Baltimore Defenders of Fort McHenry Described in War Scene
An OCR rich recounting of the 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry and the Star Spangled Banner origin, detailing Key, Beanes, and the British assault on Baltimore. It blends battle narrative with social commentary on later baseball hooliganism and public standards in Ogden.
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Ogden
Unlor Pacific Railroad
T. J. Dollery
Nacional
Aaltimore
Fider
Fae
Rivey
Wort McHenry
Fie
Wellington
Kapaloon
Taglure Baltinore
Fort McHenry
Rixtéan
Fort Mc Henry
Wity
Maryland
Sidner
Ahi
Henney
Urowi
Wantington
Dr. Kenner
Unlonel Skinner
Ag Onnswan
Key
Nichoson
Baltimore
Guy
Alréeis
Twenty Seventh Regiment
Wheats
Initimore
Chesapeake
Building of the can factory in Ogden area
A large can factory is planned for the northwest city area to be erected next year, marking Ogden as a major intermountain manufacturing center. The building will be 80 by 410 feet with brick and concrete, employing up to 200 workers when at full capacity and producing about 23 million cans annually for the region.
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Maine
Monhegan Island
Joh Smith
Atey
Laren
Ogden
Intermountain
of Dun
Aenat
WieHe Hubytanth
Colorado
Harttwent
Une Twondt
Hehe
Baseball Mnates Made and Mistake
A garbled sports item discusses errors by baseball executives and court-like questions about a basketball association’s decisions. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece notes missteps by officials and confusion over authority and actions.
Dress reform advocate leads Chicago convention effort
Mrs Robert J Burdetta of Paans Dona Cali emerges as a dress reform leader at the national convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in Chicago, steering discussions and advocating reform. The movement emphasizes practical attire and independence for women, drawing attendees from across states.
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Mra
Robert J. Burdetta
Paansdona
Cali
Aesalon
Chicago
Inequality in Punishment Revealed by Court Opinions
A discussion argues that two men convicted of the same offense should face equal terms before the law. It critiques a system that could punish a poor man with jail or a rich man with small fines, urging proportionality over fixed sums to ensure true equality.
World Market News Wall Street Opening Slips
New York June 1a market sentiment remained subdued with moderate purchases and fractional gains. The day saw narrowed fluctuations and renewed speculation in certain bonds as New York and London markets opened with cautious optimism and a modest upswing in American stocks aided by London gains. Union Pacific led railroad stock gains, rising nearly one point amid a broader set of active issues.
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Wall Street
New York
Koch Island
Galaad
London
Union Pacific
Chicago Wheat and Corn Drift Amid Export Talks and Hogs Upset
Chicago grain traders faced a bearish mood from ideal harvest weather in the Southwest with hopes of strong exports supporting prices. Wheat opened down 14 to 18 1/4 cents, then eased below last night’s levels while corn moved slowly on light offerings. Reports of Argentine cheaper oats and domestic crop hedging influenced the close, with wheat finishing near last night and corn mixed. In South Omaha and Chicago Livestock, hogs fluctuated as buyers weighed export demand, cattle rose modestly, and sheep prices held firm as market activity showed varying support across regions. Kansas City hogs and cattle receipts echoed the mixed tone with steady to strong trends and selective price gains.
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Chicago
Ilints
Nebraska
Gotn
Poison in Candy Case Involving Winslow Woman
Mrs. Georgia fitkr Simmana of Winslow Arizona is under arrest in California accused of sending poison candy through the mail to a married man, William H. Cage, whom she pursued after a visit to California. A third woman named on the wrapper has been exonerated.
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Georgia Fitkr Simmana
Winslow
Ariz
California
William H. Cage
Dagg
Andy Anal
Biehlernie
Marcory
Simmons
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