Ogden Plant Visit and Parade Preparations Report
Ieapteting Plant-T.1, Timms, terratement of P. t. Moson's mh plants, Was In Ogden yesterday looki ng over the plant there and making Feovarathon for the materials which will be handled to the paving of Wah ington, Wall and Grant avenues, BTORAVE at reasonable rates. Juha Seowerett & Bons Company. wgoen Matirane, to Ride In, Parade- W, MU. Dosteph then made arrangements to bare three of Opien's old war vet erene title in a cartiage on the parade next Wednesday. The men who are unable to participate in the march age Judge Jacnd 8. Bareman, IL 8, Ward frigh and 1. MM. Dood. Idlented to new open under pew entspement, On on Camping Top-Mrs. Thomss Fitsgerald, Lea Fitegerald and Mrs. G. Pp. McCabe and chiidrep hare mina to Spencer,' Ida, for a three weelt tamping trip.'
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T.1
Timms
P. T. Moson
Ogden
Wahington
Wall
Grant Avenues
Tom
Ronsolt Juha Seowerett & Bons Company
Thomss Fitsgerald
Lea Fitegerald
G. Pp. McCabe
Chiidrep Hare Mina
Spencer
Ida
van der Ecks Floral Co
Evanston
Wrs
McBride
Braneton
Weel-Ibere
Fell From Top of Fence In Front of Madison Avenue Home
A six year old boy fell from the top of a fence on Madison Avenue in front of his residence, sustaining a serious facial wound. Dr. Fred Clark treated the child and attended to his injuries. Family and friends express concern over the accident and the boy’s condition.
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Lyne
Madison Avenue
Irma
Jn Fatller
DaFred Clark
Laat
Tragic Hanging in Buggy Shed Shocks Family
In a rural incident at the family farm, a man hanged himself in a buggy shed after a quarrel with his wife, who had previously endured the death of a child and the loss of another spouse. Police and undertakers assisted as relatives mourned. investigators cited possible despair as a factor.
Unclear OCR: names and terms scattered
Fragmentary readable text lists names and phrases with no coherent event. Entities include Omaha Livemack, Ane, Tatil Treeline, Wee pthajerra, GLGNGeTa, PTR, BGG, Cults and stage, market Hoste, Tent Sty Tas. No discernible outcome or date.
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Omaha Livemack
Ana Ane
Tatil Treeline
Bales
Get Ein
Hiael Tanna
Ph Siren
Robbers Roost Den Found By Ogden Police
An illicit den run by youths was uncovered behind a store in Ogden. Officers seized tools, bicycle frames, and two rebuilt bicycles beneath a dirty mattress, linking the site to several recent petty robberies. Two older youths and a younger boy, about two years shy of adulthood, were arrested and await circuit court proceedings.
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H.C. Jagola
Pellter
Southy
Jacobs
Ile
Elloges
Capaio
Kase Roey
Bia Enze
Dros
Electric car wreck injures thirty five people in Chicago
A grade crossing crash in Chicago tonight injures thirty five as an electric streetcar is struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train. The motorman dies and several others are reported in critical condition as brakes failed moments before impact. Pedestrians flee and a streetcar overturns, leaving wreckage across the crossing.
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Chicago
Shaw to tour America in support of unemployed
British playwright Shaw plans a U.S. tour in August to advocate for the unemployed. Letter from J Fate How to James Morris says Shaw will travel with 317, visit Boston Hall and possibly Keir Hardie, aiming to press reform and spread the cause.
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Shaw
America
New York
Cearpe Merrard Shaw
J. Fate How
Argastzer
Natonal Committee
Yow
Europe
James Morris
Free Employment Bureau
The
Nationa
Comaiter
317
Americas
Botton Hall
Keir Hardie
Hardie
Rose Nemara Shaw
Mertle Walleres
Monument to be Erected on Gettysburg Battlefield
A monument costing about 315000 will be erected on the old battlefield to memorialize valor of Union and Confederate soldiers at Gettysburg. The project is led by a committee including McConnell and Beeson, reflecting on the battle and its commemoration for future generations.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Chicago
Ans
Gettsehars
Beesman
McConnett
Diemors
McCannell
Trwenty-fiurrh
Met‘annelle
Leen
Dilter Min McCanell
Arileta
Atoriea
Burglary defendant Frank Mattis cries during sentence hearing
Frank Mattis, convicted of third degree burglary at Teintyslash Street residence, faced district court this morning. He proclaimed innocence and asked for leniency while the judge observed his remorse before sentencing him to a term in the penitentiary for his balance of life.
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Frank Maltty
Guilir
Deho
Teintyslash Street
Trior
Sim
Criel
Toby
Saylor
Bret Clfynce
Bern
Stur Nonor
Deemie Best
Fudge
Atentiary
Pioneer Eliza Owells Life in Weber County Mourned
Veatertay obituary notes Eliza Owells pioneer of Weber County died of cancer aged about seventy eight. Born in Yorkattee Bog in 290 she crossed with a handcart company in 1426 with her father. Survived by one son and one daughter funeral set for Ulntsh on Sunday at noon with burial in City cemetery.
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Veatertay
Ulotah
Eliza Owelll
Weber County
Q'Nelll Wea
Yorkattee
Bog
Vweah
Bela
Bertal
Ulntsh
White House dinner marks tariff bill discussion and allies
A presidential dinner at the White House gathers Democratic leaders and cabinet members to discuss tariff revision and the 1890s platform while the president reiterates a sincere effort for downward revision as an honest aim. Attendees include many finance and ways and means committee members, vice presidents, speakers, and numerous senators and representatives.
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White House
Washington
White Tees
Cesson
Canpan
Henators Craft
Nale
Text
Aldrich
Cullom
Daniel Lodge
Torrone
Pen Tosa
LeCumter
Fanterre
Halley
Bimmona
Brwoot
Deight
Dalzell
Penn
Payne
McCall
Mess
HNL
Conn
Underetod
Ain
Gurk
Crumpacker
Ind
Hrousseary
Griegs
Needham
Cab
Calderbeat
Fordham
Galweg
Fog
Wendel
Lockworth
Ing
Representa
Primitive Lamb Feet Liver Loaf Recipe
A garbled early 19th century recipe describes soaking lamb feet in cold water, simmering with pork, pepper, salt, and spices. It instructs mixing herbs and berries, boiling, simmering for hours, fat removal, then chilling overnight before serving. Contains numerous transcription errors but preserves core steps.
Ruskin and Art Critique in Turmoil
Fragmented text discusses Walter in Muskie era conflicts over artistic taste and proportion. Mentions Rome, Angleo Mo ten, and Brinlart Walker tangled debate on authority and opinion in art critiques. References unclear events and outcomes amid chaotic era chatter.
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Ruskin
Art Critiea
AL Sindart
Walter Telte
Muskie
Angelo Moten
Rome
Brinlart Walker
Utley Case Proceeds In Sutton Death Inquiry
The naval inquiry resumes as Lt Utley testifies about rumors and motives surrounding James N Sutton's death. Marine and naval officers observed in court while Sutton's mother Mrs Sutton acts as complainant. Defendants from the marine corps attend with many witnesses and officers present in the packed room.
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Aenapellé
Naval Hosed
Ite
Hers ‘Inday
Ideut
Jamea N. Sutton
Ore
Solten
Tle
Ant
Mra Sutton
Sutton
John Mac
Changicn
Ulery
Atavine Corps
Burgeon F.C. Oock
Seto Court
Combeanter
Equosel
Hood
Ang Horiom
Acacresy
Balding
Adatog
Willem F. Tevan
Edward A. Osterman
Eiward
Increasing Interest in Art Teaching in the United States
A detailed report based on a U S Bureau of Education inquiry finds rising public interest in art and its application to industry and national welfare. Henry T. Dalley notes broader demand for art instruction across schools, colleges, and civic programs, with France Germany and England cited as benchmarks.
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Warhington
Aug. S
United States
Henry T. Dalley
Mareachorett
London
United States Bureau of Education
Dalley
Lauiages
Department of the Interior
United
Malley
France
Germany
England
Fermis
United Tales
Cidevy
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Rollegen
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Arrested for Playing Marbles for Keeps
Washington A Tate reports that two local boys were brought before the police court on charges of playing marbles for keeps. The magistrate said the act violated a local rule and warned that such behavior would not be tolerated.
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Washingtom
Ate
Jon
Keeny
Walt
Aubert
Thaws Mother on Witness Stand in Pathetic Scene
The trial coverage details Mrs. Mary Copley's testimony about Thaw and her son, with her memory of events and the court’s handling of questions. Jerome presssures, Thaw’s reactions, and mention of witnesses recounting linked memories in a wide testimony sequence.
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Morechaunt
Witneas
Harrys Teanelites
Hla Massy
New York
Tinewster Craper
Sie Bache
Lady Cunard
Arthur Hadley
Tads Paget
Mtr
Mre
Witten Jay
Bart
Jerome
Deanariasing
Larry
Tiettion
Erane
Riar
Dustire Stu
Fragmented OCR reads of a diary style note on emotions
The readable portions describe a person named Mee TRAw and Viv, with mentions of feelings, reflection on gender and a male figure. The text is garbled and several phrases are incomplete, yielding only scattered personal emotional content without a clear event or outcome.
Exorus From National Capital Alr Lady Degun Exorus
Fragmented text discusses events in Washington with references to politicians and a named representative. The garbled lines mention the Senate, a vote or attendance, and a weekly schedule, but no clear outcome or dates are readable. The piece reads as a disjointed report with multiple typos and missing context.
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Exorus
Alr
Lady Degun
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