Republican Candidates And Who They Are
A brief sketch of each Republican ticket candidate is presented. Mayor Glasmann cites thirteen years in Ogden as proof of leadership and the past two years at the helm as evidence of future results. Other candidates include W. J. Critchlow, Ogden native and long-time resident, born 1860, who has worked in railroading, then real estate and insurance, and who previously won the City Recorder seat in 1901 with a large majority.
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Glasmann
Qaden
Municipal Judge James Albert Howell Biography
James Albert Howell son of Kelton andlater moved to this city at eleven. He studied in Ogden schools, graduated from Ogden Military Academy and Phillips Academy Andover 1893, Harvard 1897, Harvard Law School 1899, then practiced law. He campaigned for school board and helped secure a $25,000 Carnegie library gift. Appointed to the Board of Directors by Mayor Browning, served as secretary and built committee member for library construction, reappointed by Mayor Glasmann. In 1901 he was elected Municipal Judge by a large majority and served conscientiously.
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James Albert Howell
Kelton
Tiah
Fhia City
Ogden
Ogden Military Academy
Phillipa Academy
Andover
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Carnegie
Browning
Glasmann
Counel Og
Washington Avenue
John FE Bagley For City Attorney Election
John FE Bagley's record in city service and legal ability is a strong reason to vote Tuesday. He has earned Republican support through loyalty and effective handling of the city's legal affairs. His term reduced vexing issues and improved economy in legal matters, making him the best man for the position.
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John FE. Bagley
Republican Party
Fuill
Gagley
Halverson Named Republican Candidate for Treasurer
James Ilalyver son reports Jan E Halverson chosen by the Republican party for treasurer. Halverson, a Utahn graduate and former First National Bank Ogden employee, has long worked in banking, handling large sums without bonds and now serves as an officer at the Otten State Bank.
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Republican Party
Jan
E. Halverson
Ogden
University of Utah
First National Bank
Otten State Bank
Stillbelda
Ualverson
Recovery of farmer Peter Jorgensen From Brights Disease
A San Francisco report notes the recovery of Peter Jorgensen, a farmer from Rock Valley near Petaluma, from Brights Disease. His wife Ars. M. C. Jorgensen provides details of his illness and gradual improvement after Fulton’s Renal Compound was administered. The notice promotes Fulton’s product and lists distributors and contact addresses.
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San Francisco
Bright
Peter Jorgensen
Tio
Rock ¥ Valley
Petaluma
Ars. M. C. Jorgensen
Fulton Confandt
D'seaea
Fulton
Tyo
J. Fulton Co
Washington Atrret
Sam Fymen
Cole
Oeden
Gide Dings
Geen
Wi- Tadeon
Washington
Igre
Widow Brown Seeks Ogden City Auditor Post
Ars William A. Brown, widow of Capt. Wm. A. Brown of the Ogden police force, born in Logan Cache county 1865, former city auditor candidate who was elected two years ago. She has four sons and one daughter, eldest 17, and has supported her family since her husband's death, citing her proven competence in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. Wm. A. Brown
Wm. A. Brown
Ogden
Abe Majors
Logan
Cache County
Benjamin BL
Barbara C. Lewis
Captain Brown
Brown
Robert Paine Prominent First Ward Council Candidate
Robert Paine runs for a four year term in the First ward as a leading Republican. He works at the Southern Pacific freight office and enjoys broad support from fellow workers and local citizens. Paine previously served on the Council from 1901 to 1903 and is active in the U B of R E and labor unions.
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Robert Paine
Southern Pacific Freight Office
Paine
Carr Seeks Two Year Council Term From First Ward
T. H. Carr, born in Ogden on March 18, 1871 and educated at Ogden High, has worked for McNutt and Hurlburt for eight years then started his own business for twelve years. He has served as Councilman for the past four years, with a record noted as the best and open to inspection.
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T. H. Carr
Ogden
McNutt and Hurlburt
Carr
Moyes Seeks Second Ward Council Seat in Ogden Bid
Alexander H Moyes a Scotland born railroading veteran and 34 year Ogden resident runs for Councilman in the Second ward. His career spans Union Pacific Central Pacific Promontory work to Utah and Pacific Oregon Short Line merges and Logan sugar factory chief engineer. Endorsed by the U B RE he is described as a steady labor ally.
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Alexander H. Moyes
Scotland
Plains
Echo Canyon
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Utah & Pacific
Oregon
Sugar Bushitas
Logan
Moyes
U.B. RE
Ogden
John E Williams Second Ward Councilman Candidate Biography
John E Williams, a Second Ward councilman candidate for the two year term, was born September 25 1851 in Worthington Indiana. He moved to Bloomington Illinois in the 1860s, worked eleven years in a Bloomington mercantile, moved west in 1870, served as deputy then postmaster in Stockton Utah, acted as express agent, later moved to Salt Lake City, joined Standard Oil in Ogden in 1882 as local manager, and has served on the street and sprinkling committees with a strong record and rival among ward citzens for improvements.
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John E., Williams
Worthington
Ind
Bloomington
Tloomington
Williams
Stockton
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Standard Oil Company
Tef
Prst
Wis
Tle
Citrvena
William Craig born in Ireland he enters railroad service
William Craig was born March 17 1851 in Ireland and came to the United States in June 1866. He went to Ching Valley Winniboro County Illinois the same year and attended common school. He worked on a farm until April 1872 when he entered railroad service as a yard switchman. He then studied...
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William, Craig
Ireland
United States
Ching» Valley
Winniboro
Tllingis
Health and beauty tied to female well being and public service
The article argues beauty reflects health, touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for women, shares testimonials of restored vigor. It also profiles local political figures J. G Nye and a councilman candidate, noting Nye’s early life, banking career, and public service.
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Dr. Pierce
Mayestae
Race Tapae
Nature Spare the Stricken Nose From GreedZ
An optimistic treatment piece extols nature saving beauty from canker and suffering. It cites hair loss and grayness as past woes, claims science identified a germ destroying hair, and promotes Newbro's Ferpicids to kill the germ so hair can regrow. Sample offer via The Herpickle Co in Detroit.
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Natura
Bose
Newbro
Herpickle Co
Detroit
Mich
Longtime Utah canner and councilman obituary note
The article profiles a Salt Lake City figure who served as station agent for the C and N W Railway from 1874 to 1904, then moved to Salt Lake to start a canning factory, later relocating to Ogden in 1895 with a Five Points plant. A Republican, he voted for Grant and was appointed to fill a council vacancy last May, seeking a four year term.
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G C. W. Cross
Harvey P Randall candidate for Third Ward councilman
Harvey P Randall of the Third ward seeks a two year council term. A Weber county native born at Farr West thirty three years ago he built a Five Points business and serves as Oregon Short Line agent. He was elected to the Council in 1901 by a large majority and is praised for his business integrity.
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J. G Nye
Herkima County
New York
Wisconsin
Kansas
First National Bank
Eureka
Ooden
Harvey P. Randall
Weber County
Farr West
Intermountain Business College
Five Points
Oregon
Randall
F W Chambers for Fourth Ward Council Campaign
F W Chambers, 40, Salt Lake City born, seeks a four year term as Fourth Ward councilman. Advertising manager of the Standard, he has long worked in printing and newspaper business. A former director of the State School for the Deaf and Dumb, appointed by Governor Wells in 1901, his two year council record is praised for integrity and business ability.
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F. W. Chambers
Salt Lake City
Tie
Ila
The
Standard
Chambers
State School For the Deaf and Dumb
Wells
Chamber
Hendershot Wendershot Candidate for Ogden Council
I J Hendershot Y J Wendershot candidate for the Fifth ward two year term born in Ohio 1842 served Civil War three years educated Iron City College Pittsburg Pa elected Nebraska legislator 1880s resided Ogden since 1890 held public offices reliably never defeated when on ticket relies on past record to seek re election to Ogden City Council
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Y. J. Wendershot
Oho
Iron City College
Pittsburg
Legislatura of
Nebraska
Ife
Ogden
Se Hga
William Driver Ogden pioneer and politician profile
William Driver born May 3 1837 in Bury St Edmunds England. He left London in 1880 for Utah and formed Driver Nellis in Ogden in 1871. He built Ogden’s first three story building and housed Ogden lodge of Free Masons. He helped organize Ogden Street Railway and became its largest stockholder.
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William Driver
Bury St. Edmunds
County Suffolk
England
Ffe
London
Utah
Ogden
Dr. Nellis
Driver & Nellis
Lodge of Free Masons
Ogden Strege Railways
The
Molecular
Ontario stock sale shows low prices in New York board
The Engineering and Mining Journal notes 330 Ontario shares sold on the New York board last week at 4.50 a share, the lowest price in a history of giant returns. It recalls a peak in 1890 when dividends reached 14.9 million and investors paid 44.50 per share, with German Colonial society urging limits on native officials in colonial governance to maintain order and respect.
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the Engineering and Mining Journal
Ontario
New York Board
New York
Crank From Montana Seeks Roosevelt at White House
Edward S. Tanner, 33, Swiss native and self described crank, tried to see the President in Washington. He believed he was pursued by airships and was taken to police headquarters then to St Elizabeth asylum. He claimed a Memphis wife and had been in the city since Monday.
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Washington
Edward S. Tanner
Switzerland
Plide
St. Elizabeth Insane Asylum
Tanner
Memphis
Tenn
Montana
City
Carnegie Sees Good Effect From Ship Company Collapse
Andrew Carnegie returning from Europe described the United States Shipbuilding Company failure as a salutary reduction of values and a move toward a healthy condition. He affirmed standard securities remain strong and noted England would harshly critique Schwab methods as inevitable after a downfall.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Europa
United States Shipbuilding Company
Mecklenburg Duke In Samoa Police Complaint Row
Berlin reports rising complaints over conduct of native police in Samoa and German East Africa toward Europeans. Duke Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg serves as president of the involved organization amid tensions and official inquiries.
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Berlin
Samoa
German East Africa
Johann Albrecht of Mecklenburg
Fitzsimmons Begins Training for Gardner Bout
Bob Fitzsimmons has begun active training for his scheduled clash with George Gardner. He fears failing to make weight, choosing Croft's garden in Alameda as his training base and moving his family there. He weighed 177 pounds at the baths and fears Ocean Beach air could hinder weight loss. previously he hovered near 197 pounds at Harbin Springs last summer.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bob Fitzsimmons
George Gardner
T'S
Fitzsimmons
Croft’s Garden
Alameda
Ocean Beach
Harbin Springs
War talk on Korea and Manchuria tests Japan
London dispatches report Japan resists a free hand in Manchuria in exchange for Korea. The Morning Post says Korean independence is settled, Manchuria’s return to China was at European prompting, and Russia’s occupation is not acceptable. Kobe sources note no peaceful settlement and bankers’ leader Shibusawa even backs war.
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London
Morning Post Today
Japan
Jinsein
Manchuria
Korea
Morning Post
China
Russia
Daily Mail
Kobe
Tokio
Jiaron Shibusawa
Bankers’ Union
Gorman Attacks Roosevelt Over Race Issue At Baltimore Meeting
At a Democratic mass meeting in Baltimore Edwin Warfield and U S Senator Arthur P Gorman argued against Republican interference in state affairs and the race question. Gorman warned the president’s actions threaten liberty and urged restraint in handling the negro problem while recalling slavery and Reconstruction amendments.
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Baltimore
Edwin Warfield
Theandidate
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Ad
Reliable cleaning and dyeing services including steam dyeing and French dry cleaning for ladies and gentlemen. Dyeing done without shaking with absolute guarantee on all work. Located at 2310 Washington Avenue.
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Washington Avenue
Roosevelt and the Negro Question Sparks Maryland Debate
In a Maryland reflection the writer rebukes President Roosevelt for pressing race equality as a political issue. He argues the President bears responsibility if the push inflames regional tensions and jeopardizes party balance in states like New Jersey New York Connecticut Ohio Illinois and Maryland. The piece recalls 1892 protests against Harrison over similar aims and urges Marylanders to confront the issue.
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Roosevelt
Great Central States of the Union
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Ohio
Illinois
Maryland
Union
Harrison
South
United States
Ife
Gage
Smtih
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WW. J. Critchlow—Recorder
W. J. Critchlow
City Recorder
Europe
W. E F. Critchlow
War Critchlow
Critchlow
TY Attorney
Joan E. Bagley
James Ilalyverson
City Auditor
MES
WM. Brown
T. T. Carr
Alexander II, Aldyes
John E. Williams
William Cratg
C. Nye
Greedz
I. J. Hendershot
von Buelow
Ak Crane
Golden Gate
Crockery
J. A. Folger & Co
Fitz
Red Robert
Senator Gorman
President Roosevelt
Senate
Ile
Ogden J. & Lewis & Co
Washington Age
Grand Opera House
Jos. Clark
Lincoln J. Carter
Spaville
Inv
Cardus
Tim Digaxcoa
Dora Thomas
Jesa
Miss Thomes
Miss Thomas
Thomas
Cardui
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