Editorial Sees Interstate Rates Boost for California Manufacturing
The Chronicle argues that the Interstate Commerce Commission rate decision may aid California and Utah manufacturing by lowering raw material costs and reducing favoritism to long-haul freight. It notes past low rates favored eastern rails, hindering inland industries, and predicts renewed investment and production if fair treatment for all regions holds.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Chronicle
California
Nevada
Utah
Roosevelt and the Insurgents Crisis Within the GOP
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt meets with insurgent Niles Poindexter and signals support for Poindexter, opposing Ballinger aligned moderates. The meeting underscores a GOP rift, with Roosevelt driving a potential realignment that could split or unite the party into a force echoing 1896 era tensions.
Ogden to get government postal savings bank move
Postmaster Shurtliff seeks authorization to convert Ogden office into a government postal savings bank under a congressional act. The plan promises safer deposits, calms panic, and returns money to circulation through the banks while attracting foreign savings to Ogden.
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Ogden Paskace
Money orders to be issued by Ogden postoffice
The Ogden postoffice plans issuing money orders payable anywhere in the United States under federal instructions. The change, long sought, faces opposition from express companies and some banks. Money orders would function like bank money, boosting circulation, with transferability limited by payment to the drawn party and the need for identification to prevent misuse.
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United States
Tha’ Ogdan
Wudee
Postoffics
Washington
Tals
From Humble Beggars to Bright Ballads in Odd Towns
A collage of quirky clippings describes beggars and passersby in various cities. Snippets recount breakfast pleas, mock bravado on trains, and remarks in Birmingham, Louisville, and Chicago with humorous, though mixed, social tone.
First Airstep Line In America Noted As Quieter Entry
In a clipped dispatch from New York July reports describe a quiet moment as officials mark a tentative first step in aviation progress. The morning edition highlights unnamed figures and a cautious tone toward the venture.
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America
Dreads Fire Before You're Sick or Hurt Protect Your Income
An insurance ad promises income protection for illness or injury at a low daily rate. It highlights a fixed premium of seven cents a day and mentions last pay at the docks. The pitch centers on avoiding financial ruin through coverage from The Greatest Health and Accident Insurance Company in the World.
Socialist dispute splits Unitarian periodical leaders
In July 6 notes a rift among Unitarian editors and publishers over socialist views in editorials. The Unitarian Adventist journals were formed amid resignations and financial strains as editors severed ties with the presented publishers.
Opening Alaska to Homestead Opening Alaska to Homestead
Spott Washington July 6 first steps for the surveying of agricultural and other lands in Alaska Homestead entry work led by Topographer H I Sargent of the United States Geological Survey who departs for the north to begin lead surveys in the Tanana valley near Fairbanks About 100 parcels reportedly under settlement in the Fairbanks area though not yet open to homestead entry until surveys are completed After organizing at Fairbanks Sargent will proceed to Cordova for preliminary examination of the Cooper River valley He plans to return to Washington in October.
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H. I. Sargent
United States Geological Survey
Leat
Olgtta
Sarmatt
Ning
Tanana
Fairbanks
Mair Banks
Sargent
Cordova
Cooper River
Washington
Slight Decrease in Circulation per Capita in 1909
Washington reports a minor drop in per capita circulation to 79 cents on July 1 1909 from the prior year while total money in circulation rose due to population growth. The July 2 treasury release shows each man woman and child would have had 38.81 if money were equally divided, down from 44.62 a year before. Compared with a 1874 level of $816 266 722 outstanding, today’s total money in circulation reflects population gains.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Tanmary 1
No Funds From Corporations in State Campaign Debate
In Tadiqnapolis Indiana the Republican committee aired views on funding, denouncing corporate donations as improper. They asserted the party will not rely on corporate money, vowing to pursue internal support and public funding avenues to sustain their campaign efforts.
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Curtier Sets Course for Spreo Flight Attempt
An unclear report from Atlantic City notes Curtier preparing for a Spreo flight amid disrupted weather and low visibility. The fragment references a possible takeoff today and mentions individuals including Shinn and Gharke among others, with vague timing and conditions.
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Atlantic City
Aviators Hrodkina and Cof Enter Wright Exhibition
Yesterday’s events drew aviators Hrodkina and Cof to the airfield for today’s Wright machine exhibition. They are pledged to perform demonstrations and join other pilots in late afternoon flying displays.
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Hrodkina
Coffin
Ice cannot be sold in Ogden
City board of health declares local ice unfit for human consumption after analysis. Milk dealers and ice suppliers audited, with a ban on selling condemned ice from Ogden ponds. Signs must read Storage ice only and shipments limited to wagons approved by the city.
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Recordait AD Boo
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Marita
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Anny
Tha
Whernon
Bestty
Ogden City
Janes
Smale
Ogsen City Ise Company
Oou
Etary
Wagooa
Bercot
Warner
Ogden City Ice Company
Farrive
Ogden Canyon
Becker Hrawing Company
J. W. Horn & Sons
Drunmers Day Of Sport In Provo On July First
Provo July 1 The second day of the United Commurell Try Velars ute tag was fally enjasad by those widnlog nver. While the uruwd of Manilty attracted the parade and big features, the day was full of alifor. Went many Jud nyver agen the law ee and af Peave river whore tt Hown Into Uthinks, trip by siutor oats wan i revalation. Capt. TB. a, Trowa and Dr. Af, Maden took a lava pirty of traveling men for a oralkn over the lake.
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Commurell
Tose
Siutor Oats
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Trowa
Provo Commercials Halt In Bizarre Baseball Evening
A garbled report outlines a Provo Commercial club baseball game with a late start, a quirky scoreline of 17 to 0, and a disrupted seventh inning. Players listed include Gold Dust, Nightindalg, Irvine, Stoker, and Thurman amid a chaotic description of the match and activities afterward.
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Lottalis
Boulder Peterson Halley «Yy
Irvine Stoker
Malbni
Ogden Town Flour Ad Promotes Local Alliance
Fragmented OCR text promoting Ogden made flour and urging citizens to support local town initiatives. Mentions Ogden and a local cooperative, with unclear phrases about paying for a community effort.
Real Estate Transfers In Ogden Area
Real estate transfers recorded by the county recorder include George McCormick and wife to The M. Pethoralt and Graen Fatheralt transferring lots 3 and 4 block by plat B Ogden survey Canddarstian Teo Gratha Boronven to Wohort Chris tenon for 1b block a Riverelaw Ogden survey Conglideration 11.00. to M Heat and wife to Charles Teney for By block 9 Tarnae bile division Ogden survey Consilp ation 875 D. BN Ogden to Anil Thom Rohneton Wyopert of K 1 Weak 10 Mal Ogden survey Qnnaldern Uon 4000.
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Qeorge McCormick
Wifn
Tne
M. Pethoralt
Graen Fatheralt
Ant
Ogden Sarvay
Canddarstian
Teo
Gratha Boronven
Wohort Christenon
Riverelaw
Ogden Survey
M. Heat and Wits
Charles Teney
D. BN
Oden
Anil Thom
Rohnaton
Negro and white killed in Arkansas plane crash
A report from Georgetown Arkansas details a fatal plane crash today killing A B Jolson, a local proprietor, and a Negro passenger. The wreck occurred when the plane fell after takeoff, leaving one white and one Black person dead.
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