Pas senger-A Masher Near Miss After Freight Train Collision
Forty cases of smallpox are noted as Ms Boke and Miss Endce Meltne, daughters of Daniel Muftne, suffer injuries when a wagon rear car is struck by a train near Fourteenth South. Engineer Holoza and horse Lenck stop the train, two women are thrown, taken to St Marks Hospital, with McRae more badly hurt. The mother is critical, daughter less so, both menaced by shock and injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boke
Endce Meltne
Daniel Muftne
T Biot Wands
Mes
Meline
Nater
En King
Telia F Crichle
Tub
MASHER ALOOF INSTIGATES FLIRT AT WELLKNOWN RESTAURANT
A disjointed account describes a commotion at a restaurant after theatre, where a man known as the masher attracted a strikingly attractive woman. A waiter relayed an invitation to her husband, leading to a chase through streets and a violent disturbance that spilled into a confrontation involving several patrons and a confrontation with police or legal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppert
Anduny
Todley Cerathsj
Otha Ataghey
Etree
Bois
Iris Subir
Ted
Inwland
West Gre flee PLIM accuses father in child theft case
A tarnished tale unfolds as a girl named LM reports $10 missing, leading to a warrant for a man identified as the girl’s father. Police question witnesses, including another teen girl seen near the scene, as investigators race to link the alleged theft to the suspect. The case creates local suspense while authorities pursue leads to resolve the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontlin Avenue
Hinine
Marines Co
Negert
Snydev
Sand
Iit Hla
Pwnd
Severst
Lyndey
Wind
Discoverig
Tatlerny
Seaven Ii
Ana Thiol
Gil
Rexwonlst
Tex
Des Moines Leader names new university president search
Des Moines reports that President George D. Adams of Des Moines college of Jolon resigns. A committee led by President Harper of the University of Uhivuzw selects a new head for the Baptist institution, aiming to choose a successor at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tawa
Der
George D. Adams
Les Moinar Col Jou
Claurely
Fa Fue
Haw
Ant x. LJ
Righardaon
of -Lils
Kasheen Ehoxein
QML
Feu AU Ron
Rayilists
Harper
Uhivuzw Uaniversity
Ilenls
Will of Mrs Mann Adams details Wisconsin gifts and executors
Redlands California probate entry reveals the will of Mrs Mann Adams naming executors Robert Mathews and Henry Bly as trustees. The University of Wisconsin receives paintings while the residue funds a fellowship in President Adams’s memory. Several beneficiaries are listed including Martin Ad Webite Chas Wendall and Folin Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Uwdata Mya
Martin Ad Webite Chas
Wendall
Universi Ding
Somerlyity
Wiscon-sin
Robert Mathews
Henry’ B.y
IV Thin
Yo Mia
Adame’ Srother
Folin Mathews
Paterson
Nou
Lon Hunber
R Egents
University of Wisconsin
Jae
Adams
Adaum
Races Highlight Sylvia Talbot and The Fog in Fortunes
In a San Francisco Ingleside meet, Sylvia Talbot led early with The Fog, as Tepiton and other contenders closed in. Hawkers and handlers detail fast pace pacing, with Weirro Grey and Kaynees-Rangel duo near the wire. multiple races feature Talbot and Higdon as winners amidst a dense field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ingleside
Tonya
Sylvia’ Lalbet
MatDonough
Tepiton
Talbot
Savoriter Sook
Kaynees
Rangel
Loka
Krishan
Poloniats
Drfeo
Resnvidie
Dentachland
AelelaEatho
Star
Aventine
Decker
Hontige
Alymintok
Sellinge
Say Cotton
Mines Yy Phuetehor
paineSie Hugh
Ursint
Cancja Wat
Mechanns
Touwelsea
Holiday train rates announced for several Colorado cities
Fragmented OCR text outlines travel prices to Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo via Union Pacific with unclear dates and vendor names. The readable segments mention holiday rates and routes but lack coherent figures or full station names. The item reads like a passenger rail notice from a historical paper with broken phrases and mixed language elements.
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Cheyenne
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific
Mystery Herd Slaughter Signals Frontier Tensions
Fragmentary report from Fort Duchesne describes a sudden attack on livestock near Mt Pleasant. Navajo and White Bowls tribes are mentioned amid claims of a ruthless mass slaughter that decimates cattle herds and raises regional concern.
Wollaville Doe Obituary of Father Spence
Father Spence, a prominent local figure born in Smith emp cil, died Monday after a long illness. He lived in Wellsville and then moved to the United Splin ty Tack Springs area where he worked a year. He leaves four sons, several daughters, over fifty grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral was held yesterday with addresses by Mayor, ex Mayor, and others.
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Wollaville
Doe
Seus
Smith Emp Cil
Fifeshis Atland
United Splin Ty Tack Springs
Mhus
Wellsville
Dion
Whan
Robert
Br. Dee Gs. E.phillips
Tapeeling Dec 18 shows notable factory output and local notices
The article notes Holte retained by the bel sager factory at Wenverh Washington with a report of the most successful ciel title factory's history. It mentions workers, beets and labor costs, and lists local residents connected to the event. It also covers school and community activities, certificates, and licenses issued, plus opening of a new bowling alley and related games series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. Sinvol
Mecords
Chorley Anderson
Arthur Weebl
Joseph Isirkhiin
Bel Sager
Wenverh
Wash
Holte
Ciel
Sagir
Exer
Fieness
Utah Boys
Lehi
Gude Bleae
Kindhaw Bniklling
Vithlyanes
Socom
Ube
Tate
Linker
Julia Willing
Moron
Fairholt
Wind
Wii
BK. Bae 4
Msic Dexeow
Alea
Mike Lebf
Ix Wall Kinaytin
Tks
Inbernyeley
Hue Vater
Auth
Wil Wold
Walter Kossos
Will Horter
We Shevlin
Minelene Allred
Psy
Nels Ocmret
Sheepers to Present Birds Christmas Carols on Wesday
A notice from Parley Dr. Christensen of Salt Lake announces a local performance by Sheeper horse on Wesday evening featuring The Birds Christmas Carols. The Sunday school of the South ward plans a Christmas Eve entertainment with Santa Claus absent, and Bertie Laren, daughter of Ishop James Turse, is noted among attendees. The piece references a wedding tour to California and Canada amid a busy local period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Dr. Christensen
Salt Lake
Walter James
Rigek
Ishop James Turse
Othy
Fele Wookly
Lake City
Wivy Tao
Californttail
Fragmentary 1919 wires report government, sports, and diplomacy notes
Fragmentary OCR mentions writ of habeas corpus and a tense police case in Washington with an official ill and recovering attorney general. It notes University of Minnesota athletic contract decisions, a footbath stipend renewal for a staff member, and an envoy appointment related to the Saxair legation in Berlin shaping an exposition event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mee
Wayne
Aneetiag
Minneapolis
Tee
University of Minnesota, Boardinf
Willians
Fragmented Telegraph Notes On Damage And Trials
A garbled telegraph note dated December reports damages around six thousand dollars amid a courtroom case. It mentions Port Henry, Tilia labor town, and various individuals including Miceli Wikis, Carpenter, Anduyer hupkay, and Liverpgul. The text references a ship spurt and an extradition matter, with scattered names and a December date in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Henry
S.Y
Stonmer
Isletus
Ambiguous text fragment from a finance related notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a China and bank linked project with a government grant of 82,078,000 and foreign involvement. It reads as a garbled description of a banking or foreign exchange initiative with unclear entities and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beaeienm Abroad
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter From Reader
A reader from an era-style publication extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long standing ailments in young women. The letter claims renewed health, freedom from pains, and overall vitality after several weeks use, praising the product and encouraging others to write for advice and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tignes
Bond
Jay Lydkey
Pinkhant
Fragmented OCR tale of a Saturday event and party meeting
The readable fragments describe a Saturday event tied to a test of patience and a social gathering. Names appear garbled like Mevat Monsnut and Miah. Mentions of a Venn faction, Tell Sours panel, and a meeting at Crate Dale hint at political activity and local associations.
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Whitler
Alan
Tell
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Kolttz
Acteote de Steste
S. J. Burt
News OF the
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Plonéer
Wellaville Parsey
Mt. Pleadant
Fort Duchesne Tle
queImtlan
Lta Moneer
Chia Wooks
Andrew ST
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Spring City
Dahad L. Nielsen
Rachel Fivinsen
Sel Curtis
Sulina
Bu, Funk. Vy
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Provo
Neil Ama
Ap Rose
James
Iris Company
Chicago
Wate Tor
Uae
Trage Lowstoln
Telegraph
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CL Carpenter
Philp Anduyer Hupkay
Lean
Cutler Heloos
Deager
Mt. Liverpgul
Bie Supreme
Acmina
Japan
Holt Taskelsam
Young People’s Christian Temherenes Association
Thrabeth Caine
Pond du Lic
Wig
Presias
Hee City
Tenawan
Dore
Seid Dore
Dore, Bash Meat Market
Grant Ave
Id Opa
MA Angels
J. Carpenter
Syery
Monarch
Wilson Bros
Stein
T .B. Evans & CO
SMC
Washington Avenue
Snes Society
Edgar Jones
Toreuly-fileh Street
Paine
Horst
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