Musical History Club to host December 14 concert at Congregational church
Random references describe a musical history event at the Congregational church on Monday December 14 at 8 p.m. Details include venue, calls for attendance, and notes about a furniture sale and other local notices. The clutter includes ads for Ogden Furniture Co and various unrelated items.
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Glu
Wongrerational Church
Ogden Furniture Co
W. Kacey
Salmon City
Susleal History Club
Gare Comeeda
Congregational
W. Hagteatam
Stee
Oeton Jabet
Atvetzenn
Bisby Ty Elder
Deasen
Eburen
Ae Histerian
Kale Lahey
Police Court Hears Probed Cases At Dawn Session
Police court today dealt with alleged vagrancy and solicitation by a party of fallen women. A man named Taylor defaulted on arranging defense. bail set at $100. Meyers requested continuance to hire counsel, bail set at $150. Higgins and Perkins forfeited bail for drunkenness. Wheelwright, accused of criminal assault, appeared and was bound over to the grand jury. Marriott Anderman Hensel Fitzsimmons faced crosscharges. pleas varied from guilty to not guilty. Police testimony alleged robbery tale and drinking prior to arraignment.
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Alry
A. Taylor
Ancourt
Tenato
Meyers
Xyho
Casset Taylor
Waa
Nansolt Open
Tela Ie Wen
John Marriott
Caz
Andbrean
John Hensel
EL Fitzaimmons
Croskennves
Marriott
Jensen
Bie
Anderman
Hensel
Fitz
Heine
Oficers Chambers
Durke
Nyeen
Marrett
Chetty
Western Canada packing plant eyed by Chicago group
Winnipeg dispatch reports two Chicago drivers pushing for a new meat packing corporation to bypass Ulster trade barriers with several chief centers in western states. If approved one Winnipeg plant and three others in Canada would ship to Chicago as headquarters, with capital of 15 million dollars. Leading stock exporters oppose new plants and direct shipments of western cattle to Liverpool.
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Winnipeg
Stan
Ulster
Carate
Canada
Dtrlades
Chicago
Ecoperation
Leeding Ile
Tense labor dispute over motor car service on Southern Pacific
A San Francisco conference among Condyetera, Brakemen, Firemen and others signals a near showdown over motor car wage cuts on Southern Pacific California lines. Engineers, conductors, brakemen and firemen press back after pay reductions while train tonnage rose. union leaders and railroad officials convene in hopes of avoiding open conflict and securing new hourly rates and job protections.
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Southern Pacific
Dala
Marrimar
Botthera Pacific
California
Rexu: Urtralia
Tte
Saster
Mafone
Makier
Hickey
Salt Lake Division
Sathero Pacific
Itte
Hartiwan Weateraines
Patnre
Davis
Oregon Shot Line
Tratt
Thomas Carway
Charles Doty
Tha
Dhoxe
Cremen
Peps
Stezented
Mothra Power
J. F. Dunn
Oregon
Oregon Short Line Will Also Be On the Groon. In the Internets of Prace
Harmaony
Thera
Ruthie
Rockefeller’s Double At Church Causes Confusion
An article reports a man in Fifth Avenue Church who resembled John D. Rockefeller caused photo confusion among parishioners. The impostor, later identified as Joseph Howant from New Orleans, offered no explanation for the deception. Holidays within the agency cover long-distance travel rates and midwinter fare details for routes including Ogden to Salt Lake.
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New York
Fins Avinue Baptist
Joho
Tk Bockefeller
Rockefeller
Meitiockefeller
Joseph Howant
New Orleans
Heresy Debate in Worcester Church Sparks Controversy
An 19th century Worcester sermon by Rev. Frank Crane at Union Congregational Church defends heresy as a challenge to strict orthodoxy. Crane warns against fostering a new religion and criticizes reformers, sparking debate about church authority and modern tendencies within Christianity.
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Chicago
Ieresy
Clixton
Prank Craan
Union Congregational Church
Worcester
Tim
Crane
Anges Brult
Judge Gary V Sits the Bowery
A chaotic courtroom scene in New York centers on Judge Gary V and the Bowery, with a convoluted account of charges, suspects, and procedural twists. The piece mentions a murder case, police roles, and various figures tied to the Bowery incident, reflecting a sensationalized early 20th century report.
Two Masked Men Hold Up Car in Butte Montana
Two masked men robbed a Columbia Gardena car journey near Butte at night taking $20 from the company. No passengers were aboard. After the theft, the suspects warned the crew to proceed to Gardena or face deadly force. Sheriff and deputies have a clue and are pursuing the case with police.
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Butte
Moni
Teo
Columbia Gardena
Iumits
Wehet
Movarman
Sherif
Bie
Won Seventy Two Hour Race at Detroit Armory
Detroit residents witnessed a seventy two hour race at Light Guard Armory with Heaton winning by a large margin. The winner reported plans to compete at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, challenging the victor of a prior distance.
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Detroit
Mich
Dec
Heaton
Light Guard Armory
Bcard
Slapod
Siagea
Madison Square Garden
New York
Turalay
Wilis
Indigestion and its perceived causes and effects in daily life
A fragmented reflection on digestion problems and imagined triggers. The text nods to appetite loss, indigestion, and social beliefs about foods and remedies. It mentions personal experiences, curiosity about cause and effect, and a touch of humorous self observation. The piece reads like a stream of musings rather than a structured report.
Drug Clerk Planned Death By Own Action In Gas Incident
Samuel Shapiro, a New York drug clerk, allegedly planned to die by his own hand using gas after consumption of poison. Proprietor Harry Gordon was detained on homicide charges as police investigated a note found with Shapiro and the accidental asphyxiation theory emerged. Gordon admitted moving into the room to clear gas and adjust equipment shortly before Shapiro’s collapse.
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New York
Samuel Syapire
Gan Jn
Drone
Isn Dingatore
Ilarry Gardog
Tore
Bomielie
Shapiro
Gordon
Shaptro
Massive 1908 accident record sparks reform debates
A battered early-year report notes millions injured in industrial mishaps across the United States, detailing factory and workshop dangers. It cites tens of thousands of deaths and argues for stricter safety measures, stronger protections for workers, and better accident prevention practices amid postwar industrial expansion.
Chinese Curbs Threaten Kin. Consul Warns of Measures
A vague communiqué describes tensions with Chinese authorities over potential outrages. The consul general warns that any further disturbances will trigger official steps, including notifying the Chinese minister in Washington and the Canton viceroy, to compel relatives here to suppress unrest.
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China
Waahlogten
Canton
Tepuria
Tests of deadly hand grenade to be made
New York reports that tests of a deadly hand grenade will be conducted by the Landed Stars army at Manila. Lieutenant W. S. Mapes of Nebraska, a member of the Twentieth Infantry, is the inventor. The device packs forty bullets in a cast iron tube nine inches long, designed to be safe to carry yet devastating on impact.
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New York
Manila
Fourteen Die In Explosion Of Dynamite At Canal
A dynamite blast near Daey canal Saturday killed fourteen and injured several others. The accident at the Jieomathre factory involved American workers and local officials report the toll may rise as rescue efforts continue. Names linked to the incident include Warkinate and Indian Kethiely, with Benjamin H. Cabs among the listed injured or detained.
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Daey
Bo S. Rolly
Fender Man
Denjamin
H. Cabs
Tna
Dying mother pleads to see son in final hours
An article fragment shows a dying mother begging to see her son as family members express grief and officials prepare for the anticipated death. The text mentions survivors and a hospital or location, with uncertain dates and names due to damage.
Young Man Dies On Wedding Day
A young man dies on his wedding day in an incident reported with partial details. The article notes severe illness and a brief tribute to the deceased, with limited readable facts due to the damaged text. Further specifics are unreadable in the available excerpt.
University athlete on eve of her season opener
An early 1900s university athlete faces a setback as Grace Grimm assists a fellow student, Miss Busan Mardock, who previously fell ill with the fever. The pair share concern as the elderly physician notes a recurring illness.
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Fuat
Hia Serdar
Bome
Mise
Busan Mardock
Custalord
Grimm
Sharp Drop in Internal Revenue Receipts Reported
Washington reports a notable decrease in federal receipts for the current year’s early months, with estimated total revenues at 250 million dollars, down about 1.7 million from last year. Distilled grain spirits production fell, tied to price moves and distillers curbing output. total whiskey production for the year is projected at around 5.5 million wine gallons, about 280,000 gallons less than prior year. In New York, Detectives investigate a threatening letter to Mrs. Stephine Peas Pady, wife of a prominent attorney, with a discharged letter found at the scene, while Mr. Pedndy, a merchant lawyer, is named in the case as a witness or related figure.
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Washington
John
International Ferenc Bureau
Homestead Wins at AI Association Meeting
Report from a Homestead gathering as AI association members discuss the event. Names and places are unclear. the OCR yields fragmented details but confirms a meeting with voting or judging on core topics.
Almafer Adams McCulloch Note Confused Entry
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning Adams and McCulloch with unclear names and places. Readable portions show two individuals named Adams and McCulloch amid garbled text, lacking dates or events to define a clear report.
Wanted young girl for rent work with fur company
Fragmentary notice requests a young elderly day laborer for hire by a fur company, offering return home at night. It mentions an address misread as Care Staddard and references a wartime era United States context. An unrelated political fragment cites women’s suffrage and denounces Adam as a foafer, praising women as originators of progress.
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Fur Company
United States
Adam
Bve
Supreme Court reversal of conspiracy case rulings
The Supreme Court reversed multiple convictions for conspiracy to defraud the government in timber and coat land schemes in Cuba and the Northwest. Four cases involved defendants with allegations of false swearing and legitimacy questions. The high court remanded for further proceedings in light of the rulings.
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Washington
Supremes Quart
United States
Dinteies Court
Ehtriet
Colurailo
Wischareing
Cortyly
W. Rebel
Charles
Prve
M. Wess Ant
Sallees
Maine
Prnate
Eerpore
Rome
Tata
Unknown jumiet dies of typhoid fever in Merkel Cal
Fragmentary text reports a death attributed to typhoid fever in Merkel California with unreadable surrounding details. The snippet mentions names and places in distorted form, offering no clear dates or official notices.
Fiery Event Supposedly Sways County Figures
A fragmented report hints at a local event involving Kiowa figures and a daylong session. Names and specifics are unclear, but community officials may be under scrutiny as preparations for an anticipated parade or meeting unfold amid uncertain details.
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Rushmer
Eprronia Rooms
Ind
Cne
W. L. Buswell, Jeweler
Wash Ave
Peerya Crescent
LEGAL
Utah
Ma Otis
Warian
Mtnitiers
St Hca
Ania Anedactee
Vf OT
Chambers
Tredeath Veter Comiy
Uden
Vaah
J. Marshal
Grand Janetlon
Colo
Storpe
W.T. Stas
Hingham Canyon
Jeney
Edea
Brek Springs
Clear Creek
Beth
Holfi
Inchieg
Bartins
Janata
Sagorat Herticu
Far Wa
Pet
BIG Packing
Western
Condarency
San Francisco
Mal Rockefeller
Gli Mon
Jovtren Heward
Finn Arenas
Aetaner
Vetting Point
Salt Lake
Gary V
Bowery
Ee. Myer Ag
Novieit Path
Gadba Bowerr
Bob Gary
Keates
Howe
Royera
Mirden
Gary
Smesbon Fabfud
Mbiatebt
Roeranean
Aramy
Germam
Glad
Cody
Tate Ward
Irom
Bteel
Ratal Accitenta Amanz
San Prandire
Teddy
Lticn
le Hanikerchiefs
Ihe
Spreial Wark Westa
Iip
Verfare
Twily
Wowace
Iy Vietueva
Oaks de Jenks
Last
Thomas
Inverter
Wed
Mapes
Nebraskz
Twantythind Infantry
Wye
Pretty GM Ab
Peabody
Dee
Stephien Peas Pady
Pentady
Peatndy
Merendiian Lawyera
Ania
ATA CeneMany
Odetteurg
Tvenes
Dresden
Homestead
AI Association
Switchman
Almafer
McCulloch
Hite Ds
Lerrier
Tell Bhose
Supreme Court
Jumiet
Merkel
Cal
Vihear
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