Ogden Society Notes Move to Salt Lake and Local Events
Ogden social items include Mr and Mrs W W Ellison planning a Salt Lake home. Inez Adams visits Cincinnati sister Marie studying art. Grace Geiger to Castle Gate to teach for a year. Ernestine Wallenberg visiting W S Wallenberg. Ledyard Bailey hosts tele phone tea for Mrs Gilbert McClurg. Spencer party travels to Washington and Kentucky. Numerous club meetings and a wedding at 2781 Grant, with social events at Home Culture and Child Culture clubs and the Orose Owl Club gathering.
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W. W. Ellison
Ogden Frem
Salt Lake
Inez Adams
Cincinnati
Marie
Misa Cox
Manti
Ogden
Grace Geiger
Castle Gate
Utah
Ledyard M. Bailey
Gilbert. McClurg
Pleasant Surprise Honors Schofields on Tenth Anniversary
A Wednesday evening gathering hosted by Mrs N Mor ris and Mr and Mrs E G Morris celebrated Mr and Mrs M M Schofield's tenth wedding anniversary. Guests attended at A E Shaws then at the Schofields' Washington avenue home for cards conversation and graphophone selections before departing with gifts and well wishes for many years of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrite Morris
E.G. Morris
M. M. Schofield
A. E. Shaw
Schofield
Louis Weber
A. BE. Shaw
I. G. Morris
N. Knudson
M. M.*schofield
Mesdames H
HK. Morris
A. A. Green
A. M. Crocker
Snaffer
Sarah Larkin
Zina Larkin
Silvia Shaw
Testimonial Honors Miss Jennette McKay at Weber Stake Social
Last evening at Weber Stake Academy a social honored Miss Jennette McKay of the Sunday School Board before her departure for Chicago to study at the University of Chicago. About sixty guests including Presidents Shurtliff Middleton and their wives attended as remarks and toasts praised her service and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Stake Academy
Jennette McKay
Weber Stake Sunday School Board
Miss McKay
Chicago
University of Chicago
Prest. Shurtliff
Prest. Middleton
Evans
Standings of Pacific National League clubs
Pacific National League standings show Nuite winning 81 games and losing 57. Spokane with 77 and 63 records, Beattle 73 and 60, Salt Lake 30 and 43.
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Nuite
Spokane
Beattle
Ieat
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast League scorers show varied results
Los Angeles trimmed opponent 98 to 58 while San Francisco posted a victory 88 to 7. Sacramento won 2 to 76, Portland won 67 to 2, Seattle fell 66 to 84 and Oakland lost 87 to 65 in a series of uneven outcomes.
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Los Angeles A
San Francisco
Sacramentos
Portland
Seattle
Oakland—Wion
America League Scores Snapshot
Boston Tron 90, Philadelphia 73, Cleveland 74, New York 70, Detroit 63, St. Louis 64, Chicago 57, Washington 43. Opponents won 46, 59, 61, 62, 47, 77, 91. Standings show mixed results across eight teams with several upsets.
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Boston Tron
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicarco
Washington
Standings show Clura Pittsburg-Won 89
The Clura Pittsburg team leads with a win total of 89 while Chicago, New York, Cincinnati and others trail with varying losses. Final tallies include Brooklyn and Philadelphia showing losses. St Louis and Philadelphia have the lowest wins and highest losses.
Grand Circuit Races Open at Columbus Getaway Day
Favorites swept the Grand Circuit meet opener at Columbus as Tom Keene claimed a two-heat win in 2:09 14 and 2:16, catching rivals Havens Wilkes and others. Dan T took heats in 2:07 14 in the 2:07 trotting class, with Rhythmie winning heat one. Johnany Wiseman swept the 2:16 pacing series heats in 2:05 1-4, 2:07 1-4, 2:07 1-86, while Walnut Stall won the 9:09 trotting heats with Belle Kasser and Mabel Onward also racing.
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Columbus
Tom Keene
Tom Keena
Havens Wilkes
Hal Chafin
Dick Wilson
Go Direct
Fred Il
Purity
Ella
Dan T
Rythmie
Forena
Princes of Orange
Johnany Wiseman
W. D
Foxy Curd
Mary Anna
Joe Interest
Cascade
Jalisco
Tlinois
Star Pugh
Alvina Wilkes
Kingmore
Hionest
John
Salem
Red Patchen
Burl Wilkes
Walnut Stall
Belle Kasser
Mabel Onward
Ajaxine
Lord Vincent
Bean harvest estimate for Southern Pacific coast counties
The Southern Pacific Railroad estimates California bean output in the lower counties at 790000 sacks, up about 100000 from prior forecasts. Ventura and Santa Barbara together contribute 600000 sacks, Los Angeles 100000, Orange 50000, with an unexpected add on from Ventura despite a predicted crop shortage.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Itailroad
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Orange County
Lady Audley’s Secret at Grand Opera House
Amusements note the revival of Lady Audley’s Secret at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday night September 29. The Salt Lake Telegram calls it a good drawing card with strong performances by Ar. Wessells Luke Marks and Miss Hall as Lady Audley, praised for its life like drama and striking costumes.
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Lady Audley
Grand Opera House
Salt Lake
Ar. Wessells
Luke Marks
Miss Hall
Jandy Audley
Millionaire Tramp Tops the Stage in City Engagement
The progressive manager Elmer Walters promotes his attraction with lavish posters bearing Nothing But Money. Walters stars in A Millionaire Tramp delivering rapid action and broad comedy, avoiding bombastic drama. The finale features a silent five minute curtain moment.
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Elmer Walters
Walters
Spotless Town set for Grand bow on Sept 28
Citizens prepare for the Grand theatre debut as Spotless Town opens next Monday Sept 28 with a lively score and comic operatic flavor. The author keeps Coney in farcical lines and a strong cast is named for the quaint roles.
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Coney
Army Officer in Nice Scrape
First Lieutenant Sidney Burbank of the Sixth Infantry at Fort Leavenworth filed suit in a Kansas district court to annul a claimed marriage to Conception Vasques, a Filipino widow alleging marriage in the Philippines. Burbank and a corporal swore he was elsewhere during the supposed ceremony. the case stems from a Manila–Valladolid fraud claim and aims to clear his record. Vasques faces a 40 day window to answer under Kansas law, though she may lack time to defend from the Philippines.
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Burbank
Tecarengyortis
Durtacthice
Valladolid
United States
Vasquez
Fort Leavenworth
Tiapino
Burns
War Department
Erlor
Kansas
Philippines
The World's Most Wonderful Woman Lectures at Conley's Academy
Mrs Fowler widow of the noted New York phrenologist plans five free talks on Life Its Science and Laws at Conley's Academy Ogden starting Sept 23. She claims to locate the soul and kingdom of God within and outlines a progressive approach to evolution and consciousness.
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Fowler
New York
Conley’s Academy
Washington Ave
Ogden
Ilfer
Times
General Advance in Freight Rates
The Record-Herald reports a nationwide railroad move to raise freight rates citing higher wages and material costs. A 10 percent increase is planned by the Trunk Line association to take effect January 1, with rail executives arguing current prices cannot maintain net revenues without higher rates.
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Chicago
the Record-Herald
Trunk Line Association
Diphtheria and Croup Relief Sold by Dr Thomas Oil
Instant relief and permanent cure claimed for sore throat diphtheria and croup with Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised as available at any drug store.
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Thomas
Major Delmar Equals Record In Empire City Mile
The champion gelding Major Delmar trotted a mile in 2 minutes flat at Empire City, tying the world mark of 2:30 held by Lou Dillon and matching his own 2:00 3-4 record. The New York bred horse, recently sold for a record $40,000, finished strong after a steady start and pacers assisted by sulkies.
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New York
Empire City
Major Delmar
Lou Dillon
Delmar
Delmaris & New York
Empire State
Child Dies in Montana Machinery Accident
Arthur Jones aged two died at his Dillon home from an auger injury on Bloody Dick creek at Hawley Selway's ranch. The auger pierced his right arm. after transport to Red Rock and Dillon, he initially improved but collapsed from a heart blood clot. He was from Kansas and left a widow and a four month old baby.
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Dillon
Mont
Arthur Jones
Hawley Selway
Bloody Dick Creek
Red Rock
Kansas
Montana
Yellow fever cases rise in Laredo and Nuevo Laredo
Reports from Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico say yellow fever is increasing. Five deaths and many new cases are noted in Nuevo Laredo where most illnesses are deemed dengue. In Laredo two men died today as quarantine widens.
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Frank Gilkerson
Mexican National Railroad
Jose Cortina
Laredo
Iwo suspects under arrest in fatal dynamite attack
Washington Sept 26 Two suspects are under arrest after a dynamite explosion on the Middletown road about fifteen miles from here killed Samuel T Ferguson of Pittsburg instantly and fatally injured his secretary Charles E Alartin of Cincinnati as they rode a bogey with $3600 to pay construction workers. The attack aimed at Ferguson Paymaster of Ferguson Construction Co. Investigations indicate two men, possibly Poles, placed the dynamite and planned to use an electric battery to explode it. The money patches are missing.
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Washington
Middletown Road
Samuel T. Ferguson
Ferguson Construction Company
Pittsburg
Charles E. Alartin
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Martin
Mexican Fooled Her Confession in Cheyenne Affair
Aire Mary Teonora Nash wife of F J Nash admitted to authorities in Cheyenne after being arrested two weeks earlier for passing a forged check drawn on Cosgriff Tires of Rawlins signed by G M Wilkeman Cosgriff manager. She provided a full confession and relieved others of responsibility.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Aire
Mary Teonora Nash
F. J. Nash
Cosgriff Tires Company
Rawlins
G. M. Wilkeman
Coscriff Company
Mrs Nash Admits Infidelity in Wyoming Case
Mrs Nash, wife of Tiel Nash, admits meeting a Mexican herder in Sandstone Wyoming and taking a forged check worth four dollars that could be raised to four hundred. She confessed to County Attorney Stoll and awaits possible long imprisonment while authorities plan to prosecute the Mexican.
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Cosgriff Company
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Mre Nash
Stoll
Fall trade not as large as expected in review
G Dun and Co notes trade volume remains large despite unsatisfactory features. Pig iron production press, railroad earnings up 8.7 percent so far this September and 17.2 percent over 1901. Labor controversies arise but serious troubles few, farm movement small, and idle workers decreasing. Failures total 232 in U S and 19 in Canada this week.
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New York
G. Dun & Co’s Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Canada
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W. S. Wallenberg
Ogden- Luein
T. H. Spencer
Dessie
Washington,d. C
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Sullivan Avenue
Ramsey
Bra. Rug
Mr. Campton
Mra
B. W. Dykeman
J. A. Toller
Violet
Europe
Wm. FL Toller
Caty
Chester E. Coulter
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
Colorado Federation
Coulter
Hmoe
Utah Federation
Mikle
24Th Street
Germany
Bay View Reading Circle
Joseph Strang
Coterie
Aira
Patton
New England
Booth
Grant
Abrs
George A. Kerr
Kerr
Ireland
Miss Kerr
J. P. Bush
Jackson U Ave
OWL Club
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GEO. A. Lowe Co
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Professor Verbeck
Mrs. Isaacs
Mac Carter
Fessenger
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Nell Carter
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America
League
Clura
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George R
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E. E. Smathers
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Joe D. Nelson
George N. Peck
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Promise
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van Zandt
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Nell Gwynne
Alfonso Mald
Bernie
Cordova
Ballston
Joan
Hia Boy
Brodina
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Diabilto
Powers
Gyp Walnut
Gold Brick
Freelmont
McDonald
Dion, Mont
IWO
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West 88Th Street
New York City
Cardus
Mengea
Hermit
Rathbone
Tatte H. Thompoor
Bradfeld Regulator Co
Aulanta
Beitman Bros
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