Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Business and Obituaries
Local ads note prices on meat and butter, and encourage customers to join reading clubs. Reports list community events including dances, football results, a dance in Lester Park, and a boatload of social notices. Andrew Cook dies of typhoid at Layton. funeral set at Layton meeting house. Navy enlistees from Ogden depart for Brooklyn.
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Grand
Tribune
Crockwell
Ogden
Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Glen Pardoe
Walter Higgins
Frank Livingston
Arthur Chappel
Messrs. Wilson
McPhee
London Market
24Th Street
F. Wright
Lester Park Pavilion
Lincoln Circle No. 2
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande Western
Raihowy
East Lake City
Andrew Cook
Layton
Davia County
Cook
Engineer Gray faces two serious charges after drunken disturbance
George Gray a Southern Pacific engineer was arrested after drunkenly threatening to kill his wife and assaulting officers. Officer Burke subdued Gray at the door and Gray was jailed after a violent struggle during search. Prosecution cites two complaints for assault with a deadly weapon and threat to murder.
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George Gray
Southern Pacific
Gray
Twenty-Sixth
Grant
Oakland
Cal
R. Burke
Eggléstom
Burke
G Jay
Ife
Gold
Mra. Gray
Crescent Flour Ad Appeals to Quality and Purity
An old advertisement extols Crescent Flour claiming only the best wheat yields bread with whiteness lightness and strength. The copy promises unique purity and urges purchase through Etoce t Ss outlets.
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Etocet
Building Boom in Ogden Tops 436000 This Year
City records show permits issued for over 436000 worth of new building in Ogden through eight months, with plans underway that would push the total beyond 200000. Listed projects include multiple brick dwellings, a School for the Deaf expansion, the Commercial National Bank building, and the Ogden City High School improvements among others.
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Ogden
Standard
Home Telephone Company
Patterson
Maze
Utah
School For the Deaf
P. K
Shupe
Washington
D. B. Topham
Electric Alley
George Lt. Greenwell
27Th
Wall
Ogden Steam Laundry
Washing
Adams
George A. Whitmeyer
Lincoln
M. H. Wheelwright
Monroe
Quincy
H. C. Hansen
G. W. Pritchett
Grant
Robert H. Chambers
T. ©. Mercer
J. T. Biddle
Madison
Reese Howell & Song
State of Utah
Henry Rackham
Erik Larsen
Wm. Douglas
J, B. Topham
Twenty-fifth Street
Warren G. Faulkner
Warren G. Faulkner, Frame Cottage, 21x24, South Side
Wash
Gomer Nicholas
J. W. Browning, Jr
Hyrum Belnap
See Avenue
Joseph Clark
J. Cornelius Stephens
J. Aft. Stephens
J. M. Cole
Savage & Bune
Thomas Riche
Commercial National
Arthur Main
Elks
Mazonic
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Roan of Education
Ogden City
T. TD. Dee
Clark & Sona Co
23Rd
4Th
Isaac
Wall Avenue
J. L. Hooper
H. N. Owen
Ribbon products offer plain and fancy silks and satins
Plain and fancy ribbons in pure silk and satin up to 1 inch wide with varied qualities. Includes plain stripes and Dresden effects, morie patterns, plaids, Persian styles, double-faced liberty silks, and Roman stripes. Prices range up to 60 cents per yard. many items offered in 2 to 3 inch widths.
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Dresden
Sentence Delayed for Peter Mortensen Case to October 3
The Salt Lake court postpones the sentencing of Peter Mortensen from today to October 3. Defense attorneys say they have a crucial affidavit and a hearing but cannot present it to the court before October 3.
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Peter Mortensen
Salt Lake
New Advertisers Co operative Association Promotes Advertising Efficiency
William Bickley of New York travels to Ogden to back the Specimen ads Company an advertisers group supplying newspaper cuts borders and more at low prices. John Lee Mahin notes ads must create eye catching impressions. The association aims to reduce waste and improve ad effectiveness through better advertising materials and planning.
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William Bickley
New York
Ogden
Specimenads Company
Tuckley
The
Reed
John Lee Mahin
Sgeermen-ads
Lord Milner Said To Join Cabinet In South Africa Post
London reports that pressure has led Lord Milner high commissioner of South Africa to accept the post of colonial secretary though no official confirmation is available.
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Lord Milner
London
South Africa
Mrs. Jeff Davis Worse Today
Mrs Jefferson Davis remained in critical condition this morning as weakness increased. Doctors said the crisis had not yet been reached while several relatives and friends gathered at her bedside in Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Jefferson Davis
Deadlock in Lake Superior plant dispute sparks woodsmen unrest
Detroit reports a standoff between Consolidated Lake Superior officials and Speyer syndicate representatives over plant control. Toronto lawyer Bicknell arrived to take possession, while Coyne ordered secrecy and potential shutdowns. Woodsmen from the north gathered in anger, urged to seek other work, and prepared for potential food and shelter arrangements as tensions eased a touch.
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Detroit
Sault Ste. Matis
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
Speyer Syndicate
Bicknell
Toronto
Speyer & Co
Planta
Coyne
Speyer
Horth
Plummer
Earthquake Shakes Saneiago at Month’s Second Quake
Sertiago records a sharp earthquake shock today marking the second tremor within a month. No damage reported as residents report the event with caution and curiosity.
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Sertiago
Paris Fire Hair Rescue of Cuban Mrs De La Calle
The Paris edition reports Señora De La Calle of a distinguished Cuban family escaped devastating burns when hair caught fire while drying. She rushed onto Rue de Rivoli with hair aflame and was saved by a building janitor who threw a mantle over her. Recovery hoped for.
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Paris
New York
Merald
Senora de la Calle
Death of Woman in Denver Under Coroner Scrutiny
The Denver News reports the coroner and police are investigating the sudden death of Mrs. Hattie Nelson of Chicago at Dr. Frederick Clarke’s private hospital in Denver. Clarke cites Brights disease with uremic poisoning as the cause, while Dr. Clarke defends the death as natural.
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Chicago
Denver
Denver News Today
Hattie Nelson
Calumet Avenue
Frederick Clarke
Broadway
Nelsen
Dehrer
Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Neisen
Murder and Robbery Vex Washington County
In Washington Pennsylvania on September 26 no new developments emerged in the murder and robbery of Contractor Ferguson on West Middletown road. Suspects F Francis and Joseph Huston deny involvement, claim alibis, and a satchel carrying about 3500 dollars was found abandoned. investor Martin injured in the buggy incident. Independent armed searching parties rise amid high county excitement.
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Washington
Ferguson
West Middletown
F. Francis
Joseph Huston
Ferguson Camp
McClay
Patterson Farm
John Welsh
Martin
Ferguson Construction Company
Washington County
Burt Confers With Harriman in New York Visit
An officer of the American Pacific railroad said President Burt's New York visit aimed at conferring with Bill Harriman, who just returned from Europe, and it was not linked to labor troubles in Wyoming. No strike was expected among Rock Springs miners.
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New York
Aimen Pacific Railroad
Burt
Ith
Bjll Harriman
Europe
Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Wu Ting Fang to become vice-president of Chinese board of commerce
Wu Ting Fang leaves New York for Peking to assume duties as vice-president of the board of commerce. The Shanghai Times dispatch notes merchants expect the government to prioritize political aims over commercial needs amid expanding officialdom.
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New York
Wu Ting Fang ix
Peking
Board of Commerce
Times
Shanghai
China
Policeman Fatally Shot by Two Negro Attackers
Chicago reports Policeman Dennis Fitzgerald was fatally wounded at Michigan Boulevard and Forty fourth Street after being struck with brass knuckles and stabbed with his belt by two Black assailants who then shot him with his own revolver. Investigations identified Lewis Fhford, with John Johnson and Louie Pisa arrested. Piet confessed and implicated Johnson. earlier confrontation at 27th and Star streets ended with Mooty injuring Johnson.
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Chicago
Dennis Fitzgerald
Forty Fourth Street
Michigan Boulevard
Fitzgerald
Lewis Fhford
John Johnson
Louie Pisa
Piet
Johnson
Star Streets
Mooty
Pile of Refuse Explodes in Menesha Wisconsin
A massive refuse pile at the Waste Coop of the Mensha Wooden company exploded near Menesha Wisconsin on September 26 wounding two workers seriously and injuring others. Residents of the Twin Cities area were startled by the blast and ensuing fire as police and emergency crews responded.
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Menesha
Wis
Mensha Wooden Company
Charles Kruze
Canada Can Do Nothing At Ottawa Deputies Debate Trade Barriers
In Ottawa on Sept 26 the Commons debated U S immigration and trade laws. Mr Clark argued two UK delegates to a British chambers convention were delayed by U S officials, while Fielding defended Canadian autonomy against American restrictions. Delegates William Cattard and John Falconers, en route to embark for Hull, were detained in Newport Vermont for failing to show medical certificates. The incident drew wide press comment.
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Ottawa
Ont
Commons
Clark
Torosta
British Chambers of Commerce
United States
Immier Des Offuals
Newport
Vermont
Fielding
Montreal
Wiliam Cattard
Torquay
John Falconers
Barger
England
Chambers of Commerce
Shepire
Hinston
Holle
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Kelly & Herrick
Weatherby
Wash, Ave
J. W. Didcock
St. Louis
Marion-Sims Medics College
C. Richardson
Union Market
Crockwell’s
District Court
Jane Warsney Ve
Union Pacilie
Georgis Croker
Administratrix, Etc
Union Pacific
Timothy Kendell
John T. Sandiford
Choice Poultry and Fish
L. Keller & Co
Wash. Ave
University of Utah
Vaden
Diguan
C. C. Richards
Aroney
C. Richards, Jr
Eccles
Pratt
Barrows Gro, Co
Ogden Union
East Tithe Union
J. J. Mrummitt
McFarland’s
Mra
J. J. Malone
Idaho Falls
Geo. Allen
Board of Control of the
Irrignation Congress
WT. Stowell
26Th St
24Th St
Blair
Weber Count Fair Association
Fred Woll
Woll
Beth
Cross
Adams and
Jefferson
Ellen M. Shepherd
R. D. Pincock
Reese R. Williams
Patterson Avenue
Becker Brewing and Malting Co
Lincoln Avenue
William White
C. WH. Smith
Madison Avenue
George Burton
State of Utah Industrial School
Wrights
NEW Advertisers Co-Operative Association
Jeff Davis
Saneiago
Harriman
Wu Ting Fang
Auulelee
Canada
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