Random references hint at local business and politics
A garbled OCR list mentions a school election tomorrow with voter participation and various local businesses. Names like El-Maney Kelly and K Btoart & Co appear among scattered references to real estate, jobs, advertisements, and coal and grocery firms. The fragmentary text also notes visits to Ogden and Wells, with several partial addresses and product offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
El-Maney Kelly
Aed
Kelly
K. Btoart & Co
Tim E
Keleber
Cheyrass
Ogden
Fyascussip Yeies
Reed
Creamil Jobs Weywertht & Burt Compaty
Mysterious Election Notice and Local Ads
A fragmented OCR page notes an election tomorrow with every registered voter urged to vote early. It references coal sellers, local shops, and a parade of colorful ads including dolls, theater mentions, and a train route reminder between Opden and Balt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutle
Parker Coal
Schedule Arranged For The Basketball Season
A northern division teeing ceremony of the Biate High School basketball association was held at the MCA. Balt Lake Clay attendance numbered 61d with Granite present. Balt Lake withdrawal noted due to church realia. The schedule lists Brigham High vs Weber Academy January 4 at Orienham and a series of Brigham, Weber Academy, Granite, and Ogden games from January through March across Ogden Salt Lake and Orden venues with return matchups and state school for Deaf and Blind participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biate High School
Ihe
MCA
Balt Lake Clay
Balt Lake
Orieham
Deal
Bilad
Oplen
Oden
Lrigham Hirath
Behouk
Orden
Weber Academy
Salt Lake
Belgham High
Granite
Jacuary
Eden
Granite Es
Oesen High
Peef
Gen
Astetata High Ve
Granita Lighte
Ogden High
Peony Ary
Ogden
Opden
Tigenite Tlch
Oxden
Tyranile High 4
Peat and Blind
Sci
Marek Isd
Geten High v9
Sebrel
Maren Sta
Grane Ichse
Brigham Seh
Marci Bh
Onden
Revelations of Russian Statistics
An article from Chicago on November 2 recounts figures from the Russian government era, alleging thousands killed or exiled by repression and detailing witness testimony about government actions. It cites figures on casualties, arrests, and alleged plots tied to czarist rule and famine during uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sutsiere
Erar
Gerrus
Soma
Les Jn
Attyrnes Pugs
Ussian
United States
Coritafesionye
Dietriet Court
Vania Dum
Dolez
Fe Tipine
Kavsaia
Eden
PawKs
Hryaetan
Portlem Vetugena
Californiars at Tea Sheetings in Sacramento meet
Fragmented text mentions a Sacramento event with references to a president and investigations. The readable portions include names, dates, and scattered phrases about a meet, service, and various entities.
Weldon Stranded in Ogden in World Race Rivalries
The article outlines a global around the world race starting in Paris with competitors Weldon and a Hungarian rider named Wel don later reaching Los Angeles while Weldon is stranded in Ogden. A New York firm offered a 210 prize to the first to Paris after circling the world, attracting American entrant Henry Fleber who surged ahead. Weldon suffered a breakdown needing days for a new wheel as the competition unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekeleh
Henry Fleber
New York
Melimichty
Misher
Weldon
Deeply mourned in memory of Clark farewell notice
Funeral tribute from family and friends reflecting on Clark death. Expressions of grief, faith, and eternal rest. Poignant lines promise comfort, prayer, and reunion in heaven. Messages emphasize love for Clark, loss felt by parents and kin, and hope in divine mercy.
French Officials Consider Hayden Situation Critical
French officials deem the Hayden situation critical and indicate readiness to cooperate with American mediation. M Carteron has orders to act with Mr. Farniss, and the Associated Press notes France may welcome American intervention to restore order in the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden
Micision
M. Carteron
Farniss
Associated Press
Trance
Hasti
Sao
Living Advertisement for Postum Coffee Substitute
An old letter describes a trial of coffee substitutes and health claims. It recounts a person who quits coffee, experiences headaches, and tries Postum as an alternative, noting perceived health benefits and shifts in wellbeing while avoiding caffeine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renalree
Citfee Dlasgteva
Portia
Bervadsoens
Postam
Tangier Cay
Galvin Denies They Southern Pacific Report
Calis vice president and general manager of the Southern Pacific states no interest in Great Western Power or other power concerns. He discusses electrification plans for the Bay Area and Ore Valley routes, noting fuel costs and the future potential of electricity across the Sierra Nevada. An excursion to Spokane is offered with a round trip fare from Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE Calis
Eoera
Boutherm Parinr
Hat Unis
Ban Franck
Bouthern
Caltin
Bawnoet Buusht
Great Western Mower Company
Uattens Tytnary
H Calltt
Sas
Luc
Wera
Truesre River Power Company
Navads
Calinelatmis
Merurhen
Alameda Apt
Government seeks Supreme Court review in Essex case
Washington November 30 Attorney General Honaparte formally filed with the Supreme Court a petition for a writ of certiorari to the Seventh Circuit. The government seeks review of a judgment reversing Judge Landis in the Standard Oil Essex case involving a $29 million award. The request for three weeks was granted until December 21 after the government consented to two weeks. The effect is to delay review until after the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honaparte
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Cour of Appeals
Seventh Circuit
Jute Landis
Essex
Miller
Miller Tat Quest
Millet
Khesher
Stan
Supreme Court
Call Issued To Baseball Leagues In New York
Ireelget Ut T Powers of the Farers bootball league issued a call for a meeting in December in the city. Owners of clubs of that league and of the American association are to ratify and carry out the recommenda dicot about higher classifcation. The national commission met in Chicago and will meet next week.
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New York
Ireelget
Ut T. Powers
Farers
Lesaed
Atvtar
American Association
Holtalo
Minton
Trone
National Commission
Chicago
Wlth
Actin
Werry Pulliam
Bey Ala
Aged Man's Stomach To Be Analyzed In Death Case
In Venerifie Illinois November 30 an autopsy plan is announced after the death of Waritz linked to the arrest of Nelle Morton 17 on charges of accessory to murder. State Attorney Treklonburg reports the cause involved the stomach division under medical examination to counter Miss Morton's account. Witnesses include Kidney Baker alleged to have chloroformed Waelts e before the fatal fall. Baker is a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venerifie
Waritz
Nelle Morton
Treklonburg
Et Clair County
Erwin
de. Erwin
Baker
Rallery
Nestwiitle
Seamen's Wages Not Garnishable in Navy Case
Washington declares seamen's wages cannot be garnished. James J. Toit, tax assessor, argues against garnishment for the Interdelant State Navigation company. The Hawaiian court ruled wages could not be touched, with the system court approving the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James J. Toit
Yawail Toreus
Interdelant Steat Navigation Company
Mott
Nasization
Hawaiian Coort
Ueoni
Jon Peing
Juries Bay
Finance May Prove to Be Total Loss
Washington November reports indicate a finance tray loan pending for the purchase of steamship and Tremont vessels now at Beantie. The line and undersea assets are to feed an transport to the Indiana canal with Uhenw replacing Lae Xiance as of November 21. The group seeks 21,200,000 to protect ORG transfers and asks for further review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Witeht
Tremont
Ue Kovetar
Mw Ton Merete Tines Al Pauton E Study
A fragmented text item references Mw Ton and Merete Tines Al Pauton in a historical context. The readable portion hints at a dataset or record tied to an Eldayh event dated around 200. Further specifics are unclear due to missing bits.
Officials disclose nothing in Uintah murder search
No new developments in the Uintah murder case were reported yesterday as authorities pursue leads. Local officers stated the suspect may have fled yet remain in the region, while residents urge restraint and caution. A Uintah resident criticized linking the crime to locals, noting many know nothing of the case.
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Tee oMferre
Uintah
Gale
Ives
Mary Offenders In Judge Murray's Court
Morning session detailed pleas from multiple defendants including Arthur Burlenlind, Lake Powell, Le FL West, Walliant Conk, Jobs Rogers and others. Judge Murray suspended sentences with orders to vacate the city, while some defendants admitted guilt or entered pleas of not guilty amid limited evidence of drunkenness and disturbances.
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Sanday
Artaur
Lake Poolws
le FL West
Walliant Conk
Jobs Rogers
Sao Rehl
Rey
Jehard Marton
Teardo
Bergare
Alec
Harriman Roads Called Into Court Amid Rio Tangle
In New York a high profile hearing on the Union Pacific litigation drew prominent figures including Senator Wim and A Clark. The case seeks to set aside ownership of subsidiaries within the Union Pacific system and block control by rival lines. Government counsel read testimony from Interstate Commerce Commission hearings. bankers Kuhn Loeb, Jamey Stiiman, and others watched as legal arguments unfolded before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Wim, A. Clark
New York
Frank R. Kellogg
Union Parife Raltroid Company
Southern Parife
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Balt Lake
Union Pacific
Oregon
Atchiton
Topeka
Jobo A. Mubura
EB. H. Martian Acd
Iir Mas
Jawrets
Jacob X. Sehnt
Otto Koko
Kuhn Loeb Fe Co
Jamey Stiiman
National
Trial records name Uhrbank and Clark allies in inquiry
The document cites Uhrbank and Senator Clark of San Pedro as lead figures in a case linked to a Chicago and Alton investigation. Lawyers for both sides presented the test list from the Sherman Act inquiry, alleging that Union Pacific and related firms acted as rivals in a stock dispute. Alexander Sitar, secretary of Union Pacific and allied companies, testified about multiple directors and officers involved across these entities.
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Uhrbank
Wea A. Clark
San Pedro
Lae Anerios & Salt Tale Nelway Moiteny
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific
Alexander Sitar
Unto
Pacite
Southcom
Banished Chinese Editor Issues Farewell Address
Hong Kong officials expelled two editors from the colony amid a boycott on Japanese youth and riot charges. The editors spread a farewell message rhetoric accusing authorities of censorship and oppression. Community leaders warned against actions that could invite summary deportation and curtail personal liberty in Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Pheng Fac
Vemerulas Renenagers
Hee Leward
Han
Sher
Poo
Nut of
Evantal
Neal
Bhear Hao
Canadian officials delayed by quarantine detour in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on November 20 Peter Clinch of Bt Joka North representative of the Canadian government and Anna K Vena of Waterloo unt were detained for days. They were en route to Canada with livestock, blocked by Canada’s quarantine against animals traveling through New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Massachusetts due to foot and mouth disease. A telegram from the Canadian department of agriculture confirmed the situation.
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Lexington
T’eter Clinch
Bt Joka
N. 1
Anna K Vena
Waterloo
Unt
Canada
New York
Canadian Department of Agriculture
Embargo Timing Hint From Fragmentary Text
The fragment suggests a roughly ten day period before an embargo would be enacted or effective, hinting at an administrative or policy deadline and the anticipation of official action.
Latapetin Trust Co Fails To Open For Business
New York November 30 The Latapetin Trust company Teotganttalca of the Jackson Trust company of Brooklyn failed to open today. Officials announced only that the bank would not pay deposits in full and that reorganization plans had drained resources. Jackson Trust president John G. Jenking Jr faces grand larceny charges from a former tenure. The state superintendent took charge and promised hundred cent on the dollar prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Latapetin ‘Trust Company
Teotganttalca
Jenkson Trust Company
Broolon
Oaly
Jankine ‘Trust Company
Lam
Era
Tutte
Joan G. Jenking, Jr
Brooklyn
Peattore
Striking Clay-Workers Refuse Return at Amboy Plant
Penh Amboy reports strikers at Keasbey's clay plant of the National Fire Propdeg company refuse to return as whistles call workers. About 150 soldiers remain on guard, company kept under arms in Bluzebeth for emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penh Amboy
Keasbey
National Fire Propdeg Company
Bluzebeth
Pope Pius IV Stricken With Blight Fever in Rome
Reports from Rome state Pope Pius IV contracted a severe fever today and was confined to bed. Doctors Petacel and Marebitava said with careful care and rest the situation should not worsen though audiences have been suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius
Rome
Petacel Ang ‘Marebitava
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Fred, J. Kiesel Cother
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Banished
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