Cuban Inauguration Signals Restored Cuban Self Rule
Savanneh Ga January 1 The ceremonial step toward reestablishing the Cuban republic was marked by New Year reception at the palace Governor Magoon formally presented diplomatic representatives consular officers and officials The transfer of authority to the incoming president Tal Gomez is planned for January 25 with no major disturbances foreseen and the U S aims to restore Cuba self government.
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Savanneh
Magoon
Roosevelt
Cuba
Ital Gomez
Wheelbarrows Move Freight and Passengers in China
The Washington Herald notes wheelbarrows handle more freight than other methods in China and even carry passengers. A center-loaded barrow can bear nearly half a ton, with coolies earning about 20 cents daily, averaging about half a cent per mile. Some routes from Shanghai to Peking, about 600 miles, may be done in days.
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China
Shanghai
Peking
Barrow
First Portrait of Opie B. Painter John Opie’s Humble Rise
The article recounts John Opie’s self made ascent from poverty to fame as an English painter. It details how, as a boy, he studied his father’s angry face by drawing a portrait, endured a thrashing, and earned his mother’s scolding yet pride. The tale ends with his father approving his dedication and relishing the origin of the story.
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John Opie
Coke
Earl of Leicester
Holkham
Cyle
Opie
Ople
Cornel Widow Satire and Nonsense Verse Parody
The piece mocks light verse and jokes in a college humor column. It cites misquoted lines and playful exchanges, including a limerick about Glegledort and a quip by the Pretty Young Lady and Clerk. A Melbourne Age quote is referenced to contrast attitudes on crime and colonization.
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Cornel
Man of Glegledort
Missouri
Glegledort
Ais Warbers
Daly Shirtwalat
Relief Efforts Track Progress After Italian Earthquake
Government officials in Rome report progress in aid to Messina and southern Italy after a devastating quake. Troops secure the city while ships distribute rations and water to villages. King Victor Emmanuel leads rescue efforts amid widespread ruin and mass casualties.
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Rome
Italy
Sicily
Mcessina
Messina
Gi Nlitt
Ricco
Mount Aetna
Lipari
Emmanuel
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment
Guaranteed to cure any case of itching burning bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. Contains price 50 cents.
Sailboats Cross the Strait
Refugees from Messina and Regelo travel on foot to Palme after sailing from the Sicilian coast. They join exhausted groups from Reggio, climb hills in despair, and a young priest blesses the caravan as a prayer for peace and deliverance surrounds the stranded crowd of about 2,000 people.
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Montelaone
Messina
Regelo
Palme
Reggio
Ogden Water Works seeks ten cfs in Taylors Canyon
Notice from the State Engineer in East Lake City Utah dated July 23 1908 announces Ogden Water Works led by manager C H Kircher has filed to appropriate ten cubic feet per second of spring water in Taylors Canyon Weber County. Water would be diverted at multiple points and conveyed 20 000 feet to a reservoir east of Ogden City.
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East Lake City
Utah
Ogden Water Works Company
Tte
C. H. Kircher
Ogden
Taylor’s Canyon
Weber County
Township 6
Rrange 1 Weat
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Abeve
Ogden City
Alias summons in Weber County Utah case
Sidney Stevens Implement Company sues Hoover Plow and Manufacturing Company and partners in Weber County Utah for $520.30 freight charges and $99.20 storage costs plus costs of suit. Defendants must answer within twenty days if served in county or thirty days otherwise. judgment by default possible. Attorney George McCormick, Ogden Utah.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Utah
Weber
Sidney Stevens Implement Company, & Utah Corporation
Plaintif
Hoover Plow and Manufacturing Company
J. K. Hoover
C. E. Hoover
C. R. Hoover
M. Lundin
WGO
Jotling
State of Utah
Easy Court
George McCormick
P. D
Washington Avenue
Ogden
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Standard Publishing Co
Notice that the annual meeting of Standard Publishing Co stockholders will be held at No. 160 24th Street Ogden Utah on January 1th 1909 at 2 pm to elect officers for the ensuing year and transact other business. Secretary D Tracy dated Ogden Utah December 4 1908.
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The
Standard Publishing Co. Will Oe
24Th Street
Ogden
Utah
Notice of annual meeting of First National Bank shareholders
Regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the First National Bank will be held in the backding room at Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 12 1900 at 10 to elect directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting. Ogden Utah December 21 1948 John Pingree Cashier
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First National Bank
Ogden
Utah
John Pingree
Regular annual meeting of Oxton Saving Bank shareholders
Ogden Utah December 21 1909 Chas H Barton cashier announces the regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the Oxton Saving Bank to be held in Orden Utah on January 1 1908 at 11 o clock for electing directors to serve the ensuing year and for other business as may come before the meeting.
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Oxton Saving Bank
Orden
Utah
Ogden
Chas. H. Barton
Fisherwomen of the Dutch Coast Harvest Shrimp in Coastal Nets
On the coast of Holland and Belgium and Northern France fisherwomen are a common sight with large hand nets and distinctive regional costumes. Mans-Kirke near Ostend features trousers and shawls as women scoop shrimp prawns and occasional crabs or lobsters, wading into water up to their necks.
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Holland
Belgium
France
Mans-Kirke
Ostend
Sunflower Uses Beyond Ornament Highlight Caucasus Factories
The article notes sunflowers grown in Caucasus regions provide seeds for oil used in soap and cooking, stems burned for potash, and last year sunflower factories there produced 15,000 tons of potash. It also quotes a folkloric remark about sleep and danger.
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Caucasus
Will of Michael Hanmore Leaves Widow Convent Provision
An Irish pastor Michael Hanmore left nearly 40000 dollars with a curious clause. He bequeathed six thousand dollars to the Mother Superior of any convent his wife may enter after his death. If she declines, she receives jewelry instead.
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Willa
Michael Hanmore
Discovery of new Indian rubber tree cultivation abroad
Extends Gutta Parcha Supply. No ports recnived from the Black fon coast and the Caucasan affirm that endeavors to cultivate and naturalize there the Indian rubber trac known as dichopals gutta are proving eminent ly successful. Considering how very restricted to the geographical distri bution of cutta perch trees, great im portance is attached to this diacovery.
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Black Fon
Caucasan
Governor Hughes Inaugurated for Second Term in New York
Albany reports Governor Charl es E Hughes was sworn in for a second term as New York's chief executive. A military parade preceded the ceremony and the governor delivered an inaugural address stressing liberty, peace, and the community's role in progress.
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Albany
Charlies E. Hughes
New York
Fiey
David C
Mel. Hughes
Hughes
Highea
Vast Ad Demand Dwarfs Newspaper Capacity
The Atlantic reports ad sales at 25 million words while annual capacity reaches 200 million. The discrepancy highlights a large backlog of space, with customers seeking more listings and classified notices amid brisk market demand and rising printing needs.
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of the
Atlantic
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