Messina and Reggio Beset by Severe Earthquake Again
Reports describe a renewed seismic onslaught striking Messina and Reggio. Tremors from 7:28 PM to 7:20 AM drove residents from homes and caves, with one woman and child injured. Aftershocks, culminating in a December 28 event, caused widespread destruction and fear as civilians sought shelter and protection from collapsing huts and walls amid food shortages.
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Messina
Joly
freenUsong
Raswaling
Morsina
Joly L
Basth
Beregna
Regely
Los
Maine
Perschiventa
Carlobes
Theoven
Sherewalla
Eloey
Bart Nizht
Saved by Squaw Maggie Leads Whites to Water Story
In Los Angeles on July 1 a dramatic tale recalls Maggie an Indian squaw who, abandoned after a party met misfortune, guided panicked whites to safety. Her courage enabled recovery of water and a safer passage, as the group moved toward Emigrant Springs.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jor
Maggie
Verdar
Sideo
Megete, Kanot Aud Eilent
Emprant Springs
Ogden Letter Exposes Freight Rate Harm to City
A public letter from an Ogden business firm argues railroad freight rates cripple local commerce and hinder regional growth. The editor notes the critic’s point about how rate structures impede equitable access to transportation and curb economic development across districts.
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Ogden
Wainwright Faces Return to Pace Bribery Case
A garbled report outlines former financier Wainwright facing a bribery charge retrial in Pace. The piece mentions high profile figures, a court battle, and potential indictments tied to government corruption, with references to a lengthy trial and a constitutional court context.
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Wainwright
PACE
Two Boys Accused as Horse Thieves From Salt Lake
Two youths from Salt Lake, aged about 17 and 19, were arrested by Officer Crompton on suspicion of horse theft. They allegedly entered the city with stolen mounts, sold one horse for 35 dollars, and claimed the others were for family use. Both youths confessed under questioning, admitting thefts in Salt Lake and other nearby areas. The Salt Lake authorities took up the case for further action.
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Halllor
Salt Lake
Th. Sargan
Alvin Heckyead
Offeer Crompton
Walt Reed
Dia Palice
Sal
Mitiaeh
Vlevas
Two stores damaged by fire in adjoining building
Damaged text reports two stores affected by a house fire in an adjoining building. The fragmentary OCR mentions firefighting activity and nearby streets, but readable details are limited. Fire officials assess damages and control flames as investigators begin.
Fire damages Morris store and nearby residences in city blaze
An early morning fire damaged Morris store on a street corner with flames spreading to the attic and nearby walls. Firefighters from station No 5 fought the blaze as a gas line and debris worsened the incident, with praise for quick action. Other minor fires were reported on Twentyedights street and Grant avenue, causing wall paper and minor damage but no severe injuries. The loss is described as severe for Morris and calls for restitution from debtors to cover costs.
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Thia
Morris
Tay
Grant Avenue
Lintoin
Wall Avenue
Italian Held in Mexico in Palermo Assassin Case
A man believed to be Domenico Domenica, alleged assassin of Detective Joseph Petrosino, was reported in Mexico City after a week in prison there. U.S. police had kept the arrest secret while awaiting papers for his return to Italy. Local authorities could not positively identify him beyond a matching description.
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New York
Pala Cambnitel Domenicr
Joseph Petrosino
Palermo
Sicily
Mizipo
The
Herald
Domenica
Taly
Merton
Besic
Utah Fruit Company Formed Amid Reorganization
Symenine to the Utah Fruit Company formed as a new entity with capitalised 12000. Old Utah Fruit company reorganized with Meri Fruit interests transferred to the new concern. Directors including Scott W. Cumpetl, Storey brothers, and Richard L. Berret hold shares. headquarters set for North Ogden. details show a restructuring of fruit interests and assets in Weber County.
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Symenine
McGriff Fruit ‘Company
Utah
Manny
Mini Fruit Company
Tarorpora- Manat
F. G. Megridt
Orchard & Comenibalgt Company
Merit Frutt Company
Ih Poult Company
Bhieh Fy Incorporated
Scott W. Cumptetl
Eho Ty
Dames
Storey Joseph FL Storey
John S. Stuy
Richard EL Berret
Story Brothers Holt
Richard EL Tune
Ike Ferme
Rosary
North Ogden
Railroad Loss in Case Appealed and Sustained
A legal decision affirms a railroad property damage award of 5,645 dollars. The case involves Burrowe or Weaver and other parties over discarded items and wheel-related injuries. The court rejects appeals and upholds the verdict, with the defendant liable for damages and related costs.
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Gourt
Burrowe
Mod Furs
Lees
Pathoad
Ayerts
Tay Conyers
American Sugar Refining Co Indicted by Federal Grand Jury
New York July 1 The American Sugar Refining Company six directors and two other individuals were indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy and restraint of trade charges. Named defendants include Washington T. Thomas president and directors Arthur Dojer Charles Th. Baet and John E Parsons Julia Mayer of Morristown N J and Gin A Frager of Philadelphia. Indictments allege conspiracy to restrain trade. defendants to answer in court next Tuesday.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Washington T. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Compaor
Arthur Dojer
Charles TH. Baet
Doho E. Parsons
Julia Mayer
Morristown
N. J
Gina Frager
Philadelphia
Szain
Gustave Kisael
Thos. B. Harvett
Countetor
Adolph Segal
Corporathem
American Apace
Petacne
Oneman
Adhetenpota
Agar Redniog
Otbury
Tran
Gustave Kissel
Sepal
Iran
Othe May
Can Sugar Herning Company
Har
Segal
Kissel
Bartbwer
Pennsylvania Merlaing Company
Becal
Pennarivania Sugar Neanisq Company
Brerd
Hipple
Read Estate Trust
Lecsme
Wolted Fopeteea'y
Enspeader
Alonty Corpulutmd
Sutcite
Gen. H. Earle
Heal Fatate Trust Company
Comero
Bheshj
Sahtraytaw
Bache
Instleo Moor
Attosiye v En Rosaparte
Peproxenin
Federal
United States
Pennsylvania
Secor
Rome
Fertia
Eighteen Young Minwan to Travel Aghiad Two Cities
Fragments describe eighteen youths planning travel amid confusion and unclear details. The text mentions prayer and a Derby, with scattered phrases about dates, places, and names, but surface sense is limited and several words appear garbled. The record preserves readable items while exact facts remain uncertain.
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Aghiad
Harvard Defeats Yale in Varsity and Freshman Eights
Harvard teams dominated Yale on the Thames, winning both the Varsity Four and Freshman Eight by clear margins. The Varsity Four time was 8 to 1 24 while Harvard held a decisive early lead, extending to several lengths. Yale’s crew fought hard but could not close the gap as Harvard pulled away to victory.
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New Lredoo
Harvard
Varsity
Fresdmen
Yale
Thames
Crimson
Vale
Drowned at Wan Bmall Reservoir Observed by Companions
A trauma report details a drowning at Wan Bmall Reservoir where companions watched helplessly as the victim, identified as William Smith, lost life. The incident occurred in Geelnt Pri a while authorities investigated the scene and prepared an official record for the coroner.
Prison sentence moved to farm work for Cunningham plan
Hutchinson Kansas reports Jose Cunningham, 36, and John Regro were ordered to serve terms in jail but Judge Campbell adjusted the sentence to farm labor in the harvest fields. Forsha paid a fine as the judge touted a new system to aid housing and city needs, while noting the wheat-dependent area.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Jose
John Cunningham
Monte
Handy
Campbell
Mols Cunningham
Forsha
First Cars To Lewis Resort Amid Rapid Trolley Build
Construction gangs labor day and night to extend the Orden Rapid Transit cars to the Lewis resort in the canyon. Cars will reach Wilson's Bridge Monday with work advancing toward Ely by the Fourth of July. Electric lighting and pole wiring are active long hours as crews push progress beyond prior expectations. The Hermitage area roads see record extension efforts.
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Wilson's Bridge
Orden Rapid
Heron
Lewis
Ogden Canyon
Ely Wileama Bridge
Ing Gen
Hermitage
New York Mayor Ousts Police Commissioner
The New York mayor removed Police Commissioner following a contentious session. Officials alleged missteps in crime control and political pressure. deputies and the secretary faced scrutiny amid calls for reform. A separate medical note reports a child cured of spinal meningitis after weeks of illness, with Edward Noree now able to leave bed.
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Olean
Edward Noree
Ana
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Paria
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Petrosino
Utah Fruit Company
American Sugar Refining CO
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Aly
Switzerland
Parte
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Flay
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Irnwood
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Jane
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