Coal and Local Notices Dominate Patchy Utah News
The page reports mixed items from Ogden and surrounding areas, including Consumers Coal Company yard prices for lump coal at four dollars and five cents, names like Charlee Lansing of Provo and Habbine of Mayne, and several local incidents. It mentions a freight train collision near Rock Island with injuries, a petition for administrator of W. T. Stoker’s estate, and notices about insurance and business dealings with A. Kelly and J. Meakin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-Z-Monsy Kelly
Menry
Gee
J. Kelly
Alan Man
Rock Island
Imitel
Aladin King
Salt Lake Cuy
Catlin
W. T. Stoker
Wind Sweeps Man Under Moving Train
A 22 year old Brooklyn newspaper employee, William F. Flanier, was struck by debris during a gale and swept under an approaching elevated train. Rescue crews frantically freed him as onlookers watched, with the victim gravely injured and taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weillam F. Flanieg
Drooklyn
Brooklyn
Wooderan Hasquersie At Marte Dantlog Arademy
An early 20th century notice describes travel to Wooderan Hasquersie for a race at Marte Dantlog Academy on Tuesday November 1. A rider suffered injuries en route from Branston but reached Denver hospital where emergency surgery occurred. the patient remained in danger with respiratory and internal complications noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooderan
Marte Dantlog
Branston
Denver
Denver Toe Hospital
Mra
VDI
Malwa
Idle City
Brocen
Cace
Glenda
Tate Parker Coal CO
Chicago Police Probe Poisoning Case Involving Mme Leroy
Chicago police seek to identify Mme Leroy a clairvoyant linked to Ars. Alien F. Reed who tried to extort money from Mrs Genoveters Chanler Phipmether Threats of dynamite death followed. The case centers on poisoning of a Newlands family member via tainted food in Denver authorities later noted a servant purchased poison. One family member died others ill with insanity alleged. instruction notes led to pardon after imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicake
LeRoy
Alien F. Reed
Genovters Chanler Phipmether
Mme
LeRoy la
Denver
Madeline Leroy Langley
Madellon Thompson
Mamie Gtarr
May Wie Btarr
Delec
Andy Mohan
Newlands
Svrvant
Eervine
Meg
Ty Denver
Protest to Custom House by Telephone
New York importers protested to the customs house by telephone rather than in writing. The board of appraisers dismissed the protest, with Judge Gomerrike noting the report shows the offer to abandon the case was verbal. The ruling emphasizes formal procedures and rejects telephone petitions as uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Customs House
Board of Appraisers
Gomerrike Call
Cace
The Long Climb and the Uphill Tale
A fragment notes a man named Dexins toppled down a slope at 4. Others claim the uphill climb starts at that age, reflecting a noisy crowd and uncertain timing in a crowded scene.
Dramatic Recovery After Grape Nutriment Craze Report
A woman recovering from severe weakness attributes improvement to a grape nutrient cream she read about in a newspaper ad. She describes prior loss of appetite and failure of doctors to help, then relief after using the product and related dietary changes. The account notes dramatic weight regain and renewed strength following the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alek
Ford
Uta
Dealalux
Ayers
Boetum Co. Bane
Winters plague can be avoided says inspector notes
A damaged historical account discusses meat inspection failures and government roles in preventing disease. It describes inspectors in Washington supervising sanitary standards, urging compliance for interstate trade and government stamped meat, and cites costs to keep plants up to code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usicay
East Lake City
Bertées
Lavera
Couderson
Washi Jon
Washington
Kmalter
Powerful Wrecking Crane Arrives for Rail Yard Service
A heavy wrecking crane with a one hundred ton capacity and a three-puller setup arrives in Ogden to aid future wrecks for the Southern Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Foreman John Stuler leads the Harriman repair crew, with the crane manufactured by Industrial Iron Works at Day City, Michigan. The unit will be stationed and ready for rapid response to any rail incident, under strong company supervision and trained wrecking personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuler
Harriman Ine Cumereiv
Manchisery
Te Lindster
Industral Iron Worker
Day City
Michegas
Ttm
Ogden
Ueten Paritio
Fouthern Fadihe
Orexon
Poremacy Jigop
al Thoes
Hooton
Ertarang
Rlantag
Holdups In Police Court with Two Preliminary Hearings
In Judge Murphy's police court the docket focused on two hold-up cases and an attack on a boy. John Bernertin and George Adamachan faced preliminary hearings for a October 30 hold-up and a watch theft, with witnesses excused and a continuation until Thursday at 10 o'clock. James Gooding and an unnamed man faced charges of statutory offenses. Gooding requested a continuance and bond was set at 750 dollars.
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Merphy
Drauke
Taga
Holden Arts
John Bemertean
George Adamacn
George Btuart
Benail
Stuart
Ode ‘Hey
Bla Comtanto
Pacific Taloon
Tuy
Walter Hadlock
J. 4
Bowtan
Hadlock
Bowinap
Xpos
Scpdans
James Gooding
Mrs Katherine Hassett Final Rests At St Josephs
Mrs Katherine Hassett was laid to final rest after funeral rites at St Josephs church conducted by Father Nyan with Father Cushoahin delivering the sermon. Pallbearers included Don Maguire Mathias Hinchelig George J Matron and others as floral tributes and a large procession followed to the final burial at Ogden City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hassett
St. Joseph's Church
Father Nyan
Father Cushoahin
Mosle
St. Joseph's
Don Maguire
Mathias Hinchelig
George J. Matron
Dyreph Clemens
Thomas Whalen
Joseph Loughran
Ogden City
Chinamah Arrested for Embezzlement in Pittsburg Case
Ter Eng, a columnist, reports that Chinamah, formerly of Ciniedurg, will leave Malt Lake in custody of Detective William Elmore of the Pittsburg police. He is charged with embezzling $4,000 from the Quong Wang Wah chop suey and mail order trust of Piteburg. This company supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Eng
Ciniedurg
William Elmore
Pitts
Arg Police Department
Piteburk
Incomplete OCR Report on Shop Ingredient Case
Fragmentary text alleges a shop incident involving ingrebents and a restaurant, with references to Faule Ubroughost and a seven month timeline. Mentions Uma fe as enabler and Une ke as missing, plus a company trial and a move from Park City to Utah via Digway Way and Pacific Canat. Refusal to disclose money location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Arttund
Uma Fe
Auley Tryat
Une Ke
Ume
Tre Eos
Park City
Utah
Digway
W& the Pacific Canat
Yeu
Woman Mistaken for Mrs Heeven Seeks Damages
New York November 21 Mrs Cara Heeven sues the New York Central Railway for 20000 damages claiming she was mistaken for Mrs Laporte of Indiana and removed from a train near Utica last summer. She alleges the accompanying person endured indignities and that the shock caused her to suffer greatly as her mother had previously died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mab
Quiness Buebr
New York
Cara
Heeven
Agett
New York Central Railway Company
Sra
Era
Laporte
Ind
Utiea
Pel
Harvey Wattersen Death Reported In New York
New York tim e reports the death of Harvey Wattersen father of Henry Waterson of Louisville Kentucky. He reportedly fell from a nineteenth floor window on Wall Street, hitting a radiator and sliding to a neighboring building roof. The body is expected to be sent to Louisville for burial.
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New York
Lkely
Harvey Wattersen
Henry Watterson
Louisiilla
Wall Street
Lanteville
Berth
Hanry Wateterson
Large early 20th century city school spending reported
New York City spent about 83 million on public schools while Chicago exceeded 22 million and Boston surpassed 10 million. Philadelphia’s figure topped 16 million as the nation’s third most populous city. The article notes per capita expenditure differences and compares major urban districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chicags
Boston
Posiedelphia
Thourk Philadelphis
United States
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Burt & Bros
Wasatch Printing
Cornet Teepeey
Uweskington
Koawa
The
Staff of Life
Riverdale
Aubine
Fites
Bolte
Maho
Consumers Coal
Shaw
Charlee Lansing
Provo
Orsee Creek
Consumers Coal Company
Lincoln Sts
W. Habbine
Mavney
Mabe
Gers
Yesterda Lek
Sichaur
Bullélog
Jens Kouwerott
Aight
Atwiza
Bar Jones Co
Bunda
Agstoat CO
Filel
Grang
Truep
Bihh
Orden
Corrand
Arma Olaen
Ance Olaeu Haa
Gustaf A. Oleon
Felshar Dental
Mack Springs
Castle Gata
Clear Creek
Viargatart Alm
Terry
John Culligan
FON Grass Creek Lump
A. A. Haw
MGE
A. Stuart & Co
Ted
Hie Grother
Ollen
Ms Leather
Jota Farr
Taylor
Alfred Turner
Moreee
C. Af
John
Boreeman
Kas
Bell Topham
Bores Erat
Chirag
California
Pois
Charles Meighan Haa
Cunningham
Jourgak Kommuter Co
Ruqy Watking
Mme. Leroy
Ever Reid
Southern Pacific
Tonegalles
Leader Millinery Company
Emmerson and
Adambon
Gooding
Moon
Bronnilings
Bowes
Chinamah
Optical Department
J.s.lewis &Co
Jewelers
Qur Mpiltian
Zeller
Huedreda
Yim
Harvey Watterson
Louisville, KY
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