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- Turks to Reject the Ultimatum
- Austria is Calling Men
- Greeks and Turks Exchange Shots
- Clapp Wants to Delve into Fight
- Knotty Problem before Nagel
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- Farewell Reception
- Steamer a Total Loss
- Today in Congress
- Nearly All Foreigners
- Cold Wave Predicted
- Severe Storm is Approaching
- Thousands of Letters
- Hold Secret Conference
- Calendar is Jammed
- Bodies Torn into Shreds
- Judge Knapp is on Stand
- Refuses to Assist Ship
- Survivors Awful Tale
- Taft to Attend Reid Funeral
- Squad Held up One Hour
- Cold Averts Heavy Flood
- Want Wilson to Influence Mayor
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- Did Much for the Army and Navy
- Ogden Man Who Struck it Rich in Alaska
- When Ogden is Heated by Electricity
- Too Much Prominence Given Pugilists
- State News
- Blame Firebugs for Loss of Fine Home
- Mormon Church is to Aid Refugees
- Second Degree Murder
- Woolley to be Chief Deputy for Leathtm
- Leading Citizen Dies
- Company to Build Canning Factories
- Stamp Sales Top Record
- Criminals Sentenced
- Snowshoes Sent by Mail
- Firebug Sent to Asylum
- Mrs. W. H. Bancroft in Serious Condition
- Blames Railroad for Death of Child
- Darthmouth Team to Meet Denver
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- Jess Willard to Come on Next
- Staunton, Va., Birthplace of President Elect Wilson, Gives Him Great Welcome on Birthday
- Bresnahan Has Patched up Fight
- Athletes' Dual Meet Tonight
- Whitney Will Arrange Match
- Nineteen School Leagues Formed
- Hocky Team Has Heavy Set-Back
- Identifies Mrs. Kline
- Chance Receives Formal Release
- Large Bequest to Christian Home
- School Standing Bars Athletes
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- Lucy Gates is Honored in Germany
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- Mrs. Browning Will Sing on Sunday
- Robt. N. Miles is Taken to Provo
- Examination is to be Held in Ogden
- When Morgan Jones Was in Ogden
- State Money for Midland Trail
- Local News
- Electric Chair for Murderers
- Rev. Spalding to Speak on Ghosts
- Sacred Heart Reopens on Monday
- Ogden Man in Rochester Camp
- Amendment to Banking Laws
- Land Question is Decided
- In the Churches
- Changes in Office
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- Random References
- French Inventor Devises Contrivance for Saving the Lives of Aviators
- Copper Stocks in Good Position
- Deaths and Funerals
- Bodies Are Recovered
- Concert is at Tabernacle Tomorrow
- Limerock for the County Roads
- Gasoline Price is Increased
- William J. Kramer, Another Long Distance Star
- Hundreds at Funeral
- Former Ogden Man Wins a Fortune
- Miss Brewer in East
- Keen Cut
- Butchered by Natives
- Winter Does Not Stop Building
- Sherman Will Confer with Sheepmen
- Last Checks for Sugar Beets
- Gold Braid Much in Evidence at President Taft's New Year Levee
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- Factories to Close for Season
- Local News
- Making Money by Raising Chickens
- Many Men Are Cutting Ice
- Danish Lodge Gives a Dance
- Modern Science is Disproved by Find
- Cheyenne Convention
- Between Two "Cops"
- Gunman Given Ninety Days in Jail
- Petition for a Divorce is Filed
- We Should Take some Action
- Deposed Rector to Sail for England
- Rock Thrower to Work on Rock Pile
- Are Very Slow in Securing Space
- Installation of Officers
- Bank Statement for Past Week
- Southern States Want More Money
- Metals
- Call Money
- World's Markets
- Prophet without Honor in Native Town? Woody Wilson Says "Not So!"
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- Woman's Page
- Women's Clubs to Open Bureau
- Society
- Home Industrial Association
- Martha Society
- Cost of Warships Being Discussed
- By-Laws of New Club Ratified
- Girl Beaten into Insensibility
- Emperor Not Ill as Told Abroad
- Evening Cap of Green Taffeta with Earrings Latest Edict from Paris
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- Securities in the Local Market
- One Calls for Two
- Messages Sent to Convicts' Wives
- An Exception
- Books Not Taken by Parcels Post
- Children Dig up Dynamite Cache
- Wealthy Woman Becomes Insane
- Duke's Death Affects Politics
- She Wants to be the President
- Laborer Digs up Fortune in Gold
- Five Persons Are Killed by Train
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- Detectives Afterthem
- Schools Will Open on Monday
- Postoffice is Doing a Big Business
- Peaches Sent to Europe from Here
- Transfers of Real Estate
- Municipal Court
- County Board Winding up Business
- Party Leaves on Visit to Honolulu
- Local News
- President-Elect Wilson Enjoyed Every Hour of His Visit to His Birthplace in Old Virginia City
- Planning to Raise Bail
- New Board of Education Organized
- Summary of the Weekly Market
- Roosevelt and Taft at Funeral
- Law Protecting Sheep Proposed
- Children's Aid Society
- Editor Succeeds Senator Bailey
- Witnesses Summoned
- Cemetery is Desecrated
- Willing to Arbitrate
- Marriage License
- Mrs. Humphrey Ward May be Honored by King George in Bestowing New Year's Gifts
- Guests at White House
- Waiting for Decision
- Fraud Case Goes to Jury
- Rockefeller is Headed for Cuba
- Twenty-Two Go down with Ship
- Major Wood to Inspect Prison
- Pollock Will Not Rescind Order
- Senators Plan Inauguration
- Sherman Estate Pays Large Tax
- Local News
- Local News
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- Automobile News
- The High Cost of Gasoline
- Prizes Given to Chauffeurs
- Mikado to Visit Europe
- Aldermanic Committee Making Inquiry into Police Graft in New York Strikes Many Snags
- Yosemite is to Open to Autos
- Good Roads Help to Sell Autos
- Make Haste Slowly is Motto
- Auto Races on Memorial Day
- Fathers Bill for Exposition Bldg
- Earth's Better Day is Drawing Near
- Mrs. Goodelle Dead
- "Bill" James Goes to Portland
- Bishop Hurth is Nominated
- House Committee Investigates Queer Insurance Deals; Big Men Involved
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- Chokes Baby and Flees to Hills
- Aged Indian May Receive Pardon
- Ballplayers Bum Actors, Says Hugh
- Officials Conferred
- Indians Removed from Offices
- House Committee Much Relieved
- London Flags at Half-Mast
- Harlan Begins Big Rebating Inquiry
- Local News
- Car Plunges into River
- Legislature is in a Deadlock
- Applies for Writ of Habeas Corpus
- Gen. Sawtelle Dead
- Labor Defendant Whom Jury Freed
- Meets Death in Big Gale
- Wind Tosses Men About like Paper
- Much Fear for Shipping Felt
- Six Men Drown in the Big Storm
- Great Damage in Connecticut
- Severest Gale in Many Years
- Chance Goes to Meet Farrell
- Castro Still at Ellis Island
- Local News
- Meeting of Athletes
- Large Estimates of Keene Fortune
- Suicide Led a Varied Career
- Rockefeller Has Accepted Service
- Suit Against Oil Company Filed
- Garment Workers, Led by Max Pine, Tie up Big Industry in New York
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Ogden Evening Standard | 1913-01-04 | Page 6 | Rev. Spalding to Speak on Ghosts
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1913-01-04 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6pv7n4n |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7n4n |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Rev. Spalding to Speak on Ghosts |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1913-01-04 |
| Paper | Ogden Evening Standard |
| Language | eng |
| City | Ogden |
| County | Weber |
| Page | 6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6pv7n4n/6704909 |