Local notices and ads drift through Ogden city pages
Classified blurbs list loans from James Ballard at 203 Eccles building and C C Richards Jr at 305 Eccles Building. Frank Parker visits Ogden from Evans ton. Labor and social notices: WW of W ball, Presbyterian Ladies social, and election registration ahead. Sports recap: Thomas team tops Acme Bowling with high scores. nearby vendors promote Majestic Cooking Exhibition and groceries.
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Woodmen
Dignan’s
Postoffice
Short
Thomas
Acme Nowling
Kess
Morton
Fleshner
Miller
Kanson
Sudden Death Of John Beckett Former Hio Grande Agent
John Beckett of Salt Lake City former district freight and passenger agent for the Rio Grande died suddenly today of acute pneumonia. He was a wealthy ranchman and named in Chicago records dated October 22.
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Chicago
John Beckett
Salt Lake City
Hio Grande
Vieckett
Lost in forest man rescued near Chehalis Washington
Harry Vowers, believed lost since October 2, was found in critical condition near the Newaukum river port fork after surviving on berries snails and a lizard. He was brought to Chehalis for medical care and identification. In other news Constantinople reports a joint note from Russian and Austrian ambassadors presenting Porte with demands from a Czar and Emperor conference at Hurzteg.
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Chehalis
Wash
Harry Vowers
Newaukum
Werhad
Constantinople
Porte
Francis Joseph
Hurzteg
Two Residents on the Railroads Reported Injured
Frank Wright of Mahaney’s camp at Croyden on the Union Pacific was brought to Ogden and had his foot amputated after a severe crush. Robert Buraide arrived from the cut-off with a broken leg and was sent to the hospital.
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Frank Wright
Mahoney’s
Croyden
Union Pacific
Ogden
General Hospital
Robert Burnaide
Sle
Ogden Couple Walter Clark and Pearl Steele wed in Salt Lake City
Walter Clark and Miss Pearl Steele of Ogden were married at the Elks Club in Salt Lake City by Judge Diell. The couple, engaged for some time, returned to Ogden after the ceremony. Steele is the daughter of Henry Steele, and Clark is an assistant manager at the Grand Opera House.
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Salt Lake City
Elks Club
Salt Lake
Water Clark
Miss Peart Steele
Ogden
Diell
Ogen
Wide
Ileary Teele
Grand Opera House
Smith and Campbell Trial Verdict in Utah District Court
In Utah District Court Judge Henry H Rolapp heard the State of Utah vs Jus Smith and Harry Campbell for an assault with a dangerous weapon on September 17. The jury was sworn and heard victim and police testimony before deliberating. At 3 40 p m the jury returned a verdict of guilty against both defendants and sentencing is set for Saturday.
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W. Ball
Grant
State of
Utah
Henry H. Rolapp
State of Utah
Jus Smith
Harry Campbell
Halverson
Chas. Stout
A. J. Hudman
Dan Roberts
Andrew Wilson
John Th. Brown
Isaac M. Cooley
Thos. B. Evans
James T. Coleman
James Goodale
John Owens
S. P
Removal Sale on Fall Women’s Shoes Emphasizes Welted Soles
Advertises a removal sale offering black kidskin ladies shoes at $2.50. Promotes welted and stitched soles as superior via Goodyear and contrasts with McKay sewn shoes. Warns against waxed threads, rough surfaces, red berette, and future repairs harming feet.
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Goodyear
Three Years Prison For Mrs Lind Say Barnard
Mary Lindsay Barnard, known as Mrs Lind Say Barnard, was sentenced to three years in the State prison on a felony charge. The Ogden life of the defendant has been marked by police court appearances, including a prior polygamy trial and multiple public disturbance cases. The recent case involved procuring a girl whom a Chinaman named Gee Ben ruined.
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Henry H. [Olapp
Mary Lindsay-Barnard
Lizzie Peterson
Ogden
Dan Lindsay
Mary
London
Idaho
Clifford Barnard
Gee Ben
Rockefeller Case Goes to the Jury in Court Drama
The state v. John Rockefeller case went to the jury as testimony concluded. Mrs Rockefeller, the defendant’s wife, broke down on the stand saying she was a desperate woman and asked not to be interrogated further.
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John ¥. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jessa Reese Rockefeller
Big Frauds in Post Office Probed by Knox and Aides
Attorney General Knox and special counsel Charles J. Bonaparte and Homer Conrad met with the President on post office irregularities. They discussed Tulloch charges and potential actions, with investigations to continue and later reports to Congress. Some cases cannot be prosecuted due to statutes of limitations.
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Washington
Knox
Charles J. Bonaparte
Homer Conrad
Post Office
Donaparte- Conrad
Bonaparte
Conrad
Congress
Pateh Lowers World Record in Pacing
Memphis on October 22 Dan Pateh set a world pacing record by lowering the mark by three quarters of a second in a dramatic event.
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Memphis
Dan Pateh
Japan Offended by Russia Note to China
London dispatch reports Tokyo officials expect another elder statesmen conference tomorrow with crucial decisions on events. Meanwhile Russia warns China via M. Lessar that Japan’s Manchurian interference could force final punitive measures if China resists, provoking deep umbrage as negotiations continue.
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London
Heufers ‘Telégram Company
Tokio Sage
Peking
M. Lessar
Prince Ching
Chinese Foreign Office, Egying
Japan
Russia
China
Ogden Holds Mass Meeting Over Fake Hold-Up Reports
Citizens call a meeting at 8 p m in the district court room Ogden to address false alarms of robberies. Valentina Gideon and Mr Wenger circulated the call and locals aim to curb bloodshed and crime in the city. Riley alias Hallin confesses to involvement in the Zang saloon hold-up and names accomplices Douglas and Jackson.
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Riley Alias
Hallin
Wilson
Ogden
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune
District Court Room
Court House
Valentina Gideon
Wenger
Ogden City
Fatality on football field shocks St Louis
The first fatality on a St Louis football field occurred as John Withnell quarterback of St Louis University died after an operation at St Anthony's hospital. He was injured in practice Tuesday when kicked in the engine and his neck wrenched in an accident.
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St. Louis
John Withnell
St. Louis University
St. Anthony’s School
Withnell
Bankruptcy Filed in Minneapolis Cold Storage Case
Minneapolis Oct 22 The Minneapolis Cold Storage company filed a bankruptcy petition and John Kunz was named receiver. Liabilities may reach 406000 while assets are about 260000.
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Minneapolis
Mineapolis Cold Storage Company
John Kunz
Jockey Avery Ferguson Ends Life in Memphis Despair
In St. Louis on Monday night jockey Avery Kelley Ferguson of Memphis shot himself in front of his brother and a young girl. He died Tuesday from the wound after his burial delayed reporting. Officials cite despondency amid recent typhoid sickness as likely motive.
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St. Louis
Avery Kelley Ferguson
Memphia
Ferguson
Warships Taken From Crescent Shipyards In New Jersey
The cruiser Chattanooga and torpedo boats Nicholson and O'Brien, under construction at Crescent Shipyards, were towed by government tugs to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for finishing. Four large government fighters carried away all government property from the vessels. No sheriff presence or remonstrance occurred during removal. Replevin by the government from Zion County Sheriff disrupted control amid a libel case for $10,000 involving Robbins and Wileon who supplied boilers.
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Elizabethrort
Cruixer
Chattanooga
Nicholson
O'Brien
Crescent
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Wessels
Sherif
Zion County
Gaim Madesby
Address by Homer S. King Addresses Bank Strength in 1904
The speech argues that stock declines show strength, urges calm, and calls banks to support customers and the country. It contrasts railroad stability with past receiverships and cites rising deposits nationwide and in Texas, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and West of the Mississippi, noting growth since 1895 and into 1903.
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Mifeaga
United States
Texas
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Missouri
Washington
Oregon
Mississippi
Homer
King
Wissilips
Bryan Questioned in Probate Court
New Haven Conn Oct 22 William J Bryan testified in probate court at the hearing on the will of Phil Bennett. He faced questions about a letter to Mrs Bennett arranging a 50 000 bequest, why Mrs Bryan was not named, and why he received 300 from Bennett when the will was drafted. He described arrangements to cover inheritance tax and minor relatives, with funds to be invested in government bonds.
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New Haven
Conn
William J. Bryan
Phil
Bennett
Bryan
Stoddard
Mr Bryan
Alr. Bryan
Nixon Testimony and Illinois Central Stock Figures
Lewis Nixon testified in the Slip building inquiry about attempts to resign and return stock amid alleged directorate interference. The Illinois Central meeting reported capital stock held by U S and foreign owners, with detail on share counts and concentrations.
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Lewis Nixon
Directorate
Charles 4. Schwab
Chiea
Illneis Central Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
United States
England
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Cepa
America
Fred M. Nye
South Portion
Page & Money
Kelly & Herrick
Eccles Building
James Ballard
Jims Roeal
Twenty-fourth Street
Boyle Hardware Co
Majestic
Frank Parker
Evanston
C. C. Richards, Jr
Eccles Bldg
Lewis
McFarland’s
24Th¢ Street
Barrows’ Grocery
Walter Clark
Miss Pearl Steele
Associated Press
Smith
Campbell
John.owens
Dan Patch
Citizens
Elmer I. Goshen
John A. Boyle
J. E. Carver
Samuel Blair
Jacob S. Boreman
N. B. Hughes
R. S. Joyce
FE. T. Richardson
William Trostaph
Ora C. Wright
James Thompson
C. A. Smurthwaite
Hwallin
Riley
Wila
Douglas
Jackson
District Court
O. K
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Ogden House
Belle
Zang
Browning
Pender
Tallin
Idaho Penitentiary
Cold Storage Company
Jockey
Crescent Shipyards
Barkers
Walcurs
New York
the Cloak and Suit Department
Buck’s
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
Houston
Frau
Bua
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