Ogden social notices and community events roundup
A dense Ogden page lists social notices, recitals, dances, and excursions with details like July events, netherland excursion trains, church choir dinners, and local gatherings. It notes school, road, and civic items, plus arrests at a park disturbance and various entertainment plans.
Salt Lake murder case tainted by police theory drift
Salt Lake Police push a theory in the Hodges case that seems to drift without solid proof. Officers traced a possible suspect as they questioned a young woman once connected to the Cripple Creek home. A private investigator was hired to press the guilt upon her while residents doubt the evidence and doubt a conviction. The force interviews continued into the night as reports of laudanum and missing pictures circulated.
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Cuplair Hordidge
Lake Wake Department
Trivatr
Raleigh
Iand
Ogden
Eri- Heven
Fiscen
Willian X. Tyan
Murray
Mrs. Hodges
Wirghington Hone
Riverdale
Chiewnip
Mont Taward
Hodge
Williny
Anne Piel
Thera
Nani
CHAS. WEDGES DISMISSED IN WASHINGTON CASE
Charles Hedgesoda was removed from the office of inspector of his delivery on the charge of falsifying his dairy and traveling commission. He allegedly reported Alva rians pecs as facts when he was not, and he traveled to several places on dates mentioned, with hundreds of writes away.
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Wearhington
Charles Hedgesoda
Nnghia Fravelingy Commission
Purersharney deposition sparks $200000 claim
Fragmentary text indicates a deposition linked to a $200000 claim involving Circa Wo Cle, Sinator Chai, and Heiney Ute. It mentions San eigen in March and a possible $250000 offer by von Yess, with reference to Healy Case and Min uit Healy.
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Pan
Sinator Chai
San Eigen
Tennis Tournament in Brooklyn Mississippi Shows Turbulent Start
The Lange Tournament managers nearly split over this morning’s events as players Georg Wreenbeck Loomrd and A Ware faced key matches. Wright defeated opponents while Grane and Hes provided notable performances in the day’s early rounds.
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Brooklyn
Miss.oly
Lange 'Traniaournas
Georg Wreenbeck A. Loomrd
Walla
A. Ware
Shamrock court hearing in Maine drumbeat case
A garbled report from Shamrock Maine references a federal hearing involving multiple parties and a Maine district, with mention of Jane Smith and Aaron Ha and a ship company. The text contains numerous corrupted words but signals a legal proceeding and anticipated transfer of the case to a recipient for action.
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Morland Maine
Daly
United States
Janes Smith
Noy
Aaron
Maine
Hillondol
Governor Odegll to Visit Ogden for Irrigation Congress
A government invitation extends to Chief Executive of the Empire State to visit Ogden during the Irrigation Congress. Governor Nagi of New York is expected to arrive with his party by special train this afternoon. Local officials and many congress members from Sat. Lake A Leipighein arranged events for the visit. The party will travel by water and a trestle delay near the lake is noted.
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Ogden
Noun
Empire State
Nagi
New York
Hieary
Welly
Tis Shail
Sat
Lake
Treigalion
Ornor
Little Barbados A Prideful West Indian Colony
The piece extols Barbados as a tiny but fiercely proud English colony in the West Indies. It asserts Barbadian loyalty and bravery, recalling a Crisis-era plea to Britain to advance and protect, and contrasts calm with Britain’s fears in far regions.
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Uroudest
Turbado
England
Barbados
Belves
Fuileed
Russia
George Wan
Unclear fragmentary text on people and plants
The readable content describes various unclear phrases about individuals, insects, plants, and a named place or group. Contains many garbled terms and embedded names without a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Discharged in rape case after dubious alibi evidence
Franklin Stanger, charged with attempted rape of Mary Marriott at Marriott’s suburb, was discharged in municipal court after judge Howell found the State failed to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The defense highlighted conflicting testimony and an incomplete alibi, while the State argued elements of description and proximity supported guilt.
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Franklin Stanger
Mary Marriott
Marriotts
Ling
Maginnis
Fondint
Hulaniskl
Dodge Howell
Thore
Uiguers
Peryon
Franklin Blanger
Bak
Braid
Perann
Rssault
Wholdeus Abler Ain
Marriott
Albert Lind
Juegs
Beerume
Bub Otis
Binkers
Tasse Slater
Irother
Munry Eakins
Janie Slater
Priscila
Mary Marrlott
Hans
Villawenthe
Raniklin Aumnger
Vlaowhope
Gnd
Magistrate's role in preliminary examination and jury aim
A historical defense text discusses the magistrate's duties during preliminary examination finding sufficient cause to bind a defendant for trial. It contrasts discharge when no public offense is found with holding to answer when there is sufficient cause, noting the magistrate should assess whether any reasonable jury could convict.
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Rausé
Ivery
Jude
A. Bri
Jameson Grand Jury Indicts in Hotel Fire Case
The gray jury at Jackson Ke July 22 indicts Gardner Phimmer for attempted bribery and Edward Thorp and Howeph Crutard for burning Ewen's hotel. The panel continues its session amid the ongoing proceedings.
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Jackson, Ke
Gray Jury
Gardner
Phimmer
Edward Thorp
Howeph Crutard
Ewen
Santo Domingo Prospering Amid Regional Changes
In Santos Do mingo July 22 Congress proclaims General Wos y Gil as President and General Deselamps as Vice President of Santo Domingo. The land issue in Axa territory draws attention as the county remains quiet and improving. Contractors report contracts totaling 9,000,001 with 8,000,000 tied to Beerspit, amid rising urban building activity. Boston notes on July 2 include brief executive committee updates for the Building & Loan association, with positions and financial reports to be presented.
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Republic of Santos Domingo
Congress
Bias
Wos Y Gil
Santo Domingo
General Deselamps
San
Ciare
Axa
Nor & Comping
Beerspit
Hotal
Ness
Boston
Building & Loan ' Annoviilio Saprand
Afl
Elks 7000 Strong Parade in Baltimore
Baltimore July 22 7000 Elks marched in a national convention parade estimated 200000 spectators cheered as the procession passed the city hall before mayor Robert McKave and officials. Lodges appeared in varied costumes including the Cotton Pickers from Greenville Mississippi and a Cincinnati Judge marching in golf attire.
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Baltimore
Miyar Robert Dmckave
Greenville
Mise
Cincinnati
Judge March
Alfiauerg
Lodge
Fils Fameu Titla Strmasy
Fang
Annapate Hodes
U.S
Government may strike to deal with dispute at Bookbinders union
Washington July 22 President Bar ret of the royal Bookbinders union says every government bookbinder and allied unions will quit work if WA Miller, assistant foreman at the Government printing office, is allowed to return to duty after the President recently requested his dismissal. The local union sent a protest to Secretary Cor tolyou denouncing Miller and defending the union’s stance. The union also issued a statement accusing Miller of using scurrilous language about employees and slandering the Bookbinders union.
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Washington
Barret
Royal Bookbinders’ Union
Unnions
WA. Miller
Igovernment Printing Office
Offeinte
Cor.tolyou
Stiller
Techida
Casa
Moller
Scurrilla
Six of a crew drowned near Eastbourne
The Byit- Vielelaeuner Mildehau Castle sailing from Antwerp to Galveston encountered trouble off Eastbourne on July 22. Six crew members of the ship drowned while three were rescued ashore. The Middleham Castle suffered minor damage and kept moving.
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Eastbourne
Enc
Fire Damages Racine Shipyard Plant Paint Shop
A fire in Racine Wisconsin today endangered a 1.2 million dollar J I Cane Company plank shipyard complex for about three hours this afternoon. The blaze damaged the paint shop causing an estimated 125000 dollars in damage. The incident prompted emergency response but no injuries are reported.
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Racine, Wis
Cane Cachine Company
Pure Food Commissioners Debate Regulation of Food Industry
Delegates to the national convention of Pure Food Commissioners heard N Allen on regulation based on science and L M Frail ey of Camden argued for flexible standards to protect industry. Allen cited records of food manufactured value to show state police powers, while Finnley urged collaboration with manufacturers until better methods are developed. Also notes on cotton futures and market prices reflect the era's agricultural economy as July delivery plays out and cotton bales trade in a volatile session.
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Pure Food Commissioners
N. Allen
Secretacy Sorvice
Kentucky
L. M. Frailey
Camden
S.J. My. Allen
Ife
Finnley
Burial of Whistler in Chelsea Church Parkinson Park
London July 22 The body of James McNeil Whistler the American artist who died July 17 was interred this morning in the family burial plot in the old church at Chelsea The funeral services were held at the Chelsea parish church where he often went with his mother There were no services at the home The coffin covered with a purple pall was taken to the church followed by honorary pallbearers and friends of the artist The pallbearers included Siranne Guthrie president of the Royal Scottish Academy George Weand and Devon and other distinguished friends Floral wreaths arrived from Valderbill Alms Tadeo and Preer and from arb societies.
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London
James McNeil Whistler
Chiswi
Chelsea
Sirannes Guthrie
Royal Scottiels Académy
U George
Weeee
Royal Scottish Acnex
Dove Divret
Lingenaged
Tha
Devon
Messrs. Valderbill
Tadeo
Preer
Arb
Company Insolvency Rumor Hits New York Building Loan Bank
New York July 22 reports say Koueleunthane and stockholders of the New York Building Loan Banking Company, a majority of whom are well to do in Greater New York, await a court-ordered examination into solvency. A referee’s report is pending, with no decision until the Supreme Court hearing next Tuesday in Albany. About 3,000 withdrawal applications have been filed since the inquiry began, but the association can disburse only half its income, leaving roughly 700 withdrawals possible. The insurance and guarantee fund figures show a total of 8,740,680 in assets and liabilities.
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New York
Koueleunthane
New York Building Loan Banking Company
Greater
Lffe Institution
FBON
Sonyrt
Ab Albany
Hab Ure
Diy
Tobil
Ernie Oyagsag
Soldiers Will Be Thanked for Service at Plains Hospital
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Havang
United States
Patwa
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