Engagement Announced in Ogden amid Scottish Dance
Mr and Mrs A. Midian announce the engagement of their daughter Ruby to Geo D. Apder Creman of the Southern Dacite. A supper and dance for the couple are planned January 25 at Congrena Dancing Academy with Scottish music, and tickets available at several local outlets. The Ogden Circle W invites members to a meeting at 7 pm.
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A. Midaie
Mint Ruby
Tour
Geo D. Apder
Creman
Moudan
Ogden
Congrena
Jloo
Frank J. Canton
MacMeth's
tHutrhipgon
Quiloy’a
Driver's
Tes Buore
Blizzard disrupts main line trains near Grand Park
Fragments report a severe storm causing train delays on the Great Northern main line near Grand Park. Notes mention traffic backing up as trains struggle to move, with passengers awaiting service and crews attempting to clear disruptions. Weak OCR fragments reference damage, weather impact, and stalled cars.
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TaInadmea
Grand Parke
Road to Strikes: Snow Halts Northern Line Repairs
A wreck impaired the Northwestern line after avalanches and rain damaged tracks at the northern end, leaving the road largely out of commission. Electrification plans aim to restore service. a Hot Springs extension is promised within several years, with long term guarantees and ongoing transformation efforts.
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Rosd
Pouitie Ta
Tute
Rosa Sarvra
Brigham Cty
Withta
Thomas Etherington Funeral in Tabernacle
Thomas Etherington funeral services held at the Tabernacle after a home procession. McFarland led the service with addresses by longtime acquaintances. Later burial at Mellmty cemetery followed observances with offerings laid on the casket.
Suppressing Opium in China Digest
Washington and Thurman discuss the Chinese rescript aiming to suppress opium growth and use. Officials push gradual eradication of poppy cultivation, control of magistrates, and reporting mechanisms to curb farmers with poppy lanes. Measures include gradual import reduction and restrictions on home grown opium.
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Washlacton
Thurman
Pekining
State Department
China
Conditton
Optumn
Praners
Dr Crummer Dead Omabs Jan 4 Tr Crim mer of Oaaha
Obituary item notes the death of Dr Crummer a famed physician and surgeon in the West. He died this morning from a paralytic stroke at his Omaha residence.
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Crimmer
Oaaha
West
Founder of Firet O'g Depart ment store Ja Killed
Fragmented OCR reports a founder named Ja killed at Firet O g Depart ment store. Wandering details mention a waiter and a mystery assailant, with Cecil Whitely or Whitly connected and a man named Mr Whitty linked to the murder scene. The text is garbled but implies a fatal attack and subsequent investigations.
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Firet O'g Department
Whitty
Pen
Maszilans
Cecil
Mr. Wihlintey
Coal Train to Nevada Heads West Amid Coal Shortage
News of a westbound coal train as coal dealers in Chicago and Reno scramble amid fuel shortages. J A Stubbs of the University of Nevada and supporters from Re Nevada plan to push a soft coal shipment, seeking lower prices, with cars headed to the Nevadan mines. Advertisement for a pine tar cough remedy follows, touting its safety for children and availability from local sellers.
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Jess
Chicags
Reno
New
Hite Central
J. A. Stubbs
University of Nevada
Brother
Dtabta
Varrimantines
Chicago
Tursdey
Rew
Cieaga
Nevada
Death of L A Sweet TA at Suez Camp
L A Sweet TA died at the Chapman Lot at Sp. ta after heart failure while at the Utah Construction camp near Suez. The body will be shipped to Grey Summit, Missouri, Saturday morning. Viewing to be held at Meh ey's undertaking parlors. He spent many years in Opden and leaves two nieces. No known kin west of the Rocky Mountains.
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Suez
Utah Construcsion Company
Chapman Lote
Sp. Ta
Mirrburl
Mehey
Rocky Mountains
Uf Bie
Ariradiss Colese
Amateur roller derby thriller at Ausatorium attracts 1700
A crowd of 1700 gathered at the Ausatorium for an amateur roller derby between Gilera Lashue of Orden and Rianebe Ogg of Salt. Lashue led early though Ogg edged ahead to claim the win. Lashue’s fans urged her on as she chased a dramatic turnaround. A potential rematch is teased as management plans another event on Friday featuring an open race with substantial participation.
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Ensha
Ion
Aus Altorium
Shonte Makes Statement on Canal Committees and Rail Line
Shonte delivered a tonight speech in Raceas City defending canal commission leadership and denying Red tape claims. He stated he organized engineering work for the canal project and brought order to confusion, arguing the government must act, not just corporations, to advance construction and administration.
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Panama Railroad
Charman
Charmanshin
Rat Rad
Ateateslo
Eschaftman
Canal Rommisalos
Shorts
Foolan
Pragher
Stevere
Levee Break Threat Near Terre Haute Waters Rise
Jan 2 report from Merom indicates the Wabash River levee breaks threaten Terre Haute. Telegraph lines say the river has overflowed and units are on alert as sections of the valley flood, endangering nearby homes and light industries.
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Terre Haute
Tnd
Telephone
Alytern
Merom
Sty
Karentonalir
Peninania
Noth
Trafic
Eeverst
Esperanto Lectures Partly Reported In Fragment
Fragmentary notes from an Esperanto lecture series mention concerns over bribery and political exhortations. The dated entry references January events and a solitary examination room context, with limited readable names and places.
SKEEN S WILD STATEMENT ABOUT OGDEN PRINTING CONTRACT
Ogden mayoral candidate Dr. Kleen defends his record amid claims by councilman Glabmann and press figures. He disputes allegations of favoritism toward Blanchard Publishing, notes previously canceled contracts, and asserts reelection intentions while detailing past printing costs and city dealings with Standard Publishing.
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Isemann
Jeddish Shee
Salt Lake
Winnestay
Postmatter
Theo Angelas
Galt
Lisch
Alt Lake Telegram
Ealt Lake City
Gi Mann
Bee End
Glasmann
Taira
Bkeon
Trish
Baera
Imanater
Wayor
Ely Sonnel
Hay Arice Theo
Ogden
Skeen
Abatilas
Kleen Failen
Glabmann
Utah company displays railroad tunneling machine
Gilbert representing the Utah Rare Tunneling Machine Co. exhibits a photograph of a remarkable railroad tunneling machine at the Brann hotel. Potential investors urged to act quickly on the extraordinary opportunity. Share price noted as 129 per share on February date.
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de. le Te Gilbert
Utah Rare Tunneling Machine Co
Brram Hotel
Election in N Germany Sees Voter Turnout Cautionary
The July electoral calendar ends with voters facing a tight race as 18 districts vote tomorrow. Analysts see little betting on a decisive government shift in downtown areas, noting limited confidence in a Socialist gain and uncertainty over Von Roclow's standing regardless of outcome.
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Derbo
Jeo
Rolera
Soclattets
Hisita
Uber
Colon
von Roclow
Kingston Rips Desperation Over Foreign Aid Debate
Kingston leaders denounce Edwardian policy amid Jamaica’s crisis as Archbishop laments gov Swettenham’s rejection of U.S. aid. American Navy relief ships bring food while refugees flood out and aid agencies rush to distribute resources and chartered supplies.
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Kingston
Jatcales
Tharatay
Jan
Enos
Westensleg
Edward
Google
Jamaica
Eald Br
Archbisbop
Swettenham
Archiiscotent
Roosevelt
Bahop Hendricks
Colon
Une
Pham
Gar
Dalk Telegraph
Artiele
Atralpes
Davia
Community protests arson and calls for loyal governance
Citizens condemn the arson and demand responsible leadership. They urge officials to act with dedication, oppose futile rhetoric, and restore trust in local governance amid crisis. The public expresses frustration at misused power and seeks prompt, steady action from authorities.
TRY RUEF FIRST San Francisco January 23 Trial Adjournement notes
Assistant District Attorney Francie Henry engages in procedural dispute over trial dates in Judge Pooze court. Attorneys for Mayor Schmitz seek to place Ruef on trial. motions, objections, and limited continuances unfold with Henry pressing for consolidated hearings and a Monday morning resumption.
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San Francisca
Francie Henry
Plata
Abraban
Alurf
Schmitz
Pooze
Frank Drew
Schmits
Henry
Trenne
Campbell
Nerats
Dunne
Henry Snally
Pge
Northern Pacific Acknowledges Capacity Strain On Tracks
Northern Pacific executives testify before the Interstate Commerce Committee about rail congestion on the Sound Western line. Officials cite plans to add capacity through large investments, including a $72,006,000 upgrade in the coming year, to relieve bottlenecks and expand equipment and tracks.
Europe Buried Under Arctic Cold Snap
Reported across Europe arctic weather grips the continent. Norway and Ireland endure heavy snow while many regions face record lows and widespread disruptions. Flooding and deaths are alleged amid the chilling event with Danube freezing in places and earthquakes noted near Ratim.
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Tandon
Europe
Norway
Ireland
Pepan
Anasyrane
Mursla
Tothey
Danube
Pléres
Floumania
Ratim
Nariza
Borghorus
Russian relief fund contemplates large emergency loan
The report from St Petersburg notes a planned emergency loan of 25 million dollars for farming relief with a possible February start. The loan would be absorbed by state banks, tapping free balances, and the budget deficit would be deferred until 1992 revenue is secured.
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St. Peterburg
Jam. II
Sale listing fragment from a local ad page
Fragmentary OCR ad notes items for sale and direct-from source wording. Mentions a lazy pet and Made In, with garbled product references and incomplete pricing or terms.
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All Tre Cero
Officials explain detentions of Japanese and release
A fragmented report notes that after a landing by Alameds and white, the immigration committee allowed some individuals to land while detentions by Japanese authorities were clarified. The reasons for detentions and subsequent releases were made public.
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Alameds
Washington
Cold Weather Grips Rome Amid Snow and Disruptions
Fragmentary foreign dispatch reports bitter cold and heavy snowfall in Rome and across the peninsula. Train lines faced delays as intermittent earthquakes were recorded. travel and commerce slowed under severe winter conditions.
Fife Fires Damages Chicago Manufacturing and Mercantile Firms
A fire caused significant losses at a Chicago manufacturing and mercantile establishment, destroying inventories and causing an estimated damage of 259 dollars and 4 cents. The blaze started in the early morning at Eyanklin street and involved a member of the manufacturing sector. Fire crews battled the flames, with efforts hampered by the size of the building. No fatalities reported.
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Alengo
Jen
Fear Atere
Eyanklin Ptreri
Reanufacturins
Mercantile Aro
Endorses Roosevelt Action in Dispute Over Negro Soldiers
unclear OCR fragment notes support for President Roosevelt and a policy dispute over the treatment or discharge of Black soldiers at a site named Hrowreecille. The readable pieces indicate endorsement of presidential action amid military civil rights tensions.
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DR Crummer
London
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Death OF
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Shonte
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