Pioneer of Weber County Dies of Heart Trouble
The death of a respected Weber County pioneer, aged 60 and born in England, occurred at his home near the Opers Monto block. He had lived in Weber County since age 13 and run a long-time business here. He leaves a wife and two daughters and a brother in West Weber. The funeral will be at Lindquist parlor Sunday afternoon with services at the Second Ward meetinghouse and burial at Ogden City Cemetery.
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Mark G. Dares
Dot
England
Weber County
Alnre
Eheuta
Barlog
Warnes
Weat
Weber
Lindquiats
Bowen
Ogteu City
Round trip excursions to the Pacific Coast offered daily
Travel office advertises round trip excursions along the Pacific Coast with multiple routes. Prices range from 25.75 to 55.75, including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Portland, and Salt Fran details. Tickets valid for return until October.
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Pacific Coast
Tita
San Franciara
Lak Angelea
San Francisco
Los Angelea
Salt Lake
Vordaba
Los Angeles
Salt Franeter
Portland
Ticket Red
Senate Votes on Lead Ore Duty Under Dingley Law
The Senate passed the lead ore duty at one and one half cents per pound, part of the Dingley tariff, after debates on constitutional income taxes and the lead schedule. Senators discussed labor costs, international pricing, and producer interests. the lead ore duty faced opposition and support from various members, with final votes confirming the levy in the House and a Senate committee tally reflecting narrow approval.
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Washington
Senate
House
Alt Urpubticuss
Jlagbes
Cotorato
Mcksery
Louis
Hana
Domperate
Senate Clapp
Minnesota
Owen
Oklahoma
Bristow
Macon
Bacon
Pieleas
la Follette
Wircensin
Saken Em Committee
Notice of stockholders meeting for Ordes Packing in Ogden
Notice is given that a meeting of the stockholders of Ordes Packing & Provision Company will be held in Ogden Utah on May 196 percent at 10 oclock at for the purpose of amending the articles of incorporation. The proposed change strikes out the paragraph of section eight relating to employment and administration of the company. Signed Jensen Brion secretary. Ogden Utah April 190.
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Ordes Packing & Provison Company
Ogden City
Utah
BRION
Jensen
Ogden
Cab
Funeral for Mrs Eliza R Peirce Held at Home
A large attendance gathered for the funeral of Mrs Elza FL Melree at the family residence 729 Twenty third trees yesterday at 2:30 pm. Friends and relatives bore flowers to the bier as local clergy and community members led prayers and singing, with music provided by Mrs Fred Cath and Mrs William Allieon. The interment was at Mountain View Cemetery with notes of tribute from Taua Chete No 2 of AL HL and the Marian church group.
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Elza FL Melree
Munte
Atocalista
Fred Cath
Kim Tight
William Allleon
Japanese business man found near tree in Salt Lake Cay
Salt Lake Cay May 7. Friente found fade at Y Natumi a Japanese business man Reneing fo tree In Cy Urrek canyon wotay. Under the Whiynaa a revelver and tr of.
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Salt Lake Cay
Friente
Y. Natumi
Cy Urrek Canyon
Wotay
Revelver
Narvint Narami Found Dead After Despondent Letters
Narvi nt Narami, a prominent member of the Japanese community and proprietor of a Lake Japaner Mercantile company, was found dead after sending letters to his wife and mother. The letters suggest separation from his wife caused his despondency, and he had been missing since Thursday. Authorities note his roles as a director of the Lake Japan society.
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Cartridgee
Bis
Mager Chly
Idabo
Hag
Narami
Japanesa Colous
Ife
Fat Lake Japener
Smerrantilo
Notice of paving district formation in Oxden City Utah
Notice announces intention by Oxden City Cup Council to create a paving district along Wall Avenue from 23rd to 24th Streets Lincoln Avenue from 2nd to 25th Streets and Grant Avenue to Wall Avenue. It details concrete paving, curb and gutter, asphalt paving, and assessments to fund costs estimated at forty two thousand dollars, with hearing on May 10 1908 at City Hall.
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Cup Council
Oxden City
Utes
IotenUca
Lee
Grant Avenue
Wall Avenue
By & Jocal
Renda
Real
Aald Atreete
Granton Wall Avenue
241
Lincoln Attaire
Connell
Utah
UAW
Statement shows increase of county resources balance
County Clerk Samuel Dye leads a statement of receipts and disbursements showing a balance on April 1 at 70,739.33 dollars and an increase of county resources on April 1, 1908 of 41 percent.
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Samuel Dye
Real Estate Transfers Record In County Clerk Ledger
Real estate transfers listed with names Kathryn Ke Ail ce Maas C. Ander vem Kalk to others and noting parcels in township 6 north range west Cynalderation including parts of NE and SW quarters of section 37 and block 19 Fouth Ogden Survey. Consideration amounts noted as 96.280 and 45,8.
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Yale
SteFarland
John Shisney
Township
Neeth
Ranze Weet
John Salnoey
Martin Te Mepath
Joe
Fouth Ogden Survey
Fragmented prompt yields unclear ancient moral lacuna
An obscure excerpt discussing a person named Borte One Girt in All Men and a decree about toster ther a de, with a wrakpat among tan a Kilt. It hints at a peculiar habit and a lasting impact on the race, though the meaning is difficult to parse from the damaged text.
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Toster
Trial Details Reveal Large Cash Withdrawals From United Railways
In San Francisco on May 7, testimony focused on a 930,000 cash withdrawal routed through the Ford office. Patrick Cabos, president of United Railways, and officials including Abraham Ruel and Dollar examined how funds left the company. George IL WH rat presented 1906 directors minutes, challenging Carhous’s presidency and recounting stock movements, as witnesses described the money’s path via Ford and Abbott and its potential link to management actions.
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San Francisco
Prine Cutlea
Patrick Cabos
United Reilroads
le Ford
Abraham Ruel
Furd
Exidenes
Dollar
Ie Company
Toutt Pass
Tuet
Ford
Fond
Abbott
Con
Mace
Bimle Durant
George IL WH Rat
Ant Enswoiler
United Railways Company
Wilcutt
Carhous
United Railroads
United Railroads Treatment Company
Oider Eitneneen
Hetta Sitfrnteld
Sleter
Alex & Lalbea
Nyce Chaumesr
Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Cure by Ogden Man
A Ogden resident recounts chronic back pain and kidney trouble cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. He states the remedy gave permanent relief after a single course and urges others to try the product. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills, with Duffalo agents promoting the same.
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Ogden
Dean’s
Aaty Pilla
Deans Hidney Pilla
Llere
Thos
W. Wootton
Bérlaw Lace
Uteh
Saya
Dean
Dadon
Wootten
Price Boconta Foster Milburn Co
Duffalo
New York
Probate and Guardianship Notice in Ogden Utah
Weber County Utah probate notice for the estate of John Contos deceased. Creditors must file claims by March 4 1910 at the First Moral Bank basement Washington Avenue Ogden. Dated Ogden May 1 1909. David Mattson administrator.AGEE & YcHACKEN attorneys for administrator Osden Utah.
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John Contos
First Moral Bank
Washington Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
Ogden
David Mattson
Jono Comics
Tecrasei Agee & Ycchacken
Administratos
Reome
Giutt
Haak Butlding
Osdes
Uta
Fragmented OCR memory piece on Tommy and mother scene
Fragmentary text describes Tommy in a frat setting with unclear dialogue. A mother figure named Bla or Bla mumbles about a big pool edge and requests to move something. The garbled lines mention a creature and phrases like Mamma and you want the place moved, hampering clear interpretation.
Fragmentary caption hints at a distorted tale scene
Readable fragments suggest a dialogue between a woman and Uhodding Pete about a recurring story. The text is garbled with missing letters and names, making precise interpretation difficult, but the core appears to center on a repeated narrative and a cautious remark by a man named Uhodding Pete.
Fragmentary note on accreation of gon art and perfumed use
Partial readable text mentions accreation or cremation of gon art and perfumed use, with unclear targets. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates available from the fragment.
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Baily Frougne
Nurse Katie Greiner Endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
A Philadelphia trained nurse, Miss Katie Greiner, praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for restoring strength and appetite in patients and herself. She recounts personal gains from 1900 to 1904, notes weight increases, and endorses its use as a tonic for the weak and convalescent.
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Duliy
Dutty
Katie Greiner
Eithout
Duffy
Market St. W
Philadelphia
Cully
Alcohol Under Other Names Shocks Government Report
A board of experts reports to the British government on the intemperate drinker culture. It states many beverages labeled as low alcohol contain two to twelve percent alcohol. Public reaction in England is strong, as the government notes past investigations found fraud in other countries and widespread mislabeling of drinks.
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Eee Tecenuy
Lostad
Iran
England
Deserving Victory A Lamp Lighter Student’s Struggle
A student from Anderson Medical College earned a meager wage lighting and cleaning a neighboring burg. His plea for higher pay failed before the committee, despite his long hours and respectable conduct. The town clerk later read a jest about the lamplighter passing the formal examination to become a fully qualified doctor.
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Scotland
Ballies
Terderica
Movements Ehaping Art Across American Centers
Fragmented OCR text discusses movements shaping American art, noting 189 definite movements diverging from the mainstream. It mentions New York, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and regional centers as evolving focal points, with a sense of expansion and shifting artistic concentration across cities.
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Maar
Mattrest
Osing
New York
Habib
Asaton
Witbyburg
Fragmentary note hints at Basin Crn dream and death
A garbled OCR fragment references Basin Crn and a dream ending in a death before a river or roadway. Details are unclear, with missing names and places hindering reconstruction of events or persons involved.
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Crn
Submarine Designs Show Size and Power Advances
The article details three Holland submarines, the Tarn Stingray and Narval, at 105 feet long with 12 feet 10 inch beam, surface propulsion by gasoline engines and submerged propulsion by electric motors. It notes hull features, ballast, torpedo tubes, and the larger Narval with increased length to 133 feet and greater displacement. It compares speeds: Tarpon at 12 knots on the surface versus 8? knots for others, and highlights four torpedo tubes on Narval versus two on Tarpon.
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Quincy
Mast
United States
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Yau
Utah Light & Railway Company
D. Degker
Mark G. Darner
Weder County
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Atlas
Bramwell Grocery CO
Gms
The
Eccles Paint & Glass Co
Twenty Fourth Street
Eliza R. Peirces
General Fuod
Tun
Abraham Ruef
Tirey L. Ford
Condult County Clerk
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Tommy
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Pete
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Perity
Perelt
Sunny Brook
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