Paullhan and Curtiss duel in speed record trials
In Los Angeles on January 12 10 amassing a record chase featured Paulhan the little man bird from France and Curtiss challenger. The two aviators demonstrated contrasting machines the Farman and the Curtiss monoplane with Paulhan nearly achieving a new speed record near 26 miles per hour and Curtiss finishing strong. Mrs Paulhan aided the attempt and the Aero Club of America observers weighed whether a new high speed mark would stand.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Curtiss
Paulhan
France
Doalngyer
Appianse
Cneling
la Masters of
Paylin
Patthan
Tans Tullll
Curtiss Panagay
Pathan
Cortland Field Highup
Aero Club of Aumerica
Jerney Marshes
Mra
Je ‘Tothe
Abe
Paulban
Pauthan
Asvintante
Thia
Vart
Paris
Paul Han
Hn: Fig. B, Speed Cowrse Surveyed Ant. Histenies Worked Before the Reatelat Toy
Merehaity and Manufactturora’ Amuoslat
Witek
S S S cures Old Sores and Blood Purifier Relief
Testimonial for S S S claiming to cure old sores and ulcers by purifying the blood. Describes impurities in blood causing sores and that external treatments fail. Promotes S S S as a safe, all natural remedy suitable for all ages with letters offering advice and a book from The Sweet Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
Hyon
Swiet Specific CO
Atlanta
Prediction of Revolts Ahead of January Lita Ange Les Closure
A fragmented report notes forecasts of uprisings accelerating before the Lita Ange Les closure dated January two. The text implies concerns of rapid revolts in the period leading up to the event.
State Health Board 18 Again in Session
The state board of health met in quarterly session adopting rules for tuberculin testing of animals conducted with the United States Bureau of Animal Industry. The board approved Rivney's Primer of Sanitation as a required text in schools to teach disease prevention.
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State Health Board
State Board of Health
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Teansploay
State-Board of Health
Board of Health
Rivhey
Atate
Bagtth
Uiinks
Tailormade Suite and Jitnates Adverts Dresshaking
An old classified style notice promotes tailored suits and related items with upgrades and guarantees. Contact details name Mrs. Lillian Allan and Neli Colman at Bell phone W469K, room 26 Woodimensen Block.
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Bell
Lillian Allan
Neli Colman
Woodimensen
Confidence man nets eighty dollars at depot sting
James Cunningham told police he was approached at the Union Depot by a well dressed stranger claiming a sister at the Puelfe hotel and urgent needs. The man produced flashy currency and asked Cunningham to cash large checks for express packages. Cunningham handed over the money and the suspect vanished, leaving Cunningham to report the hoax as his wife nears emergency surgery.
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James
W. Cunninghan
Cunningham
Union Depot
Stmnger
Cioningham
Puelfe
Cunninghiam
Ogden
Rupert
Wdnho
Remin
White Slave Bill Moves Through House Vote
Washington January 13 The house considered a measure labeled the white slave bill. The session focused on the statute’s reach and implications, with proponents urging swift action and opponents warning of overreach and civil liberties concerns.
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Washington
Piscodt
Thirty Three State Automobile Clubs Form in 33 State Federation
A New York report notes the movement toward a thirty three state automobile federation. Texas and Alabama join the effort while Missouri and Saint Louis are mentioned as potential additions to the growing federation.
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State Automobile Clubs
New York
Anrwrsema Automobile Association
Texas
Alabmna
Quiftton
Austomebte Club of
St. Lonla
Police raid Elephant club gambling house at night
Police swooped on the Elephant club on lower Broadway at 1:80. About 100 men filled the place as officers arrested EB Smith and twenty others on gambling charges before releasing them on their own recognizance to appear in court. Evidence of gambling included poker chips cards and other paraphernalia.
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Htephant Club Rongss
Bmtth & Company
Noice oMiesix Fund
Javentil
Smith
Sld Vewaod
Capetain
Poligg
C. C. Brown
Tetteliven
James F. Fender
Dob Burke
Patyiuen Her
Conversee on trial for robbery at Lyman Bros plumes case
The defendant Converase faced a jury over a June robbery at Lyman Brothers in Salt Lake City. Plumes valued at 209 were allegedly sold to Mrs. Powell for 28, then more plumes were discussed for a friend in Sandy. Identity of the plumes to be established.
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Utah
Lyman Bros
Powell
Powell, A Balt Lake
Ag'theyvbad
Busitess
Hobo
Ralenn
Otto Burehjoit
Segregation Debate Weighs On Union Pacific Leaders
A Washington dispatch reports President Mullins and prominent officials discuss segregation’s impact on railroad operations. Key figures Mohler, Galvin, Ban craft, and Harriman are cited as potential executive arrangements while officials deny detailed comment.
Veteran Firemen Association Dance at Royal Academy
The Veteran Firemen Association announces a grand late afternoon dance at the Royal Yanking Academy on Friday in 1910. Jani, M4, hosts the event with entry details and schedule to be announced.
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Royal Yanking Academy
Burlington Report Denied by Officials in Chicago
Chicago January 12 officials emphatically deny a Denver report that Burlington president George J. Harels resigned and would be accepted by directors. They say the claim of secret resignation is false. Barris and Miller state they have no knowledge of any such action and remain in their posts.
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Chicago
Denver
George J. Harels
Burlington
Daring Miller
Barris
Miller
Diriettone
Romlin
Ankoy
Gratis Cisans
Prometon Homlthy
Inspected Meats Assurance From Sawyer Pros
Local ad notes all meats are T. 5 inspected and net inspected, urging customers to demand the inspection stamp on every cut. Promises satisfaction with contact details for Sawyer Pros at 2175 Jackson Ave, phone Bell 1808, Ind. 3884-D.
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Bell
D. Sawyer
Jackson Ave
Ernst Made Free Man By Jury
The trial in Ogden ended with a not guilty verdict after a brief jury deliberation in the Hroat murder case. Clarence Trust testified detailing the events leading to the shooting and Staples’s actions surrounding the confrontation, with the defendant returning to the police station after the fatal shot.
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Ater
Bron
Allormeys
Clarence Trust
Creedy
Staples
Ogden
Stupins
Enai
Cites Megan
Gillen
Frost
Ernst
Offfcars
Hagbett Anderson
Trust
An- Herdon
Kinentnayama
Twente-Tith Street
Wna Tikan
Oxdon General Hospital
Whith
Bullek
Wrrith
Fowell
Changes at the Depot Hotel Appropriation Approved
A sketchy OCR fragment notes an appropriation of 811000 or 76000 dollars approved by Braxton Woo Raperatt of the Ogden company for fullargament and reconstruction of the Depot Hotel. It mentions remodeling, enlargement, and continued establishment work, with unclear names and details.
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Junk Hong
Braxton Woo Raperatt
Ogden Unter Mepot
Imnenvamant Mel Cen
Phe Cma
Vs Cuesie
TOW
Satalibinment
Olfon
Garkark
Hotel to Become First Class Resort for Harriman Travelers
Seption room and other departments will be enlarged and the hock center will extend nearly one hundred feet along the west front of the door. New counters, ranges and tables will be added and large doors will be built for passenger entry. The hotel will be converted into a first class resort for Harriman road patrons entering Ilillis City. Superintendent Antro of the Union Depot and the Oregon Short Line Dining car service will oversee details with Manager Bradbury of the Pacific Tote coordinating. The aim is a transformed hotel serving traveling public when complete.
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Associates Press
Washington
Tall
Wna
Harriman
Foafe Southern Pacifile
Oregon
Ling
Oregon Navigation
Manson
Mohler
Union Pacific Company
Galvin
Bancraft
Oregon Short Line, and So On, Do Not Link the Sal Lake Filviston
Yeverl
Paciile
Stviaton
Dlacuas
Rnifr
oHee
Charien
Fae
Southern Pacific
D. W. Horsburg
Southern Peete
Baliurs
Legal Department
The
Jeffers
Utah Amazon
Paulie
Pun
Mr. Lovett
Harriman Innes
Hock
Harriman Roads
Inillis
Supers
Atnaon
Union Depot & Railway Company
Gentseh
Oregon Short Line
Bradbury
Pacific Tote
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Realty Notice
Trabolle Cider transfers property to Hamjar Yar Toth with a value of $1.00. The transfer is recorded under the North Ogden survey and shows basic conveyance details in the public notice column.
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Hamjar Yar
North Og
Wheat Market Fluctuations Reported By Sellers
Fragmented OCR notes show wheat traders watching pit activity and foreign market cues. Price directions appear mixed with mentions of potential gains and losses, and shifts tied to global demand and local support.
New Mexico Acting Governor Dies in Dueling Mishap
Loring Ni Sone, acting governor of New Mexico, died today after a domestic operation. Born in Charley Cui, he later moved to New Merten and was appointed secretary and acting governor by President Grevaland. The article notes a $40,000 payoff linked to his death, with unclear context.
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Dl Faso
Loring Ni Sone
New Mow Igo
Miller
Charley Cui
New Merten
Nfste
New Meaicn
Grevaland
Jou Vents
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Thomas
Paulianis
Bird-Lee
Gnally
Lita Angeles
Bayyle IM
Nigaragua
RAI
Diconverse
the Veteran Firewen’s Association
Buhlington
Kuhn’s
Wase
Biltwell
Baten
Ott
Chirag
Jom
Mayelo At Apad
Niin Yee
Jforwer
Mexico
Wilter
Cabie
Spanitornin
Weiter
Breeden Office Supply Co
Salt Lake City
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