Salvation Army leadership earns city confidence and support
A local Salvation Army couple, a young man and his wife, have gained community trust by abandoning saloon fundraising and relying on donations from others. They receive ten dollars weekly for their services, with expenses deducted, and despite low income, maintain a plain diet. The piece notes their dedication amid high prices and doctor bills, urging readers to have faith in their mission.
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Salvation Army
Hea Neon
Hig Helpmeet
Army
USA
Fragmented Snippets Echo Odd Tales and Burglary Laughs
A collection of fragmented, humorous quotations and misread OCR snippets. It references burglars in a dim room, theatricalities with actors and lines, and scattered jokes about bravery and marriage in a dated newspaper voice. The text blends misread letters with odd spellings and garbled names.
Damming Ogden River for Power and Irrigation
The Utah Light and Railway Company plans a large Ogden canyon dam raising height by fifteen feet to store water for power generation and irrigation. The project would supply the nearby power plant at the canyon mouth and irrigate seven times more land than flooded, aiding farmers during dry years.
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Utsh Light and Railway Company
Ouka
Ogden Cangon
Sentex Ab
Bear River
Ogden
Salk Lake
Utah Light & Railway Company
Goting
Ogden Canyon
Hairic Ranch
Huntsville
Uteh Light & Railway R Company
Brooke Po Doiny
Every Man's Responsibility in a Free West
The Salt Lake Tribune urges personal duty and social responsibility. It argues that crime and injustice arise from shared social neglect and calls for each father to model moral action, address environment, and foster brotherly love to prevent future harm.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
the Tribune
Weatera
Heaven
Regulars Pressed by Quacks in State Medical Exam Inquiry
A Salt Lake City meeting of the state board of medical examiners held all day to review seventeen applicants for certificates to practice medicine. Fourteen passed, with three women earning certificates. thirteen candidates passed the exam, and three women failed. Board members, mostly from Salt Lake City, discussed safeguards to prevent quacks from posing as legitimate physicians and to shield the public from dangerous misdiagnoses and prescriptions. The board plans continued efforts and hopes for legislative response.
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Salt Lake
Purdue
Th. Thomas D Howell
Lateyally
Br. Ia. A. Btevenson
Deeles
Sulgeal
Anderson
Purewire
Meni
Colbert
Fant
de. Emmett
Dow
Berhort Land
Robert R. Hammten
Mud Doak
PB. Hibbs
Lake City
Italy
Hevartt Br. T Chagonee Srudlyan
Investigative Drive Warns of Medical Charlatans
In a Senate inquiry the board members volunteer to travel across the state to investigate conditions. If people are being exploited by charlatans and quacks, action will be taken immediately against the offenders and the Goard money allowance is noted.
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Senate
Writ Denied by Supreme Court in Cannore Murder Case
The Supreme Court denied the petition for a writ of habeas corpus for Frank Cannore, serving a life sentence for the 1299 cold blooded murder of Patrolman William Strong at Prewo. The ruling cites technical grounds, noting no prior adjudication or prior petition in court. Authorities expect Cannore may seek refiling, with potential for retrial or harsher consequences if parole is denied.
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Frank Cannore
William Strong
Prewo
Supreme Court
Straup
Kase Alates
Conners
Aulpreme
Hnbear
H. Parks
Connors
Conapra
Telegraphic responsibility notice and misdelivery claim
A New York court case questions telegraph fee liability stating that a sender’s written notice is valueless if the company is grossly negligent. The dispute centers on a broker’s error causing incorrect orders and a charge for a misrouted message.
Hinann Carpenter's Wonderful Gore of Psoriasis
Fragmented OCR lore recounts Hinann Carpenter's decades long battle with a severe psoriasis outbreak. The account traces painful symptoms, skin deterioration, and medical attempts across years, noting distress and the implied impact on daily life and health.
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Hinann Carpenter
Telegraph Company Liability and Public Safety Ruling
A court ruling discusses telegraph company negligence and limits its liability. It says the company may limit responsibility for disruptions not caused by its fault, but cannot grant unchecked power over public safety, even with strict regulations and oversight. The decision frames liability for errors by operators or employees as constrained yet preserves some protective measures for the public.
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Promises Relief
Frustrated with tired nerves and back pain finds a claimed remedy in Mother Gray's Australian Leaf. Ad copy asserts the herb tonic cures nervousness pain and insomnia and offers free samples by mail from LeRoy New York with testimonials and wordy offer.
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Mother Gray
Extending Electric Line to Plain City Moves Forward
Malin City July 1 statement describes plans to extend electricity to Plain City from Warmington canyon via the Davis County company. Existing wires from Farmington to Hooper will extend about twelve miles from Modper to Plain City. rail and amusement hall plans also noted. In local sports, Plain City and Hooper played third league game last Saturday, Plate Guy winning 10 to 7.
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Plain City
Eleateroity
Homa Telephons & Electric Company
Davis County
Yaying & Power
Warmington Canyon
Farmington
Hooper
Modper
Plate Guy
Acore
World Markets Open Quiet and Firm on New York Trading
New York July 18 markets opened quiet and firm with mixed advances in several rails and industrials. Amalgamated Copper fell on heavy selling, while St Paul and Western Union showed slight gains. broader trading remained dull with some broad-based support later. Live cattle and sugar prices appeared in unsettled ranges amid thin volume.
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Smithern Pactheraet
Asiie
Ayerondo
Father General Advance
St. Paul Rose
Walon Pacific
Ing
Rock Telaid
Amalgamated Copper
Consolidated Ons
Grops
Air & Rustining Iuftones
Wiscommin Control and ‘Ténansses
Cowboy
Dee Ellned
Westinghouse
Elediria
Fragmentary Markets Report From Early 20th Century Page
A garbled OCR style record lists various commodity prices and firms, including native and western meats and dairy items, creamery references, and midwestern market terms. The jumble mentions Chicago Product and Jay firm creameries with numeric receipts and prices, but the text is largely indecipherable.
Auto Struck By Passenger Train On Central Avenue
Five painting workers were struck by a passenger train near Washington Park Hospital at midnight. The victims named were Mrs N Clyne, Mrs N M Plataxan, Thomas Robert son, Willem Shepherd, and Ming Grace Spencer. Shepherd tried to halt the locomotive by positioning in front of the engine but was struck. All occupants were thrown from the car and rushed to the hospital.
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Ile
Haine
Brucei Oy Wi Tiitaola
Raitrund Street
Hellrosd Avenue
Washington Fark
Ipstal
Thoss Hurt
N. Clyne
N.M. Plataxan
Thomas’ Robert Son
Willem “Shepherd
Ming Grace Spencer
Owitg Ton
Toad Shepherd
winMour
Historic Clackhorse Tavern Faces Demolition
Canonburg July 12 The historic Clackhorse tavern long on the old Washington pike near Canonsburg faces removal after 134 years. The site, tied to Washington Braddock and the Whiskey Rebellion era, has been sold for 8,846 dollars to Canonsburg School Board which plans a modern high school building.
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Canonaburg
Washington Pike
George Washington
Col
Way Braddock
Canonsburg School Board
Chemists Gather in San Francisco for ACS General Assembly
Delegates from across the United States arrive for the 42nd general assembly of the American Chemical Society at the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco. Sessions will cover photography, smoke control, emission abatement, preservation methods, and precipitation of suspended materials, with social events planned for visitors.
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San Francisco
United States
American Chemical Society
St. Francis Hod
America
Aes
Fond
Othorto
Australian anti-Japanese sentiment and wartime travel notes
A July Washington report cites a returning traveler from Avattaits discussing anti Japanese sentiment in Australia. The interview claims German influence is used to fuel anti Japanese feeling, with references to restricted attendance at public meetings and merchant and student admission limits amid wartime tensions.
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Washington
Avattaits
Avatrelle
Tepanena
Japan
Heweyapern
Chicago Milk Health Commission Report Sparks City Review
A Chicago health commission reports the city’s milk supply serves 2,560,000 people with 249 000 gallons daily. The panel urges ongoing investigation, praises the health department, and notes underpaid staff while signaling reform measures. Read the class ads today.
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City Health Department
Wmilk
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