Union Pacific stock dips under 160 as traffic stays strong
The Union Pacific stock trades below 160 a share for the first time in a year though it carries a 10 percent dividend. Traffic on the main line west from Omaha to Green River shows 20 percent higher business than last peak, signaling underlying strength amid Wall Street uncertainties. If confidence returns, the shares could rebound to 200 or more, despite current market softness.
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Union -Pacific Railroad
Inca
Union Pueblc
Omaha
Green River
Utah
Union Pacific
Atocka
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Srooke
California power rates spark city led reform drive
California cities press for lower electric rates amid varied city and utility actions. Los Angeles set seven cents per kilowatt hour after a compromise proposal. Vallejo offered six cents. Pasadena and Riverside report lower levels. Engineer B F Scattergood notes Edison cost figures and railway sales impacting price structure in 1909.
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California
Los Angeles
Vallejo
Pasadena
Riverside
B. F. Scattergood
Los Angeles Aqueduct Electrical Power Development
Mx. Scattergood
Edison Company
Raiiway
Ford
Inventor’s money counting machine replaces mint workers
A San Francisco mint experiment introduces a machine that counts and sorts coins at high speed, displacing thirty five civil service workers, mostly older women. Three devices from Philadelphia produce up to 800000 dollars daily in gold, with operators feeding and sorting by weight. Some women will remain until refinements finish, but most face unemployment as progress reshapes labor.
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Hare
San Francisco
Sainhoehen
Lambert
Philadelphia
Treaty critique worries over Manchuria and Open Door policy
A diplomatic analyst argues the Japan Russia treaty misreads U S interests in China. Germany fears American railroad and mining ambitions in Manchuria while Russia and Japan pledge sovereignty limits. The piece notes Portmouth expectations and warns of altered Open Door dynamics and Chinese sovereignty.
Ogden Citizens Rally for Local Leader Aid
Citizens of Ogden call for support for their ally in local leadership. Text fragmentary but emphasizes unity and community action to back the town’s chosen figure during a period of uncertain guidance.
Japan and Russia set Manchuria accord dividing region
The article reports on a July 4 note in St Petersburg describing a new understanding between Japan and Russia to cooperate on Manchuria railways and preserve the status quo there. It notes the exchange of views with China and mentions officials Baron Hoven and Ambassador Uchida presenting the proposals.
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Japan
Russia
SS. Petersburg
Imperial Government of Russie Ni
Manchuria
Janng
Ruseli
Beeen
China
Hsala
State Department
Riaslan
Baron Hoven
Rukela
Toxo
Aik Hwe
Open Door Policy Endorsed by Major Powers
The document notes recognition of China’s independence and territorial integrity and asserts that two powers cannot bargain away a third nation’s rights. It states Britain, the United States, and Germany support including the open door policy in the new treaty and safeguarding it now and in future arrangements. It also mentions Germany’s cooperation with the United States on tar use.
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Far East
China
Uch
United
Great Gertany
Germany
United States
Kaysville Opens Track With Races and Purses
The opening day program for the Kaysville Trotting Association track promises six races on the new South Kaysville course. Purse details include 400 for first, 60 for second, 260 for third, 70 for fourth, and 25 for a consolation event, with entries in trotting or pacing.
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Kaysville Trotting Association
Techange
Kaysvile
Rte
Ereen
Ogden City to spend on Adams Avenue improvements
Notice from the Ogden City Council Utah details plan to widen Adams Avenue between 20th and stream, add concrete curbs gutters and grading. Estimated cost is 1534 dollars or 1.20 per front foot. Protest deadline August 1 1910. Public hearing to be held by the city recorder.
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Ogden City
Utah
Connell
Adama Avenue
Put
Bowndary
Salt Avenue
Seld Cornell
Hove
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