Grand Labor Day Celebration Planned With Parade Details
The article outlines a major Labor Day celebration with about 2000 union members. It lists parade divisions, marching routes from Washington Avenue and Twenty sixth Street to Lester Park, and the oration by Geo Blestes of San Francisco. Prizes include cash, coal, flour, and special contests for floats, babies, and a popular vote for the most popular union man.
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Orator
Ee Ape
Blestes
Voight
Cipar
J. B. Bott
Alars
J. C. Henderson
Tha
Machinists
William Doyle
Brick and Stone Masons
Twenty-sixth Street
Washington Avenue
Fie
Foster
Cigarmakers
Focal Union
Pee SS Oecete Centernational Typographica Union
aErSee Brewers and Malstera Union
Bartenders Union
Journeyman Tailors
Retail Clerks’ Union
Grant
International Association of Machinists
United Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Foster's
Bricklayers and Stonemasong Union
Operative Plasterers International
Nasociation
Building Laborers International Union
Painters
Butchers Ustom
Bakers Union
Cooks and Waiters
Broom Makers Union Team Drivers Union
Paradd
Washington Ave
Sixth Street
Marcel
Washington
Twenty-third Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Twenty-fifth
Union Depot
Twenty- Fifth
Lester Park
Geo. B. Estes
San Francisco
Bof RE
Ada Barrette Ale- Quarrie
All Unions
Beck Jer Brewing Co
Columbia K Club Perfecto
Max W Davideau
Ogden
Board of Education Holds Regular Meeting and Teacher Appointments
The Ogden City Board of Education met in regular session with President Dee and directors present. They approved new teacher appointments, certified graduates for grammar and primary grades, adopted a tea-furnishing bid, and authorized a $4000 three month loan to cover current expenses. The treasurer reported month receipts of 5416.45 and disbursements matched.
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Board of Education
Dee
Joyce
Telant
Conroy
Board of Examiners
Honorable
Ogden City
G. W. Dale
Lottie Stone
Amelia Mole
Elizabeth Lynch
Sarah L. Gibson
John Wheeler
Etta Grown
Kate van Dyke
Myrtle Blackwood
Josie F. Clare
Clara Warner
Alva Garff
May Duffy
Verna Bowman
Edna Hamill
A. D. F. Reynolds
Ransford Smith
Eugenia Smith
H. Holgeson
Brantley Paper Company
Yeatmark
L. H. Becraft
G. B. Denkers & Son
Western Union Telegraph Vo
Eccles Lumber Company
John Scowcrolt & Sona Co
A. T. F. Reynolds
F. T. Curtis
J. Ross
Lovie Hardware Co
Badeon
Utah Tight & Power Co
John Taty
Anderson
Halverson Brothers
W. N. Petterson
J. W. Wintle
VW. C, Crandall
Irrigation Congress Gathers Attention and Rooms Lacking
Delegates crowd the National Irrigation Congress in Ogden Utah as 283 rooms are listed for attendees with fees ranging from 1 to 2 dollars. Governor Pardee of California plans to attend and appoints delegates while reception committees organize housing and canyon trips for the delegation.
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Glasmann
Will Howell
Beardeley
J. Nye
Kansas
Mississippi
Max Davidson
Colorado
New
Sidney Stevens
John A. Boyle
William Burton
Sam Klein
James Mack
Ine G. Knoth
Benator McKay
Beardsley
Willis T. Beardsley
Ogden
Utah
E. F. Holmes
Kiesel
Pardee
California
Executive Department
State of California
Sacramento
Fred J. Kiesel
National Irrigation Congress
Pacifi
George
Associated Press
Clovernor 1
A. A. Caldwell
Riverside
Colnnel
J. D. Schuyler
Los Angeles
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Quick Cough and Sore Throat Relief
Potent home remedy claims rapid relief from diphtheria sore throat and croup with instant results. Advertises money back guarantee from grocer if not satisfied. Aimed at general household use with Dr Thomas’ Electric Oil available at any drug store.
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Thomas
Reopening of Sacred Heart Academy Signal Amid Progress
Studies will resume at Sacred Heart Academy on Tuesday as parente and guardians urged to ensure pupil attendance for the opening. St Josephs School for Boys on 26th Street opens the same day. teachers recently returned from St Marys Notre Dame Indiana with updated music and teaching methods.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Parente
Guardiana
St. Josephs School
26Th Street
St. Mary’s
Notre Dame
Indiana
Alpine Electric Railway Nears Summit of Jungfrau
The Swiss Alps will soon host Europe’s highest rail line the Jungfrau connection from Scheidegg at 6180 ft to the summit area. A 7.5 mile route traverses tunnels to a final lift 242 ft high with a doctor aboard at altitude to aid passengers.
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Jungfrau
Swiss Alps
Dhe
Umt
Scheidesg
Eiger
Europe
A Young Chicago Girl Studied Too Hard
A Chicago girl recounts illness from over studying and poor health as a teenager. She attributes recovery to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying doctors and tonics with no relief. Her testimonial notes overall improvement and return to health after two months of use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Pratt
Dean Ans
Poxxuam
Lydia
Pinkham
Acasa Pratt
Holly
Bydia
Lingneag
Pinkho
Lynn
Man
Lipton honored by pilgrims of the United States in New York
Sir Thomas Lipton attended a Pilgrims of the United States dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, honoring his efforts in the America's Cup. About 150 prominent guests, including the Countess of Shaesbury, praised his sporting spirit and friendship with American fans. Lipton spoke of perseverance and goodwill, noting the cup remains in the family and acknowledging American rivals.
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New York
Sir Thomas Liptor Wa
United States
Walesstoria
Thoms
Thos
George T. Wilson
Sir Thomas
Britain
Ulster Yacht Club
Dooley
Thomas
Wilson
Behop Potter
Shaeasbury
Si Thomas
America
New York Yacht Club
Courae
Roosevelt Tightens Consular Appointments Policy
President Roosevelt, after discussions with Assistant Secretary Loomis and Secretary Hay, will now promote only individuals already serving in the consular service and with relevant experience for higher posts. The policy shift applies to important consular positions and does not extend the civil service to the consular corps.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Francis B. Loewis
Hay
Loomis
State Department
Consular
Civil Service
Trade and consular appointments to boost US commerce
The article notes extending consular coverage to boost United States trade with assurances that soon all key posts will be filled by experienced men. It mentions Mr. Loom and upcoming promotions from lower ranks to fill higher roles, with new appointees replacing those promoted.
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United States
Loom
Eliza Team Dye and Cleaning Works Advertises Services
Reliable cleaning and dyeing by the Eliza team. Steam dyeing and cleaning offered with French dry cleaning for ladies and gentlemen. Dyeing done without shrinking and all work guaranteed. Address: 2319 Washington Avenue.
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Eliza Team
Dore
Washington Avenue
Marriage tale and water to wine miracle shared
A six year old girl in Case hears her mother recount the marriage story and the miracle of water into wine. She asks the mother who gave the party, seeking the name of the gentleman hosting the event, as reported by the New York Tribute.
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Case
New York
Kat Whaelly Thie and Clara’s House Cleaning Question
Detroit Free Press notes a dialogue about cleaning with Kat Whaelly Thie and Clara. The text hints at humorous mispronunciations and domestic tasks as part of a column or comic strip. No clear events or dates are given.
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Kat
Clara
Harry
Harriet
Detroit Free Press
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