Dynamite scare prompts police response downtown
A reported dynamite scare near Washington Avenue triggered police action after a call to the chief’s office. A single stick of powder was found on a billboard site and turned over to the street department. authorities seek the responsible party while noting the danger of careless handling.
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Washington Avenue
Police Department
Ehlefa
Cera
Ofeer Thoman Lever
Orden Canyon
Witek
Local Historical Notes and Advertisements Fragment
Fragmentary newspaper items describe a church dedication and a lecturer named Mrs Nallie Hall Reet, with notes on Easter events and a peach paper shipment by the Firemen’s association. Mentions of the Great Salt Lake storm, ship arrivals, and a railway service impact are included along with local business references.
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Qaiten Canyon
Fragmented Notice From Odd Archive Page
Fragmented OCR text references repairs at a pumping plant on Weber, a new boiler installation, a sale of linen items limited to ten pieces per customer, and various administrative notes. Mentions of Baker iron and mapping terms hint at a late 19th or early 20th era local page with scattered notices and contract talks.
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Lewis’ Gert
Photon
Weber Tirer
Ube
Children Found Locked in Vacant House Closet
Three young children were discovered locked inside a closet of a vacant residence in Metropolis. They had remained there since the prior afternoon, the door sealed with a tack. Neighbors heard a dog barking, prompting entry to the house where authorities found the children faint and frightened but alive. the incident is under investigation.
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Hay Chy
Dale Peerenday
York
Family Obscured Graves Reported In Local Incident
In Jarkana Mirh April Ms, a family suffered disturbance when their home was harmed by an incident near their residence. Joseph Minklindes and his wife were injured, while Mrs Ble Lanter provides testimony about the line of events. Police investigated the scene and reported no further threats.
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Jarkana
Mirh
Doe Espe
Tyra
Joseph Minklindes
Ant
Tun Entiern
Lanter
Greeks Warned To Keep Out Of The Yards
In Pullee Court Nap a brief session handled trespass charges against Greek laborers Laccayabos Andros Terpos and Dale Pappas. They pleaded not guilty but were found violating Tallpad yard rules. each received 90 day sentences and a warning to stay out of the yard. The proceedings reveal tensions over job access among immigrant workers.
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Pullee
Laccayabos
Andros Terpos
Dale Pappas
Millionaire Polygamist Sails For Hong Kong
San Frontien reports Robert Ki Tung Bosman, a Hong Kong millionaire, sailed aboard the steamer Maseburta bound for Oriett after a prior attempt to appeal to Washington. He faced interference with wires and was allowed to depart for home for a period while the other passengers remained.
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San Frontien
Atoeng
Oriett
Robert Ki Tung Bosman
Hong Kong
Tsp Tate
Waskinntot
Rosman
Semato
Ala
Bin
Pathfinder party heads toward Junction City via Manhattan then Westbound
The Thomas Pathfinder contingent travels from Manhattan toward Junction City with expected arrivals at Junction City at 4 50 this afternoon and in Junction City by 9 00 tonight after stops at Manhattan for formation and station checks.
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Ation City
Topas
Juseloh City
Elsworth
Lon Miles
Junction City
Jondee
Orlock
Manhattan
Sadie Moran Now Living in New York City
Letter from Sadie Moran reports she and her husband have moved to New York City after sensational Denver marriage rumors. The bride, once Mrs Gadle Moran, says her husband works in a city yet unspecified and she is happy, with prior reports of a Pacific coast retreat debunked.
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Sadie Moran
New York
Hyag
Gadle Moran
New York City
Denver
Pinch
Utah
Colorado
Pacific Coust
Owaba
Spd
Uheir
Bre Ryan
Elty
Ife
Monterey Record 2 09 14 Sets Remarkable Pace
The record at Monterey hits 2 09 14 as the fastest time by a entrant named Stanion and the only query to proceed with a rare mark surpassing 2 03. An event is set to be heated at the Bean Fale Grounds after April 1. Owner FINUKEON confirms plans.
Easter in Second Ward Program Listing Moves Ahead
The notice outlines a later program scheduled for 10 o'clock featuring Sophey sweeping and a Voral solo with Beatrice Hamilton and Dent among participants. The fragment mentions May Wikies and local firms, indicating community group involvement and a church or civic event in the Second Ward.
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Sophey
Gander
Voral Solo
Burin Quanetie
May Wikies
Beatrice Hamil
Dent
Transfer of Mail at Depot Clarifies Registered Mail Duties
A new order sets duties for the transfer of registered mail at the depot. D M Stuckson heads the transfer office, with packages checked in the railroad mail office rather than sent to the post office. Morrison notes need for an extra clerk and possible office enlargement due to increased workload.
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D. M. Stuckson
Uning
Pontatier
Railroad
Morrison Taya
Sunday Tabernacle to Feature Heber J. Grast
Readable fragments indicate Heber J. Grast will headline the Sunday tabernacle program with an organ solo, chorus, and selections including “Then Art the Way” and “There Merer.” Ruby Geddes is listed as a soprano.
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Apends Heber J. Grast
Tabernacle
Ololeta
Kolo
Choms
Hare
Ruby Geddes
Sotchat
Ang Cher
Taft Hears Hosiery Tariff Debate From Both Sides
President Taft heard both sides of a hosiery tariff question in Washington on April 19. A League of Nort County Women’s Cubs delegation protested increased duties on gloves and hosiery, led by Mrs. Nathan B. Lewis and others. A hosiery manufacturers delegation from southeastern Pennsylvania argued the Dingey tariff would be insufficient.
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Taft
Washington
Att Inday
League of Nort County
Wosee
Cubs
Chicam
Nathan B. Lewis
Mre
Henderroo
Freeman F. Tren
Melon Moree
Wilson Tee
Senate
North Ogden Notes Busy spring work and social events
The column cites pleasant weather aiding orchard and vineyard work, mentions apricots and a trip to Weber area, and notes youths receiving missionary interview summons. It describes a farewell ball for Rider Keoll A Chatelain, a move to Southern States, a change in church leadership duties, and a new assignment for John Q Waylock in Salt Lake City.
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Reas
Vietters
Ampex
Keoll A. Chatelain
Hae Bern
Canselly
Ant
Eng
John Q Waylock
War Ghoven
Ayart
Sale Lake Chy Wat Hunday
J. G. Kimtall
Mock Marriage Sentences Man to Five Years Jail
In Waco on April 10 a man was found guilty of conducting a sham marriage with a young woman from the city. He received a five year term in the penitentiary after obtaining a license and performing the ceremony in a private setting. The case centers on alleged fraud and unlawful nuptials.
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Waco
Wilkerson
Abe
New School Houses Sought Bonded to Fund Growth
Education officials pressed for new school buildings and routes, noting funds may require bonding. A county board meeting was canceled due to members being away, but members urged rapid construction and examined financing, with focus on Pleasant View and Harrisville and cooperation with local merchants.
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County Board of Education
Eevertarm
Anne
Roeniiere
Thena
Arrangements for Mme Modjeska Funeral Made
In Los Angeles on April 9 1901 arrangements were completed for the funeral of Mme Velens Modjeska. The body will be moved Saturday afternoon to the home of Columba, then to St Vincent de Paul Cathedral for high mass at 8 20 Monday morning. Bishop Conaty will preside. The remains go to Calvary cemetery vault until burial arrangements are finalized. Count Rorenta Madawe Modjeska’s husband and family will accompany the body to Columbia. Poor weather delayed removal and burial plans.
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Thomas J. Conaty
Momnan Cattotle
Calrety
Roland
Rorenta
Madawe Modjeshes
Dr Collapse at Liens Trial Delays Mrs Sampson Hearing
In Liens New York April court session centers on Mrs Sampson's mental state as the defense questions Dr Albert Vintainen, expert on run psychology, about the verges of nervous breakdown amid the murder case. The judge rejects further motions while the prisoner remains pale and unresponsive.
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Liens
N.Y
Georgia
Albert Vintainen
Thord
Mleral
Conurt
Renter & Tintesangh Ibet
Explosion injures worker at Los Angeles quarry
A rock quarry worker at Poe Angeles Stone Company in Los Angeles was severely injured when a hazardous material mishap occurred. The incident left the laborer with serious injuries, with reports noting the worker was torn apart by the blast.
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Los Aneurs
Cal
Tooma
Flehter
Poe Angeles
Lere
Knights to Observe Easter Services at Masonic Temple
Knights Templar Commandery No.3 plans Easter observances at the Masonic Temple. A parade from the temple on Washington Avenue leads to the temple building with a representative of the grand master to be escorted inside for services officiated by Rev. W. W. Fleetacet. Music and processions are listed, including various choirs and march selections.
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M Communication
Frm
Washington, DC
Frederick FW
Newell
Castle Gate
Hels
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Temple
W. W. Fleetacet
Abs. FN
Bli Keight
Moe Madle
Yard's Prayer
Acthem
Hess
Olr Keights
Mies Biddle
Better Late Carriage Service From Sanitarium
A fragmented item notes a迟 delay in oar service as Lagi carnae departs Sanitarium on city line around 10 po.
Sixth Ward Sunday School Easter Services
The Sixth Ward Sunday School hosts Easter services with a program featuring orchestra quartets and lessons for lower and primary departments. Children will learn the meaning of Easter with directed instruction and the event is open to the public.
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Sixth Ward
Weber Aeaday
Apollo Chub
Asee Weight
W. MM
Ste Kendrick Maer
Polly Chob
Wes Wright Huby Menaye
Biggest financial contest reshapes stage history in New York
The era’s largest financial clash in theater unfolds as Apel S A L Erlanger and managers from the Shubert and other firms arrive amid claims of contract violations and potential wider implications for Broadway. A statement from Erlanger is promised as tensions rising between Shubert interests and rival syndicates intensify the dispute.
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Apel
S.A
L. Erlanger
Kiaw
Bylanzer
Pope
Theatrical Manseers Association
Shuberts
Erlanger
Regord
News York
Huberts
Palladelphia
Three Twins
Apathente
Philadelphia
Shubert's
Tarht Telave, Uebler & Co
Hartson Grey Ficke
Accuses Three People of Deliberate Murder
Esaneille Indiana case alleges Frank Wier Niasiahr Mra Albers Taylor and Dr M. Sted conspired to kill Albert Taylor on January 8 1503. Mrs Ila Rice affidavit claims 3500000 life policy paid by insurer to be divided among physician husband and Mrs Taylor. Grand jury earlier heard suspicions of poisoning but no indictment. Taylor's mother allegedly blamed injections by hyperdermit dons. After the events the Tales and Taylor’s husband moved back to their original home. The case also accuses Err hiahang of coercing a letter threatening Dr streud to obtain 9100.
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Esaneille
Frank Wier
Niasiahr
Albers Taylor
Tm. Sted
Tarlor
Taylor
Ronen
Rice
Taylor'n
Lana
Mraidlor
Err Hiahang
Dr. Streud
Eaposare
Minister Charged With Common Law Wife
Washington minister Davidon of the First Christian church faced charges of having contracted a common law marriage with Miss Laure Phann Clark daughter of a prominent mayor. The alleged ceremony occurred at the Metropolitan Hotel in St. Louis and Miss Clark published letters received during the war. Clark claims details in letters show the alleged arrangement.
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Davidon
First Christian Church
Thin Ely
Charent
Havigh
Sion Laure Phann
Fetter
Metropolitan Hotel
81. Louis
U1st
Bat
Daridana
Tain
Miss. Clark
Clark
Ranch Hotel
Cincinnati
Weiter
Taft Census Fight Ignites Senate Over Civil Service
Washington April 10 rumors swirl that President Taft would veto the pending census reform which would place federal appointments under the civil service commission Senator Palace declares that such a veto would provoke a Congress fight Lodge and Newlands oppose changes arguing for merit and restraint Newlands notes the proposed amendment would shift appointment power away from party bosses toward civil service rules, while Paley cites alleged longstanding efforts to politicize offices Amid the debate the public registrar issue remains a flashpoint in civil service reform and presidential prerogatives
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Washington
Taft
Cleiservkn
Senator Paley
Cottee Congress
Keuster Lodge
Sr. Tallezeaid
oSier
United States
Lenunela
Nalley
Roosevelt
Mtn
Poe
Gelvical
Malley
Fleenever
Babes
Lodge
Loder Ald
Congress
Laalee
Tan
Cungreas
Newlands
BU Ae
Daliey
Civil Service Commission
Apraklan
Roraeceli
Real Estate Transfers Reported With Several Webb Area Parcels
Real estate transfers list several parcels including 10 acres on Wilson Lane near Ogden and 9 acres in West Weber as part of a property reshuffle. Parties named M. Sheen, Gea Elmone, James Sheen, and Plaia Clis appear with considerations of 17400 dollars and 1250 dollars. The report notes factory proximity and multiple locations, reflecting ongoing property dealings in the region.
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Wilson Lane
Ogden
Conalderation
M. Sheen
Gea Elmone
West Weber
Brat Muar
M. Siten
James
Sheen
Jed
Plaia Clis
Cus Aberatiot
Weekly Clearing House Banks Report From New York
The Weekly Statement of Clearing House Banks shows a 16 percent cash reserve decrease of 3,917,400 from last week. Loans reach 1,620,995,600 with deposits at 926,? million. circulation 16,964,000. tenders 26,?. other items include net clearing, surplus, and reserves among Greater New York banks.
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New York
Berrrane
Rarplus
Banks and Trust
Greenies
Greater
Fasoe
Ntti SN
Davidson's Version of Campaign Fund Controversy
Fragmented OCR relays a testy account from April referencing Governor Janes and Chief Qame Wanteo J. about a fund related to a senatorial primary. It notes denial of knowledge, a $1290 figure, and assertions of return of funds to contributors amid committee discussions.
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Dam Realy
Andona tLa
Stabfald
Active Bart Becomes Subtly Noteworthy Wordplay
A fragmentary item notes the whimsical phrase The Active Bart and a small value in words. The brief hints at a playful linguistic creation or puzzle element without presenting a full context or sourcing details.
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Bart
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