Miners Deported From San Miguel County Incident
Six union miners were expelled from San Miguel County by order of Major Hut, military commander. A woman and child faced soldiers as the depots crowd watched the train depart. In Denver, Governor Peabody refused to release Western Federation of Miners leader Sherman Parker who was rearrested after posting bonds. new charges tied to the Vindicator mine explosion and a Florence and Cripple Creek railroad attack were hinted at.
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Telluride
Colo
San Miguel County
Hut
Denver
Peabody
Sherman Parker
Western Federation of Miners
Cripple Creek
State Federation of Labor
Parker
Teller County
Florence and Cripple Creek
Decline of the American whaling fleet and oil trade
The article notes New Bedford Massachusetts and San Francisco dominate US whale oils, with US output about 750 000 gallons of the world total of 3 000 000. It recalls New Bedford once monopolized the business, the decline of maritime fleets, and that the spermi n industry is dying while whale bone fortunes faltered.
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United States
New Bedford
Mass
San Francisco
Sag Harbor
Union
Alass
Golden Gate
Arctic Ocean
Cape Navarin
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian
Evolution of swords from ancient Egyptian designs to European rapier
The article traces sword history from boomerang shaped Egyptian blades through Sudan and Africa to the Toledo rapier in Spain. It notes Malta knight swordmaking and Barbary export, the shift from heavy cutting blades to thrusting swords, and the rise of fencing in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.
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Falchion
Irien
Sahara
Sudan
Central Africa
Knights of Malta
Toledo
Spain
Europe
Moral Suasion Ends in a Sweet Deception at School
A Philadelphia Ledger tale recounts a newly appointed public school supervisor visiting a disruptive pupil. After presenting kindness and hospitality, the boy reveals he was sent by another, paying him 16 cents to endure the sermon, exposing the charade and the limits of moral suasion.
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Pete
Philadelphia Ledger
Ordinance Grants Utah Independent Telephone Franchise
Weber County Utah boards authorize Utah Independent Telephone Co to erect and maintain poles wires and fixtures on county roads for fifty years. Location changes and safety rules to be set by county board. company to hold harmless the county. Dated January 11 1904 with official certification by County Clerk GR Hollingsworth and Board Chairman Joseph Stanford.
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Board of County Commissioners
Weber
Utah
Weber County
State of
Utah Independent Telephone Company
State of Utah
S. I
R. Hollingsworth
Joseph Stanford
William G. Wilson
Jesse
GR. Hollingswortis
Living Book Marker: Snake Skin Changes Color Over Years
The piece of snake skin used by naturalist W H L Hudson as a book marker shed its scales over ten years, with each harvest smaller than the last. The evolving marker would shift color between pages, prompting speculation on future literary life and the idea of a moral book marker.
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W. HL. Hudson
London
Compass plant guides travelers on prairie nights
The Compuxa Plant on the western prairie yields the compass plant whose long base leaves stand vertical with edges facing north and south. Each leaf surface equally receives light, unlike typical plants, causing vertical orientation. Travelers on dark nights reportedly feel the leaf edges to determine direction.
Bannerly's Egotism Suggested by Shakespeare Quip
A Cleveland Plaza Dealer excerpt notes Shakespeare reportedly anticipated Bannerly's ego with a sharp remark about a theory, suggesting Bannerly's self-importance. The piece reflects literary humor on personal theories and reputations.
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Shakespeare
Bannerly
William Shakespeare
Cleveland Platu Dealer
Wise We Are Notions of Modern Wisdom in Print
A satirical note questions how modern readers accept ancient wisdom as new. It contrasts the average American view of Plato as novelty and Sappho as a decorative attachment, suggesting a humorous misreading of classics.
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Plato
Sappho
Washington Times
Parlor Too New Boarder and Music Debate
The landlady’s daughter is noted playing a mixture of airs from old operas described as a musical hash by the old boarder, reflecting a humorous scene in a New York Weekly sketch.
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New York Weekly
Ignorance Seen As Barrier To Understanding Knowledge
A terse critique argues that people fail to grasp their own ignorance because awareness requires knowledge. The statement underscores the paradox that perception itself presupposes understanding, making enlightenment seem elusive.
Theory and Practiece New Item From City Editor
A brief letter requests editing help for a city page item submitted by an office boy. The note mentions revering and fixing the piece for print and asks for publication guidance.
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Pete City
Bennie
Chveiund Leader
We Win Winter Houses for Horses at Warren
Wintering horses with hay grain and stable space at five dollars per month. All owners should address or leave word at Standard for F F Barrow Warren.
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F. F. Barrow
Warren
Crites Sues Susie Crites in Weber County District Court
John Crites sues Susie Crites in Utah Weber District Court. Defendant must answer within twenty days if in county or thirty days if served elsewhere. Failure to respond may lead to judgment by default. Attorney Joseph Chez, Ogden Utah.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Utah
Weber
John
Crites
Susie Crites
Joseph Chez
First National Bank
Ogden
Probate Notice in Weber County for Dufur Estate
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to John E. Bagley Ogden Utah by May 7 1904 for the estate of Charles E Dufur widow Nellis Dufur administrator.
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John E. Bagley
First National Bank
Ogden
Utah
Doma Nellis Dufur
Estate of Rozella Hadlock Administrator appointment
Estate of Rozella Hadlock with attorney George Halverson required to file by May 15 1904. James Calvert appointed administrator. Ogden Utah notice served through the Eccles Building office of 402 403.
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Rozella Hadlock
George Halverson
Eccles Building
Ogden
Utah
James Calvert
Geo. Halverson
Sheriff Sale in Weber County Utah 1904
In the District Court of Utah second judicial district Clara Rosewater sues August Detmers and Margaret Pickett. A sheriff sale is set for February 2, 1904 at noon at the county courthouse front door Ogden Weber County Utah. Property includes specified blocks in Central Park annex to Ogden City with all appurtenances. Sheriff Joseph Wm Bailey, Deputy S H Cave. Ogden January 9 1904.
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District Court
Second Judicial District
State of
Utah
Weber
Clara
Rosewater
Augusta E. Detmers
Margaret Pickett
Ogden
Weber County
Tivo
Central Park Annex
Ogden City
Joseph WW. Bailey
H. Cave
El Monte Commandery Conclave Meets Second Wednesdays
El Monte Commandery No 2 K I stated conclave meets on the second Wednesday each month. Sojourning Sir Knights are courteously invited. fi. W. Badcon E G and E. Nichoja Recorder.
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el Monte Commandery No. 2
K. I
W. Badcon
E.G
E. Nichoja
Lego Lodge
Usitéa of America
F. Hall
Atent
COOK
M. J. Hewitt
Sea'ty
Secondhand Goods and Heaters Advertised in 1932
An old classified section advertises a dealer offering a full line of new and secondhand heaters cook stoves and related items. It notes guaranteed satisfaction and provides an address and phone number in Washington in 1932.
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Paul Ziegenhert
Ratisfection
Washington
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