Two Brothers Cause Scene At Dreamland Restaurant
In a Dreamland restaurant incident, a gray haired man, described as debonair, entered and ordered a mid day meal then argued with manager Ken neds over his bill. The man, unlikely in appearance, departed after a brief exchange as cameras prepared for an extra Dreamland feature.
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Conte
Antion
Kyynody
Kennedy
Meitinsig
Juilor Anderson
Mubhady
Murphy Twamarray
An Effectual Threat from Civil War Memoir
A Youths Companion excerpt recounts Extra Billy Smith demanding obedience from exhausted troops as a general, portrayed in a vivid harsh moment. The narrative notes a panic among officers and soldiers, the general’s fury, and a threat to personally march the regiment if troops do not rise and move on.
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Billy” Smith
Simday
Augusta Flood Crisis Strikes City as Water Reaches Upper Floors
Amid rising floodwaters in Augusta, merchants scramble to remove goods to upper stories while city streets flood. Reports note water covering most areas, with emergency crews and residents seeking safety as supplies and services struggle to operate.
Fragmented Tale Reads Like Puzzle of Names and Sprifiee
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a cave scene with a child calling father and a mix of unusual words. It hints at a wonder or promise and a character who keeps the day, with scattered phrases about May and a figure named Balyudie.
Geor G Corse Dies After Long Illness in Utah
Geor H Corse, prominent Mason and longtime railroad official, died after years of locomotor ataxia and blindness. Born August 4, 1847 in Berlin, he worked for the Illinois Central, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Union Pacific before serving as agent at Ogden and overseeing Western freight for the Pacific roads. He leaves a wife and several children, with funeral arrangements to be announced by the Masonic lodge.
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H. Gorse
Dewen
Duckie Altie Jong
Aia
Sail Lake
X von
Hong Kong
China
Bev
Brown
Mazaug
Gorse
UTM
Gores War
Berlin
Cuming
Aur- Ingion Railroad
Fort Manion
Own
Keokuk
Burlington
Iowa
Ilector
Minnesota
Danville
Tay
Bursington
Dlasaul River
Chicago
Burs Uington & Quiiey
Melymga
Witl
Uhl Vagy, Hurlington & Quinlay
Tillary
Union Prife
Organlang
Tiegraphervice
Thee Creek
Promontory
Core
Davis
Ogden
Oregon
Corso
Andil
Hartman Lines
Chevera
Baytiern Pacific Road
Hyver
Corse
Higa
Guilty Pleas In Trespass Case On Railroad Property
ICHINAMANI PLEADED GUILTY as Mulholland Plenderson and George Helverson faced charges for trespassing on Southern Pacific railroad property. Officer Shumaker arrested them for slapping a worksite. Burke admitted drunkenness and received a five day sentence. A Chinese man named Yo Bind was held on vagrancy charges after a late night patrol.
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M. J. Mulholl
George Helverson
Shumaker
Southern Pacific Company
Bere Burke
Yo Bind
Magnetic disturbances from drilling near Twenty Sixth Street
Reports describe heavy nails and magnetic effects observed at a drill site near Twenty-sixth Street and at the Amerendtumen Supply company premises. A piece of glazed pottery was recovered from depth about 168 feet, with the drill showing magnetized ore-like sand and metal attraction leading to widespread impact on nearby structures and equipment.
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Tke Anertendumen Supply Company
Thesday
Evgincar Weel
Yendeney
Inaske
Strabine Ag
Ath Ui Uli
Awa
Lvis
Arita
Arson Boss Quoted In Fragmented Testimony
A garbled report describes a boss arson case with a quoted line and witnesses uncertainly recorded. The fragment hints at a dramatic confession or accusation, but readable details are limited. Further legible text is needed to identify the individuals, locations, and outcomes involved.
Return of Railroad Men from Portland Convention
Harriman officials and a Standard System of Rules discussed at the semiannual general superintendent meeting in Portland. The gathering, viewed as the most important to date, produced a unified upgrading plan to be enforced soon. J. Davig of the Oregon Short Line attended, with transfers and train delays noted for Union Pacific services.
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Jovat
Poyk Han Hheen
Haiti
Wan
Portland
J. Davig
Oregon
Woo
Fortland
Ogden
Gamblers Heath At Their Own Game
A fragmentary report describes gamblers manipulating a scene with a young man who signs for large sums and fears settling debts. A German‑styled figure and Captain Hoxemann are referenced amid warnings to refuse payment of checks and pursue apprehension if cash was demanded.
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Meldelberg
Lai Iim
Walter
Hagemman
Petron
Recruiting Station Permanently Established at Ogden
Captain Meyer of the Fourteenth United States Cavalry who has been responsible for recruiting stations at Opton and Balt Lake is recalled to close up the offices. The Ogden station has set a road record under Sergeant Paxnn and aims to secure good men for the service. In Captain Maywp’s absence Lieut Gaedecke will supervise all recruiting stations in the district.
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States Cavalry
Ly Ehmree
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Balt Lake
Sweal
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al Montis
Absobe
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Ogden Station Infantry Held in Present Role
Seventennil infantry and the Ogden station will remain at their current location and be in charge of Serguaub Puxton, preserving existing command and duties in the area.
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Seventennil Infantry
Ogden Station
Chatgs
Serguaub Puxton
Worary building gifted to Jordanville by Robinsons
The Worary building becomes a memorial to Mr Robinson's father, presented by Mr and Mrs Robinson. The President spoke briefly and left Oyster Bay for Hoboken on the Sylph bound for October Bay, with a special train planned for their return tonight.
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Robinson
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Mr. Robinson
Oyster Boy Venturrlug
Hoboken
Ovuter Bay
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