Cardinal Batolli Death Signals Vatican In US Ties
A Whetington dispatch notes Cardinal Batolli, one of the Catholic Church’s eminent figures, died on Saturday 1631. He was renowned as the first apostolic delegate from the Vatican to the United States, arriving in October 1802. His 1880 visit to Baltimore helped publicize the centenary of the US Catholic hierarchy and the founding of the Catholic University in Washington. He admired Archbishop Ireland, whose Rome visit deepened Batolli’s regard. Batolli met President Harrison in Washington and carried back insights that supported his appointment as apostolic delegate to the United States in 1802. Two years later he became a Cardinal, later relieved and recalled to Rome. Batolli was discussed as a potential successor in a future papal conclave.
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Cordinal Sutelli
Whetington
United States
Vatican
América
Leo Kul
Balbmore
Catholi University of the
Washington
Ireland
Monsignor Ireland
Rome
Baéolti
Warrison
Batelli
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Gardinal Satotli
Leo XII
Pius X
Ogden Hosts Successful National Wool Growers Convention
Ogden proved a capable host as the National Wool Growers convention concluded. Despite bad weather, attendance was gratifying and visitors praised the city’s hospitality, sociability, and accommodations. Local hosts report no complaints, no overcharges, and smooth care for guests, underscoring Ogden as a growing, prosperous center in the intermountain region.
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Wool Growers Convention
Ogden
Praderd
United State
Bert
Where are the Ogdenites in Salt Lake page glare
In a Sunday Herald-Republican edition the Salt Lake City section features halftones of Utah leaders but omits any Ogden figure among thirty six prominent names. The writer questions Salt Lake provincialism for neglecting notable Ogden residents such as John Browning David Boules H H Rolapp Fred Kiesel and others while praising Salt Lake development.
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Herald-Republican
Salt’ Lae
Utah
Ogden
John Browning
David Boules
H. H. Rolapp
Fred J. Kiesel
Bubbissman
Scowcrofts
Salt Lake
Electric lines extend toward Brigham City plan
Engineer Joseph West leads northward efforts to build a railroad from Utah Hot Springs to Brigham City. Upon securing right of way grading begins, bringing Ogden and northern neighbors closer by rail this summer. Plans include extending Ogden canyon line to Huntsville and trolley links to Plain City, expanding inter urban service and trade.
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Joseph West
Utah Hot Springs
Brigham City
Ogden
Trecy
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Ogden Canyon
Hermitage
Great Gorge
Huntsville
Bouteville
Plain City
Thin City
Tak
Enriching Ogden's Sugar Industry Through Briquetting
Experts in the country and 4 Francs hope that sugar beet industry can be enlarged by briquetting. The process dries beets into briquettes, excluding moisture and preserving materi al for months with minimal loss. A simple drying plant could enable large scale production and storage.
Central Plant Coverage Extends Across Nevada Valleys
The discussion notes the expansive reach of a central plant near Ogden, with potential influence over distant Lovelock in Nevada, a valley famed for beet production. The text implies broad agricultural capacity and regional expansion into sugar beets serving local needs.
Fragmented Victorian reminiscences and stray quips
A patchwork of Victorian era miscellany appears with garbled dialogue and social nods. The text references a baptism of phrases, churchgoing habits, and a ped iary doctor, interspersed with odd anecdotes about beverages, grammar curios, and stray humor from period newspapers.
Midwinter Number of the Los Angeles Times
The Midwinter Number of the Los Angeles Tyee presents a 200 page survey of the Southwest with Los Angeles at its center. It features a section on water, harbor expansion, road projects, and regional development costs. It highlights photography, artistry, and notes President Taft’s visit within a broad retrospective view.
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California
Tat
Ture
Ain Artlade
Articla
Angel
Sensnoos
Sruth
Fortifications of United States Strengths and Costs
Washington, Tim reports on imperial era fortification plans and budget recommendations. The Appropriations Committee trims the defense department, proposing cuts to coastal defenses and sea power projects while noting expenditures in the Philippines and Pacific theater.
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Philippines
Hawaii
Goanl
United States
Washington
Tim
Ortientians
Itelar
Aeaalons
Appropriations Committee
Hattariog
Tipanies
Tecomumdedi
Pearauliahta
Amine Fhomwkade
Dalinrs
Aeatarsine
Aviation Meeting Opens at Dotingger Junction in California
In San Angelus on January 10 a brisk coastal breeze greeted the opening of the international aviation meeting at Dotingger Junction. Early tests drew crowds as aircraft from France Britain and the United States prepared for the first competitive trials in America. spectators watched the silent whirr of engines and the gliding dirigibles while pilots tuned delicate mechanisms for the upcoming events.
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Cal
Choudman
Wea
Copper Mountains
Dotingger Junction
America
Graatar
Wiese
Leler
Fraven
Brivis
de Avistora
Dirigibia
Kanabashue
Bexbey
United States
Record Crowds At Aviation Meet With Wrights And Curtiss
Crowds estimated near 25 000 gathered as aviation contests began on the coast amid high tension between the Wrights and Curtiss. Plans shifted with demonstrations and night tests, with pilots prepared for long flights, speed, altitude records, and passenger challenges despite poor weather and evolving judgments from judges and officials.
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Cliford B. Harmod
New York
Rabberinedult
Prauthan
Gertuliy
Charley
KiHumilan
New Britain
Conn
Ind
Mit
Misonrel
Malsyon
Wrighty
Weyer
Wrights
Cntrask
Paul Beck
Signal Corps
Revenue Cutter
Perry
San Peden Hare Hor
Curtiss
Curtis
Paulhan
Min
France
Oltford Havinon
Hermon
Te Alr
Spectator Fights and Balloons Highlight Calm Meeting
A chaotic session features Mrs Paulhan planning a dramatic fight display in Paris tied to aviation and a large balloon ascent planned by Harmon. Invitations go to Governor Spry, Governor Sloan, and others as a mix of public spectacle and political talk unfolds.
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Ba Ather
Evenia
Paulhan
Fiyera
Paulhen
Irnat
France
Harmon
Spry
Utah
Gove Nor Sloan
Arizona
Ema
New York
Gillett
California
Pion
Comerotiore Benedict
Phadicus Lowe
Pasadena
Cincinnati
Carolin
Mara Faa
Senator Elkins to Introduce Measure on Commerce Act
Washington January 10 Senator Elkins of the committee on Interstate commerce will present to the Senate the administration's measure for amending the Interstate Commerce Act. He has not fixed a date but will act within the next day or two. Elkins is known for railroad policy conservatism yet has signaled support from President Taft for the proposal.
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el Xia
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Fio
Senate
Taft Hs
Elkibs
Editor of Joliet daily News arrested on libel charge
James H. Ferte, chairman of the National Committee of the People’s Party and editor of the Joliet Daily News, was arrested Tuesday on criminal libel charges. A warrant was sworn by Mayor John Gronli and Police Chief William McMenars, accusing the editor of publishing statements alleging corruption in city administration.
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James H. Ferte
Peoplea’ Party
Edtine
Joliet
Dally Nowe
Tndag O
Crtminal Mbel
Maor John Gronli
William C. McM Netars
Tne
Bold raid on a mining camp resort in Kansas
Robbers raided Turner Hall resort near Gronberg, Kansas, injuring two men and stealing about 200 dollars. Frank dAneline and George Smith were shot but survived. Albert Cravelle and Edward Altin were later arrested on a streetcar and jailed in Girard.
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Kan
Turner Hall
Gronberg
Herrbers
Luda
Aled
Thane
Frank dAneline
George Smith
Bart Turney
Albert Cravelle
Edward ¢ Altin
A ¢ Girard
Primrose Minstrel Show At New Ogden Theater
Mr George Primrose and his large minstrel company travel to New Ogden Theater on Wednesday featuring eight acts of music dance and comedy. The program includes Guy Bowen Harvey Henderson and Lewis with new songs and sketches plus a dancing segment Dancers Past and Present. The famous Ward Brothers perform and the run ends with a Southern tableau The Robert Lee showing darkies leaving New Orleans and returning home with a moral twist.
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New Ogden Theater
Wednesda
Guy
Bowen
Harvey
Henderson
Lewis
Primrose
Billy Emerson
Church City
Ward Brothers
New Orleans
Robert F. Lee
North
Mason and Dixonne
Robert
Lee
Mississippi
Darkies
Tin Boys
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