipated. Queen Wilhelmina’s visit to Holland and infant Princess matters also feature in the agenda.
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Avon
National Peace Congress
Opena
Chicago
Munday End
Wedoeadar
Fh Peace Society
New York
Wilhelming
Hotland
Rlnerss
Died on Al Passenger Train in Wisconsin
Fred Krase, a passenger from Manitowoc or Wisconsin, died aboard Union Pacific Train No. 10 as it pulled into Morgan. He was accompanied by his wife and three children. Train staff and officials arranged care and shipment, with community help offered. A separate notice lists a lost item and meeting request at a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Krase
Ventara
Cat
Manlowar
Wis
Union Pacific
Morgan
Evanston
Frantion
Whitney
Ronsia
Bride of Last Tuesday Dies After Wedding Journey
Mrs Cary Gettllgon, formerly Miss Sarah Vie Stewart of Garfield County, died in Seattle Sunday after a brief marriage celebration in Oxden. The wedding trip aimed to improve her health. health issues and long travel were cited as contributing factors. She was 23, daughter of Joseph and the late Mrs Stewart, with siblings Lydia Nyber Jenna Ahlstrom and Joseph L. Stewart. Burial plans and notices follow.
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Cary Eullion
Jn Oxden
Seattle
Sarah Vie Stewart
Garfield County
Pettition
Batt Lake Horpital
Adbs
Gettllgon
Joseph Stewart
Garfeld
J. B. Monte
Balt Lake
Mesdates Lnelsa Nyber
Jenna Ahlstrom
Ine Cope
Joseph Lavi Stewart
Trorle
Wool Men Appeal to President Taft
Wool growers led by National Wool Growers' Association officials urged President Taft to back protective duties. Walker of Chesrone Wyn, secretary, described the Dingley law as essential for profitability, while the Aldrich bill in the Senate would repeal duties and raise concerns over interclass competition.
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Taft
Ashittog
Slay
Deo
P Walker
Chesrone
Wyn
Axtedsion
Mar
Walker
AdNER Acquitted in Cockrill's Assassination Trial
Jackson Kentucky reports AdNER was acquitted in the assassination of John Chrhrill during the Bresthith regime. The docket lists Creathitt fends with Judge James Serels and others accused. Curtis Jett and Jobo Smith faced murder charges, with Jett admitting firing the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Curtis Jett
Jobo Smith
Jett
Well Known Character Killed Near Roc Springs
Erick Finlander, influenced by liquor, was crushed to death under a moving train near Roc Springs. The body was given to authorities at Arex Spelmas for inquest, which was deemed unnecessary. No relatives are found. investigators suspect a deliberate act by a partially demented man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roc’ Springs
Signor
Unie
Arex Spelmas
Wyoming
Auditorium For Sale In Salt Lake City
The Orden Auditorium, a money making property, will be offered for sale for thirty days with future arrangements via the Auditorium. Built on leased ground it has four months to run with three renewal periods expiring December 15 1909 September 15 1910 and September 15 1916. Owners reserve right to revive any building at expiration. The Auditorium originally cost over ten thousand dollars. Damaged recently but can be repaired cheaply. Four thousand dollars cash buys building and contents. Me O Mara, the manager, cannot handle it with his other interests. Further details from VHIL S. O Mara Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
O'Mara
Degeren
Mall POs Acts to Horrors of Massacre
Washington May 2 reports worsening horror from the Armenian genocide and smallpox outbreak as famine and neglect leave many refugees without food or shelter. Advices from the state department describe unburied corpses and rotting conditions amid the Tatheye disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adana
Whaitande
Fatn
State Department
Intec
Senator Piles Favors Duty on Lumber
Senator Piles of Washington urged retention and higher duties on lumber imports to protect U S market and Northwest timber jobs. He claimed Canadian prices and Oriental labor undercut domestic millwork, harming 120,000 Washington workers and a state industry worth millions. He cited cost differences, rail and shipping rates, and proposed duties to curb foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Benator Pilea
Pilea
United States
Banking Nintercata
Columbia
British Columbia
California
Porte
Vairette
Canadian
Tilensie
Washington Morea
Lumbertmen
Conatinete
Dynamite dropped into E Butte postoffice parcel
A dynamite wrapped package addressed to a Canadian town was dropped into the E Butte post office. Authorities report two incidents within weeks and have arrested a suspect, but no definite clues have surfaced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
James Shepard Cabanne Divorced From Minnie Tworard Cabanne
James Shepard Cabanne Jr. obtained a divorce from Minnie Tworard Cabanne in New York state court. The proceeding, held in San Francisco, lasted about twenty minutes with testimony of prior civette conduct and a prior marriage to Brandenburg noted. The court awarded custody arrangements and terms related to the divorce were resolved.
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James Shepard Cabanne, Jr
Minnie Tworard Cabanne
Tuandenburg
Saa
Ron
Brandenburg
New York
San
Abe
Hranderburd
Sr. Cabanne
Santa Fe court reverses gambling case ruling
In Santa Fe the district court reversed a prior verdict in the Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company case, finding the firm guilty on numerous counts and ordering payment of damages totaling $220.00. The reversal follows a review of the regating and related proceedings linked to the dispute reported from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argents
Santa Fe
Atchinm, Topeka and
Santa Fe Falimad
Walked Derkeath Arch of Flames in Peoria Fire Event
Three hundred people walked under an arch of flames after an explosion near the Crescent Nicklevdens in Peoria on May 3. The movie theater entrance area burned but no fatal injuries were reported.
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Derkeath
Peoria
Myeratar
Wire prices cut by American Steel & Wire firm
In Youngstown May 3 the American Steel & Wire company announced cuts of four dollars on certain wire calls and reductions of forty to four dollars on various grades. The move follows prior gradual decreases and affects large, independent concerns in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngytown
Averican Steel & Wire Company
Els Nicana
Aerowaaut and Companion Fall to Ground in France
In Artes France on May 3 Count de Ta Vaule preached when a sudden incident occurred during landing. They departed a hall by day, causing a high wind to scatter teeth and fall to the onlookers. The count’s aide Stephen and the ble company were badly injured on the Nea.
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de Ta Vaule
Hatta
Halle
Nea
Peach Crop Damaged By Frosts In Ogden Region
Local grower leaders report frost damage to the peach crop but expect some recovery through secondary buds. Officials warn overall losses may be modest, with forecasts of substantial shipments from Ogden despite the setback. North Ogden shows strong potential. Rand Wilder district unsure of the extent.
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Menarer Forristall
Ogeen Fruit Growers
Arectalion
Ogden
Windsor
Berdiy
North Ogden
Wille
Daveret
Senator Johnson Attacks Hamilton Effigy Plan
A public feud erupts over a proposed Alexander Hamilton statue with Senator Johnson insisting the effigy be opposed. He vows to fight the plan and suggests placing any statue ground elsewhere, warning it could last a century if accepted. A fund-raising letter seeks $100,000 for the statue as a counterpoint to the repeal resolution.
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Warhingtom
Johason
North
Toyota
Alesander Hayailton
Benator Johnson
Todat
Hamiltah
White House
Tote
Jess
Hanltina van Poe
Theaterptapiititie
Alexander Namihon
Denver to Host 40 Million Refrigerator Line Headed by Durlington
An announcement claims a new private refrigerator line with a 40,000,000 budget will base its headquarters in Denver and operate independently of major packers like Swift and Armour. General Manager C. S. Wellington announced the plan, detailing no contracts with existing rail or warehouse partners.
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Twoter
Denver
Kn Conten
Durlngton and
Coloreda & Southern Toads
Ongecizetira
Ines
Atnwith
Kwik
Toni the
Athea
General Trate
C. 8
Wellington
Colsrage
Republican Meeting In Weber County Tonight
Weber county Republicans meet at the court house at 8 30 this evening to organize the Republican Club and align with the national organization. Gov Spry and other dignitaries will attend with United States district attorneys and national officials present. Temporary chairman George S Dart will call the meeting to order with an election of permanent officers afterward.
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United States
Hoston
California
Deterates
Honeverad
Helly Modday
Weber” County
Republican Club
Weber County
The
Nations Organization
Gor
Spry
Jyrem
Tooth
United States District
Ales
Lure
Ant
National Peace Congress Opens in Chicago With Taft Letter Read
The second National Peace Congress opens in Chicago with an opening program featuring an orchestral ball, welcomes by Governor Charles Degen and Mayor Fred A. Huser, and a letter from President Taft read by Secretary Ballinger. Delegates hear remarks by Benjamin Trueblood and Dean W. D. Rogers on peace movement progress and education for world peace. The congress aims to advance public support for peace and reduce arms, urging a broader, persistent campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secomd Naetional Peace Congress
Motes
Anna Iecksters
Dostum
Hague
Benjamin ¥. Truebland
America Peace Society
Dean W. D. Rogers
Dactdiat! Law School
Dawn of Universal
Astaett
Congress
Marriages Reported in Local Notices
Marriage records show Renee Trae and Charles Barston wed with Mab Beta Denne listed as a witness. The notice appears in chronological 1168 era records, detailing attendees and ceremony locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee Trae Fern
Fey Charles We Barston i Ath Bate Ey
Mab Beta Denne
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Chamen
Weston
N. 3. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
SRA
Wasatch Printing Co
Cor
Eatate Trenster
Lonls
Alart
Dhek
Osien
Salt Lake
Pevla
Bat Lake
Wat
Hibranes
G. M. Packer
CM. Ramey
G. di. Bhafer
Bayain & Rodber Gang
Jacote
Watson-Tanner Clothing Co
Tha & Co
C. J. Stilwell
Bell Phone
Yyab Kaliihug
Sarah M. Taylor Avala
Pit National Bank
Lewis
TUGUT
Girther Informa- Lonter
Rostua & de Julien
Garden Iron
Thoredey
Rame District
Rock Springs
Clear Creex
Castle Gate
Bamberger Orden
10Th Washington Avenue
Ealyn
Weverg
Sth
Omhcers
Miers
Geurer
AL Grose
Mownle
Athial
Ang Directard
Abe Geld
Math Mining
Remy Yang
Vaner Sanis
Dent Brine
Huthes
Peice
Thain
Mabherdesberr
Fred M. ‘Nye CO
Wash. Ave
Gontds
Aire Waves
Kodakers
Kodak
Crittenton
Miss Brigham
Reston
Faresteth Brigham
Robert A. Brigham Hospital For
Abe Molk
Becy
rey _Slacksmith
Martin Larvem
Beltzer
Grant
Adner
Cockrill
Erick Finlander
Linder
Senator Piles
Competiion
Canada
E Butte
Postoffice
Orpheum Theatre
Crivadalk
James Shepard Cabanne
Gabe
Aerowaut
Buster
Wrights Clothing
Bing Dietricha
Everyboady
Thomas
Alexander Hamilton
Hill
Necraska
Variane
Spry Amt Otbee
National’ Peace Congress
Ballinger
Laiwe
Laure
Hemper
Mosier
Ces
Hopes Mare
Thomas Alva Wordfeld
North Owlen
Hire
John Woolfeld
Heen
North Osten
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