Rail patching by telephone to replace telegraph on Union Pacific
Published daily by Wm Gluemian the Union Pacific plans to install a telephone system to direct train movements across the division. Two copper lines from Ogden will link depots with a dispatcher. telegraph will be dispensed with and orders issued by voice. The change, hailed as radical, will reduce the need for skilled telegraph operators and let headquarters hear trains directly via telephone.
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Union Pacific
Ghring
Bawlinap Ogden
Bngitdings
Deden
Thorsats
Liuvolu
Fragmented 19th century prose and snippets prompt a quirky collage
A jumbled, OCR-like collection of quotations and dialogue pieces from diverse sources including The New York Sun and Harper's Magazine. It features street talk, waitstaff scenes, longing verses, and misheard phrases. It reads as a newspaper page fragment with disjointed voices and stray lines.
Insurgents Fight Drives With Government Forces In Nicaragua
Managua reports indicate insurgent raids near Bluefields failed to break government lines as President Blantriz orders renewed recruitments in western provinces. Generals Chovarrian and Godoy clash with rebel forces, while transport remains hampered by rains. Military positions show advantage to government, with expectations of forthcoming outcomes.
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Managua
Hume
Carson
Ganegals Lara
Godoy
Cheverring
Bladrizoday
Fla
Tare
Goday
Cosmas
Modriz
Plight of Prostitution and Unmarried Women Debate
The B'nai B'rith Messenger cites Martin Luther on clerical celibacy and argues that the vast number of unmarried men creates a market for prostitution. It notes global, cross-cultural prevalence, implicates professionals and officials, and questions efforts to curb the vice, urging a broader social critique and policy reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith Messenger
Los Angeles
Ogden
The
Messenger
Martin Luther
Cenwin
Europe
Federation Review
New Railroad West of Ogden and Wadsworth Revival
A plan to build a Southern Pacific line from Hazen to Kalimath Pass aims to connect the Los Angeles Aqueduct route with Portland, reducing LA-Portland distance by about 400 miles. The piece recalls Wadsworth Nevada’s decline and imagines a railroad-driven revival as the line reshapes Ogden area maps and spurs population return.
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Pavutte
California
Loo Angeles
Southern Pacific
Hazen
Novela
Kinmath Paiss
Los Angelea
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
Lovelock
Nevada
San Francisco
Rozen
Tern
Hacen
Kalimath Pass
Central Pacific
Wadsworth
Ogden
Sacramento
Harriman
Burg
Wadaworth
American Locates Aztec Treasure in Mexico City Era
Report from Mexico City dated June five describes an American treasure hunter finding Aztec wealth. The account claims a large trove has existed for four centuries, tied to Cortes and the ancient monarchs, with mystery surrounding its concealment and potential ownership. Local authorities hint at a formal distribution when the treasure is recovered.
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Mexico City
Atexico
Kemp Tim
Mordesima
Kasai
Mtr
Kenyon
Soldiers Parade After Attack Near Fort Lawton
Soldiers of the Brownsville regiment were paraded to identify a suspect in an attack on Mrs. J. W. Reidlay at her home in Brownsville. Residents fear the assault, while officers investigate and consider removing the Brownsville battalion from its Fort Lewis postings.
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Seatyls
Steter Wemy
Mra
J. W. Reidlay
Claire Abe
Realdenta
Fort Lawton
Redilinu
Cengres
Anober
Brownavnte
Fort Litt
Cry
Redding Wa
Hey Ura
Nil Tha Wen
Carroll claims HS reelection in Iowa race
In Iowa on June 5 political heat centers on state primary with gubernatorial and congressional contests. Governor Carroll’s campaign aims for a decisive win Tuesday in a race shaped by progressive opponents in seven and nine districts while campaigns in Des Moines and surrounding areas push for momentum before the results.
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Des Muings
Iowa
Pat Uements
Galen
Strick
Elaine
Thors
Aajiranta
Cungrensamen Mull
Smith
Dulh Tl
Ly Tly
Ae Sk
Carroll Haw
Warren Garst
Railroads Ready to Open Hunt in Government Role
The legal corps of Western railroads will defer to government authority to secure defense against freight rate increases. Chief solicitors Gardner Lathrum and others will lead defense efforts as corporate presidents from Santa Fe, Chicago Great Western, and Chicago Northwestern travel to Washington to meet with President Taft on proposed relief.
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Chwago
Gardiner Lathrum
Free Mchison
Topala
Smath Fe
Fallyaad
Catrasel
Chargy
Defen
JF. Ripley
Santa Fi
Del
Augustana College Celebration Signals Synod Gathering
In Rock Island a large Augustana College celebration marker reflects a major event tied to the ARMA Synod. Delegates and officials from several groups converge for discussions and ceremonies, with local participation and expected remarks about plans extending into June.
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Rock Island
Rieder
Gil the obUproy In the Standard and Users on Ozden'e Population
A compact report explores how the Standard and Users framework models population dynamics on Ozden. It outlines methods, key figures, and projected trends, highlighting challenges and implications for policy and planning.
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Gil the obUproy
Ozden'e
High Prices Hit Wiekont Portion Trade
Unclear readable lines indicate price spikes and market strain affecting Wiekont area. Mentions 207 percent figures and references to FMI and local agencies. Names and exact places are distorted. core note shows inflationary pressure and consumer impact.
France to deal with the Pope in religious settlement
Reported negotiations between the French government led by Briand and the Catholic Church over church state relations in France. The Vatican is said to oppose direct agreement and allow only government bishop talks, with aims to recognize Catholic schools and regulate church property under state control.
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Kratico
Somuideradie Ageton
Vatican
Gernthurles
Sam
Murray Beats the Ogden's in Fast League Debut
The opening league game between Ogden and Murray drew a large crowd at Browida. Murray won as Toer and the Ogden pitcher Springfield provided strong performances. Dad Gluilin electrified the crowd in the seventh with a long drive before Murray’s defense and timely hits sealed the win. Secretary Sanderson attributed the loss to Murray’s extra practice and Ogden’s defensive errors. Murray plans to face the Ogden club again next Saturday hoping for better results.
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Browida
Ogden
Murray
the &Cars
Atterdyney
Touer
Fry
Springfield
Wiinola
Ogren
Dad
Gluilin
Atryd
Fana
Sandereou
Oy Jose
Anr
Murraglies
Tan
Few Bars in the Key of G
A garbled report notes a local incident involving cowboys Jima 5 and Al Johnson near Florence with a confrontation over a song. A revolver is described as drawn in front of onlookers, amid mentions of an amputation prohibition and tense mood in the area.
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Florence, Cole
Jima
J.T. Linny
al Johnson
Iin
The White Squaw at Ogden Theatres Review
A lively audience praised Alisa Welln Oli in The White Squaw at Ogden Theatres last night. Cast members including Sign Clam and Joby Cillow delivered notable performances as patrons enjoyed the production and praised the overall staging and acting.
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Alisa Welln Oli
Har
Opann
Eliandonn
Gund Pleashig
Orwell
Erdotie
Joby Ciilow
Phoonie May
Inet
Mmtal
DORE Orpheum Engagement Promises Strong Show
The Orpheum offers a promising engagement with a capable company. Irene Ovktrim shines in the lead, supported by a solid cast including Elmer Dook and Verne Taghon. The show runs for the rest of the week with matinees Wednesday and Sunday, amid plans for broader tours and possible future productions.
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DORE
Fhr
Orpheum
Tatalla
Irene
Ovktrim
Rivers
Umien
Anak
Gambiey
Aherttt
Elmer
Verne Taghon
Robbed of 50000 While Traveling to New York
NY detectives report a Chicago to New York trip in which William Miner president of a Chicago company was robbed of about fifty thousand dollars. The money included a negotiable letter of credit. investigators say about half the sum was in the form of that credit.
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New York
William A
Chicago
New Yorks
Promoters Struggle As Fight Card Faces Setback
Reports from the promoters of the Jeffries Johnson bout indicate heavy obstacles and delays. City authorities in Utah and California have hindered the program, forcing a halt in San Francisco and likely extending rounds to twenty more in a ground fight controversy under Commissioner Herget.
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Uwety
Jefvies-Johnson
Rickard
Gleason
Galftormia
Phen
Emergyne
Hau
San Weanelsta
Herget
Trial of Bribe Receiver Brown to Stand Trial in Federal Case
Chicago lawyer Wayman says Lee ONeill Brown, state legislator, will face federal bribery charges connected to a Senate clerk Loreimer case. Brown vows a crime threat claim. five hours before his scheduled burial he seeks writ of habeas corpus, as per elusive court schedule.
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Chigagg
Jimne
T—Staten
Muddled Dispatches From Pekin Spark Confusion
Fragmentary telegraph summaries from Pekin claim calm restored and rebel exaggerations. Neutrals seek control while Ogden speculation grows. Inquiries point to Anungencig and Anil chek indicating unclear, competing signals about the situation.
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Waterman
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Weber County
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