Urban notices and personal items from North Ogden and Salt Lake
Random notices list loans offered in Eccles building Chattel and salary loans and a marriage license issued to Gustave Kruger and Emma Taggis. Reports of medical cases Jesse Langsdorf losing an eye after a hunting accident and other local inquiries from Salt Lake City Arcadia Kiesel-Shilling Fruit Co. in Oregon.
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WW. N. Shilling
Ontario
Oregon
Kiesel-Shilling Fruit Company
Arcadia
Gustave Kruger
Seattle
Emma Taggis
Salt Lake
Lewis
Thane
Bailey
Joseph Sullivan Tarid
W. H. Smith
MacFarland’s
Etreet
Salt Lake City
Jesse Langsdorf
Idaho
Soly ‘Rors
Mr. Langsdorf
Joseph Langedorf
Fred J. Kiese
Fred L. Keller
Seaweed Giants Grow to Impressive Lengths
A naturalist extols seaweeds noting giants in the North Sea reaching thirty to forty feet in length and a long cordlike form. The text mentions macrocystis attaining up to 1560 feet and a tropical species with trunks as thick as a man's thigh, highlighting remarkable growth.
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North Sea
Tropics
Frantic speaker urged social system reform then a man proposes a tonic remedy
A frenzied orator rails against the social system and is interrupted by a man who offers a practical suggestion. He passes a card praising Blinkum's tonic as a solution, quoted from the Baltimore News.
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Blinkum
Baltimore News
Wis Wead and Spartacus Converse About a Cold
A dialogue between Wis Wead and Spartacus centers on a severe cold and the relief of finally having a clear belief that the speaker truly has a headful of thoughts. The exchange blends humor with reassurance about uncertain mental state.
Large Week of Criminal Trials Before Judge Rolapp
A batch of criminal cases will be disposed before Judge Henry H. Rolapp starting next Monday and continuing most of the week. Listings include Utah v. James Jones James Douglay Chaz Jackson assault with intent to rob and a felony against Mary Lindsay Bernard on Monday. Tuesday brings Utah v. Ges Ben and Utah v. Gus Smith Marty Campbell for assault with intent to commit robbery. Wednesday includes Utah v. John V. Rockefeller and Utah v. L M Emistone for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Henry H. Rolapp
State of Utah
James Jones
James Douglay
Chaz Jackson
Mary Lindsay-Bernard
Ges Ben
Gus Smith
Marty Campbell
John V. Rockefeller
L. M. Emistone
New Union Pacific Hotel Service Adds Traveling Auditor
Mrvw W. Barton is appointed traveling auditor with Ogden base to oversee dining car and hotel accounts. Barton brings extended accounting experience from New England roads and Union Pacific Omaha. He will arrive in Ogden tomorrow morning to assume duties promptly. Archbishop Kain’s funeral train arrives with twelve priests from St Louis led by Father O Neily.
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3. N. Hess
Barton
Ogden
Mess
Cincinnati
Det
Kain
St. Agnes Sanitarium
Balthmore
Louis
Key
Gustavas III Feigns Humble Tricks at Schwerin Court
In 1783 King Gustavus III of Sweden avoided petty court displays at Schwerin. He sent two attendants, Peyron and Desvouges, to impersonate him and his minister, accepting homage and dancing with Mecklenburg ladies while the real king mingled unseen elsewhere.
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Gustavus III
Sweden
Schwerin
Germany
Mecklenburg
Gustavus
Peyron
Desvouges
Baron Aparre
Alecklenburg
Truth as guiding light in character and fear of deceit
A moral reflection on truthfulness praising honesty as estimable. It warns that truth remains pure despite deceit and that an untruthful person is to be feared.
Not the Only Girl in the World Warns Friend
A dialogue from the Haltimore American notes a worried man about a girl’s reputation as a friend counsels cheer. The exchange suggests social concerns about gossip and relationships in a community.
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Slim
Sultor
Haltimore American
Delusion Dialogue Among Willie and Father
Dialogue fragment shows Willie asking about a delusion and a father explaining with a reference to a boy named Strong and sister Clara. The tone suggests a rural or family scene with questions about perception and age.
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Willie
Clara
Wheat Flakes Flagged as Best Value by Perry Brothers
A reader questions breakfast cereal pricing noting Perry Brothers Wheat Flakes come in two pounds per package and cost less per pound than rival one pound packages priced at about three times as much. The writer urges consumers to buy Wheat Flakes for true value rather than promotional extra costs.
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Perry Brothers
Peery Bros
Glasmann Agata Nominated by Acclamation at Ogden GOP
The Ogden Republican convention endorsed the ticket with enthusiasm led by John D. Murphy. Agendas praised the present city administration as in safe hands, with William Glasmann nominated for mayor by acclamation and other nominations approved for municipal judge city attorney treasurer recorder and auditor.
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John D. Murphy
E. T. Wooley
Co. R. Hollingsworth
John E. Groberg
George Halverson
Central Committee
H. T. Snyder
F.C. Woods
George McCormick
Committee
A. R. Treywood
J. D. Ekeen
Heywood
Rudolph Kuschler
Orden City
Ogden City
Whitadelphii
William, Glasmany
Republican Party
Ogden
City of
William Glasmann
Wmm. J. Critchlow
Hattie L. Brown
Market Opens Broadly Higher as Gains Fade
New York traders opened active on Oct 17 with widespread advances and a few fractional gains. A limited drop in Canadian Pacific stood out as profit-taking followed yesterday’s volatility, traders then pushed prices up before stalling as Amalgamated, Pennsylvania, Rock Island and Canadian Pacific weakened. Bank stocks rose on the day while Union Pacific and Norfolk and Western led rail gains, with Sloss-Sheffield, Republic Steel, and Pollman among industrials rising briefly before overall slate turned dull at close.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Lakawanna
New Jersey Central
Sugar
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
U. & Steel
Union Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Sloss-Sheffield Steel
Republic Steel
Preferred
Gar
Pollman
Chicago
Alton
Ann Arbor
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from Kansas City
Cattle receipts 10,000 with little change. Hogs receipts 2,000 with prices 5.30 to 5.55 for bulk sales and daily ranges from 3.40 to 5.60. Sheep receipts 2,000 show weakness with lambs around 2.00 to 3.25 and ewes about 2.25 to 3.43.
Cattle Hogs Receipts Report From Omaha Market
Omaha market report shows cattle receipts around 000 with nominal steadiness. Prices feature native steers 3.75 to 5.60, cows and heifers 3.00 to 4.25, western steers 3.10 to 4.40, range cattle 2.25 to 3.25, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 3.00, calves 3.00 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 3,500, classed 0c lower. heavy 5.00 to 5.25, mixed 5.15 to 5.20, light 5.30 to 5.40, bulk 5.10 to 5.25. Sheep none.
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Omaha
Chicago cattle and hog market report with mixed prices
Chicago cattle receipts and prices show good to prime steers around 5.00 to 3.73, cows 1.40 to 2.50, hogs 16,000 receipts with 5 to 10 cent declines, western hogs 5.00 to 5.90, and sheep and lambs steady with native lambs 3.50 to 5.75 and western lambs 3.10 to 9.25.
Wool Trade Fragments From St Louis Market
Fragments from a St Louis market dated October 17 mention wool territory figures and western mediums with several price references including fines and weights. The text is fragmentary with unclear context or full items.
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St. Louis
Sugar and Coffee Market Report
Sugar and coffee prices steady in New York trading on Oct 17. Raw sugar quoted firm with refined and crushed values shown, centrifugal and molasses sugar levels noted, and granulated at 1.75. Coffee market described as steady with Nor Rio at 35-8.
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New York
Nor
Rio
Ferry Boats in Collision on San Francisco Bay
In dense fog the Southern Pacific ferry Newark collided with Oakland in the bay. The impact tore a hole in Oakland's side and carried away Newark's bow rails. Passengers panicked with many fainting or crying out. several women attempted to leap overboard before being restrained.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Newark
Oakland
Brooklyn Man Shot Dead in Woodhaven Home Invasion
Robert Reeves of Brooklyn was killed by Charles C. Wentisch during a failed break in at Wentischs Woodhaven home. A bullet struck an artery in Reeves leg and he died from blood loss. Wentisch is in custody as Richmond Hill police investigate the incident.
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New York
Robert Reeves
Brooklyn
Charles C. Wentisch
Wentisch
Woodhaven
Reeves
Richmond Hill
Iman
Bank Robberies Hit Nebraska Towns Overnight
Safe blown open at Hubbard State Bank Nebraska with $1100 taken. Six masked men robbed State Bank at Eustis early today and escaped with $4600.
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State Bank
Hubbard
Nebraska
Sioux City
Iowa
Neb
Eustis
Real Estate Broker Condit Arrested for Worthless Checks
Frederick A. Condit a 53 year old New York real estate broker was arrested for passing worthless checks on the Adams Express company. The checks totaling a few hundred dollars were drawn on a New Jersey Trust company whose cashier is Condits brother. Condit collapsed when arrested and has long been known in real estate circles.
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New York
Adams Express Company
Frederick
A. Condit
New Jersey Trust Company
Condit
Amicable deal ends Delaware Lackawanna labor dispute
Scranton Oct 17 an amicable adjustment of conflicts between the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and its trainmen and conductors has been reached. The company conceded on straight seniority in promotions and granted wage increases for suburban passenger service. Runs were restructured to allow more time at home terminals.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Harland and Woolf deny telegraph contract claim
At Telfast Ireland Oct 17 Harland and Woolfe deny the London Daily Telegraph report that they signed a contract to take all iron and steel needed from the United States Steel Corporation.
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Ee Telfast
Ireland
Harland and Woolfe
London Daily Telegraph
United States Steel Corporation
Russian delegate named for November seal conference
St. Petersburg dispatch reports N. A. Kolmarnov, formerly the Russian representative in the seal arbitration at The Hague, appointed as a delegate to the upcoming November seal conference.
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St. Petersburg
N. A. Kolmarnov
Macedonian committee moves to isolated assassinations
Reports from Sofia claim plans for the murder of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria have been decided upon. The Russian consul general in Salonica is described as being in grave danger amid the new threats.
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Salonica
Charlemagne Organizes Modern Civilization
Rev. Thomas B Gregory presents Charlemagne as a pivotal reformer who, facing northern barbarism and southern Saracenic threats, used force and policy to unify Europe. His reign extended from France to Germany and parts of Italy, fostering schools, reform, and the rise of civil order, though his empire eventually declined while his civilizational legacy endured.
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Lactantius
Rome
Odoacer
Italy
Caesar
Terminus
Charlemagne
Pepin
France
Germany
Europe
Tur
Spain
Itay
Corsica
Ludinia
Batevic Isles
Hussia
Anarlemagne
Julius Caeste
Bank Robbery in New Brunswick Net“s Several Thousand
Burglars entered the Bank of Nova Scotia in Bt. Andrews New Brunswick demolished the safe with explosives and escaped with funds estimated at several thousand dollars. They fled on a handcar seized in the yard of the Canadian Pacific.
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Bt. Andrews
N. B
Bank of Nova Scotia
Canadian Pacific
Conductor Dusgan Killed In Reading Train Crash
Thomas J. Dusgan, conductor on the Reading and Southwestern branch of the United T raction company, was killed when his car left the tracks and struck a telephone pole due to slippery rails in Reading Pennsylvania on October 17.
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Reading
Thomas J. Dusgan
Reading and Southwestern
United Traction Company
Convicts Wood and Murphy arraigned in Cotter murder case
Convicts Wood and Murphy, held to answer for the murder of Guard W. L. Cotter at Folsom on July 27, were arraigned in Sacramento Superior Court. They pleaded not guilty and requested separate trials. The cases were set for trial on November 12.
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Sacramento
Wood
Murphy
W. L. Cotter
Folsom
Murer
Edelson family arrested for alleged misrepresentation
Montreal detectives arrest E J Edelson J H Edelson Robert Edelson and Mrs E J Edelson of Chicago on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. It is alleged YF T Edelson obtained credit to the amount of 50000 in the cigar and tobacco business, sold stock for cash and disappeared. Fourteen thousand dollars were recovered.
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Montreal
E. J. Edelson
J. H. Edelson
Robert, Edelson
Chicago
T. Edelson
Ilis
Train robbery near Danabourg and Pleskov shocks region
Ten men halted a passenger train between Danabourg and Pleskov, 162 miles from St. Petersburg, on Friday night. They overpowered the conductors, bound them, robbed the safe and baggage, and escaped into a nearby forest with the loot.
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St. Petersburg
Fitzsimmons Plans Training Camp to Challenge Gardner
New York fighter Robert Fitzsimmons aims for the Pacific coast training base in Alameda ahead of a forthcoming bout with George Gardner in San Francisco next month. He vows a hard fight and says he will quit the ring if he does not beat Gardner.
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New York
Robert Fitzsing Mons Hag
Pagitte Coast
George Gardner
Francisco
Alameda
Gardner
Sarmons
Risg
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