Community notices and sales at Canley’s Hall in Ogden
Local notice fragments describe a social calendar with dances and gatherings hosted by the Order of Washington and other groups at Canley’s Hall. Vendors advertise produce, plants, and flowers. real estate listings feature a brick dwelling near the depot. A welfare fund sale supports the public library.
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Cole
Dell
Diguan
Louncitinin Cross
J Q. Sile
J. Kelly
Onder
Washington
Mog
Canley
Tall and Tavern
Medune
T Lancely
Vriday
Vere’s
Order of Washington
Farr
Qeder
Tyniley’s
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Waive
Taral
Wall
Kall Lake
Postofflee
Tie Gailey Post
Nilien
Cie Beuctit
Public Library
Fragmented story on social events and legal notices
A garbled OCR narrative references a wedding, a home, and various names and places, with scattered hints of a farewell order and a court case. It mentions a couple married recently, a home in a city, shoe store notices, factory movements, and an afternoon pavilion event, all presented in incoherent fragments.
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Weber
Baiton
Wrights
House Burglary Reported Near Ogden
Ogden correspondent I A Larkin and wife reported a home break in during their Salt Lake visit. The rear window was shattered, a tin of glass broken, and valuables including a water kettle and a piece of Mys. Tm Kin were touched. Police suspected burglars entered early Monday night and are investigating.
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I. A. Larkin
Ogden
Huseret News
Luyt
Alma Larkin
Phrie
Jianul
Wbual & Penis
Tee Boya Ag
RG W Improvements New Freight Platform and Tracks
Improvements are underway at the Ito Crane Western Freight yards with a new platform and track work. Modern ice elevators will be installed in tee houses and gas motors will man the operations, enhancing efficiency for trainmen and car handling. The yards are being reorganized, relayed, and a T shaped platform is being built.
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Gaso- Fines
Venience
Delug
Railroad Notes Describe Storm Delays and Utah Route Goods
Railroad notes detail W. Foukive and Salk touring the Colorado Midland city while storm activity in Wyoming and Nebraska disrupts connections. Western lines face delays as a bridge collapse in Nebraska delays Union Pacific connections and Cheyenne passenger trains. California shipments rise on the Ogden route.
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Storma
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Nebrugka
Olegraph
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California
Ogden
Edward Visits the Pope Amid Royal Rome Stop
King Edward’s April visit to Rome drew crowds as he and entourage toured palaces and the Vatican. Police and guards maintained order while officials noted protocol steps and the absence of demonstrators during the close encounter with Pope Leo.
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Jope
Toople
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Japosnotio
Flowers for the parks plan to beautify city with purchased flowers
The city council agreed to furnish flowers for the parks under an appropriation. Mowers from MabLer, Varney and Vendershot were selected to supply specimens, with bids sampled and judged for quality. The funds cover planting in Aliroe parka City Till, Lester and Tite regions, ensuring flowers are placed where most needed.
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MabLer, Varney
Vendershot
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Lester
Girls Return to Reform School After District Decision
Two 15 year old girls Hea Curtis and Minerva Reeves, charged with arson, were ordered returned to the reform school by District Attorney Hilgarson after a recommendation by Supt. Micow Sr. and the school board. They will remain in custody at the county jail until age 21, then to the institution.
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Minerva Reeves
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Hea Curtis
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Hilgarson
TM. Micow Sr
Stile Tudasdrigl School
Canoursig
Watdon
Ube
Shawind Supé
Allison
Sthool
Viraushant
Utah Party Arrives in St Louis for Exposition
In St Louis the Utah delegation including President Joseph F. Smith and Mrs. Smith, with Gov. Morrison of Idaho and Gov. Peabody of California, arrives after travel on Short Lines and Union Pacific. The party stays with local notables, attends gatherings, and plans to inspect grounds for the Utah building as rain and weather affect schedules.
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Oelack
Utah
Newins
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Union Pacific
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Smith
Enator
Kearns
B. O. Kotent
Sinot
St. Nicholas
Perry Hent
Une
Colo- the
Gulynude
Atoms
Joseph Shuth
Bancroft
Wells
Weathers
Gromnds
Intel
Sediention Sc Oa
Joseph F. Swith
John Henry Stwaith
New Orleans
Fragmentary notice about kinship and kindness in sorrow
The readable text expresses gratitude for assistance during illness and death, mentioning survivors and named individuals in a personal, archaic style. It references a husband’s sickness, death, and acknowledgments to Spariih GAL BL BUS and Anna Wet, conveying thanks and familial connections.
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Hamsa
Anna Wet
Tawion’s First Gas Shop Remembered By Visitants
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls the early Tawion shop lit by gas. Ackernith and Goria owners are named, with a Sead location and an Isle of mre reference. Vivid scenes describe a gas jet counter feature, a promise to return, and questions about a Crome. The tale hints at a counterfeit xeone and a throng seeking relief or goods.
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Tawion
Ackernith
Isles of Mre
Ackernian
Leila
Tikie HC
Overworked and Laundering Mental Strain Questioned
Ambiguous clipping questions whether overwork causes physical culture debate in Brooklyn. Fragment mentions mental or physical strain amid competing articles and a note about laundering from overwork. No clear names, dates, or places beyond Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Lite
Woman Shot and Killed in Galorsbars TH
A woman was shot and killed near Galorsbars, as Mr. Abe Morrison was attacked and liable to be hanged. Her husband Mondlorsnn and brother Frank Cronkile were implicated in a quarrel that followed. The two men are cited for the full charge.
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Galorsbars
Mrn
Abescar Morrlaon
Frank Cronkile
Ina” Qunerel
Aly
Release of Mago and Tirkos in habeas corpus case
Jetseraon City April 20 Chief Justice Rehinnon of the state supreme court released Mago and Tirkos from the balling serit of habeas corpus. They were said to be committed by Ludge Aszell who reportedly refused to fetch the pyrand mney. Authorities noted they possessed 900 and 1000 hills found during the session of the tegiplature.
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Jetseraon City
Rehinnon
Shiibers Ladey
Mago
Tirkos
Balling Serit
Ludge Aszell
Conrk
Casienhéy
Pyrand
Judge halts Grace Arthur Extension tunnel work
Judge N Walter Dinos granted restraining order against construction of a drainage tunnel through Grace Arthur Extension property. Condemnation action awards the tunnel company a right of way but operations were restrained today as the massive tunnel aims to drain waters across the district.
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Grace Arthur
Chin
T Hat
Jas
Former Nevadan Dead in Perry Visit
George Dal hor Keeney, a Perry, N. Vig native born in 1839, died during a visit to Lockport with Niawift. He studied at Albany live school, practiced law in Perry, and for twelve years served as attorney for the Central Pacific railroad. Keeney was a noted miner and mineralogist who contributed to mining developments in Nevada and New Mexico.
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Lockport
George Dal
Tu Mon
Inna
Nevada
New Mexico
World Markets Mixed As Opening Advances Falter
New York and Chicago price reports show early gains fading amid light volume. Sugar and copper move modestly higher while rubber goods slip, New York Central dips briefly before rebounding. overall market tone remains cautious with narrow trading and scattered earnings notes.
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New York
New York Central
Aip Sgain
Krivs
Rianhattan
IRVING M. SCOTT DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
Irving Murray Scott, longtime president and general manager of Union Iron Works, died yesterday afternoon at his home in San Francisco after a period of poor health. A Baltimore native born December 3, 1837, he was educated at Milton Military Academy and Mechanics' Institute. He advanced from draughtsman to partner at Union Iron Works, helped design machinery for the plant, and served as president of the Mechanics' Institute and of the Art Association. He was a regent of Leland Stanford Junior University and a notable political figure. He resided at 07 Harrison Street, San Francisco.
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Cal AM
Scott
Iourgents
Union Tron Works
Jatis
Irving Murray Scott Wis
Uni
Baltimore
Milton Military Anthony Anh the
Obey-Hussey
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
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Carameree
Taut
United States
Seokt
Larrison Streal
Russia Manchuria dispatch misstates policy shifts
A semi official note from St Petersburg disputes Chinese and Japanese dispatches about Russia’s intentions in Manchuria after troop withdrawal. It says Moscow seeks only order and trade preservation, denies plans to bar other powers or grant exclusive privileges to Russia, and notes no evacuation changes beyond the treaty framework. Western diplomats report no foundation for claims of a separate Russo Chinese treaty party.
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Peking
Associated Press
Russia
China
Manchuria
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McComuich
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Varun Yun Sternary
Terman Pinister
Baron Helelaty
Reston
Paloma Wiktel
North
New York April 2009 Supreme Court case overview
In April 2009 New York legal brief outlines a case involving Anat and Hinpased with confusion over government 40 revenue figures and a tax dispute. The document notes a proposed settlement, a $21,000,000 figure cited, and mentions Revere Collector Jordan and a potential federal judge ruling within days.
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Reveyer
Buninese Apie Ting
Wvan
Revere
Jordan
Brooklyn
Aegmient
New York Sizzles On Warm April Day Amid Confused Report
Unclear text describes New York City residents enjoying a unusually warm April day. Mashed phrases reference events in a noisy urban scene, with mention of Yorkers and local conditions. The fragmentary notes suggest a record warm spell and public reaction.
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San Francisco Wheat Trade Report of April Events
A garbled April wheat market note from San Francisco references shipments and pricing at a navy yard depot. Mentions Washington and London figures, with uncertain names and figures. Eleven horses are briefly cited in an unclear line, suggesting a miscellaneous event alongside the market report.
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