Government studies on smokeless coal combustion in furnaces
A government survey and the University of Illinois led experiments test smokeless burning of Vigols coal with and without whiaka in a 310 horsepower water tube boiler. Trials compare anthracite and bituminous coal, coke, and briquettes, with results noting smoke reduction, furnace modifications, and the need for uniform coal quality.
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Usl
Breckinridgs
University of 10Inola
Baller
United States
Eeological Survey
Ite Technologie Uraneh
Hevn Jarulag
Ehtminayn
Tepe
Standard Oil and Wall Street Panic Rumors Stir Markets
A scrambled, low clarity report claims Standard Oil and figures like Rockefeller and Rogers drive a panic in Wall Street. The piece accuses powerful combines of forcing subjection and provoking government weakness, warning of a collapse that would bend American independence to wealth.
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Standard Ol
Judge Landis
Wall Street
Beth Natural
Vich
Hare
Atl
Alocks
Jol D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogera Parhapa
Justin
Oldtime Revival Debate and Coal Mine Developments
A discussion of revival methods in the Methodist church features Bishop Vincent and Jobe Wesley era views as part of a broader context on revival terminology. Separately, the Independent Coal Company advances near Helper Utah, with a new mine to ship about 1000 tons daily by September and rising to 2000 tons by winter, plus a completed three and a half mile spur track and rapid development efforts. News notes include a Salt Lake raid on a poker room arrest and details on arrests of six men with two bailed out.
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Rochenter
Vincent
Neilels
Jobe Wesley
Bali Lake
Withhiln
Uirig
Independant Coal Company
Helper
Utah
The
Herald
Fileiper
Ani
Hesper
Salt Pale
Poker Room
Pergtél
East Lew
South Street
Slapson
Burton
Wade
A. M. McNich
Morrleou
Bartus
Yoah Mate
Lee
Wed His Former Wife in Davenport Iowa
Wilard G. Tor ter of this day and Myrtle Belbel of Davenport Iowa were married in Keokuk. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Roc Mellman at St John’s Missional Church. After three years of troubled life Mr and Mrs Foster were divorced last spring. Mrs Foster restored her maiden name. The ten months of single life ended as they reconciled and remarried. Foster is a son of Warren Foster of the city and is connected with the Van Dyke Euton Company.
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Sql Lake
Wilard G. Torter
Myrtle Belbel
Davenport
Iowa
Keokuk
Roc. Mellman
Bt. John's Mipisconal Church
Foster
Abe
Aingle
Mr. Neler
Mira
Mr. Poster
Warren Foster
Tsa Alty
van Dyke: Euton Company
Salt Lake Drug Gist Convention Set for August
Drugists gather in Salt Lake at the Commercial club for a joint meeting of Utah Pharmaceutical Association August 12 to 14. A large crowd is expected, with social events planned for visitors. On August 13 a business meeting precedes a reception for visiting women and wives.
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Ruthering
Progres
Visutas
Seelie Salt Lake
Cuto Vialnés
Orpheum
Salt Lake
Monovation
Cotmercial Club
Utah Pharmaceut Eal
Inesa Mestlag
Comlultien
Federal regulation debate at True Club meeting
Judge Peter Grosecup defended federal authority over interstate commerce during a True club session at the Baymepe Country Club Tuesday night. He argued the courts will regulate and control interstate trade, while a Traille club member pressed for more federal rules. Grosecup said not the amount but the quality of regulation matters.
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Chicago
Aug. S
Peter
Grosecup
Fz United
Bixtes
Eirown
Crittelaud Ulates
Whl
Traille Club
Judge Grosseup
San Francisco Harbor Improve Plan Nears Completion
San Francisco August 6 Cat Wan H Hiener of the engineer corps U S t retired has almost completed a comprehensive plan to improve the San Francisco waterfront. The proposal includes building 180 modern wharves providing sixty miles of berth space for ships engaged in port commerce. The Mercantile committee directs the project and aims to development of docks under modern principles. The plan includes wharves from Presidio county Mag Islay Creek basin with a timely election already authorized. It envisions an inner harbor with interlacing wharves between Islip Inlet and the Indian basin, linking to The Western Pacific rail line and a large tract north of the basin. Southern holdings sit above Creely.
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San Francisco
Cat. Wan
H. Hiener
Engineer Corps
U. 3
Col
Hew
Bmerchaufa Committee
Pasee
Islay
Creek Basin
Interlal
Isipin Crack
Indian Basin
Pacife
Thvns
Thia Basin
Lumber associations unite to oppose timber rate increase
Lumber manufacturers from the Pacific Coast and other regions plan a united campaign against a proposed rise in timber freight and selling rates. A conference with Oregon and Washington groups led to recommending a special committee to coordinate the effort with Seattle's opponents. George Kellogg attended but did not speak officially. A general committee will include several interested groups with local and eastern lawyers to lead the case.
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Feuille
Adg
Pacife Coast
Jauke
Oregon Lumber Mein the Taller
Washington
Seattle
George Kellogg
Secessary
California Redwood
Deporting Japanese, One Hundred Six to Leave United States
An Immigration bureau report from Fort Worth states that 106 Japanese, the largest number to date, will depart for the Orient on the steamer Manchuris. The group comprises Japanese arrested for theft at the Mexican border and sent back across the United States frontier.
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San Francisco
Orient
Cansist
United States
Phos
Immigration Bureau
Fort Worth
Unign Niners Checkered at Mont Lake Cont Company
In Chattanongs Tennessee August an injunction was granted restraining interference with the Mont Lake Cont company by workers of United Ming Workers of America Matriol No 19 Mont Lala. The order prohibits threats intimidation or other interference with business operations and names local officers and county officials in the action.
Bride and Groom Pack Stories From Durham Newsprint
A marriage ceremony took place last night in Durham as Lente B. Glomn, daughter of Ana Arbnchio, wed Covel O Ang Lonl Love Armittage. The Rev. Henry Seymour Hynes, pastor of Ang Birat Presbyterian Church, officiated amid family and church community observers.
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Covel
Ang
Armittage Itlyern
Durham
Ing
Fond
B. Glomn
Ana Arbnchio
Henry Seymour Hynes
Ang Birat
Presbyterianehuvelt
Cleveland
International Question on Fate and Ported Ship Order
An appeal from Nie is Hon of the Firpplay commission er mt. Jim Feaurisco, who had ordered for portod twenty for Chinese pisnybara Of ty Ouray stamp steaitship To-
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Nie
Hon
Firpplay Commtasioner
Jim Feaurisco
Pisnybara
Ty Ouray
Deserted from the Thal Ship Refused Reconciliation
The deserter Losan from the illu igud ship reportedly returned to the vessel site. The Chinese vice consul in San Francisco objects to the arrangement. The Department of State has referred the case to the Department of Justice for handling.
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Losan
Thal
Wevoun
Illiigud
Tha Mun
San Francisco
Department of State
Department of Juatica
No Sign Of Adversity Reported On Prosperity Tour
President Davideaw of the St lovin sa Francisco arm returns to New York after a tour through the Mississippi valley and western Texas. He cites nationwide prosperity, notes crop concerns have passed and predicts another year of record-breaking growth as business conditions improve from Chicago to Muxtoo town.
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New York
Davideaw
St Lovin ¢& Sa
Chicago
Des Moines Man Found Crazy After Barber Show Incident
In Des Moines Iowa a barber, A. Warren, was arrested after a customer was shaved while Warren, believed insane, claimed a mob of black assailants pursued him. The insanity commission found Warren has been mentally unstable for months and he blamed his wife for his troubles.
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Des Moines
Towa
A. Warren
Warren
Tswits
Gil
Thamon
Ieity Commission
Ile Moodhaunis
Wrontiie
II Hadeen
Bins
Breweries Destroyed In Destructive Fire Event
An article reports a large fire damaging multiple breweries including Samtlann Clio and Ang fea latao with extensive losses. Firefighters battled collapsing structures as explosions and smoke filled the area. Authorities assess damage and potential causes amid ongoing investigations.
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Samtlann
Clio
Ang
Won by Lord Dunraven in Cowhs Tale ot Wig Ange
A historic race outcome sees Lord Dunraven winning a contested event as accounts mention participants Cowhs and Wig Ange in a local copperplate style. The report highlights the priority of Lord Dunraven and notes the crowd’s reaction to the victory.
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Fuarmyen
Theosophist Cult Figure Leads Chileago Group
A local report outlines a theosophist cult led by a figure named in unclear text. The group is linked to a head figure in the United Kingdom and referenced with several misspelled names and places. Details remain fragmentary.
Ambiguous foreign ties cited in scattered report
Fragmentary OCR notes from an old page describe ties to Tul rope and New England points, with unclear mentions of England Ireland Sweden Denmark and Germany. A distant Russia Turkey frontier dispute is referenced, noting Persian territory incursions and British surveyors in the sixties amid reports of frontier delimitation.
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Lowa
Cal
Tul
Eetahnah Sueneay Nist Coluniéy
England
Ireland
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Tallane
New
Dhia
Petersburg
Fersta
Turkey
Ruebla
Belfast Quiet Returns as Docks Reopen After Strike
In Belfast the military patrol has eased. Factories and mills that closed are reopening today. More goods are moving from docks than on May Day since the dockers struck.
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Belfast
Bellaat
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