Pennsylvania to Meet Carlisle in Football Clash
Philadelphia reports Penn football aims to play Carlisle Indians despite controversy over alleged irregularities. University of Pennsylvania officials say the game will proceed regardless of broader debates, with emphasis on continuation of the schedule and gate considerations.
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Penn
Carlisle Indians
Philadelphia
Mike
Murphy
Graluer
University of Ponnsylvaria
Toms
Tod
Araluet
Carlisle
universiLy
Br & Waatern College
Tie Wert
Washington, DC
Ln Commissiouw Leupp
Indiana
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Leupp
Pennyy Tanto
Minnesota
Chicago
Harvard
Tate
Symeore
Princeton
Fenneylvana
Uust
Pennsylvania
Fa Cnitisie
Theae
Hamilton Divston
University of Pennsylvania
Wail
Ladinngkla
Pengon
Quention I
Par
Raiders Rampage Amid Salt Lake Ute Tensions
A report details raids by Utes around Salt Lake City, targeting cattle and horses as Governor John C. Catton faces Indian policy backlash. J. M. Barton of Verduc and other stockmen describe marauders attacking livestock, with threats of further violence if demands aren’t met. An official inquiry follows, with board members of San Juan County cited during Indian Affairs deliberations.
Notice of Ogden Savings Bank shareholders meeting
Notice is given for a shareholders meeting of the Ogden Savings Bank to be held on Tuesday in January 1908 at 11 o'clock a m. for the purchase and election of directors for the ensuing year and for the handling of other business. Dated Ogden Utah December 20 1907. Chas H Barton cashier.
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Reeser
Tan
Ogden Savings
Yeon At-Ogoun
Wah
Alreotars
sRiva
Weettuy
Ogeen Tah
Chas
H. Barton
Forbidden Entry List In Utah Sparks Indian Raids Report
A report to Governor Joan C. Cutler describes Colorado Ute Indians raiding northern Utah, attacking Hirde cowboys near Verdue San Juancuyuly on December 24. Cowboys drove cattle back into the canyon and are confined there as authorities consider action to prevent further incursions. Governor Cutler will coordinate with Washington authorities per Indian affairs rulings restricting access by regional groups.
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Colorado
Cate Ara Util
Cutler
Washington
Sanduen
Falstaff Cafe Reopens After Repairs
Local cafe Falstaff resumes service after finishing repairs. Investigations note steps taken to ensure safety and curb future damage. Patrons express relief as new menus and enhanced seating attract visitors. City inspectors expect steadier operations and adherence to updated health standards.
Adept Mendicant Porter Invited to City Listile
Neate Porter, a 73 year old mendicant, registered at Ghic Browninns, nosterir tod whl. Heels remain tr in by a mimber of tagh. Tortor is an addy shendicant. Hox of business for A tung tig. He makes a living att jt Micer Rackham Invited to take quarter at the city listile.
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Ghic Browninn
Nosterir
Rackham
Listile
Teachers Excursion to Provo Convention
For the Tenvhary convention a group will sell round trip fares for the young men tickets on sale January 1 at the junior unit hall 1408.
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Tannare Ora
Trial of First Ruma At Powering Poo
Fragmented OCR text recounts a trial involving defendants linked to alleged aid and financing of illicit acts. It references government risk, charges of aiding wear play, and mentions a president or official context. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled transcription.
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Tasnid Te Stom Ag
Midnite
Erne Settee
Amin
Sean Gare
Mdina
Man Hits Wife as Brown Affair Ends in Firefight
The article details Charles Brown fighting with his wife Mrs. Chittles Brown at Taylor’s store area, Brown allegedly striking her with a brick over her head and firing at her after a struggle with a revolver. Mrs. Brown then fired twice at Brown, missing, and Brown fled but later faced possible capture as police pursue him. Mrs. Brown seeks divorce and aid, with local residents recounting the chaotic scene near 2490 Grant Avenue. The incident follows prior reports of domestic tension and threats, with both spouses described as young, with Brown possibly under restraint. Police continue monitoring the estranged pair’s movements as a broader community notes the event.
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Charles Brown
Brownie
Boeww
Chavtan Brown
Mra. Brown
Auer Baling
Hushand
Mlte. Brown
Jeferson
Brown
Taylor
Drappanta
Mr. Brown
Ays Mee
Nun Brick
Ped
Kha
Bern Tal
Mrs. Brown
UeWthy Hans
Mark
Howe
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Testimony Review
A garbled OCR summary praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain relief and back relief. It lists names and places poorly but suggests widespread testimonial support. The text mentions brands and individuals in a collision of misspelled terms and unclear affiliations.
Society Out! in Large Numbers at Holiday Dance
A lively holiday ball drew a large crowd in the Weber Auditorium. Guests enjoyed dancing to Weber Suite FM and performances by ten couples. Decorations were simple, a warm reception fostered hospitality, and the crowd lingered into the night amid light chatter and festive spirits.
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Congress
Weber Acaneasy
Weber Sluite FM
ML A
Public notice on January first street cars rerouted
On January first, street cars will stop on the near side and center of each block to pick up and drop off passengers. This change aims to save time and speed up passenger movement and transport service for faster access.
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Omer
Ind
Congress Academy New Year Dance Prize Night
A fragmentary notice describes a Congress Academy event titled New Fear'n Eve featuring dancing and a prize draw. It mentions a $20 prize and a drawing as part of a New Year celebration with an unspecified program and activities.
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Congress Academy
Coal Prices Fall in Salt Lake Area Amid Market Shift
Salt Lake coal dealers report a price drop to $6.75 per ton from the previous level, while rail and retail margins vary. An Ogden coal yard proprietor cites lower supplier costs as the main cause, with miners, shippers, and retailers all adjusting to weaker demand and earlier seasonal trends.
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Yenterday
Salt Lake
Robert H. Lewis
Uniton Partie Coat Yard
Ogden
San Francisco Weekly Ex Amiwer Reader Notice
An unclear reader notice from San Francisco Weekly Ex Amiwer requests a postal card submission by a specified name and address. The message mentions Max 347 and a call back upon receipt, but recipients or actions are not clearly defined.
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Mibaeribe
Sun Frimelsoo Bramhier
Num
Yheime
Dwi
Midimssen Weankutter
Fagean
Wen
City Council approves Twenty Fourth Street viaduct plan
City council last night debated and adopted ordinance authorizing a viaduct on Twenty Fourth Street for streetcar and interurban railway use. The measure sets maintenance duties, loads limits, and grants rights to Union Pacific Central Factory Oregon Short Line firms with conditions on future franchise operations and street railway liability. The vote was along party lines, with continued discussion on who bears costs for structural portions and road bed.
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Aaid
Ani Auilante
Auid
Sold Street
Interathan Railway
Twenty-fourth Street
Minh Franchioe
Ofr
Ofr; [Ccomotive Or Train 8x Seeding In Welalst
Alngiz
Interustan
Treet
Interiorban
Austin
Craig
Dink Row
Piggare
Mayen
Powers
Weatherby and Williams
Vinanct
Union Po‘ie
Central Factta
Oregon
Short Tone Rallronn
Twenty Fourth Street
Beatson
Teanelt Company
Eix
Wools
Browning
Thomas
Romain N Oo
Inalidenaues
Myr Encape
Mm Interurban Company
Cresm
Dong Ani Ft Jk
Tontha
WIE
Oxden
Holiday Excursions Offer Round Trip Rail Tickets
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railway advertises holiday excursion round trip tickets between all points in its coverage area. Tickets go on sale December 2, 23, 24, 26, and 31, good for travel to January 6.
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Denver
Empress Health Crisis Prompts Medical Debate and Care Plans
A distressed report describes Empress illness and urgent medical attention. Specialists consult Prof Eugene Botkin to assess prognosis while advisors urge careful guardianship and possible relocation for recovery. The royal circle weighs medical options and custody implications amid deep public concern.
County Assessor Plans Increased Work Force and Revisions
A Clarke County assessment office prepares to expand staff and revise value scales. Edwin Diraia says four deputy assessors will oversee field work in Oxsdon and surrounding suburbs, with more clerks and inspectors joining early in the year. The plan aims to complete rolls by May as county commissioners inspect them.
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Voimy
Edwin Diraia
Clarka
Wever
Al’vady Minppad
Dkr
Proton
AMRUL
All Clarke
Wa Aeewor
Artistic Framing Delights At Die Venus Gallery
Doce offers accessible framing options vs expensive framing. Terror Pictures and Dining Room Pictures line a display at Die Venus. Nursery plots and School Room pictures also featured with affordable framing by Fred Mazen at 240 Wall Inglod Ave.
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Fred Mazen
Wali Inglod Ave
Men Out of Work Are Blue Coast Chronicle
A regional report warns of widespread unemployment as naval and industrial work slows in the northern state. Men travel from Reno and Winnemucca seeking jobs, with no available work caused by closures of shipyards and timber operations. Young workers Albert Gorton and Jones, among others, report lengthy journeys and few prospects, while construction projects near Promontories Point and Lakeview fail to provide steady employment. The outlook remains bleak for months, as factory and mine layoffs deepen financial hardship for families dependent on seasonal labor.
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Novaan
Waroy
Garin Yesteriny
Reno
Nev
Ware
Albert Gorton
Wan. Jones
Rone
Winnemueen
Frye
Promonioes
Lakealde
Mile Rusiack
Tae
Tao
Declan
Ambitious Petition Urges Early and Fair Treatment
A fragmented report from Cateraburg details a plea for liberation of Nicholas Machol county and others amid appeals to higher authorities. The piece names multiple figures and places, noting ongoing press attention and mounting public interest in timely, just action.
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Cateraburg
Bee
T. Tiepethim
Niehelie
Moro
Persia
Peeantia
Amy
Readings of Depositions in Gas Explosion Case Continue
The article recaps deposition readings in the gas explosion inquiry, detailing testimony about suspects, agents, and connections to the bomb incident. It notes investigators examining accounts of the Lindgren gas attack and related conspiracies, with references to Russian arms shipments and political figures.
Excursion to Provo Utah by Short Line Rail
Excursion offer from Fin Oregon Short Line to Provo Utah for a $3.00 round trip. Tickets available through the carrier and organized groups, with a deadline in January. Indicates general travel promotion and limited-time pricing.
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Provo
Utah
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