Postponed church events and local notices
Local items note a Presbyterian hall postponement from December to October 10 and announce supper by the Presbyterian church on Thursday and Friday evenings. Other notices mention Danich Henor in Morgan, weather concerns, upcoming court sentences, a grand Woodmen ball with ticket prices, advertisements, and various local personalities and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecanhar
Presbyterian Church
Danich Henor
Morgan
Oden
Boyle Furniture Co
Tauvnny Crist
Anil
District Court
Ralapp
G. Warren
Gorow
Drrgains
Wash
Payne Umd
5Th Strerk
Chapman House
Vis
Fred al
Kiesel
Jim
Conley’s Hill
Abermithy
Welthia
Cwifornia
Watts & Welsh
Hockton
Gwlifontin
Pheehrep
Willon
Montana
Callorsia
Surly Epping
Abernathy
Valgurnisa
Chile
Delivery men and buyers pull in odd hour bids
A fragment mentions delivery, bids, and a local street scene at 2110 Washington Avenue with a new walling theater and a plan for night arrivals. It references a price per time for civilian longha and a betrayal of a local domain, but details are unclear.
Municipal Court Hears Petit Larceny Cases
Two petit larceny defendants received sentences after hearings in municipal court. Milas Wilson and Hugh plead guilty for unrelated incidents with penalties including fines and short jail terms. Qhida Pelerann had sentence suspended. Mike Matiens and others faced various outcomes as proceedings continued.
Burial of Dr Parker at City Temple service
Thousands of mourners joined a procession past the body of Dr Parker, late pastor of City Temple, as his burial took place Monday. In keeping with the deceased’s wishes, no mourning was worn, yet a large display of moral tributes reflected the respect of attendees despite inclement weather delaying some bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonday
Storm Delays Hit City Transit and Wires
Last night a severe storm disrupted telephone and telegraph lines eastward while trains arriving from the west were delayed one to fifteen hours. Early reports from the Black Hills indicated major weather but no serious damage expected on the ranges. The storm abated by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Dee
Worth
Black Hills
Cable linking distant islands begins Pacific cable project
Mackayat George Wind vice-president of Vanmereial Cable company and Cradley vice-presidents of Posty Tealegraph company start today for San Francisco to oversee the initiation of laying the Pacific cable intended to connect the United States with the Philippine and Mariana islands.
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New York
Der
Mackayatt
George Wind
van Mereial Cable Company
Taker
Ail BO
Cradley
Posty Tealegraph Company
Si Franciaed
Manyitn
Philippine Islands
Castro Is a Fighter Amid Venezuelan Revolt
Port of Spain reports Castro’s forces resist revolts with promised funds from General Matas. Venezuelan authorities push arms and troops toward western Venecuela as revolutionaries, led by Castro and other leaders, vow to press the struggle despite setbacks.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Dee
Castro
Atead
General Matas
Eihit
Atder Matas
Aeinet
Frome
Galwabila
Vaucanelay
Owlywale
Tagattere
Ventaneda
Vesonela
Exposition opens with Governor leads amid animal show
A regional exposition opens this evening featuring the National Hereford show and dairy stalls. Governor leads welcome remarks at the pavilion in the park as judges and exhibitors from multiple states parade past the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teyter Park
Inman
Hereford
Jodie Wee
Poland
Rae
Teas
UD Chester Whitkening
Avery Fat
Dorey Brat Hanos
Berns
Iauley
Mysore
Tir & Son
Cline
Hovetous
Gove
Helten
Maclin Boe
Milan
Saloon Becomes New Owner After Local Transaction
The Commercial National Bank owns the building housing the St. Lads Beer Hall and leases it to the new proprietors. The recent purchase details, including partners and lease terms, indicate a change in local saloon ownership approved this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lads
Baroy
MauGarthy
Puveligen
Persistent rumors and a fatal early morning incident
Unclear report describes a suspicious incident involving a missing person and a fatal shooting. Police and officials investigated a shop crime scene linked to a suspect named Wilkon Hadley. No body found yet, and details remain murky amid ongoing inquiries.
Unfortunate Woman Detained After drunken incident and insanity ruling
An unfortunate woman, alleged to be connected with UML, was examined yesterday by Doctors Dickson and Fernhou and committed as insane. She may be transferred to a asylum. A man was picked up last Wednesday evening, described as very drunken, amid a scene involving police. The note hints at social tensions and lower class strains.
Salaries Are Too Small Washington Debates Budget Report
A congressional report by General Knox discusses proposed pay increases for government workers, outlining the current docket and criminal prosecutions in U.S. courts. It details the number of cases pending, dismissals, and the status of prosecutions, with figures on customs violations, mail fraud, and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
General Knox
Itis
Milena
United States
Caer
AFA
Baya Ilkt
Malerihhe Inian Jawa
Varlans
Uwe
Kra
Fragmentary Prose on Wishes and Contentment
The passage presents a fragmented meditation where Clarence ponders desires and the nature of happiness. It contrasts wishing for renin seis with money and suggests that people naturally long for what they lack, closing with a terse, unfinished thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
Clarence
Fragmentary Message Placeholder in Old Time Dialect
A garbled note hints at memories of past days and a request to reconnect. It references a night, eyes, sweet days, and a small gesture of a letter or gift, but specifics are unclear and many words are misspelled or jumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Fragmentary OCR Memory From A Shifting Text
The readable lines describe a fragmented discourse about safety rules and control, mentioning a tavern, a mall, and a person named Hema. It hints at a government or official action and a surplus or aid context surfaced by the garbled wording. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Fractured OCR leads to unclear historic note
Fragmentary text appears to be a garbled historical snippet with scattered proper nouns and invented terms, lacking coherent events or clear individuals. No verifiable names, places, dates, or actions emerge to form a concrete news item.
Railroad Notes Outlines Sale and Consolidation Plans
The report covers Williat Granuia wage layoff and travel, a Rio Candy Western in Ogden event, Gov. W. Texkina's Salt Lake visit, a Port Jervis to New York sale, and a court auction result with L. D. Nickard as sole bidder. It notes a proposed consolidation with the Eileweide and Kingaian lines to close the gap between Port Jervis and Albany by about twenty miles.
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Williat Granuia
Fikert
Lovelack
Nevada
guy-Gar
den Loday
W. Texkina
Salt Lake
Falinds Amidland
Ogdendash
Wight
New York
Dee
Mining Stocks Morning Quotations From Salt Lake Exchange
The regular call of the Hall Lake stock and mining exchange reports morning transactions and quotations. Brokers Ferris hs s company rooma 2 j and ty Atlas bidet list bids and asks across multiple listed mines including Mammoth Keevapionila Silver King Silver Shield Stoshine and more with bids, asks, and prices varied throughout the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Bonn
Stoshine
Bwunwea
Bieks
Chele Sam Gou
Hid
Aeked
Wid
Makrd
Vuleo
Tite
Noe
Py Wish
Ha ‘Hehe
Arkel
Wiavshluggton
Onpled
Istawk
Shed
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Note From Ricaet
A damaged OCR fragment lists New York Stock Exchange quotations and mentions an individual born in 1828. The readable text references markets and a person tied to past financial activity, but concrete details or dateable events are not clear.
Fragmented OCR note on Calais events and political links
Fragmentary text discusses elections and charter issues in Colorada and references meetings, amendments, and a protest or opposition. Names and clear actions are obscured by garbled OCR, with scattered mentions of Walter Wed and a water-related topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Nanomitenert
Colorada
Gunn
Ameutmenks
Tadipi
Reed Health Report From Washington City
Washington dispatch notes Tom Red's health remains fragile with catarrhal complications. Dr Gardiner reports limited abdominal pain easing after treatment and predicts Mr Reed could be out within a day or two. Mrs Reed advised not to be overly concerned as condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Mrr
Reed
Drew Cardnary
Gardiner
Anglo Russian treaty debate on sugar duties in Commons
Foreign Under-Secretary Saninen told the House of Commons that countervailing duties and the ban on refined sugar imports were not inconsistent with the Anglo Russian treaty provisions. He said Russia had not replied and no final decision had been made, though no Russia protest was shown if she did not agree.
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Der
House of Commons
Foreignn Unider
Saninen
Russia
Captain Streeter Guilty in Strenter Case
Captain George Wellington Streeter Henry Hoeldtke and William McManus found guilty of manslaughter in the Kirk murder case. Jury fixes punishment at imprisonment and urges clemency. Trial followed a prior hung jury after long deliberation amid fight between Cooper and Streeter factions.
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Chietgo
Dee
George Wellington Streeter
Henry Hoeldtke
Willian McManners
John S. Kirk
Henry W. Cooper
Michigan
Kirk
Cooper
Streeter
Herranry 1
Kkirk
Insolent Boner Chie and Yang Yirhsiang’s Refuge in Kan Su
Reports from Peking state General Yang Yirhsiang has taken refuge in the walled city of Uochentze in Kan su. The Chinese government claims he seeks pardon and positions for loyalists, while Neweh Bhats-Rua sia notes Western disgust at China’s advance and plans a northward return. Naval talks under Admiral Ranvier discuss wage dispute adjustments.
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Victoria
Amcos
Peking
Boxey
Yang Yirhsiang
Refige
Uochentze
Kansu
Miéssane
Gerapart
Manchtria
Bank bribery trial recounts $135000 escrowed payoff
In St Louis a state bribery trial centers on Henry Nivolaus, millionaire Suburban director, who identifies $135,000 in escrow meant to sway approval of a franchise bill. He testifies about past payments totaling $40,100 and $75,000, details payments to House members, and reveals how funds were moved through safekeeping to lobby for passage while naming associates and institutions involved.
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Louis
Philip Rhock
Henry Nivolaus
Justiey
Suse Jory
Juliya
Lehman
Henry
Falkner
Alt Stock
Winer
Shetpayor
Nicolata
John G. Brinkmeyer
Douibine
Fitan Savings Tnetutiituo
Mandiy
Cp. Johior
Blook
Brinkmeyer
Hien Weit
Minsissippi Vy Ljoy Trust
Ear
Witneys
Jul K. Mym Rell
Brinksmeyer
Uagpes
Lineal Trash
Olioiahy
Tbe
Mississippi Vere Am Lindel Priet Companies
Dratoyl
Ur Dapowit
John K. Murrell
John Js
After the War in Colombia and U S weather notes
In Washington a decree announces a congressional election for mid March and another grants pardon to prisoners. Denver and Colorado report a regular blizzard with plummeting temperatures from 2 degrees below zero in Greeley to severe cold in other areas. Damages to ranges feared as winds persist and weather worsens.
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Washington
Sec
Harryave Bogula
Heen
Tink Andy Be
Alvawa
Arony Nune
Denver
Cole
Dec
Colorado
Porthers
tHame
Hein
Inwest
Greeley
Rice famine relief plan concealed by Philippine commission
Manila reports the Philippine commission, facing a famine, bought over 20,000 tons of rice in India and Asia to sell at a cash price covering cost. It appropriated 6,000,000 Mexican and kept plans secret to prevent price manipulation by operators and ensure relief for sufferers.
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Manila
Philpine Commission
India
New Copper Process Promises Metallurgical Revolution
New York reports a corrected copper and sulfide ore treatment method expected to revolutionize metallurgy. Inventor Normiey Knox of East Pittsburg Gas and financier George Westinghouse support the system, eliminating preliminary roasting and enabling hundreds of low grade copper veins to be developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Normiey
Knox
East Pittsburg Gas Company
George Westinghouse
Santa Fe Train Ditch Accident Near Wakaruan
A derailment occurred near Wakaruan around 1 o'clock involving a passenger train of five ranches and two cars on a double curve. The engine jumped the track, causing several cars to derail and injuring the engine crew and several passengers. Rescue work and details are limited due to the damaged report.
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Topuku
Kan
Trial hearing of De Rydztayshi detains Alva case
The hearing to determine if further proceedings will be taken against De Rydzayshi opens before Magistrate Gamue in Sim. Joan ila, a Trussian singer, faces the death of Alva Gory on 14 dornett Briday. Witnesses will be examined. Copal General Gawidy will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fytis
Joan Ila
Migratrate Gamue
Sim
Alva
Gory
Dornett Briday
Copal
Gawidy
de Rydzews
Storms devastate United Kingdom wrecks and ship losses
Severe storms lash the United Kingdom with multiple wrecks and bodies washing ashore. The Norwegian bark George Ville sinks near the Orkneys after seven boats are launched. three sailors drown and others are rescued. The British schooner Elian Bain is wrecked near Sunderland with all hands believed lost. The Danish barque Delos lands crew at Plymouth after aiding the King Sigurd, which sank near Misery Point.
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London
United Kingdom
Mlost
George Ville
South Stnuuldshayan
Orkneys
Orkney
Uven
Elian Bain
Bunderland
Mdanich Harkentine Delos
Plymouth
King Sigarda
Delos
Siard
Westchester Racing Assn Eyes Bonnings Track Amalgamation
The Westchester Racing Association has optioned Bonnings race track near Washington. The Washington hockey entity offered to move its track to the New York club for 20 years. Morris Park stockholders support the offer. August Belmont, a large stockholder in both groups, would drive a Belmont interests amalgamation if authorities take charge.
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New York
Bonnings
Washington
Westchester Racing Association
Washington Tockey Entty
Morris Park
August Belmont
Washington Hockey Lab
Westchester Aficials
Benning
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Testewie
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Kylmand
Fred M, Nye
Le-Towats Clotuter
Aweis
Presbyterian Chyseh
Thoreday
Polien
Aml
Lusir
Geo
Jamies H. Anderson
Mall, Lake
Wrth County
Joseph Stanford
C. R. Holbins
Andeveot
Republican State Central
Tuswell
Davies
Comley
Saleo
Chenconp
Star Struiguy
Walling
Gontipnen
Walt
Rial
Milas Wilson
Linprisammicut
Hugh
Polit Jaevany
Luevings Atites
Carpenter
Jewis
Qhida Pelerann
Mvether
Wusitantes
Nessa Stonokot
B. Barly
Cap Trae
Milver Meisner
Hans Wingedts
Petit Inaceny
Talon
Uns
Dr, Parker
Venganla
St. Lows
Corntr
GRANT
The
Commercial National Bank of
This City
Novespayer
Wilkon
Alpha Hadley
Oman
Mushed Wilkon
Wilkow
Wilton
Ainalvin
Dew
Auteteoiaury
Ono
Win
Pranaters
Paville Coast
Nament
Jay Lehol
Railroad Notes
Zyl
Hora i. Mi
Waked
Stoce Exchange
Uram
J. H. Bigger Brokerage Company
Ogden
Belebrdi
Mereston
Ile
Audi
Alten
Bai
Amelin
Asift
Ann Money
Aesd
Tom Red
Great Britain
Captain Streeter
Boner
Marsvillea, Dee
Adnoral Ranvier de Naval Commaniant
Lere
Colombia
Pariona
Congress
Santa FE
Bes
DE Rydztayshi
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