Burglary at 25 Centa Street Leaves Mess and Loss
Random references describe a break in at 25 Centa Street where burglars ransacked the house searching for wine, causing destruction akin to a hurricane. They fled with about $149 from a cash box and left a damaged scene. local authorities investigated amid mixed garbled details and a note about storage services.
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St A. Peterson
Tan
Alur
Sr. Petenecat
Jorg Beaneromt & Sone Conyang
Hermitage notes and state fair prep in early Ogden news
A Ogden area bulletin details roll calls at a ceremonial gathering, warnings on licensing for fur sales, and social visits to the Hermitage over a weekend. It also lists attendees from Balt and Ogden at local events, a tree of damages from a runaway incident, and progress on water supply for a prospective building.
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William W. Barker
Atte
Kerry
J. Kelly
O'Neill
Etta S. Oneil
Ulntah
Alma Keyes
Daniel Gi
Dye
C. J. A. Lindquist
Georges A.len
George Kendall
Charles Perpetus
Robert Ale
Sire
O'Neives
Webb
Wintah
Burglar Sentenced to Die for Murder in New York
Willama Trants, a burglar, was sentenced to die this week for the murder of Frank Jankowski in Lakewood. The case centers on a $25,000 paid-up life insurance policy naming a beneficiary, with funeral expenses to be paid. Insurance agents argue they would not have consented to the arrangement had they known of his burglary career. they say death by burglary was not contemplated in the contract.
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New York
Willama Trants
Frank Jankowski
Lakewood
Lils
Axente
Iekx
Life saved by quick jump as car wrecks near White Plains
New York scene recounts a dramatic rescue after a car stalled under a locomotive. Sire George I Trunbull, widow of a wealthy contractor, saved her child and narrowly escaped with minor injuries. A bystander was injured. a $6,000 vehicle was destroyed in the crash near White Plains and another millionaire bystander narrowly avoided harm.
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New York
George I Trunbull
Fang
Sit
Nestier
Cilaten W. Kinsella
White Plaica
Bea Tree
Anten Burt
Whipping Post Suggested for Wife Beaters by Magistrate
New York August 9 In passing judgment on a man charged with harming his wife Magistrate Hossa declared the chate needs a whipping post for wife beaters and said more is needed for men and women regarding punishment and reform.
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New York
Chyterd
Haring Mackene
Ryer
Hossa
Wits
Accidentally Burns 9600 in Paper Money
New York August 9 Mrs Charins Hart Nite faced a bizarre incident when a concealed $607 to bill money burned in a skirt pocket. A sudden blaze consumed the stack before a fire was discovered, destroying the currency and leaving the names and details obscured in the cigarette smoke.
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New York
Bast Display Offering Cash Prizes for Horticulture Exhibits
A local notice states cash prizes of 76, 50, and 25 will be awarded for the first, second, and third best agriculture and horticulture products. Awards must come from a single locality or city within the county, regardless of the number of exhibitors or total entries.
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Cole
Prizes for Novelty Exhibits in Vegetables and Fruits
Jost to make it interesting Ma Glanmann offers a yearly subscription to the Daily Standard for the best exhibit. Prizes include: largest pumpkins stacked, longest fruit strings, most even cucumbers for pickling, best variety squash, and more. Winners qualify for twelve months free Standard access. payment question asks who pays.
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Jost
Ma Glanmann
The
Daily Standard
Bowman special prizes at Ogden Morning Examiner exhibit
A. R. Bowman offers ten yearly subscriptions to the Ogden Morning Examiner as prizes for agricultural exhibits at the fair. Awards include subscriptions for the top peaches, Hubbard squad tomatoes, largest three ears of corn, largest three tomatoes, largest three cucumbers, largest red cabbage, latest watermelons, large red peppers, largest sugar beets, and largest dressed beets. Winners receive the Examiner free for one year.
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A. R. Bowman
Ogtes Morning Examiner
Ogden Morning Examiner
Ir Kose
St. 10
Premium Sheep Prizes Announced by Mr Patrick and Partners
Special premiums for best sheep awarded by Mr Patrick among four states with 80 Hocela Ram Lambs tied to Fleshy Boy lineage. Five fat lambs judged, tied to To n icott Ri, with 40 Warm Lambs registered. Two named ram classes offered at R60 each by E W Patrick for exhibition, with strong value noted for sheep men to pursue.
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Toincott
Patrick
E. W. Patrick
Country Band Contest Sees Close Finish at Sea Drift
Amid chaotic seas and dangerous tides a carneying boat rescued a man drowning as the Country Band Contest pressed to the finish. The event, held at the fair, awarded prizes of 60, 49, and 420 dollars for top placements, with results determined within about an hour and 27 minutes on Thursday September 136.
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Hell Gate
Fair Association
National Irrigation Congress in Spokane Ad Notes August Events
National Irrigation Congress coverage from Spokane Washington describes an August session at Jackson Park and a gathering at the German Building led by Mrs Retina with about four disciple-like attendees. The notice mentions round trips and ticketing with dates around August 3 and 7 and return limits, guided by agent O L Bee for further details.
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Jeckeon Park
Sommer Smashes Wright Aero Record Before Crash
Aviator Sommer flew yesterday for two hours, 29 minutes and 3 seconds to beat Wilbur Wright's world mark. He halted his engine too abruptly, the plane nosedived and wrecked, yet Sommer was uninjured. Exposition rates listed from Ogden to Seattle with daily departures beginning in February.
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Toser Sommer
Wilbur Wright
Sommer
Tangles as fight erupts in chaotic street melee
Witnesses describe a sudden clash as Bo struck a man in the face amid a brawl. The assailant staggered, recovered, and fled while onlookers watched, some stepping in before police arrived to quiet the scene.
Falls From Car When Stricken With Apoplexy
Taroma Aug. K A. Raymond, a retired elder and pioneer of Walterins, fell from a moving streetcar on Saturday amid a spell of apoplexy. He struck the pavement, suffered brain injuries, and remains unconscious with hopes for recovery at this time.
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Taroma
Raymond Sert
Ane
Emeer
Walerins
Ting Waterer
Veterans on Special Trains Parade at Ogden Camp
Thousands of Grand Army of the Republic veterans arrive by special trains from multiple states for the Utah encampment in Ogden. The procession and decorations honor Union Civil War veterans as families watch, marking a celebratory week-long gathering.
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Utah
Meenbere
Gran Army of the Republic
Ogden
Hoss
Aalde
Bouthamm Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Grand Army
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Ohio
Neseachusetta
Colorado
Grand Arty
Republic
Qaten
Grand Army encampment inflames Salt Lake City crowds
Thousands gather as the Grand Army of the Republic encampment unfolds in Salt Lake City. Reports describe military displays, receptions for veterans, and Union ex-prisoners of war joining the Federated events. Weather hints at heat but mountain breezes temper the crowds.
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Salt Lake City
Remblic
Camfogin
Speria
Empera
Fergar Alten
Rommandertaghini
Sena
Vethering
Atelvata
Abe
Vhall
Salt Lake
Thit Association
Jrormeten
Saltake
Clara
Peripatetic Method Revival Sparks 20th Century Interest
Chitsan in August reports revival of Aristotelian Peripatetic ideas as modern women in Chicago lead practical lessons inspired by ancient Athens. Raymond Robins of the Women’s Trade Union League promotes the initiative, noting concerns about mid-summer meetings affecting turnout and engagement.
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Chitsan
Atitotle
Peripatetic School of Philosophy
Athens
Raymond Robins
Womens Trate Unior Lengur
Pee
Three Hundred Thousand At Atlantic City Sunday
Atlantic City, Auk. 9. More than three hundred thousand people visited the city hotels, boardwalks and beach yesterday. Hotels operated relays to serve patrons as a surge of visitors arrived. Police were ordered to avoid interference with those seeking a quick rest or meal between long walks on the boardwalk during the rush.
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Atlantic City
Beart Walka
Beach
Vrach
Guasion Line Daily Salt Lake Excerpt
Ambiguous OCR fragment describes a daily rail or travel line to Salt Lake City. Mentions Guasion and Damberger line with a round trip fare around $2.00 and a daily schedule reference. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Salt Lake
Guasion
Damberger
Aguet Wik
Chinaman Assaults Wary Would-Be Rescuer
A Chinaman assaulted a would-be rescuer at a residence as neighbors reported two men trespassing. The victim awakened yesterday by noise, saw the assailants through a window and confronted them before the invaders fled, prompting a doorknock and police call.
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E. Begern Mae
Five Guys Succeed in Swimming of Hele Gate In New York
Five men from Manhattan and Melt City competed in a water event described as Hele Gate. The teachers and water experts led by Ciara Seth Teach officials noted the race involved feverish time trials and a mix of ages, with at least two participants achieving notable finishes.
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Hele Gate
New York
Ang
Sfr
Manhattan
Uhrouk
Ciara Tay Seth Teach
Maple emblem and gatekeepers at Balt Lake gathering
Fragmented text describes a Maple emblem guiding a conductor to a lake resort area with talismanic influence on gatekeepers. It mentions Balt Lake City, troops of veterans and tourists, campfires at Assembly Hall and Armory, Grand Army of the Republic commander Nevius meeting visitors, and a reception under the angpher at the World An citizens' committee in Balt Lake.
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Batt Lake City
Ube Mortaf
Balt Lake
Assembly Hall
Temple Square
Armory
Grand Army
Nevius
Ue Repub
Citizens’ Committee
Notice to Contractors for Nock Springs Bank Project
The Nock Springs National Bank will receive bids for the material and construction of a three story brick bank and office building. Bids must be sealed and submitted by August 22, 1907 at their office or Witten Dubois Architect Cheyenne Wyoming. A certified check of 2500 dollars must accompany each bid.
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Nock Springs National Bank
Eli
Amt
Witten Dubois
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Satinek
Privitone
Meeting of the Boys in Blue in a transit town
A ragged fragment notes a meeting of a group labeled Boys in Blue. The text mentions Remala and Aramd Aire, with references to settling in a city, tents, and waiting for times. It remains unclear and names are garbled.
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Meeting OF the
Boys IN Blue
Aramd Aire
Omral Mera
Talbine
Fragments of Fraternal Lodge Notices and Meetings
The text lists multiple fraternal orders with meeting nights and locations. Names like JAMES MaxcDETH and HENRY KISSEL appear as noble and secretary. Dates, halls, and buildings are referenced, but OCR clarity is limited. the passage reads as a compilation of meeting notices for lodges in Green City and Ogden with scattered personal names and times.
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Oraen Lodge No
Ving Brothers
James Maxcdeth
Noble Grant Henry Kissel
Veterans Remembered In Town Liners At Lake Amy
A local registrar notes that many veterans from the area died for their country, while residents reflect on the sacrifice. The piece mentions private mourning and a desire to stay in the town, with authorities expected to take action on ext measures as a sign of respect.
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Ieee
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