Coal and Rail Notes from a Rural Western Town
Entries describe coal sales in Gillette and Weber counties at 4 dollars per ton, with listings for Rock Springs and Clear Creek. It mentions traveling auditor duties for the Southern Pacific system, social events like the 2nd annual ball at Congress Dancing Academy, and weather delaying print work while plans for a station and county salary discussions proceed.
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Eversihing
Ghabs Creek
Yar
Cantin Giate
Clear Creeks
Uoek
Springs
Alwaya
Unina Pacific
Congress Dancing Academy
Tiremen Battle Flames in Toledo Fire Scene
Firefighters continued to battle flames in Toledo as the blaze spread through a structure on a city street. The incident drew a Wall Company crew and several rescue teams while residents reported injuries and damage to nearby properties.
Arctic Exhibit Brings Far North Peoples to Beatie Fair
A Siberian Arctic exhibition opens at the Yakou fair showing 35 people and their huts, tools, and clothing. Visitors meet residents who speak Rekima, observe lamps, games, and daily tasks, and note their language and customs.
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A. Me Dae Ler
Yakou
Beatie
Thayer
Art Cape
Siberia
Ubat Tiegion
Willian Bisanet
Lelog
Pete
Dick Ella
Lawrence Hay
Eloth Ing
Gotz
Vo Drage
Manhattan
Heavy Rains Disrupt West Ogden Rail Traffic Amid Floods
Weather and flood conditions crippleed rail service across the Southern Pacific and unions. Tracks west of Ogden faced heavy rain with bodies of water flooding the valley and rail property damage. Pacific lines reported late arrivals and detours while trains from the east and north remained near schedule, with officials praising overall handling of passenger traffic as the region endures the downpour.
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Teperte
Teal Fatima
Osden
Oakland
Batramento
Paelfe
Ogden
Salt Lake
Sacramenta Divtelona
Geden
Union Pacific
Oregon Short
Card of Thanks for condolences and support
We express our sincere gratitude for the help and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter. Thank you to the speakers for comforting words and to all who assisted with the many acts of kindness and consolation. May you be blessed for your generosity and support.
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Eprakera
Air
Spirited Conference Over Sectarian Teaching
In Philatelptia a heated council debate on preventing sectarian teaching in public schools led the twenty five members of the Erbin American Gehrew Congregation to propose a resolution. The measure supports maintaining a Christian unity and urges abstaining from sectarian instruction in district education.
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Wehowla
Twenty Five Council of the
Erbin American Gehrew Congregation
Police locate CEO Williams in burglary case
Detectives report George Willan, a colorsman store figure, located after a series of burglaries including a church fund theft. He was arrested last summer and sentenced to a year in a penitentiary. Authorities seek his return to Idaho to face charges.
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Tendée
George Willan
Perry
Willams
Focatella
Hat Willanie
Ade
Reed Hotel
Vocatello
Cloudbursts May Have Caused Tampa Disaster
Manila Jae reports that cloudbursts may have triggered a violent eruption near Mowat Lagnas and a northern Tasaya area. Fire warnings spread as rivers of lava and steam filled a crater lake, with authorities considering a major volcanic event and large-scale evacuations ongoing in the region.
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Manila
Jae
Iy Corthern
Tayahsa
Rasheva
Guilty of Murder in Second Degree
A court found the defendant guilty of second degree murder in a case involving a fatal incident. The trial proceeded with testimony from investigators and witnesses at the district courthouse, and sentencing is scheduled for a later date.
Drunkenness and burglary cases heard in city court
A city court docket detailed William Frank Cowan and Charles Eddy pleading guilty to charges of drunkenness and petty theft with fines around $3. Trobert E. Gleason faced burglary charges for stealing a child’s dress and clothing. bond set at $500. A man named Dago, described as American by choice but born Chinese, was charged with drunkenness after participating in New Year celebrations.
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Cowan
William Frank
Charles Eddy
Cruskennesa
Tan Minovich
Hn Ad
Tne
John Pont
Brytehms
Mim
Ole Samber Sur Marler
Chosow
Bredaya
Collet
Senace
Trobert E. Gledvon
Evape
Hailine Heloe
Gleason
Bomber of the Woman's Heller Corpa meet at Posy Room
Members of Inx-Logan Bret Si and Ladies of Mocoln Circle No 2 gather at the posy room at Tp m Sunday February 2 to proceed to the Congregational church. They plan to listen to Abe raham Tdnrolm AM comrades and feleeda are taritet. Jos Gray Commauter WLW CNOSSHAN Adiatent.
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Inx-Logan Bret Si
Heller Corpa
Mocoln Circle No
Willeet
Posy Room
Tp. m
Congregational Church
Jayre
Isten
Aberaham Tdnrolm AM
Feleeda
Carnally
Jos Gray
WLW
Cnosshan
Adiatent
Thirty One New Senators to Be Sworn
Washington Date not fully captured reports that thirty one senators will be sworn in to succeed retiring members. The list includes incumbents reelected and several from major states with varying lengths of service, signaling a large turnover in the Senate.
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Washington
Albert
Hoptine
United States
Thennor
Provident
Uberasciata
Ancor
Cummins
Iowa
Brnalot Ab
Government through private detectives in manpower inquiry
Government investigators engaged private detectives to gather information on a disbanded unit of the twentieth infantry. The water department continues efforts to locate the wheeling party and secure testimony from Rayd Conyers and Laneheen Alapeneet amid the missing details.
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Warkington
Jaz
Heown
Taldeia
Privaty Tes
PALA
Twentieth Infantry
Rayd Conyers
Laneheen
Wat
Absence of Roosevelt Seen as Path to Peace
A garbled dispatch from Washington suggests that Roosevelt's absence could secure peace. The note mentions Senator Hayner and a state claim about retirements and funding, with calls for maintaining national welfare amid uncertain times.
Treaty report on border defense efforts
A congressional committee briefing discusses action on border defense treaties between the United States and allies. The latest conference, held recently, delivered a favorable report to the Senate, outlining security measures and cooperative terms.
Fielding in Prison Again After Fraud and Bigamy
Fielding, once jailed in Ogden then released on a misdeed related to a mortgage fraud, faces forgery charges in Seattle. He had a wife and child in Salt Lake City and allegedly used fraudulent means to obtain 200 from a bank. The case moved to Alamins and then to Seattle, with his release ordered earlier in the day.
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Wiltam
Firet Sa
Ogden
Jy Hace
Alamins
Talaatic
Thatotlan
Honor
Fretciog
Auatody
Tefora
Tmne
Biatreedon
Sheri Wisco
Graitle
Orden
Seattle
Erie
Salt Lake City
Fielding
Te Wag
Jie Young
Fieiting
Orden Bank
Ingall
Hibekah Bréte Assembly Invites Members Friday Meeting
Notice from Hibekah Bréte Assembly at Tah requests officers members and senior all invited to attend Friday evening January Ziud AU event at Queen City Tehokah Taniger location.
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Hibekah Bréte
Tah
Queen City
Tehokah Taniger
Jan
Ziud
Members
Sintore
Heavy Rainfall Closes California Coast Lines
January 21 report from Sacramento notes heavy rainfall across the coast causing rail lines to flood and block Northern California routes. San Joaquin valley receives dusting rain raising concerns for river levels, while Oregon and southern trains face delays and outages. Storm warnings issued as communications networks strain under the weather.
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Orerail
California
Sacianeata
San Joaquin
Rato
San Francisco
Oregon
Walding
Dananath
Fierce Riot Breaks Out at Village Deep Mine
Johannesburg January 21 There was a fierce riot at the Village Deep Mine with outbreaks of violence. About 800 men returned to the pits in the morning. troops restored order using their measures and the unrest was quelled.
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Jotannesburg
Tranevaal
Chiramen
Aeroplane Wreck at Aldershot
A damaged aircraft crash report from Aldershot mentions a British airship or aeroplane mishap with several crew injuries. The incident is tied to an expedition or unit activity, noting the aircraft failing during a routine test and a partial collapse.
Explosion Hurts Twelve at Dupont Powder Plant
A blast at the Dupont powder facility injures twelve workers. Officials say the explosion occurred in a building unit and authorities are investigating the cause and extent of damage.
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Dupont
Death shocks family as father killed in accident
Mrs Migatnbarth and her daughter learn a tragedy that struck aboard a case near Union Depot. Lind and I D Weaod were killed by a freize while heading to the lake yards Sunday night. The daughter arrives from California and is met by relatives as the family endures the shocking death and nervous strain.
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Pfra
Hmsnendarth
I D. Weaod
Fait Lake
Edsoe
Union
Rela Sree
New York
Balt Lake
Aba
Marriages Traced In City Notices With Local Clergy
The marriage of Fidesta Mary Byester and Alexander W Walker was solemnized at the Bosucher home 475 Twenty Fourth Street with Father P St Curbnahan officiating. About 150 guests attended as music filled the evening and the couple will reside in Ogden. Walker serves as secretary of the Spencer Lambert company. Also wed at 2:30 PM at PL K Smith residence Thirty Flat Street were Bertine A Smith of Chicago and Ter Tholmueller officiated by Rev F C Zimmerman with plans to live in Butte Montana. A marriage announcement mentioned Alpert F Trask of Byrne and Katherine Topunce of Eden.
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Fidesta Mary Byester
Alexander W. Walker
Teldo
Mra
WH. H. Bosucer
TwentyOith Street
P. St. Curbnahan
Caihalle
Walker
Ogden
Mr. Walker
Oe Bpencer Lamber Company
Ltr
PL K. Smith
Heavy sentence for white man and his negro wife
In Nichmont Virginia Marcus Lindsay, a white man married to Sophia Jones, a black woman, is convicted under anti intermarriage laws. The judge, reluctant to sentence, warns he will seek a gubernatorial pardon but says marital relations between them must end.
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Nichmont
Farmeille
Marcus Lindsay
Lindsay
Fophia Jones
Nomination of Frederick Wallis for New York Insurance Superintendent
Governor Waghet urged the senate to confirm Frederick Wallis of New York as superintendent of Insurance. Wallis, born 1860 in Kentucky, has fourteen years in the insurance field, including roles with Northwestern Mutual Life and New York Life. He recently led the New York City Home Insurance agency and held a senior agency post at Home Company.
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Meany
Waghet
Peat
Senate
Frederick Wallis
New Tawke
Str
Wallis
Kentucky
Northwestern Mutual
Icsarane
Vector
Maryland
New York Life Insurances Company
Jasitina Ee Srsiard
New York City
Aipestt Landeat
No Secret Understanding Between Castro and Gomez Questioned
Fragmentary report from Caracas asserts no secret pact between Castro and Gomez. The piece notes Castro’s return and references comments by a president or commander tied to Venezuela’s army, with emphasis on political taint and interparty relations amid ongoing tensions in Caracas.
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Castro
Gomez
31 Percent of Smyrna Homes Razed in Firefighting Crisis
Report notes 31 percent of Smyrna dwellings were destroyed by fire as authorities grapple with widespread devastation. Interior advances and relief efforts are described as failing to prevent further losses amidst mounting casualties.
Salaries of Circuit Judges Increased to 19.0ee
A public notice reports an increase in circuit judge salaries to 19.0ee with the change approved by authorities. The document cites legislative action and outlines the new pay scale impacting the judiciary.
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