International romance links German count with American bride
An international romance unites Count Adolph Montgelas of Germany with Miss Mira Hazeltine of the United States. The couple, who met in Washington and Japan, announce their engagement and plan a December wedding in this city. The bride’s family and prominent officials are noted, with details on court connections and travel.
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Grant’ Waplds
Dee
Mira Fanny Harel
Elier
Adolph Montgelas
Minx Harel
Une
United States
Ane Cassador
Japen Thomra J. Othien
Tolin
Japan
Tiazeltine
Tekloake
Miss Hagetine
Count Montgelas
Wezeltine
Charles
Ark Chase
Nett Bale
Hazeltines
Fortealle
Washington
Mice Hazeltine Amit
Monizelas
Muateh
Derr & Sed
Count and Cormiers Monteelas
Menich
Haze
Tre Pepe and the Venetian newspaper reader tale
A fragmentary report recalls Tre Pepe as a newspaper reader in Venice where a late era head nearly shaped the city’s course. Editors’ views, dinners, and debates on reform mark the era, with references to civic life and a wary climate amid political change.
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Pepe
Lsviet
Vicetia
Venice
Tite Wren
Saad
Untitled notice fragment about labor, property, and vision
Fragmentary notice describes a person Moan Raseatch and large estate holdings in Maine with plans tied to a petite tour and a vexed event position. Mentions Mammy of Yate natyeretty and even position of the toon. Bleh be eailmalee wit Gecupy Ablewat.
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Maine
Allenton Tragedy At the Uryatal Theater
Treaver Dewey a Cincinnati native stage actor was shot dead at a crowded Allenton theater by H Burdette Mell who fled but was later captured Mrs Bell an eyewitness escaped by climbing to a third floor via a fire escape and was jailed in a distressed state The incident occurred December 28 at the Curttte optrert building near Pfieenth and Dewey had been touring with the Byron Allenton troupe and married Miss Tell in 1906 in Cincinnati
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Treaver
Cursler Dewey
Byron Allenton
Uryatal Theater
Tateble
Curtte Optrert
Pfieenth
H. Burdette Mell
Bell
Dewey
Takeo
Mig. Tell
Cincinnati
Paw Avex
Salt Lake and State News on Railroad Transfers
Salt Lake, Dec. 38. Ratinta of changes in railroad leadership and transfers surge as Denver & Rio Grande lines force reassignments. M. Stenger, current Denver chief, is poised for a Western move with anticipated salary boosts and a possible elevation to Colorado presidency pending the shift.
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Salt Lake
Errent Sterger
Denver & Lo
Vian
Balt Lake
Denver
D. & Wes Summ
Ala
Tasaurelen
Haring
Venter, Qarannie & Northwestera Railroad
Wing Cem
Mith
Tachi Ming
Stenger
Visitors at Temple Square Registration Figures in 1908
The text notes that census and tourism data show low registration rates at the Temple Square visitor bureau in 1908, with estimates suggesting not more than half of people entering the temple district being recorded. It discusses crowding, timing, and methods affecting counts, and highlights Salt Lake City's promotional value from the bureau to attract upper-class travelers from across the United States and abroad.
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Temple Bloce
Temple
Alghtscera
Sit
Salt Lake
Utal
Nuresa
Bureau Register
Union
Wople
Mundeld Thousand Negister at Duread
Fragmentary text mentions Ball Pethe, The, 29, and references a figure or event at a place or person named He Moseeaur. Readable details are scarce, with multiple garbled words and no clear event, date, or location to establish a concrete news item.
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Ball Pethe
FISHWOMEN ON THEIR DIGNITY IN CHARGE OF MARKET
A Cherbourg report describes a disruptive incident at the fish market where women sellers challenged police over a local bylaw. Police attempted to fine a fishmonger and halted trading as a crowd protested, ending with fish returned to boats and the market cleared. The irregular events disrupted Cherbourg’s waterfront for at least a short period.
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Cherbourg
Fantana
Onler
Barry
Busta
Bern
Hortor
Cherloste
Tausiefpe
Chronine Poltes
Tragic Great Falls wreck kills eight workers and four others
A head on collision between a northbound freight train and a work train near Mid Canyon siding, Great Falls, Mont, leaves eight dead and four injured. Conductor Drake and Brakeman Egan survive. crews race to identify fault. Dozens of carpenters, engineers, and workers are listed among the dead and injured as responders move bodies to hospital and morgue.
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Great Falla
Mont, Ree
Calliston
Great Northern
MidCanyon Siding
Mid-Canyon
Street Falla
Dearborn River
Bld Canyon
Drake
Egan
Smraspurt
Altakeman Morrisey
Mills
Demas i N. L. Meadlide
Memi Faribault
Minn
Searce
H. G. Morrisey
Creal Falls
Pennsylyanis
Charles T. Puller
Great Falls
Charles Peterson
MLW
Besh Grest Faille
Bamen
Leare
Dorphtal
Kissing Day At Hungerford Celebrates Horkite Festival
In Hungerford the quaint Horkite celebration unfolds with town life centered on the manor estate. Trustees plan future charity administration while preserving the memoria court and its old world features. Reenactments feature figures with staves collecting penny and penny rises from male householders as villagers observe in good humor.
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Hungerford
Charity Commissioners
Memoria Court
Palema
Roosevelt's daughter debuts at White House ball
Washington December 28 President Roosevelt's youngest daughter Ethel made her debut at a White House ball tonight dancing in the coat room to music from the White House orchestra. Unmarried guests of the Four Hundred attended including Mrs Cowles Mrs Douglaan Robinson Mrs Nicholas Longworth Mrs JBE Roosevelt Mrs Simpkins and Mrs Richard Wayne Parker. The party moved to a late supper and then to new entertaining rooms with many notables present.
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Washington
Roonevelt
Ethel
Othe White Mouse
Fidel
Niles Roosevelt
Eltheristala
Nile
Mra. Cowles
Mra Douglaan
Robinson
Staveray
Nicholas Longworth
J. BE. Roosevelt
Simpkins
Rober Racon
Charles A. Munn
Sire
Richard Wayne Parker
Herbert Wadawaorth
Mies Moonevelt Wan
Honpr
Sire Jincon
Alsig
White House
Mra. P. Alatunn
Isler
Mra
Toosevelt
Howe
Mies Forepaine Oeborne
Elen 21
Rogera
Mise Cornelia Landon
Madeline Toryland
Miles Janete Alexander
Else Vir
Ginia Murray
Soydam Curren
Marcy Holt Jr
Arclay Baur
Mandail Culfora
Beld Osborne
Stephen le Tander
Edmund Rogers
Munroe Rot Jnvon
Hubert Potter
Charlee
Norman Armour
Shorty
Pasteurize Milk Message to American Mothers
A historical note urges pasteurization of milk for children, citing scientific consensus and health risks from raw milk. It mentions international commerce warning against raw milk due to tuberculosis danger and contrasts American knowledge with that of other countries, urging safer practices.
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Nathan Ftraus
International Comeresce
Pthseels
Superintendent Leads Exploring Party at Trinidad Cola Doc
Superintendent McDermott heads an exploring party in Trinidad for Victor Fuel samples and tastings. The event highlights local mining and fuel testing activities, with officials outlining aims and procedures.
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Trinidad
Cola
Nk McDermott
Tastings
Victor Fuel
Fire fears ease as town steadies after blaze
A damaged report describes a fire last Wednesday that burned a forge and threatened a nearby mine. Firefighters contained the blaze thanks to wet conditions, and Superintendent McDermott believes the fire can be fully subdued within hours.
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Pany
Ea Florera
Imine
Tom
Te Ming
McDermott
Funeral Rites Held for Claus Spreckles Sugar King
Funeral services for Claus Spreckels, famed sugar magnate, were held this afternoon at the Howard Street residence where hundreds of friends paid respects. The ceremony drew notable figures from business circles and the Spreckels family, marking the end of an era for the sugar industry.
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Claus Spreckles
Sugar King
Howard Street
Funeral Service At St. Mark's Lutheran Church
A brief service was conducted by Rev Julius Puen’ Ing of St Mark’s Lutheran Church. A quartet sang a few hymns before the remains were carried to the Spreckels Mausoleum in Cypress Lawn Cemetery, joined only by relatives and a few friends.
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Ributer
Julius Puen’ Ing
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
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Agsiph Montgelas
Misa Panty
Pinechos
Paine
Allenton
Salt Lake and State News
Duread
Aden
Eptrir
Biscarina
Mommeth
Great Norther
Ethel Roosevelt
Doe
Philippines
Iil
Tam
Tin
Army and Navy Journal
Cluett Shirt
Cluett
Kruhn
Aus
Bammer
Econarlita
Mitchell Bros
Richardson
Grant
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