Hospitals Crowded as Women Predominate Patients
A late era plea notes most hospital patients are women and outlines symptoms of female organ troubles. Miss Luella Agus of Seattle shares her story of severe menstrual issues and a failed medical search, praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for avoiding surgery. The advertisement invites readers to contact Lydia Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice.
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Wegluut
Luella Agus
Soatte
Wank
Patna
Nin
Miss Adama
Lydia
Winkham
Sidney
My. Pickham
Alia Fa
Lynn
Masa
Mane
Balt Lake theater company dissolves after long era
Fragmented notes recounting the disbanding of the Balt Lake theater company led by Mr Lindsay after a decade of performances. Key figures named include May Lindsay, Lani, McCullough, Davport, Adelaide Nielen, and others. the troupe faced retirement and shifting stage roles across California venues.
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Tentar
Irte
Lindsey Catty
Mel UA
Ama
Aieh
Carldook
McCullough
Davport
Xall Adalaide Nielen
Slack Commis
My Indsay
Mle Ugruntry
Nottosaes
W. Keene
Pratk Mayo
Toinhers Ob
Lindsay
Lorena
Brandan
Georgn O. A
Othae
Mining world looms in a tangled corporate merger
Fragmentary article fragments discuss exploration, mergers, and negotiations involving major mining firms. Names and places are obscured, but references suggest a potential consolidation amid stock dealings and leadership changes. Unclear details and dates limit precise reconstruction.
Linday Dead and Brigham Young Era Reverie
Fragmented OCR from a Salt Lake City era column recounts Lindsay’s life and the Mormon movement. It references Brigham Young, early American migration, and notes on Salt Lake, with scattered mentions of Mason, Elude, and Hasties. The piece mixes biographical reminiscence with place names and period events, though many phrases are garbled.
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Aalt Lake
Lind Fay
Hw West
soUsh
Wes
Tome Street
Tahdany
Brigham Young
Ifs
Liverpool Bogliena
Elurci Ttiene
Elurci Ttiene, Fray Wislvtaney
Lindsay
Amerions
Murnen
Iran
Ehler
Zion
Pindeus
Ion Baan
Ann Hergoss
UxodUs
Tie Pats
Weavis
Tie Hassies
Shakomae
Benito
Lindany
Thomas
Lindsay Mat Pineal
Lei Bariee
Appoint Supervisors for the Noad Distrigte Farmington
The county commissions appoint supervisors for the Noad Distrigte in Farmington. A misreading of names and districts lists several supervisors by location such as Layton, Kaysville, Clinton, and South Weber. The county treasurer reported a tax levy of about 85,087.26 dollars from 1903, with detailed allocations to school districts and county purposes, including state payment and district shares.
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Farmington
Anpalitan
Davin County
Watriel Xu
Mwood’s
Crows
Brown
Thomas Waildoupa
Contervilla
Hullins
Charmingian
Josaph S. Miler
Okayaville
Joseph
Pensin
Layton
Richard
Riovonzous
South Weber
Georgi Ay Till
Blaine
Athn Firths
Clinton
Tani W
Puli
Laytony
Charion
Bennett
Kaysville
Arthur Brnn
Wuual
Treas
Alutomiente
Tate Ang Soom
Shluhlek
Nhe
Conmy
Axton
Peltier Released From Jail After Court Action
Peltier walked free from jail while facing a pending case as Sule Bake and others recounted the matter yesterday in county court. U.S. Attorney Lipuman led the proceedings with Judge Marshall presiding. A woman identified as his wife later disputed the claim, prompting further questioning and arrest developments.
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Sule Bake
O. Pollten
Jollften
Staleg
Secret Service
Pritier
Lake
Tim Tere
Smoot
J. C. Bilary
Testa
Améseuh Lipuman
Peltier
Marshall
Tia
Knox Railroad Rate Bill Before the Senate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss the Knox railroad rate bill before the Senate in Washington. The text references hearings, interstates, and committee actions, with mentions of President pro tempore and possible introductions, but the extract is garbled and hard to interpret precisely.
Complex Interstate Commerce Provisions Refined by Board
Fragmentary OCR describes the Knox Rate Bill provisions empowering the interstate commerce commission to regulate rates and practices of carriers. It outlines price setting, court review, deposits for rate reductions, and timelines for appeals, naming the commission and courts as key authorities.
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Knox
Wren
Gay Commission
United States
Willy
Congress
Rami
Cartier
Ordruy
Commission
Woiupladit
Davis
Senate committee to vote on railroad rate bill today
Washington reports the senate committee on Interstate commerce will free a vote on a railroad rate measure tomorrow after a lengthy session. Democratic members faced divisions over amendments while conservatives pressed for a tough stand. Protracted debates left the group split on whether to report the bill to the full Senate with or without changes.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Mie
Senate
Clapp
Dolliver
Jarved Nerton
Haos
Rane
I. Ag
Beato
Phas
Tonée de Knox
Hal
Mamasyate
Winstontvol
Rome
Democratin Mombons Ae Salut 10 Bet de Rothey
Conservathee Republi
Penocrasle
Minot
Conhelinda
Tony Ting
Theoleient
Rereala
Trorocore
New Swimming Record Set at National Title Meet
MINA championship results show A Rubel mid as a top finisher for the 100 yard handicap, while Dan iels of the New York Athletic Club dominates the 400 yard events with a 0:50.2 split and sets records at 220 and 880 yards. Marquand Schwartz of St. Louis places second in the 220 yard race, with Leary and Untermeyer among notable competitors. Daniels leads the championship swimming. the event features rapid times and several American records, signaling a strong performance by New York clubs and rivals from San Francisco.
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Adantne
New
Abesent
Kent Waleh
Inaney
George Ginn
Hye
Smeg & Ro
Hing Cawinany
Aveta
Boston Consolidated
Pape
A. Cheslyr Beaty
Ble
Nevada
Hanlon
New York
Tony
Roth
A.M. Untey
University of Pennsylvania
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Yorke Athletic Clug
Srcom
Fev
Scott Leary
San Francisco
Praclus
Daniels
Yur Athletic Club
Durie
Fem
Baulels
Marquard Schwarts
St. Lows
Crom
Marquand Schwartz
J. Scott
Leary Uniry
Banking Officials List Aboard Local Trust Company
A transfer list shows David Ecetis as President M 8 and Howning as Vice President with Uso as treasurer. John Plagnee as Cashier and James I. Burton as Assistant Cashier. Directors include David Geeles Browalns Geo H Trity Joseph Clark Barnard White Adam Patterson Jola Watson WW Riter L S Stils H MH Rolapp Joho Spisia.
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David Ecetis
M. 8
Howning
David Geeles
Browalns
Geo
H.trity
Joseph Clark
Barnard White
Adam Patterson
Jola Watson
WW Riter
L. S. Stils
H. MH
Rolapp
Joho Spisia
Unclear OCR fragment on education and regional conflict
Fragmentary text references Atanas Pao, Yuta Mount, and a confivency report. Mentions Anshan Loannoyn, iron education, and a joint respirsion site with various names and dates, but overall incoherent with missing context and uncertain details.
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Atanas Pao
Mute nDopagy
Sant Fanlun
Hamenie
Erratic Rail Schedule Fragment From Early Timetable
Fragmentary OCR shows a rail timetable listing multiple routes and named destinations such as Salt Lake City Portland Spokane Butte and Los Angeles Los Angeles Express with vague times like 23:50 am and 648 pm. The legible items reference various trains including Local and Express services and connections to Balt Lake City and Salt Lake City.
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Exsters Bapreas
Gouknee
Portland
Spokane
Butte
Pocatello
Salt Solow City
Atlantia Express
Salt Lake City
Awly Cos
Bulla Tand
Meer Ek
Anit Rte Ohty
Milly
Neonanc
Las Air Angélee
Rail Schedule Fragments for Pacific Lines and Express Trains
Fragmentary OCR listing shows Southern Pacific timetable items with train numbers and routes from San Francisco to Oakland, Monterey, Helena, and coast cities. Mentions mixed trains, express services, daily and limited schedules, with several garbled place names and terms.
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Marlon Fdon & Led
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Salt Lake and State News
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Prainy Anid Elite
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Animales
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Than
Dole
Cutler
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Sintauty
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Ty Willarg
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Haley Me
Doral
Goalton
Pal Wiehels
Jones
Tee Kenta
Tanta
Goulton
France
Sealey
Teale
America
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Chase
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Agwy Cor
Ogden State Bank
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Puede
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Joina. M
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GC. Becker
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Warner
Crownins
Marie Crahter
Blaclon
G. Wy Grose
Sollege
Bankikee
Vislive College
Bourbon UL
First National Bank United araTes Depository
Ogden
Cheonie
VIA
Union Pacific
Overland Limited
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Moseley
Opden
GA. Henry
Union Depos
Noor
Hurcessfinl
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Finwtay Hoy
Waahineton
George Wicbington
Wiley
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Bao
Ann Atiay
Minas Tytapecsa Rey
Lanna
Fomimonk
Aintomund
Amfon
Ayonk Hyimin
Union Depot
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Omaha
Cavuel
Atrlre
California
Lexprem
Oma
Dunver
Keosay
Dally
Los Angelar
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Lica
Rowell Bluffs
Sensas
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Tonver
Ail Devnze
Oregon
Jaché Valley
Arcee
Spukons
Booth of
Dagen
Tramom
Cardan
Devakt Vatua
Arigoriy Devul
Balt Lake
Apecal
Gt Loula
Avantin Brpress
al Paints
Oaien Epecay
Panlfio Matt
Salt Lala
Bnet
Aoe
Lewis van Teagit
Pere Filly
San Pate Valles
Pavkin
Chicegs
Pate
Southern Pacific Company
Prolle Exnass
Bai Prycisco
Laterte Ante Paints
Ysereee
Eden
Moniailo
Cortmas
Helin
Cacep
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G—Paelfig
Aspresa
San Frapetres
Mair
Teres Aetrgm
Alan Laantied Sens
Ative
Srndam
Mozxtello
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