Foreign workers leave Ogden as winter lull drives migration
The annual exodus of immigrant laborers from Europe and the Atlantic coast grows visible as rail and other rough jobs slow. Hungarians Italians and southern Europeans travel home in winter seeking cheaper costs and homesickness relief, returning in spring. The pattern is described as a natural seasonal movement affecting labor supply and business conditions.
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Ogden
Buelous
Hua
Vasb
Hungériana
Italiong
South of Europe
Lirda
Jti
Whimsy and chatter from a 19th century pages
A garbled crib of humorous snippets, names, and short dialogues from assorted columns and letters. It evokes social chatter about parties, politics, and daily life with references to Lords, Parliament, and a youthful mischief in apartment talk.
Sale of Morning Examiner by Standard Ownership
The Morning Examiner, now published by the Standard following the previous publishers’ failure, is for sale with bids due August 10. The owners seek to keep a voice in the community and prefer a purchaser to continue morning publication, offering a lease on the Wilson Street building if needed, and warn against monopolizing the local newspaper field. The eight year subscriber list and valuable archives are cited as assets, and offers from financially responsible parties will be refused if inadequate.
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Mossing Examiner
Standard
Publihers
Bida
Alea
Hberat Corris
Miblishera
Lab Waa
Lea Geolss
Otier
Train Dispatching Progress and Safety Signals in the West
The article extols Harriman era railway reforms, noting automatic devices reduce dispatch errors. It highlights signals preventing mistakes on Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, and successors, marking progress in rail safety and management.
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Harriman
Ogden
Union Pacific
Bauthery Paatto
Oregon Short Line
Insurgents surge in Republican ranks post conventions
The Salt Lake Herald Republican notes insurgent gains across strong Republican states. It cites Kansas where six insurgent congressmen were nominated and two regulars narrowly won. Insurgents bar Joe Cannon from being reappointed speaker and may block legislation, signaling broad voter sympathy with Republican principles and demand for party authenticity.
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Herald-Republican
Herald-Republiann
Ball Lake
Atntas
Haye
Kansas
Gombet
Caria
Australia is a prosperous country claims early 20th century report
A Washington dispatch reports Ast Minister Henry D Baker citing the Bureau of Manufactures that Australia exported 126,680,480 dollars worth of goods in the first four months of the year, with imports matching closely and bank deposits rising by 75 million. The Sydney banking system shows a 1 percent rise in clearerings, signaling a record trade surge. The report notes a near 40 percent jump in imports in the same period, highlighting Australia’s booming commerce.
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Washington
Ansar
Henry D. Baker
Bureau of Manufactures
New South Wales
Sydney
Hans
Knights On Special Trains Reach Western Tour
Knights from Bridgeport and Allentown travel on a special train to Ogden en route to Yellowstone National Park after a Chicago conclave. The contingent, includingTemplars and guides, stopovers at San Francisco and Salt Lake City with late arrival noted. A second group plans a later westward tour returning to Allentown.
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Oggan
Bridge Port
Conn
Itolgots i
Ogden
Yellayatons National Park
Chicago
Apothar Batty
Allentown
Templars
National Park
Elephants Star in Brass Band Show at Hart on Wernes
In a Hart on Werne program elephants perform music and vaudeville feats. A trained troupe yields real harmony on brass and strings while a chain of acts features a landlord scene, a roadside inn, a jail sequence, and a dog and monkey fire department routine. The elephants, dogs, and chimpanzees display skilled tricks, juggling, and synchronized movements, with the act culminating in a remarkable display by a standout elephant and a talented dog-pet routine.
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Ross
Sumner
Tidtan Wall
Songo
Beni
Tim
Wineton
Uprising Fears Across Parts of China Amid Revolutionary Plots
Reports echo across regions as fears rise over suspected revolutionary plots tied to the young regent. Messages and warnings circulate after a night incident and letters threaten the palace, prompting guards to be placed at major routes and entrances.
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Eharvatan
Palaen Pride
Revolt Struggle Reports and Refugee Crisis in a Far Region
Fragmentary dispatches detail an anti-dynastic uprising in the southern sea area with rebels armed against government troops. Reported casualties include about 40 wounded 160. thousands flee toward a frontier zone while relief efforts coordinate aid and movement of refugees under a government plan to route them toward Abe Agar district near the Musstei frontier.
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Insyrecnie
Tonia
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Freipee Aanang
Wyrhoy
Liachou
Tere Dghilag
Sevarel
Std
Keil Ag
Ang
Huoh A
Bclals
Abe
Abe Agar
Cenordance
Musstei Frontier
Cain
Woman With 509 Pet White Rats
St Leite Aug. 6 A woman evicted from 1704 Franklin Ave faced a crowd as rats, described as two-tone with broad black stripes, fledgers and injuries were tended by officers from Carr Street station. The scene drew onlookers while the woman cared for her injured pets and awaited supper.
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St Leute
Avaris
Als
Feanldlin
Government Aids Church On Canal
Government support to church activities along the canal zone is described. The piece notes a mix of denominations and duties, including a commission chaplain serving at Remaz' Gathalle church and efforts to encourage church work among center employees, with references to housing and community support within the canal area.
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Washington
United List
Germ
Busoblipo
Remaz
Gathalle
Mmpire
Palo
Chile Friendly With America Chiles Leader Seeks U S Ties
President Montt of Chile, en route to New York, says Chile seeks cordial, mutually beneficial ties with the United States. He plans to discuss Panama Canal, trade, and Chilean improvements with President Taft, emphasizing friendship and future cooperation.
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Hile
Europe
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rAlys
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Tih
Montt
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Chile
Bintex
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Panuua Canal
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Mr. Taft
Walt Sleo
Tim
Nave
Avid
Tornado Strikes Lawrence Mass Centering Damage
A tornado ripped through Lawrence Massachusetts causing widespread damage in the center. Fallen trees blocked streets, windows shattered, and power lines and telephone wires were down. Rescue crews and residents reported injuries and a search for missing people continued as authorities assessed the scene.
Attempted Kidnap Case Reported
An attempted child abduction was reported involving an adult suspect described as a man in a green coat. The incident prompted police to issue warnings and urge vigilance from parents and guardians in the neighborhood.
Mystery of the Waleb mine discovery and local lure
In a fragmentary report from a Nevada site, speculation swirls around the late John F. Waleb and a grandchild of a journaled magnate tied to a national mine discovery near a Mayflower lodge tunnel project. Officials hint at a half million share funding and a seven foot ledge, with efforts intensified to fully explore the find.
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Winsor
Hele
Mill
Jotun
Milllionaire
John. F. Waleb
Ational
Nev
Bea
Inboo Weel
Unl 1 Sf
Fdagynde
Law Wins Pacific Coast Handicap in Seattle
The Pacific Coast Handicap finished in Seattle Washington with Law of Alderdeen Wasi taking victory. His score of 27 led a field of 100 possible points, followed by A Bryseo of Walla Walla in second with 4 dollars and BA mone Yaoolt in third with 82. The Pavla handicap was for amateurs only.
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Wash
Law
Alerdeen
Wasi
Nn Yapferday
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A. Bryseo
Walla Walle
Glouchy of Chicago shines in record breaking display
The leading professional wage earner from Chicago, Gloucey, broke 93 reals in a standout performance. A.D. Topperwein of San Antonio praised the act, noting it as peerless among regular shows. Aromatic effects and advice from a physician sparked talk of new air and transport experiments.
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