Guiness Victim Buried Amid Norse Family History
The first Guiness victim was buried at Patton's cemetery near La Porta. The corpse of Andrew Helgetein of Manstiald, 3, was laid to rest after coroner reports matched evidence from Minnesota prison records. The service included readings by a minister and a lantern processional, with extended notes on Bella Gunness and her family history in Norway and Sweden.
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Lat Porte
Magda
Guiness
Chrletinheiter
Patton
Fin
la Porta
Andrew i
Helgetein
Minnesota
Stillwater
Chrigtlann
Bella Gunness
Jan Porto
Petters Brulgen
Norway
Prevs
Insane threat at Merchants Wallon Hall led to arrest
In Washington on May 15 a tense court session heard testimony after Chand Deglaned insane and J Fee alleged he threatened to blow up back walls during a dispute at Merchants Wallon Hall. Cashier Luthor Drake offered $50 cash for information as detectives pursued leads. Witnesses described Deglaned’s odd behavior with one calling him smutty and lying, while others testified inconsistencies. The Senate currency reform debate continued with a partisan conference, planning to meet at 10 a.m.
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Dumer J. Fee
Packing Plant Is Burned In Omaha Fire
A blaze destroyed the old Omibo Packing plant and adjoining facilities in Omaha on May 1, causing a loss of about 500 900 dollars. The nearby Cutahy Packing company building was also at risk during the fire emergency. The Omaha cannery storage and meat prep operations suffered extensive damage including thousands of pounds of pork and beef. The Habra company held part of the burned meat stock and the loss disrupted local meat supply chains.
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Omaha
Omibo Packing Company
Cutahy
Haba Company
Theatrical Plugs and Puns Stir Ulan Theater Night
A garbled report describes a lively theater evening at Ulan theater featuring a cakewalk by Zhin and a comedy duo. Audience voting gathers as Noa seeks wins amid strong punning acts. Regular Saturday matinees proceed with a planned ride for the company and a summer season booking.
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Ulan Theater
Eama
Grand Hag
Ziuu
Noo
Npen
Ho Simmer Sera
Lulu
Spakino
Seattle
Fuliow
Lear
Triow
Macinieb
Ogden fair grounds to host new glalle gaing event
Mr. Johnesn approves a fresh display and race track upgrade at the fair grounds. Officials estimate potential family attendance from across the state and a yearly budget between 2600 and 6000 dollars. Ogden race track is emphasized as leading the region with planned improvements and a Deseret day parade.
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Johnesn
Atulla
Ute Waal
Ogden World
Wacom
Taonsande
Memorial Services Planned for Memorial Day Observances
A meeting of the Dix-Logan Post No. 4 last night decided on observances for Memorial Day. Services are planned at the Mz Ry cherts and a Memorial Day address will be delivered by Rev H T Zimmerman. The event includes G A R, Woman's Relief Corps, Ladies of the Grand Army, Spanish American War Veterans and more with processions to Ogden Cemetery and a Mountain Cemetery service in the afternoon.
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Dix-Logan
Sabhath Meio Dal
Woman's Bellet Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
Gietaries
H. T. Zimmerman
The
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
O'Clogle A.m
ex-Department
J. Hu
Toute
War
Gisemtann
A. C. Wardleigh
Spantell
Ogden Gleemetery
Gael
1. A. Ml
Samad
Ube
Chine
Idaho Horseman Arrives at Ogden Race Meet
The Idaho Horseman arrives in Ogden on a fall evening amid chatter about local races. Crm Apple and Heoligan are noted with a 2:20 time. Margaret H. mourns the old Ogden Unttor, while Jim Gray and Mr. Johngon appear with horses.
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B. Dahnion
Margaret H
Ogden
Jim Gray
Johngon
Anya Hid
Mrs Southard Credited Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Change
Mrs P R Southard of Woodmere L I recalls being a nervous wreck who could not eat or sleep. She credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring health, easing weakness, improving sleep and appetite. She notes thousands cured over fifty years since its discovery.
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P. R. Southard
Woodmere
L. 1
Duffy
Mrs. Southard
Rochester
Meeting Hears Board Ousts Joyce. Gwilliam Re elected President
Henry Gwilliam elected president of the school board with M. S. Browning as vice president after Dr Joyce resigns as president following three years in office. Joyce departs to focus on other duties and upcoming travels, citing city commitments and professional obligations.
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Henry Gwilliam
M. 8
Browning
Joyce
Board of Education
Seacov
Miu
Preslau
Thomas
D. Doe
Dee
Chile
Lelus
Agcoriel
Aid M
Alent
Searty
Contagiana discaass and school board hiring notes
Fragmentary 19th century style notes refer to contagiana discussion, a 41 600 figure tied to Iowa, and inductions to draw warrants. Mentions six row applications for positions in the school board and exam period in the past years.
Hewsboys Win by Score of 9.70.0
The article reports Hewsboys triumphing by a score of 9.70.0 though the rest of the text is garbled. It notes no strong challenge from opponents and mentions new teams seeking juvenile challenges. It lists Leland Willams as captain and Harold Musiurgon as manager and invites opposing teams to send inquiries.
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Hewsboys
Hoya
Wien
Ithe Muadisep Sdeal
Th Neweboy
Wials
Newaboys
Leland Willams
Harold Musiurgon
Ogden Union Nailway Depot to Elect Directors in Ogden
Notice says the Ogden Union Nailway Depot Company will hold a meeting at its superintendent office in Ogden on Tuesday June 2 1908 at 10:00 am to elect directors for the coming year. N. Biss secretary.
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Anu
Ogden Union Nailway & Depot Company
Ogden
Miantog
N. Hbss
Beoretiny
Famous Woman Dead in Civil War Era Leader
Philadelphia reports the death of Emily Be Woodley at age 73. She was noted as the only woman regularly commissioned as an officer in the United States Army and served in the Civil War. She organized the National Association of Army nurses and was honored by President Lincoln and Secretary Stanton with a captain’s commission and a gold medal respectively.
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Philadelphia
Woodley
United States Army
Woodlay
National Associaton
Army
Nuraca
Grand Army of the Republic
Wilsu
Lincoln
Benrelary
Wat Stanton
Ogden Typewriter Repairman Leaves Firm
Frank Ahlen, oldest typewriter repairman in Ogden, has voluntarily severed ties with Mr Becraft and Jenan. He previously worked for L. W H Heeraft and is affiliated with Underwond Typewelters and Ogden Office Supply Co. Contact details shown as 688.
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Frank
Ahlen
Ogden
L. W H. Heeraft
Mr. Becraft
Jenan
Ogden Office Supply Co
Dun's Review on May market trends and steel demand
New York traders report mixed conditions as spring buying strengthens primary markets while lumber and elk wood stocks ease. Merchants note brisk sales of iron and steel products though shipping delays persist. pig iron prices fall with initial new contracts securing favorable terms amid cautious optimism.
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New York
Dun
Anoud
Notice to Public on Typewriter Repair Service
Notice to the public from L. Th. Brorakt announcing that F. C. Miller is no longer employed by the writer and that an expert Typewriter Repairman is available to assess and repair all typewriters. The repairman offers estimates and promises honest, up-to-date service at low, consistent prices.
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F.C. Miller
Tenatrman
Heroughly
L. TH. Brorakt
Diplomatic Gala At Mankingham Palace Stirs Colloquial Della
Washington D G Spokane reports a grand court at Mankingham palace with notable attendees from diplomatic circles. Queen Mexandra and Edward, along with guests including Mrs. Whitelow Bell and Mrs. Thomason of New York, drew attention amid comments on Nepal vows and distant colonial interests as the event unfolded under ornate gowns and ceremonial pageantry.
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Tanidon
Kling Edward
Mexandra
Mankingham Palace
Thorn
Papeelaly
Antanal Apiendor
Nepal
Robon Ware & Portact Bilan
Whitelow Bell
Jenny Menelmi
Caistor
TL TP. Thampson
New York
Sita
MD. Rumnany
Viepidin
Coln Beatt
Virwloly
Mere
Henry Uacon
Wifn
Thie
Atari
Congress Restores "In God We Trust" in 1930s context
A damaged report notes Congress restoring the national motto In God We Trust amid debates over its designation. The piece cites treasury involvement and mentions events in Philadelphia and San Francisco, with references to governors and supporters and a push for display in public spaces.
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Ter
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Bas- Tel
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Tla
Deglaned
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Omaha Company
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Logan Fort
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Dun's Review
Bradstreet
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Cition
Antowtittas
Due
Boston
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Minnantolt
New Orleans
Cleveland
San Angeles
RTR
Sirsa
Denver
Providents Iy Faa
Portland
Athany
Ghirardelli
Gwrardelli
D. Ghirardelli Company
Sen Frenaisuo
Christine Herrick
Sid Marion Harland
Daily Standard
Morning Examiner
Standard
Examiner
Bon’b
the Standard Publishing CO
Washington D.G. Spokane
Bugkingham
Congress
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Treasury
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