Progress Bulletin Promotes Ogden as Railroad Hub
The Weber Club issues the Progress Bulletin to advertise Ogden as the regional railroad center. It highlights Paciflc Railroad terminals, Rio Grande lines, and other routes shaping a map that places Ogden at the heart of intermountain commerce and industry. A city map is included, noting Bulb Lake as a minor point.
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Weber Club
Amen
Ogden
Far West
Paciflc
Rio Grande
Oregon
Salt Lake & Ogden
Ogden & Northwestern
Northwestern
Burlington
Weber Glub
Linis
Bulb Lake
Roosevelt in London speech stirs British Egypt debate
A Roosevelt speech criticizing British rule in Egypt triggers a storm of London editorials. Papers condemn an outsider meddling in a matter seen as an English issue, questioning his grasp of Egypt’s governance and implying arrogance in applying U.S. ideas to colonial policy.
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Rome
London
Egypt
Roosevelt
England
Tate
West
Cleveland
Expensive Economy in Washington and Everyday Tricks
A collage of old jokes and snippets about economy in daily life and politics. It recalls Senator Platt’s quip about faith in economy, humorous beer saving tales, classroom gags about Hamlet, and light mischief from a travel inspector and local humor columns.
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Senator Platt
Washington
Amlin
Smith
Signor
Railroad Quiet After Temporary Restraining Order
On June 1 a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order prohibiting twenty five railroads from advancing freight gates. The order was certified to the United States Supreme Court for expedited determination of issues. Railroad officials declined to comment, citing strategic silence as government actions proceed.
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SL Lous
D. P. Byer
Aannibal
Fraight
Ganhorne
VanDevanter
Adame
Russians Out of Work in Honolulu
Immigrants from Siberia hired for sugar plantations faced complaints of false promises and maltreatment. A federal inquiry in Washington reviewed testimony, concluding no truth to the charges, while leaders who urged nonwork were jailed. Most Russians subsequently took plantation labor jobs.
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Honolulu
Siberia
United Bites
WW. Breckens
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Shallir
Strike on the Harriman Roads Paralyzes Service
President Tawe of the International Tra?therhood calls a strike among Milnteninomoh Way Employes over wage disputes. Workers at Harriman Ninoy show prompt response with almost no return to work, while proposed replacements fill winter positions. Salt Lake round trip fares listed, with tickets via Orekh Shark Line and Toket Omen, and office at 615 Washington Avenue.
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Fonalon
Tawe
International Tratherhood
Milnteninomoh Way
Taal Mehl
Deen
Oper
Harriman Ninoy
Tena
Roosevelt Speech Receives Mixed British Press Critique
London observers debate President Roosevelt's remarks on colonial policy as Conservative papers condemn and Liberal papers defend, while Roosevelt visits the National Gallery and meets Irish Nationalist figures. He will stay overnight at the Selous country home.
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London
Ruosavelt
Guild Hall
American Statesman
Westminster
Gazstts
Roosevelt
Railroads face injunction amid tariff dispute
Reported dispute over Western railroads proposed tariff increases prompts a federal injunction. Judge J. P. Dyer presided as the United States district court halted twenty five western lines from raising freights today while details of rates and statepecific instructions were debated.
Perseverance mining case in Alaska courts for years
Elegment seeks $26 000 from Solocel W J Sutherland of London former partner in mining ventures in the Silver Bow district west of Juneau. The case concerns ownership of the Perseverance claim in Alaska and has been in court for several years.
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Solocel
W. J. Sutherland
London
Ventures
T Here
Silver Bow
Juneau
Races and Entrants Listed for Thursday Card
Entries released for Thursday feature six races with gates set for furlong events. Notable runners include Uhanale My Nurse Dora Payne Grasscutter St. Joe Moyel Walkville Dr Sherman Sebado Lancashire Lad Aquiline Merlinga Seastek Carmien Knight of Ivanchos Swageriter Lady Adelaide Frank Lubbock Gene Ruswell All Alone Wsuiper Kyron Eilyey Leaf Joe Wells Quutenty Dorothy Ann Libertos Co Cox Yolu and others.
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Aulling
Uhanale
My Nurse
Seastek
Welling
Carmien
Knuight
Ivanchos
Swageriiter
Lady Adelaide
Frank Lubbock
Gene Ruswell
Wsuiper
Kyron
Eilyey Leaf
Joe Wells
Qutenty
Dorothy Ann
Libertos
Cox
Yolu
Frisco Board Grants Permit for July Fourth Fight
Frisco grants permit for a forty five round boxing match between Jafles and Johnson on July 4 after a crowded board meeting with protests. The decision removes the final obstacle for promoters to build the arena, while District Attorney Iskert says he will not intervene. Vying for readers to guess county population with a cash prize.
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Francisco
Jafles
Johnson
Thia Atlamidon
Board of
Superiiaura
Board of Supervisors
Iltte
Iiskert
Gotch and Zbyszko Wrestle for World Title at Coliseum
Gotch faces challenger Byszyk Zbysko in Chicago tonight for the World wrestling championship. The Pole aims to unseat Gotch, who has defended his title since 1908, after defeating Georg Hackenschmidt and triumphs in prior eliminations. Zbysko has beaten Mahmout and most top rivals, with past meetings in Buffalo where Gotch failed to throw him in the hour.
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Chicago
Jone 1
Prabk Gotch
Branislaug Zbyseka
of the Word
Gotch
Omaha Must Pay City Waterworks for System
Washington May 11 The supreme court of the United States today ordered the city of Omaha Nebraska to purchase the water works system of the Omaha Waterworks Company for 6 263 295 48 dollars The decision affirms the judgment of the U S court of appeals in the case and ends the long dispute over the city owned utility The payment amount reflects the court approved valuation and settlement of ongoing public water service provision
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Washington
Omaha
Neb
Omaha Waterworks Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Ueckentt
Court of Appeals
Four Deaths From Oakland Streetcar Wreck
Oakland June 11 Onillle Lewis aged 17 died this morning from injuries suffered in the Leona Helphis street railway wreck. The death brings the total fatalities to four.
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Oakland
Onillle Lewis
Lewis
Lemberg Wins Derby Stakes at England Ahead of Greenbuck
Hosem Downs reports the Derby stakes of 22500 dollars for three year olds was won today by Lemberg over about one mile and a ball. Greenbuck finished second and Charles O'Mally third among fifteen starters.
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Hosem Downs
England
Lemberg
Greenbuck
Charles O'Mally
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Frederick NM
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