Army Recruiting Office Moves to Central Hotel in Ogden
The U S Army recruiting office relocated to the Central Hotel in Ogden this morning with Captain Winn quartermaster at Fort Douglas and Dr Hepburn examining physician reviewing applicants. Only one recruit, Joseph Barry formerly of the Philippines First Nebraska volunteers, appeared for examination out of about fifteen who applied that week. Capt Winn and Dr Hepburn will return every Friday to examine candidates while Corporal Brown handles duties on other days.
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U. S. Army
Central Hotel
Winn
Fort Douglas
Hepburn
Ogden
Joseph Barry
Philippines
Nebraska
Uncle Sam
Capt. Winn
Corporal Brown
Sudden Death of an Ogden Lady
Airs James Stark died last night at 9 in her Woodmansee block rooms from an overdose of landanunt believed taken Friday night by mistake. She had sleeplessness and used the drug to sleep. Dr H Th Forbes found her critical. Despite all, she died. Mrs Laura Peterson Stark, well known here, funeral to be announced.
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James Stark
Woodmansee
Farewell Sermon by Rev. E. I. Goshen at First Congregational
Last night at the First Congregational church Rev. E. I. Goshen gave a farewell sermon marking the end of his four year tenure. About 600 gathered to hear his address on The Coming Man and its call for gentleness, brotherly love, and a broader religious view. He will preach Sundays until a new pastor arrives, following his Salt Lake initial sermon to a large audience.
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First Congregational Church
E. I. Goshen
Salt Lake
Fiest Congregational Church
Cowboy artist passes through Ogden on way to St Louis
Charles M. Russell the cowboy artist. accompanied by his wife. heads to St Louis where his wax models and bronze sculptures will be shown at the exposition. Four paintings accompany him for display at the World's Fair. Russell, once a cattleman, now creates Indian and western scenes in Great Falls Montana.
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Charles M. Tussell
Northwest
Ogden
St. Louis
Russell
Senator Carter
Montana
Iis
Fis
Great Falls
Horehound Syrup Aids Sleep and Cough Relief
Gover J H of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered severe fall coughs and poor sleep but using Horehound Syrup she slept through the night and coughs eased after two or more doses. The product priced at 26 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar sixty was sold by G F Cave and J E Carr.
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J- H
Gover
N. Main St
Ottawa
Kan
G. F. Cave
Waah,ave
J. E Carr
Depot Drug Store
Death of Dr Calvin Cartwright in Logan
Dr Calvin Cartwright died after a paralytic stroke suffered Wednesday night. He was found in a helpless state Thursday morning and, despite care from physicians and nurses, could not speak or take nourishment. he passed away after treatment failed.
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Logan
Calvin Cartwright
Death of Mrs Bendieta C Hanson of Ephraim
Ephraim obituary notes Mrs Bendieta C Hanson died at her home on Saturday afternoon from heart disease. Born in Malmis Sweden on March 8 1839 she was 64. One of Utahs early pioneers she came with J P Hanson at age 17 from Denmark aboard the hand cart company arriving in Salt Lake City in 1857. The couple helped settle Ephraim and she leaves her children.
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Salt Lake City
Hanson
Aggies Too Heavy for Salt Lake High School in 15 to 0 Victory
Logan Utah October 10. The Agricultural College football team defeated Salt Lake High School 15 to 0 before about 300 fans. The Aggies scored three touchdowns, two in the first half and one in the second, but failed to kick goals each time. The visitors, lighter by about thirty pounds, fought hard and showed grit, holding the score down and earning praise.
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Logan
Utah
The
Agricultural College
Salt Lake High School
Local Pioneer Lars P. Madsen Dies in Mountain Accident
Lars P. Madsen, a prominent Pleasant community figure, died after a wagon accident on a mountain road near Fairview at about 6 15 this morning. He fell under the heavy load, breaking his back and sustaining fatal injuries, passing away about two hours later. He leaves a wife Sophia Rasmussen and seven children, plus a mother and several siblings. He served as bishop of the North Ward and held city council terms while contributing to local business life. The communityextends heartfelt sympathy to the family.
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Pleasant
Lara P. Madsen
Madsen
Fairview
Ephraim
Sophia Rasmussen
Sevier station agent shoots self after wife’s death
Richfield Oct 10 C H Barnes 35 a Rio Grande Western station agent at Sevier seventeen miles south of Richfield shot himself through the heart with a double barreled shotgun at noon. His body lay until found about 5 pm as southbound train approached. He left a telegram to his brother and a public letter blaming wife’s death and heavy drinking. He ordered $1070 and a $1000 life policy divided between two brothers. No coroner’s inquest planned. His wife died two years ago at Kincaid Kansas. Iris remains sent to Kincaid for burial.
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Richfield
C. H. Barnes
Rio Grande Western
Sevier
John Barnes
St. Francisville
Jeffieria
Kincaid
Kan
Sevier Station
John
Frank
Barnes
Bert Tuft
Tuft & Son
Revier
Kimberly
George Mardy
Tiarnea
Farnes
Iris
Buring
Salt Lake Gridiron Opener Ends in 63 to 0 Rout
In cold rain at the University athletic field, Utah defeated the Twenty-Second Battery from Fort Douglas 63 to 0. The game featured ragged play, numerous fumbles, and the soldiers failed to halt the students on downs beyond short stretches.
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Salt Lake
University Athletic Field
Utah
Goldl
Fort Douglas
Bungling burglary attempt at residence on South Eighth East
An overnight burglary attempt at William Tiean’s home at 48 South Eighth East was foiled when a lookout was spotted by Mrs. Bean. A window pane shattered and the intruders fled across the lawn before police could describe them.
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Wiliam
Tiean
South Eighth East Street
Ms. Bean
Mr. Bean
Mrs. Bean
Rev Elmer Goshen Delivers Magnificent Salutatory
Rev Elmer Goshen greets welcoming Salt Lake congregation as new pastor of First Congregational Church. He outlines a modern gospel and inclusive mission, pledging to study civic forces and oppose dogma while inviting all to a fearless truth and mutual support.
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Elmer T. Goshen
First Congregational Church
Salt Lake
Goshen
Sermon Attacks Traditions and Calls for Modern Faith
The speaker contrasts past religious customs with modern needs, mocking old habits while praising progress. He asserts Christ came to lift people from sin and urges the congregation to seek a loving, gentle faith and divine guidance. The appeal ends with a prayer to Christ for enlightenment and immortality.
Penitentiary Clamps Down After Prisoner Escapes Attempt
Visitors were barred from the penitentiary after an attempted escape. Prisoners were placed in the dungeon for two to three weeks with bread and water as punishment. Convicts from Cache valley had traveled to witness the event and some will forfeit earned coppers for good behavior.
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Cache Valley
British Lieutenants Tour Through New York Eyes Tabernacle Roof
Carry Baring and G Stewart of the Coldstream Guards are visiting New York on leave. The pair, 26, recounted their impressions of the city and asked why the Mormon Tabernacle roof stays up after a recital, reflecting fascination with American architecture.
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Carry Baring
G. Stewart
Coldstream Guards
Kenyon
England
Canada
Baring
Baring Cros
London
New York
Boston
South Africa
Contott
Transvaal
Tabernacle
Mysterious Secret Hinted At By Skeptical Observer
An unnamed figure ponders a secret said to be revealed by divine evolution. He shakes his head skeptically, signaling doubt about uncovering all truths and suggesting some mysteries remain unfathomable.
Notable Visitors In Salt Lake City On Brief Calls
W G Page of Hailey Idaho is in Salt Lake City on business. Harry KR Fulton left for Baltimore Maryland to enter Johns Hopkins Medical College. BP Lackey a Chicago dry goods merchant and Mrs Lackey are in the city for a few days, accompanying Mr and Mrs Patrick Ryan. Lackey plans to oversee mining interests with Ryan at Park City.
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W. G. Page
Hailey
Idaho
Harry KR. Fulton
Baltimore
Johnsooking College
BP. Lackey
Chicago
Lackey
Patrick Ryan
Mr. Lackey
Mr. Ryan
Park City
Rocky Mountain
Sheridan and Ntazzard Return from Philippines Campaign
San Francisco dispatch reports Lieutenant P. H. Sheridan of the Fifth Cavalry, son of a Civil War general, returning from a year of campaigning aboard the transport Sheridan. Lieutenant R. T. Ntazzard, famed for aiding General Jamestown in Aguinaldo’s capture, also boarded the vessel.
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San Francisco
P. H. Sheridan
Fifth Cavalry
Philippines
Sheridan
R. T. Ntazzard
Reg. War Army
Jamston
Aguinaldo
Rivals chase price over quality in market critique
The speaker derides competitors for valuing price over quality. Allspice is described as easy to obtain when finely ground, but the others fail to aim for quality due to cost. The narrator asserts it costs less to sell at lower quality, enabling higher quality for themselves.
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Schilling
Hest
Allspice
United States and Japan treaties viewed with little press interest
Shanghai dispatch reports local press in New York sees limited attention to US and Japanese treaty efforts. Native merchants doubt practical gains from foreign powers’ efforts on inland trade reforms and opening Manchuria to foreign trade amid ongoing Russian occupation.
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New York
United States
Times
Shanghai
Manchuria
Cure for chills and fever advertised in Texas
G W Wrirt of Nacogdoches Texas states his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years. He reports a remedy named Ilerbine brought relief and his wife trusts it for home use. The ad promotes Bold by G F Cave Depot Drug Store and J E Carr 2301 Wash Ave for 50 cents.
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G. W. Wrirt
Nacogedoches
Texas
G. F. Cave
Wash, Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
Healy Cafe Sold to H Barker From L I Murdock
H Barker formerly with the Union Pacific dining car service buys the Healy Cafe from L I Murdock. Barker has ten years in dining car work and will renovate the cafe to a la carte service with popular prices. No private boxes. The kitchen is remodeled and staffed with high wages, including a colored waiter. A future specialty will be Tammany oatmeal on Sunday evenings.
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H. Barker
Union Pacific
L. I. Murdock
Healy Cafe
Barker
Waltern
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Japan
Ray
Man
Passoiss
Teatimonisia
Beruicin 2 CO
Dan’ Francisco
Cal
Driver
Wash Ave
W Ross
Washington Fashionable Clothing
Washington Fashionable
America
A. Kuhn & Gro
Slaughter House
A. E. Weatherby
Boston Meat Market
Washington Ave
Wheelwright Brothers
Weber Stake Academy
Wilford AL McKendrick
Sylvester D. Bradford
Thomas E. Meckay
Utah Light Power Co
Gaid Company
Dronser Station
Ogden Canyon
Utah Light © Power CO
R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Beitman Bros
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