Progressives split feared in Ohio governor race clash
The Evening Standard reports Progressive Republicans in Columbus oppose Garfield and risk a party split that could aid Democrats. Garfield resigns or withdraws a gubernatorial candidacy amid a rift blamed on graft and factional power, with strong reaction from veterans and supporters predicting a November rebuke of tricksters rather than Garfield. Also noted is the Nevada penitentiary break and a domestic murder in Sparks, detailing Petty’s actions, trial, and subsequent execution, followed by a discussion on marriage stability and mental state.
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Columbus
Ohio
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Ranka
Vetera
Tola
Ogden Grows With New Building Boom on Hudson Avenue
Ogden is rapidly expanding as Hudson avenue opens with promise of more construction than since the 1890s. City permits this year exceed all of 1909, signaling growth across lower Twenty Fifth Street and Lincoln avenue in the northeast corner hotel project. The surge in development, amid broader wealth, suggests Ogden could become a regional metropolis and outpace tighter economies elsewhere.
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Hudson Avenue
Ogden
City Engineer's Office
Lower Tronty-fifth Street
Twenty-fath Street
Lincoln Avenue
Intermountain
Citien
Prohibition Debate Between Parsons and Ogden Resident
J W Dunn of Parsons Kansas visiting Ogden speaks on prohibition. He says state users find prohibition ineffective with 20000 dollars monthly for liquor in homes and cites urban demand shifting away from law. Dunn notes more drunkenness in Ogden than Parsons and supports efforts to curb drinking but urges caution.
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Kangea
Standard
J. W. Pum
Parsons
Kansas
Ogden
Ms. Dunn
Worae-Still
Dunn
Pareons
Mr. Dunn
State Reform Urged Amid Temperance Debate
The writer argues Kansas should follow Kensua’s example in temperance while noting liquor remains accessible in neighboring states and across the nation. He praises Ogden and Mr Dunn for keen observations and impartial judgment, contending Kansas needs reform in handling intemperance despite its own shortcomings.
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Kensua
United States
Ogden
Dunn
Kansas
Utah
Ogden Seeks 100000 Bond for Water System Expansion
City council approves a $100,000 water system bond to fund conduit from Cold Water Canyon to the reservoir and distribution upgrades. A special election is authorized with a four year repayment plan, five mill tax proposed, and emphasis on paying remaining floating debt while expanding water capacity for Ogden's growth.
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Ogden Y
Glaemann
Enunell
Jen
Utah
Ciis
Ogden
WM. Glasmann
Nayar
New York Prices Spark Drexel on High Living Costs
A.F Drexel voices ire at steep hotel breakfast charges in New York and decries rising costs of food and labor. The report weaves in stray notes on fair play, a joking exchange about love and table manners, and humorous anecdotes from Washington Star and Boston Whig to illustrate societal foibles amid inflation.
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Drexel
New York
Philadelphia
Rittenhouse Square
New York ‘Tribune
Jest Like a Woman Says Ladlea Home Journal
A fragment from Ladlea Home Journal with a remark on gender in reporting. The quoted line mocks a woman's influence, reflecting social attitudes of the period and the report’s informal tone.
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Ladlea Home Journal
Death of Mrs Leora Clifford in North Ogden
Leora Clifford wife of the late Prank Clifford of North Ogden died last night at 11 30 at her daughter Mrs Howard Sprecket 2188 Adams Avenue of diabetes. A long time Saint and active church member she was born in Pennsylvania and came to Utah with her parents. Survived by six daughters and three sons many living in-state and Idaho. Remains sent to Lind hist widar taking rooms and held until the arrival of kin. Funeral notices will be made later.
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Leora Clifford
Prank Cliford
North Ogden
Howard Sprecket
Adams Avenue
Clifford
Pennsylvenia
Utah
State
Idaho
Lindhist Widar
Lnter
Longest Alaska Rail Line Reaches From Copper River
Seattle reports that the Copper River and North Western railroad expansion extends to milepost TKS near Milos and Childs glaciers, marking a milestone for Alaska’s rail network. Prospects include bridge work, river crossing upgrades, and anticipated celebrations as construction progresses toward Tok and interior valleys.
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Seattle
Copper Rivay
Milos
Childs
Copper River
Northwearen
Rian
Alaska
Cordova
Portova
Kyrannhal
Janelion Pont
Copper
Tawar
Citi
Ion Alngie
Mwe
MN Adyanien
Wiite Wethmity
Romer
Mineral Riches Revealed In Isolated Chitina Region
Reports from the United Blalag geological survey describe the Chitina area as suddenly a prospectory paradise with hard to reach valleys, where early prospecting is underway but supply logistics remain difficult. The region is noted as one of the most heavily mineralized in the northland, promising remarkable finds.
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Wuppller Heen
Chitina
United Blalag Geological Survey
Tragedy at New York Station After Handkerchief Incident
In New York City a woman on a southbound platform at the 196th Street station dropped a handkerchief. A trackwalker saved the child but a man attempting to recover the handkerchief was struck and killed as a train rounded the curve, witnessed by hundreds amid chaos.
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New York
196Th Street
Mattorm
Kal
Fragmentary Western Reserve Sense of Tension
A fragmentary report notes unrest and inspection plans across western reserves. It mentions vast forest ores and hay veins, recent heavy rainfall slowing activity, drought pressures, and a party including the Secretors and his son preparing to inspect the Olympia Reserve and possibly the Painter reserve, then travel toward Gregor.
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Idaho
Matime
Tate
Secretors
Olympia
Painter
Gregor
Outrage May Lead To A Lynch Attempt In Kentucky
Charley Lusk, 40, is guarded in Greenup jail amid reports of a lynching mob forming in Hayd county after he allegedly assaulted Bewlah Harriton, 10. Lusk is married with eight children. one child is in critical condition.
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Lexington
Charley Lusk
Greenup
Bewlah Harriton
Hayd
Lusk
Greatup
Elbert W. Gose Charged With Robbing the Mails
Fair Take reports Elbert W. Gose charged with robbing the mails while rail line employee WW Gale, a Salt Lake City to Maryvale clerk, stands as witness. Gose held under bond or statement pending further action.
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Elbert W. Gose
Withart WW. Gale
Salt Lake City
Marydvale
Mail Theft Exposes Scheme In Marys Vale District
Postoffice Inspector Nelson led arrest amid a mail theft ring where cash disappearances occurred as letters were redirected or destroyed. About 25 complaints cited missing money totaling roughly $300, with cases before U S Commissioner Baldwin and a grand jury proceeding against Abd Seld.
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Postoffice
Nelson
Marysvale
Goso
United States
Bladwin
Abd Seld
Dwall Hp Wollen
Grand Jury
Johnson's rise traced to New Haven beginnings
In New Haven, Jack Johnson admitted to a fan that he once worked as a janitor here and began his path to the world heavyweight title by coaching Yale graduate football and rowing trainer Coe, who gave him his first boxing guidance. Johnson later kept busy with poolroom and arena work between training stints.
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Haven
Conn
Jack Johnson
New Haven
Tved
Se7
Clgar
Rota Si Coe
Yale
Jobnaco
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