Succumbed After Severe Relapse Founersimen Bishop Potter
Founersimen New York area reports the death of Bishop Potter after a severe relapse following illness. The note details his long suffering, family status including his wife and children, and mentions a public funeral likely in New York with subsequent burial plans.
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Founersimen
Xinn
York
Bunton
Woworad
D'Eock Howitt
Badsiila
Morte
Wlin
Ming Mavon
Wavinge
Pune
California
Ming Marat
Lwo
Aluntw Potter
Ble von
Min
Chirke
Stephen G
Clack
Charlen Ryssell
Usd
Patter
New York
Grace Elured
London
Sime
Nero
Roads meeting held to push Weber and Davis county roads
A local roads association convened at the Weber club rooms to discuss improving the public highways. The group backed macadamizing the Ogden canyon road to the Old Hermits age and suggested extending a boulevard to Ogden valley and Davis county, with county commissioners asked to act.
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Wober Sonly Fe
Anc
Ogtien Elty
Waner
Weber Raunty
Ogton
Ogden Canyon
Lasmalty
Ogden Valley
Elwean Weber
Davie
von Hontaghe
Board of County Commissioners
Liem
Davis County
Chidrranu Q. B. Madsen
Board of County
Cnti
Ta Camly
Mkq
Hubert
J. S. Peary
Efforts to Secure Cheap Transportation Do Not Meet Hopes
A muddled notice discusses Joseph Stanford Wieneure and clerical leaders seeking affordable transport. It references Commistancy of the Poor and a request to improve health in Anancioswyaiting, with rumors of railroad involvement and limited cooperation from officials and workers.
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Joseph Stanford Wieneure
Miley
Uae
Stanford
Orewon
Public Charge Debate Splits City Officials
Fragmented OCR text discusses welfare funding, public charge concerns, and charity versus state aid. It mentions Commissioner Buinford and Mc Hurley, with reference to relief aims and federal interpretation, in a tense planning context concerning aiding the indigent and securing transport for those in need.
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Buinford
Rome
Objective Polar
Mc. Hurley
Éalsling
Eddy Keane
Democrats Plan United Campaign In Weber County
A large gathering in Ogden last evening showed Weber County and Ogden city Democrats determined to mount a strong campaign. Central committee leaders urged early mobilization, education on issues, and careful candidate consideration to win in the coming election.
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Weber County
Ogden City
Eocles
W. W. Drowning
S. Smith
P. D. Janngon
PF. Bossoer
Democratin
Nenlore
Siulh
Chosun
Cannsatun
Iit
Hiso
Democratic Committee Plans State Nomination Convention
A county Democratic committee authorized by the state committee to confer on holding the state officers nomination convention by September 1. The group was empowered to organize campaign work across the county with a paid organizer and local offices. Members named include Bam Thomas and others, with future conferences to decide where and when the district judge and district attorney nominating convention will be held.
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Minon
Wau Aing
In-aing
la Rian
NW NU
Democratehat MC
Poreoua
Bam Thomas
Sir HW
Gwillian Ant W. F. Dosanar
Elks Plan Purple Day Celebration at Lagoon
A large Elk group from Salt Lake City plans Purple Day at Lagoon with local officials discussing timing and route. Exalted Ruler A J Davie and others attended, intent on a Lagoon gathering April 30, with interurban rail and parade arrangements under discussion amid competing plans by Ogden Polo Club and Banberger.
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LA Lake
Ogden
Thugo
A. J. Davie
A. W. Royboubd
Leval Knight
C. C. Blade
Sam C. Sherrell
BW. Winalow
P& 8
Fulger
Salt Lake
Wilks
Lagoon
Tao
Ards
Male
Salt Lane
Eplie Bay
Salt
Presa Club
Bamberger
Eli
Pregy Club
Royal Arrival Prep Maglin City Blooms for Prince Visit
Quebec gears up for the arrival of the Prince aboard the Indomitable tomorrow. 12 000 to 15 000 gallers flood the city along with officials and nobility from Britain and beyond. Arches, flags, and banners festoon streets while a royal salute, Vickers and French envoys, and a dual British American naval display signal the momentous event.
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Quebec
Tijly
Kong
Walew
Dominion
England
Countries
Canada
United States
Earl Grey
Guy
Roberta
Jarquiberry
Fairkunde
Admiral Cowles
Naval Department
Right Food for Health and Strength in Daily Life
Reader testimonial on diet boosting brain and nerve cell rebuilding through proper nutrition. Mentions weight loss, fatigue, and a shift from poor habits to a regimen including grapes and other foods. Includes a personal account from Poswin Cr of Michigan praising improved strength and well being after dietary change.
Royal Welcome Parade Through Colorful City Streets
Crowds greet the reigning family as the prince travels in an open carriage from harbor to the city heights. Buildings blaze with color and arches of flowers and emblems honor the royal procession amid patriotic display.
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Government of
Canada
Prohibitionists Open National Campaign Addresses in Evanston
Chicago July 2 The Prohibition national campaign opened with addresses by Eugene W Chafin and other leaders in Evanston The speaker argued the party’s long history and urged voters to support a political platform aimed at enforcing prohibition while noting divisions within the major parties and urging unity to advance reform
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Chicago
Prohibition
Evanston
Its
Eugene W. Chafin
Donen
Prohibition National
A. G. Wolfenbarger
Afr Chafin
Prohibition Party
Maine
Puli
Columbus
Fatt
Bryan
Marvelous Escape From Instant Death
A mine blast at Bryan Consolidated in Bingham Canyon injures several workers. Foreman Lee Hedrick and James A. Mosher narrowly survive as 37 boxes of powder explode while a keystone hole is being cut. Ashby and another worker sustain non fatal or light injuries, with Masher hospitalized after the blast.
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Bingham Canyon
Bryan Consolidate
Maing Company
Lee Hedrick
W. T. Achy
Duffley
James A. Mosher
Ashby
Mosher
Keystone
Aline
Hedrick
Tyre
Hedvick
Ashly
Masher
St. Mark's Hospital
Ball Lake
Curiouos Postcard Message Tied to Harvard Incident
A curious coincidence arises as Mosl ar received a postal from its Ulster contact at Harvard College just minutes before the explosion. The note included a picture captioned Be careful that you don't Ruthers, suggesting a coded warning or clue associated with the event.
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Medrick
Moslar
Ulster
Harvard
Haspline
Ruthers
Fleet Sails From Honolulu Today, World Voyage Begins
Honolulu July 22 The fleet finishes coaling and final preparations for its voyage around the world. The USS Connecticut leaves May Wharf at 2 30 p m with anchor to rise at 6 p m. Five thousand men from the Heel granted above leave. officers feted at Pearl Harbor. a grand ball held. The hospital ship Rellet accompanies the fleet to the Antipodes while the Minnesota stays to await the Virginian from San Francisco and rejoin before Auckland New Zealand. Schroeder board 45 examines data for a comprehensive welcome for the fleet at Pearl Harbor. Wireless telegraphists report constant communication with the sector after leaving this port.
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Honolulu
New Zealand
Australia
Cegsilp
Connecticut
May Wharf
Pearl Aarbor
Pearl Harbor
U1sa
Millionaire Had No Love For America
New York July 22 In a will disposing of property at more than a million dollars Albert Spencer a former American who for many years prior to his death had resided in Duarte was involved in a distribution of his estate.
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New York
Albert Spencer
Duarte
Spencer estate details in will prompt cremation clause
The document states the deceased asked for cremation and forbade taking the ashes to America, with the estate largely made up of Massachusetts bonds, bank holdings, and real estate in the U.S. and Paris. It lists legacies including $200,000 to Madame Mig noree Haltze of Paris, $100,000 to Albert J. Middlebrook of Bridgeport, and about $50,000 reserved for relatives, with several shares or sums ranging from $2,500 to $8,000 remaining.
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America
Spencer
Commonwealth of Neschusetts
Paris
Madame Mignoree Haltze
Paria
Albert J. Middlebrook
Bridgeport
Nephaw
Greek Depredations Reported Near Monastir
Report from Monastir states Greek mobs are committing depredations in villages near Monastir. Bullying actions include killings of Bulgarian residents. Villages near Monastir and Helipiu were set on fire amid the unrest in the region.
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Constantinople
Monastir
Orbrita Uletrick Ha
Monasti
Tihardskit
Ulity al Helipiiu
Japan Will Not Change Korea Policy Says Prince Ito
July 31 dispatches from Seoul report Prince Ito, resident-general of Korea, will visit the royal residence and return to Korea in October. The new government has decided not to change Korea policy, while Japanese officers drill 4,000 Koreans enlisted for gendarmerie duty to be distributed across Korean districts. Reports from Seoul indicate improvements in outlying provinces as officials intensify punishment of Japanese colonial abuses. The new court system in Korea is set to begin August 1.
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Tollo
Prince Ito
Seoul
Korea
Ola
Holiabla Deepatches
Te New Courte
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Mombern
State Central
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Anya
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich, U.S. A
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National Biscuit Company
Millionaire
Japan
Join Bollman Company
Menudschiror
San Francisco
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