Buchtel Orders Prosecution of Gamblers
Governor Buchtel directs the attorney general to prosecute parties in violation of betting and home race wagering laws linked to the Baltimore Park race meeting. The attorney general and district attorney declined to discuss details, while the tale association faces scrutiny over a trick.
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Denver
Tine
Charles
Riubbs
CIA
Pwolk
Inglak
Aedal
Goversor Buchtel
W Jeter
Tilarney
Dirmel
Prenl
Peare
Geneval
Amiere
Inna Program Change Confusion Reported
Inna notes a program change run planning confusion as existing schedules appear altered and misaligned. Officials investigate the cause and seek timely clarification to prevent further disruption.
Modern Woodmen dispute over 460000 claim dominates city
In a local case Gly and Aiden of Woolmer allege a $46000 claim against the Crankir estate at Charlton. The matter centers on a dispute involving Gly and Aiden as defendants in the probate proceeding regarding a sizable settlement.
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Anon Gly
Towa
Jane de
Phil Aiden
Woolmer
Wil
Biunieer
MeNhler
Maine Vessel Disabled After Propeller Breaks
A Bath Maine to San Francisco steamer suffered a broken propeller on route today. The vessel, carrying cargo and crew, was unable to proceed and was described as disabled with repairs and safe harbor sought. Local authorities coordinated towing and assessed damage for continued voyage.
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Pauro
Mere Sing
Bath
Maine
San Francisco
Il Tom
Magnates in Important Session Debates Steel Price Cuts
Report of a major conference at One Railroad club in the Hudson terminal building where leading steel manufacturers discussed price reductions on steel products. They agreed on cuts across bars plates pipe and wire, aiming to ease costs without triggering broad wage or market upheaval. No further meetings were planned, and a 56 dollar per ton reduction was cited as an example for several items. The note includes unrelated personal incident about a child’s birth and a local nurse’s comment.
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Inge Hobart
Gury
Wlin
mMeel
Pittsbury
Pittsburg
Iran
Pitsburg
Stage life excerpts in Che Jing American Magazine
In a dim magazine page a stage troupe narrator speaks of life between performances in Pullman cars and hotel lobbies. They reveal how letters reach them via clerks and doorkeepers, and how gossip and secrecy shape interactions among writers, performers, and couples.
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Mariog
Aulth
Thane Worthien
Wife and stenographer share life and power shift
A young wife discovers her husband favors his elderly business associate and a stenographer. She plots to outpace the rival by securing a position herself. After resistance, she wins a role as stenographer, transforming their marriage into a shared, unconventional partnership built on respect and mutual stimulation.
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Juste Appleton
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Org
Ieee Hy
Uogo
Dintners
Moust
Huchand
Fingly
Aha
Ahroulj
The Myth Of The So Called Inher Yote In Labor Politics
The piece argues against labor reform bills and the so called Inher yote, presenting a defense of traditional gender roles while critiquing labor movements. It cites figures from the American Federation of Labor, questions wage earner demographics, and asserts a large voter bloc would be influenced by labor leaders in the 1908 presidential election. It mentions James W. Van Cleave and concerns about manufacturer influence.
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Githerie
National Association of Manufacturers
United States
Agere
Lie Or
Canada
Rero
American Federation of Labor
Fn Mimyth
James W. van Cleave
Amorican Industries
Salt Lake Young Man Promises Railway Safety Innovation
A garbled Reno Nevada newspaper blurb describes Roy Rifize, a Salt Lake City resident, taking up work on a new railway device described as a wonder age invention to prevent wrecks. The message mentions Chessnewke Junction and a moving rail line, with a dated reference to 1908.
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Salt Lake
Roy Rifize
Salt
Patent reader device on trains hailed as age’s wonder
An excited inventor describes a device to prevent railroad wrecks by sending urgent signals from moving trains. Demonstrations on Chesapeake and Ohio lines reportedly show automatic braking and warning systems using a side wire and third rail. Partners claim government interest and plans for nationwide rail and ship safety uses.
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Nevada
United States
Bf. A. Hart
Atlanta
Tropkind Laotind
Inter
Americay Llanal Company
Kahsus Cliy Mu
Charles Taylor
Barts Emmen
Chesapeake
Timodao
Médud
Trolles Wien
Wife of well known businesswoman jailed in drunkenness case
Mrs Dyke Miller once a respected social and business figure in Salt Lake is arrested after a drunken episode. Her husband once built a fortune in real estate and printing. the couple face possible charges beyond drunkenness as public scandal unfolds.
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Salt Lake
Dyke Miller
Patrobias Carey
Vase
Pinoun
Sha
Drudge
Dar
Wight
Wraitvek
Tnesien
Sheriff Seizes Assets in Salt Lake City Firm
In Salt Lake City on June 2, sheriff's officers attached the premises at 12 West South Temple Street tied to Christensen John and Hollogk. The firm’s liabilities reach 54000 though not in business six years. Allegedly the firm sold goods eight dollars under market with 10 to 20 cents under rivals. About twenty shipments were bought in Cache Valley.
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Salt Lake
Christensen
John
Dying Condition At Belmont As Death Looms
At 12 10 p m watchers stood by Oliver U P Belmont’s bedside as his condition worsened. Doctors say recovery is unlikely with death days away. Want ads report results of the news.
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Oliver U.P. Belmont
Broom Restaurant Advertises Open Day and Night
Ogden Utah restaurant offers oysters in any style and private dining parlors. Open for private dinners and lunches with special emphasis on small parties. Located at 472 Twenty-fifth Street. Fixtures include Sunday service and private function options. Proprietors FOON and LEO invite patrons to visit.
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Foon
Glove and apparel terms in stray catalog fragment
Fragmentary catalog text lists gloves, stockings, skirts, gowns, covers and related apparel items with prices from $1.00 to $4.60. It includes references to Lisle Gloves, Skirts, Gowns, Covers, and assorted vignettes with unclear branding and multiple misspellings. The legible items hint at a mid century fashion listing or ad page.
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Ae Hluves
Welat
Kayser
Tim
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