French Aviator De La Grange Killed In Flight Crash
French aviator Leon Delagrange perished during a monoplan flight after a wing failure caused the craft to collapse. He had set speed and distance records in late 1909 and sought the Michelin Cup, having previously broken speed records and inspired aviation interest.
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Dentoun de la
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Omistian
Henry Farwan
Histamea
Mtonoplaney
Niles
DeLaGrange
United States
Huyzland
Ab. Baiaboud
France
Soma Dave Inter de la
Nenmark
Ptomaine Poisoning in Piom aine California
In Sawlete California canned pears caused ptomaine poisoning at a Sunday gathering at Mrs. Valdes home. The dead include Mrs. ACP Fernandez 23, and Fernando Hernandez three others injured. Survivors and authorities warn of continued danger from tainted food.
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Valdes
Airs
Acp
Fernandez
Higher Ups Caught in a Network of Alleged Corruption
A fragmented report from New York cites officials and business figures entwined in alleged graft. Names and exact roles are unclear, but the piece mentions investigations and potential indictments tied to public contracts and private firms.
Storm warning issued by weather chief in brief notice
A fragmented local brief notes a storm warning issued by weather officials led by Professor Willama Moore, chief of the weather bureau, with unclear details but emphasis on imminent severe conditions. The item reflects a wartime era style report with limited readable facts.
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Washington
Ian
Iuletia
Willama Moore
West Superior to East in All Things, New York Debate
Professor Charles Zueblin of the University of China lectured in New York on regional superiority, praising Western cities and media while critiquing Eastern traditions. He argued Western influence dominates newspapers, railroads, drama, and culture, noting strong press and urban reach across West Coast and New York audiences.
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New York
Charles Zuebia
University of China
New York City
Feet Zueblin
Riltroads
Papore
Wool Show Opens Amid 5000 Attendees at Convention
Five thousand visitors gather as the Forty-Sixth National Wool Growers Convention opens. Accounts describe arrivals by train, hotel crowds, and a record-setting focus on quality with top flocks and major breeders from Oregon, Michigan, Wisconsin, Idaho and beyond in anticipation of premier prizes.
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Ag. Groak
Suce
Ogden Sheep Breeders Convention Attracts Largest Attendance
A crowded program and large turnout mark the Oregon sheep breeders convention in Ogden with visitors arriving from across the country. Dr. Isei Tanimura of Japan will present on American sheep breaders shipping flocks to Japan, boosting industry prospects at the convention and Livestock shows in Denver and westward.
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Fending Whaws
Heleen
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Horvat
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Denver
Leavitt Called East to Washington for Forestry Talk
Alydu Leavitt of Queen City travels to Washington D C to attend a national forestry conference and confer with the forestry department head on western forestry issues. He will assume the role of assistant chief in the national operating department of the bureau, remaining permanently in the capital.
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Joni
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D. C
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Howe
United States
Canfar
United
Perview
A. Shermer
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Poaltlan
Taavid
Ogden
Gan Ernily
Meeting at the Weber Club
A reception committee and the visiting delegation will convene at the Weber Club for a meeting. The committee members from various groups plan introductions, discussions, and a social segment to follow.
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Weber Club
Train Delays Slow Lines Across The Network
Rail services report widespread delays with several lines experiencing late departures and arrivals. Officials attribute the disruptions to high westbound traffic and ongoing maintenance work affecting key junctions.
Trainmen Scramble To Improve Utah Division Lines
Nevada officials warn Sparks to Ondo section faces harsh thaw cycles delaying repairs. Frequent thaw damage forces crews to push efforts to restore two tracks between Sparks and Ogden as winter conditions threaten travel and safety.
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Sparks
Ealt Lake Division
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Moys
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Nekinaki
Schadule
Utah
Nuwilya
Fragmentary 19th Century Court Report From Chattanooga
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a contempt of court case in Chattanooga involving a Johnson described as a Negro and a U S court proceeding. Names and dates are garbled but reference a court, a verdict or sentence, and a move to release or transport. The text is largely unreadable.
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Washington
Tan
Hevlig
Pat Ihe
United
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sTonry
Paget
Ana William Moyse
Ghattanooga
Tulse
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Rd Johnson
United States
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Ler
Tor Bond
Five Minute Street Car Service Schedule Confusion
Notices outline a five minute streetcar service on Twenty fifth Street from Washington Avenue to the Enron Depot and a fifteen minute service on Twenty second Street to Hopat. The order requires cars to run on Twenty second Street at six twenty two a.m. and every fifteen minutes to 12 a.m. Wall Avenue operates every fifteen minutes from Thirty second Street to Washington Avenue, with service limited to Twenty sixth Street and Wall Avenue. The text is garbled but indicates a mixed schedule and limited routes.
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Enron
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Tiagat
Onlu
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Funan
Steeer
Washington Avenue
Joseph Alloy Tas
Magic at Reese Howell Fray Sparks Unclear Rivalry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a clash labeled magic at Reese Howell with garbled terms, suggesting a beefed confrontation or event. No clear participants or outcomes are readable, though mentions of New York and Mausieyith imply named entities.
New Trains Run Into Ogden
A fragmentary report notes trains entering Ogden with unclear details. The text references multiple names and places in a garbled OCR passage, omitting coherent dates or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to determine the event scope and involved entities.
Reclamation Projects Finance and Railroad Plans Muddle
In Washington a proposed $20,000,000 bond issue to complete reclamation projects faces cabinet and Senate scrutiny. President Taft to transmit papers on Ballinger charges, while rail traffic changes loom as Western senators push for funding and policy shifts affecting Oregon and the West.
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Merbige
Castor
Gomto
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Doral
Senate
Salt Lake Route Damaged Cuts Passenger Service
The San Pedro route suffers heavy damage with the line torn up between Ogden and Los Angeles. Freight schedules halted. passengers rerouted through Oakland to Sacramento then south to Los Angeles. Rail officials expect service to be cut off by ten today as trains are reassigned or discontinued. Kenneth Kerr to Ogden to coordinate Harriman passenger detachment over the system.
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Lnko Ogden
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Asalee
Harriman
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Health of Mation Shows Improvement in 19th Century
Washington reports improving health conditions after a difficult year. Public Health officials note progress in combating yellow fever involving international conferences and cooperation.
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Marine Hospital
United States
Unitad
Power and Prosperity in the United States Intentions and Energy
The article discusses the Spirit of American success, contrasting U S vigor with conditions in Mexico and South America. It cites energy, legal and political divisions, and the idea that the United States leads in power and progress, while warning about external rivals and domestic strains. The text critiques native energy and national character as keys to enduring prominence.
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Tie
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Important Change to 23rd and Wall Avenue Car Schedule
Public transit notice notes a revised 23rd Street and Wall Avenue schedule. Service now runs every fifteen minutes starting at 22nd Street and 6th, continuing through the day with Wall Avenue cars operating on a similar fifteen minute cadence between Birth Street and Washington Avenue, including connections at 2nd Street.
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Aryeth
Blizzard Amid Rough Weather Hits Main Town
A garbled regional report describes severe blizzard conditions hitting Main Town and surrounding areas. Names and places are unreadable, but the text conveys widespread disruption and travel difficulties across communities along with mentions of local officials and responders.
Humphrey bill on subsidy and ship provisions
A fragment discusses a Washington introduced measure labeled Humphrey bill proposing subsidies for ship carrying to bolster American shipping. It mentions incentives for outward voyages to South America Asia and the Philippines and hints at bartering terms and admission of American goods and ships. The text is garbled but centers on subsidies and maritime policy.
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Himphres
Hiss
United States
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South
Japan
Philippines
Ogi Wade
Fragmentary Odds and Ends From Ogden Theater Note
A garbled report from Ogden hints at a large sale and a forthcoming performance. The text mentions crowd behavior and favorable reception but is largely unreadable. No concrete names, dates, or venues are extractable.
City Council Appoints Five Officials in Park City election
Jan 3 Park City council completes its election and confirms appointments to city posts. Mayor Frank Onty leads Republicans J C Thompson and Willian Westheld as Democrats are outnumbered. New appointments include city marshal ET. Byandy, city attorneys LLB. Wicht, organizer Wi. 3 Hora, and officers George Welly and Jahn Parts.
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