Ogden News Briefs Highlight Weather, Commerce and Events
Weather outlook eases with storm end in sight while chiefs warn of high water danger. Florence Bolin appointed clerk in County assess office after S B Thomas resigns. Parker Coal Company activity noted at 27th and Pacific. Diamond case from Karn Carstenzen estate recapped, and Ogden fair showcases oriental mugs, valued at thousands. Scottish Thistle club meets discuss Lagoon gathering with plans for pipers, football match, and dancing. Local rail changes adjust arrival times. Ogden merchants coordinate parade support and three day extended program.
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Mise
Florence Bolin Wan
County
Ases
Edwin Dix
S. B Thenms
Commissinntore
Ria Parker Coal Company
Farker Con) Company
27Th
Pacific—Povenck
Rock Spelage
Nicol Hood
Navi Henderson
William Grady
Thistle Club
Saltako Wert
Lagoon
Scotland
England
Unclear arrival noted at homa with names mixed
A fragmented squib records an arrival related to L Carris of Hoselsville and mentions a wife George Nnatefell with unclear details. The OCR yields mixed names and place hints, making the event hard to pin down.
Academy Is Now Most Active At Weber Stake Academy
President Joseph F. Smith to deliver an address at the Weber Stake academy as the domestic science department showcases its vast offerings. The event features lectures by Horace Enaugh of Salt Lake and Miss Myrtle Dulin ger of Ogden while students anticipate field day prep and a Lagoon trip with special railroad rates for attendees.
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Joseph F. Smith
Weber Stake Academy
Femlutia
Weber Stake
Sblace
Tabernacla Tonleht
Horace Enatgn
Salt Lake
Bisrtle Duliinger
Ogden
Joseph F. Lint
Academy
Brigham
NeKny and
Melendrieren Soeuh Ai Ie
Thuradey
Tapoon
Lagoon
Train Excursion to Salt Lake Sunday June 380
A Salt Lake excursion at 91.00 round trip via Oregon Short Line leaves Sunday. Train travel details include itinerary and pricing for passengers seeking a scenic via route to Salt Lake City.
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Oregon
Atl Tralne
Beets Hot Damaged by Rain in Aion Region
Heavy rain since Friday night drenched the area west of Aden with concerns about crop damage. Farmers report the beet crop largely uninjured despite prolonged wet conditions. A Warren telegraph notes water remains on low land but damage to beets has been light, aided by rain not reaching historical lows.
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Aden
Warren
Railroad Rate Bill Compromises Send Conferees Back
Washington May 2 The conferees on the railroad rate bill tentatively agreed to a number of undisputed amendments while major points were set aside. Debate centered on the grow car provision with Senator Tinman opposing changes to the altered principle. A noon recess was taken until 2 p.m. The reform discussion followed the heated exchange over the measure.
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Wrahington
Meric meRraegy
Arathon
Seoator
Tinian
Aken
Ogden River floods canyon area with heavy rainfall
Flooding along the Weber River near Ogden Canyon and West Weber causes bridges to be overwhelmed and fields to flood. Utah Light and Power crews work to clear obstructions as residents report record-high water levels and potential danger to homes and roads. River blocks road access and overflow reaches rail and canal areas. News notes no immediate danger to the main track once water returns to bed. Local authorities and street supervisors coordinate flood relief and repair efforts.
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Utah Light and Power Company
Convnit
Wisson
Teame
Anen
Ogden
Weber Fiver
West Weber
Landslide Childs Will Pay The Costs In Court
Victimless drug sale case ends with Judge Murphy ruling Attendant guilty but not fined heavily. Childs ordered to pay costs. Warren McIntosh, night clerk at Parisia Express, bound over to circuit court after alleged embezzlement involving two packages of money. he has repaid funds and may receive leniency. County attorney released a statement detailing the transaction.
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Johny Childs
Artee
Fooklor Np
Murphy
Childa
Alurpey Bes
Hgher
Warren McIntosh
McIntosh
Parisia Express
Melntosh
Decoration Day Races Postponed by Rain Delays
Decoration Day events delayed as rain floods the Driving Park track making racing unsafe for horses and riders. Memorial exercises for the G A R veterans set for Tabernacle with eloquent speakers, 300 schoolgirls singing, and an enlarged orchestra planned for the patriotic program.
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Tabernacle
Governor Cutler to Speak at Deaf and Blind School
Governor Cutler will deliver the commencement address at the Deaf and Blind School next Tuesday at 8 p.m. The year graduates and staff will attend. Memorial Day observances begin tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. with a memorial address by Dr A S Corton. An excursion to Lagoon is planned next Friday with donated transportation. The school closes Wednesday, June 30.
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Beto Fos
Cutler
Lomba
Hilnd
Dens
Zia Curtis
Salem
Ulah
Ferric Riess
Pocatolto
Wdalem
Ellen Youngstram
Ogden
Thomas Biddulph
Hfepper
Marl Hansen
Ferromy
Ura
Corton
Rim
Schop
Lagoon
Oregon
Hamborser
Los Angeles Return Good Through Summer Sale Note
Partial OCR shows travel sale details for a Salt Lake City to Los Angeles route via Balt Lake, with return schedule through October. Dates listed include May 26 to 28 and June 1, plus July 8. Text also mentions cancellation and burner reference, but details are fragmented and unclear.
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Balt Lake
Salt Lake City
Jnl
Ant Dune
V.h. Burner
Salt Lake
Sail
Oct Dist
J. H. Burner
Ball Lake
Chinese Lost Certificates Need Duplicates After Fire
Chinese residents who lost certificates in the recent fire must obtain duplicates from the government or Washington to prove residency in the United States. About 6,040 certificates were destroyed, placing the burden on Chinese individuals to demonstrate their status to avoid expulsion.
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San Francisco
Airewijt Muatainum
Washington
Aberime
Brigham Young Brigham Brings Opera Trip by Train
A student body meeting at Weber Stake Academy urged sticking to the woods and marching through rain or shine. They planned a train trip over the Oregon Short Line leaving the depot at 12 20 p.m. with Brigham travelers returning after the play. Round trip fare was set at 76 cents. Brigham residents hoped for a visit from the opera troupe and a large Brigham band would accompany the city march via Lake Route from Salt Lake City with dates in late May and June.
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Weber Stake Academy
Mau
Oregon Short Ling
Brigham
Inquest Probes Elevator Death at First National Bank Building
A coroner's jury including John Metter H L Taylor and J Williams held an inquest into the death of Ahomes Elijah Farr who fell in the First National Bank building elevator shaft. The verdict states Farr died after entering the elevator with a companion and being crushed between floors when the elevator was unintentionally raised. The death occurred Sunday afternoon May 27 1906.
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John Metter
H. L. Taylor
J. &. Williams
Ahomes
Elijah Farr
Natlongi Henk
Enid
First National Bank
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Weber River
Caaily
Sale
Bnturany
Cgile Candy Kitchen
Warran Mcintosh
District Court
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