Municipal court and social events fill city notice page
The fragment describes a municipal court and a series of social events at local venues. It mentions a party Wednesday May at A.O.U.W. hall with refreshments and prizes, a dance at Diguan’y academy, a Knights of Bythias lodge telegraph, and a Military Band dance at Lester Park pavilion. Admission varied from 24 cents to one dollar, with further details requested by phone.
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Unclear OCR fragment hints event at Brason hall
Fragmentary text mentions a gathering at Wima Hall of lan Brason and an event at evening in a park. Names and places are garbled, with a May date reference and military context unclear.
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Petition Urges County Commissioners Action on Local Hampered Widow
The letter requests immediate county investigation led by the board of commissioners. It notes the widow Ina, nearly eighty, living in Ivins County, with a dilapidated property and poor conditions after long residence. The writer mentions a once busy blacksmith shop and a nearby bridge as the couple’s remaining ties to the past.
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Court notes and obituaries mix with thanks after illness
Court records list cases in Utah and beyond including a robbery, unlawful arrest and other charges. A lengthy death notice thanks friends for support, floral tributes, and clergy assistance during a long illness and passing.
Ladies' Shoes Offered At Fair Prices
An advertisement claims $7.50 and $3.00 ladies' shoes, stressing the seller's years of experience, trained makers, and knowledge of shoe quality learned from markets in Eaton, Rochester, and Cincinnati. The note promotes trustworthy pricing and quality decisions for customers.
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Harriman Meeting to Address Railroad Union Ties
Transcribed notes indicate Harriman plans a meeting with representatives and labor leaders in New York, likely early next week. The gathering aims to resolve wage and labor disputes, with Nedle traveling west to coordinate efforts and a special train to Ogden scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Winkle Rio Grande cur injuries from rough experience
A man from Ogden suffered a number of very serious bruises after a rough incident near Holder's Biunmib. Bates was eating dinner when he suddenly collapsed near Bol digt's Summit and later regained consciousness in a hut. He believed to have fainted and fallen from a platform, with multiple bruises and injuries reported.
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Library Board Meeting Approves Reolutions and Purchases
The Board of Duestore of the Library met in the library this evening. Three resolutions were passed thanking staff and appointing committees to oversee library opening and arrangements for the function. The secretary noted a donation from the superintendent of public documents about United States depositories. Bills were ordered paid and routine business conducted. A plan to share material with Ogden and Salt Lake was discussed.
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Counting Money: Treasury Figures Tallied in Washington
Clerks from the treasury department have completed counting the money in the treasury. The total amount is 471 200, with 200 144,007 in fixed gold. The article notes the new assistant treasurer and mentions the personnel responsible for the tally.
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Missouri anti alun law KL Louie Mays 12
A confusing report outlines a Kansas City editor facing grand jury pressures over testimony and constitutional rights. It mentions a witness held in a room, with references to a trial and personal risk, plus scattered notes on a powder and a legal case.
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Building Trades Meet In Ogden Sparks Threat Of Action
A new meeting was convened for the Ogden building trades to press contractors over grievances. With only Chandler ay Sucher present, unions adjourned and set another session tonight, warning immediate action if contractors fail to attend. Signatories include chairmen from plasterers, carpenters, hodcarriers, menders and painters unions.
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Suspect 18 Dismissed in Medford Murder Case
fractured OCR report notes Italian suspect Tomdasa Lombari arrested Wednesday night in connection with the murder of Miss Nellie A. Sturtevant of Medford. The case was reportedly dismissed or not proceeded with, with unclear details about arrest and escape routes.
Ballot Counting Contested After May Election
An election dispute arises as four precinct ballots were not counted by election judges. Robert McLane of New Mayoth appears as mayoral candidate through a contested tally. Investigations and legal actions loom over the uncounted ballots and the mayoral race outcome.
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NY collector cites four diamond necklaces with duty evasion
New York May 12. Collector Strann says Theobald claimed four diamond necklaces worth 640,000 pesos entered city without duty. Theobald offered to provide information for 60,000 if seizures could be made. Theobald replied to Strann that he would not take 60,900 for the info.
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Kolb Located in San Francisco After Mysterious Disappearance
George Av Kolb, longtime marina manager from New York, who vanished mysteriously, was located today in San Francisco. He arrived after a long journey and, on coroner Leland's advice, telegraphed his will in New York and prepared to return home.
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Grand Court of Arsters Convenes in Utah Meeting
The Grand Court of Arsters and the Order members convened in Ogden Utah with Grand Chief Ranger presiding. Officers named include Ross N Adards Ogden treasurer Phil Klipple Set ake and A H Neiss Ogden recording secretary Jour Vieiger Ogden junior woodward H Baumeister Salt Lake and Jas Macbeth Ogden among others. Minutes from the last session were approved and committees appointed. The session adjourned to 2 pm for officer reports and resumes tomorrow with elections and a grand ball planned for the evening.
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Laughing patient finally quiets after long episode
Report describes a man in Glassboro who laughed for three days, ending only after doctors and nurses attempted repeated medical care. Relatives and friends watched as the fit subsided, with hospital staff noting weakness and the need for rest. The incident drew wide attention among locals.
Salary of a minister and church salary dispute
A Chicago report notes Rod H. L. Riffe sued the Firsh Capital church of Monrow for pastor salary payments. The lower court ruled for the minister but the Court of Appeals reversed, leaving questions about legal liability for congregational salary obligations unresolved.
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Death of Ny pats near the city after crowd crush
May 12 Wellington Kane reports that Sanuel Fox, a wealthy spectator, was killed near the city when a crowd crush engulfed him. His body was recovered with serious injuries. The incident occurred during a public gathering, prompting authorities to investigate the crush and its causes.
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Catholic Delegates Convene At St. Patrick's Church
In New Orleans today attendees focus on Catholic council matters at St Patrick's Church. Archbishop Gleunot addressed the gathering as delegates from several states attend the biennial session called by Mayor Wells.
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Cardinals to be appointed by pope this month
The pope plans a consistorial appointment list including Mgr Novella, secretary of the College of Cardinals, Mgr Carleontone, secretary of the Congregation for the Council, and other prelates such as Mgr Tatiana, Mgr Ajit, Mgr Katsehthler, with archbishops Fischer and Salzburg awaiting the consistory likely around the 21st or 22nd.
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Excursion Rates North Ward Oregon Short Line Offer
North Oregon Short Line lists excursion fares from Ogden to northern points. Round trips to Pocatello and intermediate destinations west of Pocatello reach Huntington, north of Foontstown, including Bobeer, Wa,nao Salmon City, east to Montpal ier. Travel between Ogden and Poon likely limited to 30 days.
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Fragmentary Trade Ad Highlights Local Services
An OCR fragment outlines various crafts and trades offered by local workers including wiring, carpentry, lighting, and sign work. The note mentions readiness to assist at Como and nearby areas with on hand availability for multiple tasks.
Reduced Eastbound Rates via Union Pacific Travel Offer
A historical notice details reduced rail fares eastbound via Union Pacific affecting routes from Denver to Chicago and intermediate points with connections to St Louis and intermediate cities, valid for a September period. The promotional price appears as 330.00 in the accompanying figures, with travel extending ten days onward and continuing.
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