Ogden Newswire Fragment Teems With Names And Local Notes
Fragmentary Ogden newspaper clippings mention Tony Sterlings and local youths, merchants like Wrights and John Scowcraft & Sons, an Ogden boy Frank Tri from First National Bank, and other residents. Weather notes, a cream brand, and wedding engagement hints appear amid incomplete lines and scattered phrases.
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Ogden
Frank Tri
First National Bank
Say Pranclaro
Focal Boys
Georgia Uy
Prine
Herrick
Gordon Ghant
Gordon Arrant
Sal Lake
Harold Peery
Lapad Prory
Hawt Taylor
George Vasior
Prove
Oirgus Train 10 Arrives At 4 A M Saturday
A garbled report outlines train 10 arrival at 4 A M Saturday with crews and show plans. It notes loud cheering crowds, distribution of coins, and staff back at desks after a local vacation period.
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Oirgus
Branford Student Bar Notice Sparks Campus Debate
Branford University officials announced that student Virg il Franklin Bellows from Stanford was informed by Professor AL M. Stark that his proposal Sanford Nexfall was not approved and he would not be recommended for graduate work if he returns. The action followed a recent student affairs committee controversy and tied to a junior publication mystery in Cleveland Ohio.
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Branford University
Gat
Vergil Franklin Bellows
Stanford
Inndor Wrofessur
AL M. Stark
Sanford Nexfall
Gradwalla
Fistlows
Otter
Gollows
Clark
Cleveland
Ohio
Seacham 70 Be Surrendered May Monthy 38
Military authorities report that Meacham and the Blaieanders have surrendered amid premeditated plans. A resident band is implicated in the funeral mark at Prime Alark's theaters. Lieutenant Arthur Teithrnbeth was listed missing May 12 from Mindanao due to telegram interruptions.
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Prine
Thaersl
Manlin
Seconl
Arthur Teithrnbeth
Mindanao
al Malarbung
Robbers Captured by Sheriff After Looming Robbery
Two suspects were identified as the town thieves behind a Brigham City burglary. Sheriff Josephson of Weber County and deputies traced the culprits to Ogden and Brigham City, recovering stolen goods from the residence and yielding the pair to the county jail. The incident involved forced entry, attempted concealment, and a plan to flee to avoid charges. Local officers coordinated with state authorities, and the suspects were held on burglary charges.
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H. Steels
Mhongyeline
IG Ty Siuule
Will Ho
Beeoelit
Oxden
Tefal
Thureday
Sherif Jipenhison
Enunts
Sheri Wilson
Burk
Brigham Gliy
Te Steele
Shuri Joswylson
Jall
Belshans
Wilson ' al Aristaim
Weber County
Estate Free From All Debts In Wyoming Probate
The court opens probate for the William W. Elmer estate in Ondereu Delaware court. The petition discusses how debts and assets including wages, real estate, and money totaling about 800 dollars are to be handled, with questions on whether certain wrongful death proceeds are estate assets and how they affect creditors. The judge considers distribution to the widow and heirs, noting the state's statutes and precedents, and debates whether certain assets fall under estate or personal funds.
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Willia Weliner
Gia
Eruditore
Dehia
Supreme Court
Gerion
Ratite
Eleothig Theater Patterned Like Home
Fragmentary text appears to describe a theater, crowd expectations, and seating patterns in a local venue. Mentions of months, patterns, and numbers suggest a schedule or forecast but details are unclear.
Foundation for Big Bridge Undergoing Structural Prep
Foundation for Big Bridge work progresses with foundation piers excavated and concrete laid. Wires from utilities cleared by weekend, enabling construction to resume without interruption. Telegraph and telephone lines moved by next Wednesday, accelerating track expansion preparations.
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Tema
Gm Treanty
Wet Light & Power Company
Dragett
Wedaveday
Inglocor Campbell
Raphilly
Wastmnos
Nyo Bern
Mrs Armstrong Dead in Bali Community Shock
Bali Lak May 13 Mrs Armutrong wife of Leroy Armstring noted republican activist and newspaper editor died yesterday at 3 00 pm at 728 Bart Avenue Gore Wo vente following long illness. Survived by husband and nine children including Wud Ame Armstrong Paw Armstrong Armatrong editor of Republicans Beds Ari Atrang of Waukegan Illinois and other relatives. Funeral at Tornooh at Tad oaloek with arrangements by B A Strapkin of the Ting Congregational church. Interment at SL Dilvet comers.
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Bali
Lak
Utcinda
Armatrong
Leroy Armstring Witter
Wud
Itepublican
Hitt Tako Presa Cht
Paw Armatrong
Ety
Republicans
Ari Atrang
Waukegan
Ilsa
Wilton Wid Chariatta
Hath
Doane
Leu
Helen Armetrong
Salty Lake
Mra
Aba Way
Ocigherton
Eouty
Ind
Tornooh
Armstrong Roedance
Thay
B.A
Strapkin
Fragmentary War Report With Unclear Details
An OCR fragment describes a conflict involving entities named WAREHQUBE and Auleabond with mention of Wey May Tela bonds and a waruhonee. The text is garbled, but hints at a casualty or strategic action and a countering force. No clear location, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
Circus Train Arrives Early Saturday Morning
A crowded scene as a circus train arrives early Saturday with fifty cars and hours of activities planned. The event includes street parades and a 7 PM show at a theater near Lat. 7 PM start and a large turnout expected. preparations and safety measures described amid lively crowd scenes.
Rails Rival Clash Over Lincoln Avenue Track Removal
Lincoln avenue residents petitioned for rail removal citing safety and disruption. City counc il scheduled a report for Friday to decide whether to remove the Bam berg er track and potentially extend the Twenty ATM line, while the railway company warned of franchise rights and possible streetcar removal if the council acts.
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Simon Bamperper
Aleam
Sonston
Lincoln Avenue
Hamhersor
Baraberger
Devel Ud Hey
Sailrond
SL Leary
Connec
Pemured
Ordan Rapid Travel
Rupuine
Washington Avent
Damberger
Bamberger
Salt Lake
Maygoth
Husband Entitled to the Robinson Estate
A 1888 court ruling discusses a widow Mary B. Robinson and her husband Neigham M. Robinson with later remarriage. The estate’s homestead and appurtenances valued at 1700 dollars are to be partitioned between the surviving husband and the deceased’s children per statute. The case centers on heirs adult and minor and the legality of partition under homestead provisions and prior marriages, with detailed references to statutory precedents.
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Julia NL
Chetloneen
DiabItlts
Arisoum Mi
Robinson
Howell
Thia
Mary B. Robinson
Vutary
Thie County
Ueigham M. Robinson
Hingham
Enblnson Ag
Nevein
Beoltoff
Wuhbarnl
Avedon
Howesteads
Ngain
Lyon
UBL
Usly
Wieshanah
Ant
Menton
Brad
Wayne Anal
Hamrosurna
Hotog
Euttenton
Fragmented legal fragment on joint ownership and partition
The text discusses indivisibility of a shared interest and restrictions on partition among co-owners. It mentions the husband and wife as sole parties, noting that there can be no division of the interests or interference by others, with one person as sole claimant.
Civil Service Examinations for Clerk and Cord
Examinations for clerk and cord positions will be held at the Powyslice in Univ City on June 6, 1908. Age limits 18 to 45, women may not be admitted, but married women may be admitted to the exam though not eligible for appointment. Applicants must meet height and weight standards and provide application blanks from Brook B. Glaytod, secretary, Board of Government Examiners, Ogden, Utah.
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Powyslice
Univ City
Murrey
Aly
Elork
Prook B. Glaytod
Boar
Era
Poptoliae
Ogden
Ulavh
Important Conference Of Railroad People In San Francisco
A major conference between South Pacific Railroad officials and delegates from various divisions of the Order of Telegraphers on the system opens in San Francisco next Monday and may run a week or more. Topics include nine hour federal law provisions and railroad operating practices, with focus on schedules, operator qualifications, and service rules.
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Soudhurs Parathc
Otter
San Francisco
Amalior
Tategraph
Allway
Conference Salient Grievances Hint at Telegrapher Wage Talks
Superintendent Manson will be a key figure at the forthcoming conference. An experienced operator and Islegraphers leader enjoys strong backing from operators and railroad officials. Ogden has not sent a delegation, while key assistants and yard officials remain in place. No serious trouble is expected and current differences are seen as likely to be settled amicably.
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Manson
Olor Dirigate
Confernnes
Ogden
Chive ‘Crain Tisnotcher Bell
Pierce
Officers And Men Tire Of Social Duties
A San Francisco report notes officers and sailors weary of leisure as long-term entertainment aboard reduces work on shore. Executive officers warn that ongoing festivities erode discipline and effectiveness, despite public funds and hospitality.
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San Fraviisco
San Francisco
Puget’ “Sound
Howe Waters
Mors
Thauganyg
Navy
Fragmented text from entertainment section highlights events
The readable fragments describe social activities and gatherings with officers attending events. Mentions of ships and divisions imply organized events and entertainment provided, though details are unclear due to incomplete OCR text.
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Fay
Thor
Federal grand jury indicts sixty in land and fraud cases
Denver May 14 The federal grand jury reported indictments against 60 defendants including Franklin M Barnes and Thos Avhton for unlawful fencing of government land and perjury as well as charges of timber trespass. Wray Shepherd Hunton and TB Spark are named among officials and foresters tied to the cases involving about 40,000 acres in northern and eastern Colorado and 2,000 acres in Wyoming. The Yampa Live Stock Company is also charged in fencing disputes.
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Denver
Federat
Twantyalx
Franklin M. Barnes
Lwuberman
San Miguel County
Colorado
Horthern
Colurmo ix
Tha Yampa Live Stock Company
Lanver
Cornerstone Laig Nowtalk Va 300000 Naval Tmc Building
The cornerstone laying at the $300,000 naval TMC project in Nowtalk Va was announced by John J. Erin Teller. The event featured a letter from Mr. Rockefeller praising the arts of peace and urging ongoing national effort, though wording is garbled and unclear in places.
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Nowtalk
Garner Alomec
Naval Tmc
John J. Erinteller
Rockefeller
Quiet, subdued election day expectations in Tokyo
Report from Tokyo on May 1 notes a quietly calm election atmosphere with low turnout and little public excitement. Officials indicate a lack of dramatic developments, as candidates maintain a restrained presence and observers call the mood unprecedentedly subdued for the capital.
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Tony Sterlings
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Wright
John Scowcraft & Sons
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Marta Society
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J. Kelly
Vhe Onden Tailors
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Empire Steam Dry & Clewting Co
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Carl Rauch
Pail Stodmayer
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ECK
Nen
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Brigham City
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William W. Elmer
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Eleothig Theater
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Mitch
Himbeda
Atlor
Foundation For Big Bridge
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Longines
Warehqube
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Tabernacle
Khow
Menina
Sonora
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Lingoln Avenue
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Wrights
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Civil Service Examinations
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Japan
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D. Rasmussen
New York