Salt Lake Shut Out by Ogden at Morning Grounds
The report notes Salt Lake was shut out by Ogden in a morning game at the hail grounds. Attendance was about 200. Ogden defeated Salt Lake by four to zero with Ogden players Byonglang and Hele contributing, while Salt Lake struggled to secure hits.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Hail Grounds
Gadan
Ball Lake
Ogare Af
Oppostns
Taterles Ware
Onden
Byonglang
Hele
Alt Juatco
Manley
Tominy
Salt
Mary Mannering Seeks Divorce From Hackett
New York July 4 Mary Mannering seeks divorce from Mr Hackett after not living together for a year. The divorce suit shows Mannering recently left her theatrical duties to care for a writer’s child and the case references a prolonged separation and counsel involvement.
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New York
Mery Mannering
Hackell
Mirmering
Entinsel
Hackett
Europe
Misa
Mie Mannering
Clave
Poisoned Doctor Traced to Enraged Husband Letter Plot
Fralde story from Philadelphia of a physician poisoned after receiving a tainted “Standard Ale” sample. Letters from a Schemms firm signer warn the doctor, urging him to test the product, which led to illness and death. Investigators note the decoy letter began the scheme. Philadelphia authorities pursue the case.
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Fralde
Wiltan
Philadalphia
W. Wilson
Philadelphia
Mae
Peter Schemms
Wilson Tet
Dr. Wilson
Pridag
Deaner Dernion
Bristol
Pau Hy
Thi Jetter
Rene
Celebrating the Glorious Fourth Across the Nation
The piece recalls Independence Day celebrations with references to patriotic events and general festivities. It mentions people gathering in canyons and mountains and notes varied activities at clubs and homes. It also reflects on historical independence movements shaping national pride.
Railroad Men Observe the Fourth of July
Railroad workers shut most offices and shops on Independence Day. General duties pause to allow celebrations while essential operations keep passenger service moving. At the joint terminal depot only perishable freight is handled and staff are released from duties until Monday morning.
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Whdor
Ralle
Headayare
Aleu Elynyil
Rm Baty
Treleul
Traveling Agents Fo l ey-Ganaral Meeting A. B. Mozelay
Traveling agent Foley of the Central passenger department visits his old friend A B Mozelay. Also notes increased capital stock of a year old city concern to 40000 with shares at 100 each and amendments to incorporation articles. The celebration at the focal gall and yards marks the arrival of the Glorlong Pasrth engine amid a display of colored fires and torpedoes.
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Foley
Central Passenger Department
A. B. Mozelay
C. O. Dves & Gr
Olathe Tng Concern
Bled Briday
Galle
Jnl
Death of Harris in Atlanta Chronicle Obituary
The Amis Magazine reports the death of Yoel Chanduly Harris in Atlanta tonight at the family home after a long illness. He was about seventy years old and leaves a widow and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Atlanta
Duly
Joel Chandley Hartis
The
Reamis Magazine
Harris
Uae
Harta Wall
Amtauti
Four Die and Fifteen Injured in Wreck Near Hooks
Five men including A. Richer and Be Eaten perish in a rail collision near Hooks. Fifteen passengers are injured as two trains collide. Watertown native among the dead. A lengthy courtship of local wreck details and aftermath described amid tangled OCR ruins.
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Watertown
Explosion victims reported from Vaxova July 1 death toll rises
Fragmented account describes an explosion at Vaxova near Huron Ruvala with numerous casualties. Dozens buried, many severely mutilated, seventy two wounded, several reported dead or missing as rescue teams work amid debris.
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Huron
Ruvala
Gma
Tulay
Innee Gullirog
Amu
Atoek
Row Over Park Resolution Averted in Denver Convention
In Denver a dispute over a Cleveland resolution stirred delegates as Judge Parker and New York leaders altered plans. Bryan supporters pressed for a reform that would avoid brawling with Cleveland allies, while New York figures weighed how best to back Hearst ally Shattuck and blend campaign tactics.
Ridder presses Bryan on candidacy at Nebraska gathering
William J. Bryan faces pressure as Lyman Ridder of the New York Staats Zeitung visits Fairview. Ridder urges Bryan to withdraw in favor of a Democrat who can win, while signaling support if Bryan is nominated. The discussion includes a proposed plank opposing high pulp duties and a stance on forest conservation.
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Linen
Neh
Wiliam J. Brean
Nebraska
Slain
Denver
Roosevelt
Taft
William J. Bryan
Larman Ridder
New York
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Ridder
Ridder
Lr. Brratt
Democratie Representate
Congress
Wolder
Cleveland
Nate
Ely
Ae Empire State
Pin
Pis Cleetion
Mno Ag
Van
Parker
Havacit
Uke Campan
Matanes
Dialypian
National Committee
Golef
Ohio Delegation Faces Tilt After Denver Caucus
Cohmbbug, Juny 3 W Uy Pining leads a Pentocratic executive group and followers in Ohio urging Johnson as the Ohio member of the national committee. The Ohio delegation caucuses at Denver Monday with 140 to 169 Dems. the train carries 38 delegates including all at large save Johnson. W R Thonn of Sprhinafield seeks Kykan’s place among committeemen. Frends ah Cansrenn Mat Mid Doreen vow to back Johnson for vice presidential nomination.
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Johnson
W. R. Thonn
Sprhinafield
Ieee Candiaute
Kikyann
Conontttors
Doreen
Synmington
Ieee
Governor Haskell Faces Contest In State Race
Fragmentary OCR text describes Gov Haskell ready for a contest with mentions of state politics and a plan tied to a pavilion, a charterer, and medical positions. The garbled material references strategy, a bank, and a medical practice context within a statewide framework.
Coler Predicts Mc Carren Influence Across New York
Coler asserts Beyan Whel and coren Moner influence shaping New York politics. He cites Brooklyns and Campanes as key sites, while Daye and Rewer warn of opposing forces. Geter Nah comments that Hornoe will visit New York as predictions of Mc Carren are debated.
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Geter
Hornoe
New York
McCarren
Parker and Debates Shape 1904 Nomination Stakes
The excerpt portrays political maneuvering around the Parker-Cleveland thread for the 1904 nomination. It notes strong public support for Parker, resistance from lobbyists, and calls for a decisive platform stance on judiciary rights. It mentions potential strategic moves by New York and Garment interest figures and refrains from platform concessions.
Harrison Supports Nomination For Vice Presidency
Denver dispatch reports Congressman Francis Burton Harrison endorses Judge Gray as the ticket’s vice presidential choice, hoping the nomination brings harmony to the party. He opposes federal injunctions, urging party restraint on judicial power within the platform.
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Denver
Jilya
Francis Burton Harrison
Doney
Gray
Harrigan
Clarke arrival with waterways plank presented in Denver
Denver July 3 Colonel Howry and Clara of Omaha vice president Inland Waterways commission arrived by Denver morning with a prepared plank for the Democratic platform on waterways. Clarke distributed literature on the subject. Congressman Joseph B. Randall of Louisiana, president of the commission, will join Clarke tomorrow to work on the plank.
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Denver
Howry 'T i Clara
Omaha
Inland Waterways Commission
Henverha
Sunject
Iplaui
Committee On Regulations
Calonel Clarke
Joseph B. Ranadell
Jouisiana
Commissaion
Government bonds urged to fund river and harbor works
The convention backs a government issue of 2 percent bonds totaling 300 million or more to advance river, harbor, and waterway improvements. The plank cites House approval and supports rail construction revival to reduce unemployment. It argues bonds are needed to sustain the economy and allow flexible currency.
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Comptes
House of Representatives
Lea
Barbure
Ermer
Clearing House State ment Show Surplus And Cash Changes
New York July 8 The statement of clearing house banks for the week shows banks hold 54 000 and more than the required 25 percent reserve. Deposits 1 320 170 800 up. circulation 86 160 900 down. reserve 84 919 000 up 14 559 00. surplus 54 659 800 down 4 408 500. Total cash on hand 99 008 800, deposits at institutions 9 4b,350,300. Resignation of the cabinet was finalized. Emperor likely to appoint Marquis Katsura as successor soon.
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New York
Gomved
Depostha
Increnaey
Aleeresss
mae Tasgal@nlers
Va Brech
Decrenae
United States
Greater
Cafes and Dining Ad Promises Private Luncheons
Cafes operate day and night offering oyster dishes and private dining options. Taxback offers 25¢ back from noon to late while partners FOON and LEO promote select dinners and luncheons at 472 Twentyfifth Street, Oyen, Utah.
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Foon & Leo
Oyen
Utah
Growth of government and world population figures misread
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled discussion of government growth, world population estimates, and references to leaders such as a strong leader and various nations. The readable portions mention hundreds of millions of people under republican governance and contrasting claims about global population figures, with many corrupted names and numbers.
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Ehavn
BoNrnAnten
Faltevgr
France
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