Ogden to Host Balt Lake Skating Race Riot of Races
Arrangements underway for a six day roller skating tournament between Miss Blanchy Ogg and Miss Era Tomner of Ogden with Balt Lake fans eager for a showdown at the Auditorium. The event aims to crown the fastest skater in the state with a $9 prize and a diamond medal, open to all eligible skaters from across the slate.
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Nisx Blanchy Ogg
Tomner
Ogdeo
Teany Roller
Miss Ogg
Glens Lavboe
Ldraahv. Com
Miss Turner
Roea
Watts
Lake Asl
Kgs Te
Liserest
Alt Lake
Mabagetment
Ordenbad
Gace
Street Market Tone Reflects Improved Sentiment in Stocks
Foreign opinion toward American securities shows a favorable tenor as traders, led by professional operators, cover shorts and buy to see higher prices. The New York market edges up amid cautious activity, with declines limited by light trading due to storm disruptions and a resumption of odd lot proceedings.
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New York
Dolistea
Sargina
Mathet
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Pittabure
Tock Exchange
Cape
Winde
Thaw Case Reveals Heirship Testimony in Trial
In a New York court, the Thaw murder trial hears testimony about family lineage and whether witnesses can prove hereditary connections. Judge Fitzgerald weighs the relevance of collateral relatives and the competency of witnesses to testify about Thaw’s ancestry, including references to his father and grandfather and prior medical care. The proceedings continue as defense questions the admissibility of collateral tutelage.
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New York
Y ‘Marty Toaw
Alfred
Leo Thaw
Aritest
Richzold
Harry Rotrowt
Gieasco
Lamatthay
Fitzgerald
Gleason
Denton Aald
Thawa Canatty
Shoard Faller
Attordes Jerome
Jerome
Ipi
Ettarmes
Gletson
John E.deemar
Seettantes
Dee
Deemar
Deemer
Henry W. Copley
Ant
Juha Row
Margared Copley Tose
Auotnay
Fitseersld
Arand-Fazther
Grend
Tad
Stra
Divorce Suit Highlights Local Court Action
Julia Derrep sues James Burray in a Slatket court divorce case alleging public drunkenness and domestic strife. The Derreps married July 31 1854 and have minor children. she seeks custody support and alimony plus counsel fees.
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Julia Derrep
James Burray
Derreps
Ogden
Platatit Alto Eerks
Captain Kirkman to seek habeas corpus in Topeka court
Will Beek to be released from Leavenworth federal prison as former Captain George Kirkman plans to file for a writ of habeas corpus before Judge Pollock in Topeka. He contends the artillery law under which he was sentenced is misapplied and seeks wrongful detention.
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Leavenworth
George Kirkmans
United Bureaueniientiary
Omaha
Oklahoma suffrage debate stalls as committee report tabled
Gaphrie Oklahoma Feb 3 The constitutional committee tabled the proposed amendment extending suffrage to women, signaling division within the group. Advocates pledged to press the issue tomorrow as President Murray faced sharp attacks from opponents and labor leaders. The assembly adjourned amid tense exchanges and protests.
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Gaphrie
Okla
Ustshoma
Tate
Joes
Euitra
Murray
Bomb scare unsettles Madrid as trials discussed
Spaniards express alarm over recent bombs in Madrid. Wealthy residents flee the city fearing further attacks. Anarchists are reportedly active and vow to persist. The proposed abolition of jury trials threatens to isolate the province of Caroate.
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Madrid
Matey
Ars Attractite
Caroate
Castro Again Dying in public comes from New York report
A New York Tribune summary reports President Castro near death in Macuto after weeks of treatment. The dispatch notes his condition worsened despite medical care and predicts he may die within hours, citing high government officials and a seaside hospital in La Guaira.
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New York
The
New York Tribune
Vale
Venemude
Castro
Macuto
Umea
Fire destroys block. 1 dead and 13 injured in Han Kil fire
One man died and thirteen were injured in a blaze on Mont Street and Banbury district. Jacob Goll perished from smoke. Mrs. Kate Glas and her baby were among the injured. Fire Department responded with multiple units, venting flames that swept tenements and forced tenants to flee. Several firefighters sustained injuries while battling the blaze amid freezing winds and cold.
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Doeton
Tesmont Street
Banbury
Fay
Jacob Goll
Kate Glas
Dre Nord
Srat Foor
Tremont Street
Qold Pyérrome
Talnor Burte
Army Appropriation Bill Increases Substantial Funding
Senator Ware reported the army appropriation bill in the senate, totaling 51.6 million dollars, up 39.0 million from House allotments. Key rises cover Washington’s Alavka naval base, Cuban Pacific Station service, weapons and supply costs, barracks, transportation, and emergency artillery corps support. an amendment seeks to curb reduced-rate transport for government personnel and their families.
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Ware’ Ren
Committee of Military Affalfa
Senate
House
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Alavka
Cuban Pacific
Sargearts
Pas
Artilery Corps
Congress Hall
United States
Assembly revolt over California Japanese school question
San Francisco assembly member Koblan proposed a resolution to oppose delaying action on the Japanese school issue, arguing it would insult California and undermine the United States. Speaker Dearslee ruled it out of order, refusing to present the measure amid the governor and Roosevelt administration urging hands off.
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Asanally
Assemblyman
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San Francisco
Eed
Assembly
Tompromlee
Board of Educathem
Califermle
United States
Bern
Dearislee
California
Japan American tension seen through San Francisco incident
Todo Feb 5 reports a cautious view of the Japan American situation after the San Francisco school incident. The account notes restrained rhetoric and emphasizes the need for careful diplomacy amid tensions.
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Todo
San Francisco
Unclear War Sentiment Reported in America
A fragmentary wartime statement describes calm sentiment in the United States with no excitement. The text asserts confidence in President Roosevelt and the U S government and claims American policy remains central despite global events.
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America
Hoosevelt
United States
Heavy Snow Paralyzes Chicago Streets
Heavy snow blanked Chicago with drifting piles delaying travel as thermometer hovered near freezing. Windy conditions slowed traction crews struggling to clear streets and keep streetcars running, while commuting remained hampered by high drifts and limited service.
Mr and Mrs Hitchcock Entertain at Dinner in Washington
Mr and Mrs Hitchcock entertained at dinner in Washington in February in honor of President and Mrs Roosevelt. Also present were Justice and Mrs White and a senator.
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Leos Clarke
Att Lake Te
Mrs, Hitchcock
Notable Names in Social Section Listing
Mrs Boemer and Senator Knox appear with Gris Near, Admiral and Mrs Cowles, Brig Geo Bracet Near, and Mr and Mrs Charles C Glov er among others in a fragmented social notes item from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
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Boemer
Knox
Gris
Mining Camp Boom Sighted Near Yerington
Reports from the Copper district describe a spring boom potential as mining firms like Dougie Copper and Arvaiz accelerate operations in the Misog region. Colt of camps near Wabuska and Gay indicates rapid development with real estate activity and rising values. Nevada Douglas, Masia Valley, Ladelg and Bluestone lines noted as busy. arcology forecasts point to a lively year ahead.
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Gay
Samet
Arvaiz
Dougie Copper Company
Ponstaine
Vertagion
Arcote
Misog
Powey
Yerim
Nevada Douglas
Masia Valley
Ladelg
Canal project figure anchors Panama contract role
John B. MacDonald, builder of the New York canal scheme, is named presidential officer in the Panama Construction Company. He is associated with the effort to dig a Panama canal, reflecting the era’s bold plans for a major waterway.
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New York
John B. MacDonald
Panama Construction Company
Whersanterd
Paname Canal
Frank Gotch Triumph Over Parr in Timber Bout
American wrestler Frank Gotch defeated Jim Parr in a match reported with times 24 and 37 minutes. The result marks Gotch as the winner in the bout noted in Troms Pet records with details limited to the win duration.
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