Burial of Hilda Larson in Third Ward service
A funeral was held yesterday in Mande, Minnesota for 12 year old Hilda Larson. Rev. Peter Anderson presided with local officials Peterson and others in attendance. Interment was at the city cemetery as mourners heard selections by Pauline Mad and J M Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnda
Larson
Cxan
Aceting House
Peter Anderson
Peterson
C. F. Milataton
Carl Erickson
Peder Anderton
Mt Cirren
Pauline Madseek
Atuetty J. M. Carlson
Mies Katelle Wright
Mins Wright
Utahns Go to Spring Valley for Oil Excursion
A large party of mining and oil company men from Ogden and surrounding areas plans a Sunday trip to Spring Valley Wyoming aboard special Pullman cars. They will inspect property, discuss the new oil industry prospects, and return Monday morning.
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Ogieo
S Loke Coy
Praya
Ofl
Ok, Lewis
N. Brrewell
Porter
A.V. Taylor
Ptefor
Ube
Thle
Eiiles
A Night of Dramatic Art Through Mrs Carter's Stage Debut
A literary appraisal of Mrs. Leslie C Wilder Carter’s first performance, praising her portrayal in Opium for the first time. The critic lauds her ability to convey reality, her vitality, and the emotional impact on the audience, noting the strong support from the company and the enduring impression of her humanity on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Leslie
Carter
Mre
Heppy Darty
Pealle Carter
The Girl and the Stampede at the Grand
A Western play praised by the public for its earnest truthfulness and strong characters. It diverges from clichés with restrained melodrama and sharp comedy, delivering a professional theatrical experience that critics call one of the plays. The Grand hosts the show on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Impressive Funeral Services For Frank E. Lawre
Impressive funeral services were held yesterday at 2 PM at the Episcopal church for Frank E. Lawre, a Southern Pacific engine driver who died in Provo. A large turnout of relatives, friends, and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members attended. Rev. Alfred Brown read scripture, and William Matson gave a funeral eulogy. The B of L E members served as pallbearers, and the service closed with the graveside rite at Mountain View cemetery. A broken wheel memorial and other offerings were displayed from the Brotherhood.
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Eplerapal
Frank 8. Lawree
Southern
Provo
Brotherhond of
Locomotive Engineers
Alfred Brown
Witlam Matson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
In & Bay
Geonder
Mountain View Cemetery
Ly H. Tiual
Fifth Shoot Held At Armory In Twenty Fourth Street
Grack Shete of Company B engages in a shooting contest last night marking the fifth shoot of Company 5 at the Armory on Twenty Fourth Street. Scores include J. Mersett 32.1 and Lieut. G. S. Corten 21.8 with Hyslop 21.25 high for the positions. The next and concluding shoot is set for May 17.
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Watson-Fanner Clothing Co
Twenty-fourth Street
Grack Shete
Company 5
Twenty Fourth Street
Traufe
Sergrant EB
J. Mersett
Tieutreant
G.S. Corten
B.A. Wie Fong
Sandy Hislop
Witfang
Hassett
Hyslop
Valuable Ore Stolen in Tonopah Nevada Heist
Fifteen sacks of high grade ore believed stolen from the Brohawk mine at Gickifiell were found in a cellar in Tonopah by U S Marshal CA Gage who searched the Wises premises with a warrant. The ore valued at about 240 dollars was seized under order of Judge flant in a case tied to the State Hair and Trust Company. The report notes a sharp confrontation during the incident.
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Tonopah
Nev
Gickifiell
Wim
United States
CA. Gage
Qelatek
Wises
Ate
Flant
State Hair and Trust Company
Saxony King Survives Fall in Regimental Maneuver
Report says a Ubinas regiment engaged in a maneuver caused the King of Saxony to be thrown from his horse. Attendants aided him and found he was only stunned. After recovering, he insisted on rejoining the maneuver.
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Ubinas
Saxony
Natrasty
Aerioga
Denver contractors threaten open town as union carpenters strike
Denver contractors angered by union carpenters quitting work despite wage rise. They plan to hire non union tailors as of Monday, risking a shift toward an open town for belt traders. Directors of the trades assemble consider legal actions to gather evidence against a 6% mill trust of Denver for alleged federal violations.
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Denver
Reaterdar
Mioners
Mill Trust
Unter Tunda
Free pardon granted in Dreyfus case echoes London
London reports a free pardon granted to George Edalji, the Hertfordshire lawyer wrongfully convicted four years ago for cattle and relatives’ harress crimes. Investigations led by Labouchere and Sir Conan Doyle established Edalji’s innocence, denouncing police blunder. Doyle conducted a personal inquiry, likening the case to Captain Dreyfus in tone and significance.
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London
George Edaijl
Hmreingham
Teary Labouchere
Sir Conan Doyle
Kavé
Edalji
Captain Dreyfus
Name of Honesty in Policyholder Scandal Crashes
In police court testimony C F Carrington, ex-employee of the International Policyholders committee, charged George Scrugham with instructing staff to alter defective ballots sent for the New York Life directors election. Carrington said Scrugham created an “administration ballot” and joked of sending others to the stars, while noting no need to forward ballots after manipulation.
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International Policyholders’ Committee
New York
C. F. Carrington
International
Fleorge Rt. Seregham
Hit
New York Life Insurance Company
Scrugham
New York Life
Polleyholds
Carrington
Ug Stars
Carington
Prorated testimony and ballot challenges described
Fragmentary report recounts instructions from a law officer to clerks to imitate handwriting and influence polling. It mentions a committee watcher challenging administration ballots and a plan to let all committee ballots pass. References a prefect and satirical political context in the city.
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Porden
Geruzhat
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Pearsall
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Dr. C.F. Wilear
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Paul F. Barker
Il Ham
Wiles
L. Hanebett
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Webber AL Well
Marta
J. Jos
Raitun
Geo
Henin Dudes
W. Te Medinnis
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Willard Beancroft
Oxdeos
Bigelow
Orden
Gikeo
Ogden
ES Loose
Jesne Knight Crove
Reet Sit
Urovo
Park
Reguleis
Mrs. Leslie-Carter
Munday
Git
Stamey
Vie
Lamberts
Ogden Knittley Co, DD
Frank
Weate
Kings
Urewien
Union Carpenters of
Dreyfus
Honesty
Pennsylvania
Watson-Flygare Hdw. Co
Asetetr
Jane
Siter
Smyrh
Bie Carrington
Scraxgham
Tovvibir
Martina Jenly
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