Ambiguous ledger of political and financial notes in brief
A garbled regional clipping lists a mix of topics including central market activity, a note on legislators and rent disputes, and a survey of financial moves. It mentions a stockholders vote on Santa Fe bonds totaling $939.09 million, with $430 million in shares favorable to consolidation, and plans to issue $25 million in bonds. also references a funeral in Midway, Tennessee and a shipment of a body to Utah for a mid-afternoon service.
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Topeka
Kat
Banta Fe
Public Meetings Bill Adopted by French Chamber
Paris reports the chamber of deputies approved the public meetings bill by a 35 to 8 vote after debate led by Minister of Education Dried test and opposition leader Jaurès. The four sections authorize public meetings without prior notice, restrict meeting locations, empower mayors to regulate sites, and hold organizers responsible for damages. The bill aims to clarify the government’s reform program amid the bishops’ ultimatum and ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Bécasse M. Clemenceau
Cuilletems Ield
LM. Jaures
Socialiat Lasder
Sneoker Tite
Bly
Briand Ihervdpon
Kia Imptfalto
Briand
Clemenny
Bate
Tas
Jons
France
Tievtinge
Senate
State High School Plan Aims to Aid Utah Schools
A Utah teachers association proposes a half mill tax to fund state high schools across the state. The plan would extend existing institutions and reduce student costs, with current high schools relying on local funding. Officials note many eighth graders join university or agricultural college prep programs due to expense.
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Indoree
Teas Lion
Bethed
Olivathes
L. & Exeerisen
Sec Mon Ang
University of Agricultural College
Therade
Paarby
Exports of Manufactures Reach 712 Million in Year
Washington reports from the Bureau of Statistics show exports from manufacturers for the past year totaling 712 million dollars, comprising 41 percent of all exports. Europe leads with 319.5 million, North America 69.7 million, South America 64.9 million, and Africa 12.3 million, outlining global trade patterns for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Statisticn
Department of
Harope Aggreeaed
North America
Senate inquiry probes Brownsellie wait martial affair
Washington reports say Senator Fora ker and Secretary Taft forwarded names in the investigation of a Brownsellie wait incident. The committee discussed demands for car tain pileases and quartering of troops, with testimony urging martial court verdict at Bresenseule and a later trip to Washington. The inquiry involves enlisted men and charges against a battalion.
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Washington
Ren
Realman
Senate
Ciliary Atake
Serator Foraker
Taft Totay Cone
Wait
Eine Mosday
Brrenseule
Washingtoohy
Forest Reserve Withdrawn and Land Reassignment Questioned
A fragmented report notes a forest reserve withdrawal with unclear public land use changes. Mentions authorities possibly reassigning acres and discussing treaties with Indigenous groups. Details are garbled but reference dates around dawn and Canada relation, with names obscured.
Convicts Wife Seeks Divorce After Prison Term
Mrs Alva P Baker petitions for divorce from William W Baker district court yesterday alleging they married April 13 1900 and have one child Helen custody to mother. William a convict serving a three year term for burglary joined a band that used a remote cabin as rendezvous police wounded one member and took three years each for accomplices. Also Jolmpeing Senior Medwatt sues for divorce from Fred J Senior city real estate trader alleging desertion since Nov 1905 after marriage on Sept 1 1905 seeking alimony and costs.
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William W. Baker
Atete Prinen
Alva P. Haker
Courg
Mra. Baker
Helen
Go San
Bod
Taker
Wbiches Ukleree
Subrhs
Mas Sor
Ficker
Asanelates
Prion
Jompiing
Dietsjet
Fred J. Senior
Ely
Negros in Washington court case stalled at White House
A fragment reports that a Black individual sought a better position and that President Taft and a Ralph Tyler from Ohio were named in a petition for a wage or policy change in Cincinnati. It notes that no decisive action or ruling had been reached by late in the referenced period.
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Washington
Law
Mae
Ralph Tyler
Colaratis
Ohio
Cincionati
Cleveland election rumor sparks political chatter
A fragmented item mentions Oliver Cleveland and a Belmont like council meeting in New York, reflecting rumor about a presidential candidate. Several garbled names and dates appear, but the core suggests speculation on who may be chosen as a party candidate amid a covet event in Cleveland.
Rail Pass Rules Under New State Commerce Law
Railroad officials outline travel pass restrictions under the new state commerce law. Pass holders may not travel beyond designated routes or stoppoints, and must pay full rates for interstate legs. Special passes exist for railroad empties and charity travelers, with limited honor across state lines.
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Dregom Buort
Ramcroft
Frerney
Sat Lake
Vocatello
Cache Junction
Carbe
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Alate
Butte
Payette
Welner
Idaho
Breauer
Oregon
Attacks on Land Patent Order Stir Senate Debate
Washington June 29 Senator Heyburn assailed a land patent order as eroding public land rights and inviting fraud. He argued the president’s message and department actions weaken generations’ benefits, calling for a formal resolution to scrutinize all departmental requisitions and fraud responses.
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Washington
Herbert
Iahe
Senate
Benatar Carter
Tatedot Department
Heyburn
Hesborn
Taya
Meybure
Lawe
Hesburm
Regulathon
Yolea
Regulailong
Heybare
Pola
Resolutina
Pooner
Sr. Weybars
Sr. Fallon
Clark
Wyoming
Department
Hate
Leyburn
Heybure Ton Eladed
City voids contracts amid alleged fraud and legal challenge
Predelphia Te Whey dade Balter loses bid as city nullifies contracts with YMO NeXeadho & Company alleging fraudulent submission. The ruling centers on contracts tied to city alterations and the legality of the original bid. Officials say the actions affect property and work plans, with bids declared invalid and resulting in nullified agreements. The decision names MeNtehol and others in the contested dealings, and affects further municipal work and potential remedies.
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Predelphia
Dade Balter
YMO NeXeadho, & Company
Ator Wewan
Sim
Alternton
Amerdel
Mix MeNtehol
Mfr
Mexico
Tee Pn
Hadbaria
Noted Elusive Trial Mocked In New York Murders Tale
A lurid account describes lawyers Wells and Welles in a high profile murder case. It follows Judge Orlando Powers and Robert Wells as they defend Amelia Bradley and the shadow of the gallows looms over the defendant. The article paints a vivid scene of the courtroom drama, the press hailing Senator Arizor Brown, and the emotional impact on Bradley and her supporters.
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Halt Lake
Wersld
Mca
Ada Tatterson
Bath Lake
Add Row
New York
Tat
Anca Bradie
Arthur Brow
Shy Conaliate
Wells, Hoover’ and Wella
Sat Lake Chiy
Beth
Tegal
Mra
United Biatra
Elytes
Tex
Mini Gallows
Guitena
Garield
Robert
Medlees
United Prater
Wahington
America
Bradley
Chaterman
Arizor Brown
Uten
Te Tran
Evers
Ake
Grure
Sarehat
Abe
Prisoner Tale From Ais Seekes In Peril
Fragmentary report describes a prisoner in peril awaiting fate as indit ferener, with hospital and prison staff attempting to comfort her. Captain Tiarris and warders visit, offering rounds in hopes of lifting her apathy while a matron arranges meals and attention amid murmured thanks.
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Prizon
Tiarris
Sls
Ltr
Lost tote items at Weber County Fair seek owners
Lost two totes from the Weber County Fair stock exhibit were misplaced during the event. The secretary stored them with the rock certificate book and the ledgers, which show stock owners. Owners missing stock pads should report to C. Nye or Wim Nam Mann.
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Weber County Fair
Oxden
Rock
Federe
C. Nye
Wib Nam Maemann
Oil Burners Phase Aimed at Coal Shortage
Nevada officials report a shift from coal to oil burners due to coal shortages. The change, ongoing in the Boarke division, aims to meet fuel demands as oil supplies become priority.
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Enal
Nevada
World Markets See Quiet Trading Across Exchanges
Global market activity remains subdued with price moves limited on New York and Japanese boards. Notable figures include Canadian Pacific and American pairings, while U S rail names like Reading and New York Central show fractional shifts. Trading across commodities and livestock follows muted patterns with scattered gains and broad demand softness.
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New York
Antos Pedre
Newyork Central
Puth
Araling
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Ez-Mansy-Kelley
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Midway
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Utah
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Oliver Cleveland
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City Againet Company
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Luger
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Weutern
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Lamhe Raat
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Velden
Jim Butler
New Bay
Atlanta
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Goldfeld
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Ata
Crescent
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Madeanji
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