Hermitage events and local notices headline week
Local items describe prizes for children’s dance contests at the Hermitage, a marriage license for Burton Whip and Irma Phillips of Ogden, and social outings of Osden Furniture and Boyle Furniture workers. The article notes dancing, a policy arrest fine, and a wedding of James Ellen Amen to Harry Wright in Ogden.
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Burton EB. Whip
Irma C. Phillips
Ogden
Osden Furniture and Carpet Company
Boyle Furniture Company
Hermitage
King Edward Departs Vienna for London
King Edward leaves Vienna for London with Emperor Francis Joseph at the station. The farewell is described as most forcial.
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Vienna
Edward
London
Francis Joseph
Glass workers move to form third union faction
Dissatisfaction among Associated Window Glass Workers members grows over an agreement by officers to withhold the wage scale until a general resumption date. This unrest spurs a drive to create a third organization of skilled glass workers to allow independent plants to reopen with union influence.
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Pittsburg
Septa
Associated
Window Glass Workers
Fire Chiefs Visit Ogden Hold Exhibition Then Fire Calls
San Francisco Fire Chief Sullivan visited Ogden with Salt Lake City Chief Devine and planned to attend the Atlantic City convention. They toured the city while a cowshed fire at 1446 Washington Avenue caused $35 in losses before being controlled.
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Sullivan
San Francisco
Ogden
Reed
Devine
Salt Lake
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Graves
Twenty-fifth
Washington
Washington Avenue
J. 8. Higginbotham
Ogden Briefs: Rail Orders and Local Moves
Claude S Williams of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul is in Ogden on business. The San Pedro road ordered two new mammoth engines for its line south of Salt Lake. Superintendent F E Lewis of the dining car services will be home Sunday. Mullen of Winnemucca after typhoid fever is headed to Ogden with his family. The twelve Salina cut off wooden bridges are completed and carpenters have left. the track is finished.
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Claude S. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Ogden
San Pedro
Salt Lake
F. E. Lewis
Harriman Systems
Fueer Mullen
Winnemucca
Ogden Hospital
Southern Pacific
Salina
Real estate transfers filed with county recorder
Transfers show I Borg to Anna Borg Dunham of part of Section 23 Township 5 North Range 1 West for 100 dollars. Catherine Knight to Marion Knight half of Lot 11 Plat B Plain City. Wm Knight and wife to Marion Knight part northeast quarter Section 31 Township 7 North Range 2 West for 1 dollar. Thos J Slater to Elizabeth Slater Lot 5 Block 19 Plat A Huntsville for 1 dollar. Robert W Emmett and wife to Thos G Mercer part of Lot 11 Block 10 South Ogden Survey for 150 dollars.
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Trans I. Borg
Anna’ Borg Dunham
North Range
Catherine Knight
Marion Knight
Plain City
Wm. Knight
North East
Thos. J. Slater
Elizabeth Slater
Hunteville
Robert W. Emmett
Thos. G. Mercer
South Ogden ‘Survey
Train wreck on Southern railway bridge collapse near Fishing Creek
A northbound Southern railway passenger train between Nock Hill and Yorkville plowed through Fishing Creek bridge this morning. Seven or eight dead, five or six badly hurt, fifteen or sixteen with varying injuries. Conductor Turner seriously injured. fireman, malt ike and baggage men among the injured.
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Charlotte
N. G
Southern Railway
Nock Hill
Yorkville
Fishing Creek Bridge
Turner
Farmhouses That Yield Treasures
The rise of itinerant experts chasing relics across the United Kingdom spurs a boom in curios, with unscrupulous dealers and decayed family ties enabling fake antiquities sold as heirlooms. Some collectors, resisting intermediaries, pursue direct hunts in remote districts with mixed success.
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United Kingdom
London
England
Scotland
Utah Baptists Close Annual Convention With Sermon by Rev J H Franklin
The Utah State Baptist convention ends with Rev J H Franklin delivering the closing sermon. The program highlighted youth, foreign missions reports, and a busy business session with new missionary appointments and openings in several areas.
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Utah State Baptist’s Convention
J. H. Franklin
Mary J. Roe
R. Maud Ditmars
George Paul
Mra
H. W. Pratt
D. Parkhurst
Mr. Franklin
Utah
Frank Darnett
Asia
Europe
Africa
Reo. D
J. A. Franklin
Denver cattle receipts and prices mixed on Sept 3
Cattle receipts at Denver show 206 with market steady. Beef steers quoted 3.75 to 4.75, cows 2.50 to 3.25, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 3.75, bulls 1.50 to 3.00. Hog receipts 350 with market higher at 5.65 to 5.70 for butcher hogs and 0 to 8.65 for mix and heavy. Sheep receipts 900 with market steady. good fat muttons 3.00 to 4.00 and lambs around 4.0.
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Denver
Receiver Named For Sullivan Company Assets In Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Referee Eastman today appointed a receiver for the assets of the Sullivan Company a former member of the open board of trade. The petition lacked a statement of liabilities and assets.
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Chicago
Eastman
Aeseta
Sullivan Company
Open Board of Trade
Parrots and cockatoos aid charity boxes in old London shops
A lively cockatoo in a barber shop led customers to donate to the Christmas box, often earning a copper and sometimes pounds. Tales of Poll the parrot and other birds show how trained fowls collected for Lifeboat funds and Indian missionaries, with birds praising donors and warning of mischief.
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London
Boy suffers painful toe wound in accidental rifle discharge
The 14-year-old son of Amos Whitta, a Rio Grande Western conductor, was playing with a 22 caliber rifle when it fired, wounding the lower right foot. The bullet broke the large toe bone and damaged surrounding tissue. Dr. Dickson treated the injury, hoping the toes can be saved.
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Amos Whittamore
Twenty-fourth Street
Dickson
Manila Court of Customs Appeals Reorganized in Sept
Manila reports the Court of Customs Appeals restructured with two judges qualified for the bench. The chief justice of the Supreme Court may also be required to sit as in all courts of first instance.
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Manila
Court of Customs Appeals
Supreme Court
McCune of Utah Favored in Peru
New York dispatch says Alfred McCune, an American, received a government concession to build a railroad from a port in Chan cay province to connect with the line between Orogo and Cerro Pasco. Herbert Sellerk, another American, had a concession for a railway from Tort Muncho to the Picuncha coal fields.
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New York
Alfred McCune
Chancay
Orogo
Cerro Pasco
Lima
Peru
New York Herald
Herbert Sellerk
Picuncha
Merger of Major Mines Proposed in Tonopah
Tonopah November report states President Brook confirms a near completed merger of most district mines into the Jim Butler company. Plans include consolidating Gold Hill Fraction and Tonopah City interests with Tonopah Mining figures forming the new firm's leadership. The deal progresses toward final terms in Philadelphia.
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Tonopah
Brook
Tonopah Company
Philadelphia
Jim Butler Company
Gold Hill, Fraction
Tonopah Mining Company
Strike called off in glass workers dispute
New York reports that a threatened nation wide strike by glass workers for uniform wages, set for September 10, has been called off for now. Union officers say a general strike would not help the 1,400 local workers already striking the Metropolitan District Mirror Manufacturers' Association. Progress toward settling the local dispute is noted.
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New York
Glass Workera* International Union
Metropolitan District Mirror Manufacturers’ Association
Unidentified Man Found Dead Near San Gabriel
In Los Angeles on September 2 a man was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. He lay with a valise beneath his head and had no identification except a clip reading Luella Helene West Covington Kentucky. Czech dispatches suggest the victim may be Charles J Wake of Cincinnati and that Luella Helene West is a wife, with potential ties to Benjamin J West a former Newport Ky school principal.
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Los Angeles
Cal
San Gabriel
Luella Helene West
Covington
Cincinnati
Charles J. Wake
Luella Helens
Ovington
Pate
Charles H. Blake
Benjamin J. West
Newport
California
Joella Elena West
Treasury cash balance and Lipton dinner announced
Washington says available cash balance 224 million seven hundred fifty seven thousand six hundred fifty four dollars with 103 thousand seven hundred and thirty pounds gold. New York reports the Pilgrims of the United States will host a Waldorf Astoria dinner in honor of Sir Thomas Lipton with the date now confirmed for tomorrow.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Pilgrimes of the
United States
Sir Thomas Lipton
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas
Receiver sought for Ecuador company in New Jersey
Vice Chancellor Stevenson ordered the show cause why a receiver should not be appointed for the Ecuador Company a New Jersey corporation with an office in Jersey City The company has a capital of 3600000.
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Trenton
N. J
Stevenson
Ecuador
New Jersey
Jersey City
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Cleveland
Anna
Manna
Vaskapu Explodes and Sinks on Black Sea Voyage
Three explosions on the Austrian steamer Vaskapu after leaving Burgas, Bulgaria, killed twenty nine, with the vessel catching fire and being beached near Misvroa bay. The ship, built in 1891, was 260 feet long and 1 076 tons, part of the Hungarian Levant Steamship line.
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Constantinople
Burgas
Leviant
Vaskapu
Varna
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Misvroa Bay
Levian Steamship Company
Fiume
Austria
Black Sea Service
New Castle
Chicago convention hears Graves on race and unity
Mr John Temple Graves of Georgia addressed the University of Chicago convention on race and prejudice. He argued that racial differences are Providence painted, and that antagonism among peoples fixes national identities. The remarks framed race as a social construct shaping societies.
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Chicago
John Temple Graves
Georgia
University of Chicago
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