Bryan May Stand Firm on Injunction Question
Monett, a former Ohio attorney general, says Mr. Bryan has endorsed an injunction plank aimed at limiting industrial disputes, while labor backers push for broader protections. The Ohio labor and political ties, plus Roosevelt’s industrial center gains, shape the potential pledge as the Democratic convention weighs the injunction issue and labor response.
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Hearst Cables Views On Election Count
Hearst cables commentary on a New York mayoral recount defending a transparent tally. The dispatch asserts the need for a fair, verifiable vote, condemns secrecy, and calls for consequences for election crimes, urging citizens’ safety and adherence to law.
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Norfolk and Southern in Hands of Receivers
Norfolk and Southern in receivership after the court appointed a receiver to take control. The railroad had recently integrated multiple lines including the Southern and Carolina routes. General Manager resigned amid the receivership, with reform commissions formed to oversee the transition.
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Norfolk & Southern
Fragmentary 19th Century Rail Line Debts and Mortgages
A garbled OCR passage references a debt of 15000 tied to a line involving Athaetic and North Carolina railroad interests, a first mortgage by The Trost Company of Avurion New York City, and a Norfolk Southern track detail. The text is incomplete and unclear about outcomes or dates.
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Noted Western Painter Died in the Sierras
Western painter Mill, born in England and active in California since 1861, died in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Based in Philadelphia earlier, he gained prominence in jet work and portraiture, later focusing on Yosemite landscapes that raised awareness of the region. His painting The Driving of the Last Spiry marked the completion of the first transcontinental railroad and became a prized piece tied to Stanford’s $50,000 offer. he helped found the Bohmian club in San Francisco.
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Knighton and Taenvite wed in Ogden home ceremony
Samuel Knighton and Mian Hate Taenvite were married Tuesday afternoon at the home on 1th Street, Ogden. President C. F. Mididietou of Metaulng presided. The contracting parties are popular people of Ogden and their families extend kind congratulations. The ceremony was witnessed by close friends and many relatives, with roughly 100 guests joining for a banquet in the evening. The dining room was elaborately decorated for the event.
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Tupmliy
Bad Men Arrested by Police After Vagrancy Charge
Ten alleged professional thieves were detained by police on Wall Avenue last evening. They were taken to the station and charged with vagrancy. A $2.00 bill was found on one, and officers noted the group’s prior city record. Police say the suspects showed a low criminal history before the arrest and that the men were seen loitering near the area.
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Sheriff faces charges in Telluride case
Janetson Grant alleges arrest and filing of a charge against Matrioh aid alleging threats at a post office. In a quiet morning encounter, Sheriff Peteick was brought before the justice and released on $1000 bond. The case details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Towne discusses Democratic nomination and vice presidential prospects
A Washington interview records Charlee Towne, a declared Democratic presidential hopeful, meeting with William Jennings Bryan's circle to weigh a possible vice presidential nod. Towne praises New York influence, cites Gray as a strong rival, and notes Bryan’s cautious stance while avoiding explicit personal opinion. He leaves for a Denver meeting with party leaders tomorrow.
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Democratic Handbook Issued Details on House Committee
The Democratic handbook summarizes topics from the House committee’s five hundred pages of extracts. It cites financial conditions and currency reform as subjects, with chapters on tall and trusts, federal usurpation, Philippine policy, and Republican responsibility. The committee plans a public release after the Denver convention and before the upcoming election.
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Escaped in a Boat Incident In Puerto Cortes Honduras
Puerto Cortes Honduras reports a vessel incident as Pres and Bailey escaped aboard the Norwegian steamship. The boat was beached this morning and authorities, including Albert Oxley and Albert W. Halley, coordinate search with ships from the NeNew Shipping company and the American canal authorities.
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Fort Collins Marksman Surrenders After Shooting
Fort Collins Colorado opines on a fatal shooting involving marksman Fuly t Miles Margeott who opened fire on Willan Puffenberger a local carpenter. Margeott fled the scene after the incident and is reported to have been drinking prior to the shooting as authorities investigate motive and details.
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Ogden City School District Bonds Election Notice
An election is called in Ogden City to approve bonds for the school district. Polls open seven A.M. to seven P.M. on a specified July day in 1808 at ward polling sites. The measure seeks seventy five thousand dollars in bonds at four percent interest, payable over twenty years, to fund a new high school and remodels with furniture. Names of election officers listed per ward and location details included.
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Ogden City Bids Open July 6 1908 Council Chamber
Ogden City invites sealed bids for a public works project. Bids will be opened and read publicly at 6 o clock on July 6 1908 in the City Council Chamber. The city reserves the right to reject any bid or waive defects. By order of the City Council Engineering Department. First publication June 11 1908. Last publication July 31 1908.
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Notice of stockholders meeting and incorporation amendments
Notice to stockholders of Lindsay Bitton Livestock Company to meet at Ogden National Bank July 18 1908 to vote on amending Article Seven increasing authorized capital to 800000 divided into 3000 shares of 100 each. Also Ogden City plans concrete sidewalks on 25th Street from Jackson to Taylor with estimated cost six thousand dollars funded by local taxes, city recorder Brown announces.
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Notice to Contractors Ogden Wah June 1 1998
Notice details a sewer and sidewalk wall project on Wall Avenue from Madison to WW Tracks with extensions and reviews by city engineers. It lists the city council as approving the plan and notes the office of the City Recorder in the City Hall.
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