Thaw mental condition report delayed amid reservation
New York June 7 The district attorney's office examined Harry K Thaw's mental condition. The report says he appears sane but reserves opinion on his physical state since Thaw refused a physical examination. In Washington February 27 Senate foreign relations authorized a favorable report on the Tretero treaty creating an international institute of agriculture at Rowe. About forty governments party to the agreement. Italy will apply buildings and costs with other nations sharing about $5,000 yearly each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ole Harry K. Thaw
Washington, Duce
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Synatae Brecon
Iccntate of Agriculture
Rowe, Trady
Aff
Independent Phones Listed in Business Office Notice
An odd OCR fragment shows Independent Phone lines and numbers. It appears to be a business office notice listing telephone options, possibly for editorial rooms and telephones in a historic Independent Phone listing. The readable pieces point to a classifieds style entry about phone services or offices.
Ogden City News Briefs Include Health Report and Train Delays
A mixed Ogden page reports the sanitary inspector’s positive health findings for the city, noting a healthier period with low infectious disease levels. It also mentions train disruptions from a washout on the Pacific near Galromla, and a marine transit through Ogden en route to the Pacific coast.
Ambiguous Fire Event Sparks Widespread Reactions
Fragmentary text describes a fire incident with scattered names and locations. It mentions the fire, emergency response, and related reactions, but many words are garbled. The readable bits reference a possible local area and involved groups, yet specific facts remain unclear.
Pumpkin farming in Weber County promises large profits
Report describes an experimental planting of pumpkins on poor land with aims to prove a profitable crop for growers. The article notes Utah potential for a new industry, the luxury status of canned pumpkin for pies, and speculation on wide local adoption if the experiment succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Weber Founty
Vacation excursions offered to Canada and New England
Notice lists discounted travel options to Canadian regions and Northern New York. Includes unclear references to destinations and contact details with fragmented phrases. Potential tour package details appear incomplete and nonstandard.
National People's Party Holds 1900 Conference in Missouri
Delegates from nearly every state gather at the Olivpwe theatre for the National People’s Party annual conference. discussions focus on political unity and the possibility of nominating a presidential candidate. A provisional committee at the Southern Hotel backs a mammoth reform convention to unite reform factions and push for government ownership of industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Modune
People’s Party
Meyers
Conference Provisional Committee
DeFrancce
New York
Paul Dixon
Chillicothe
National Committee Kinesine
Smhose Industries
Pat Haand
Bryan
Hearst
Yalk
Roosevelt
Nafinn
PLAN PARTIALLY FAILED Rolso Ita Jube 20
The Aha Whel Groweta association failed to consign wool to move the full clip. Free W. Gooding, sent to Has Inn, returned without completing the plan. Bank refusals in Boise blocked advancement for movement, allowing only partial shipping. Producers face a serious setback in efforts to secure rapid cash for the wool sweep.
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Rolso
Ita
Jube
Aha Whel Groweta’ Association
W. Gooding
Banka
New York Failure Hits Che Antctin Company Exporters
A New York bankruptcy case involves Louis N Che Antctin & Company exporters of his dy yestantay Mena petitioning in bankruptcy in Brooklyn. Liabilities amount to 174 501 and assets 230 TH. The firm conducted a vague business across New York in 1890 as exporters to Cubs. The yusinowa was afterward extended 10 Muslen, with benefits seen during the Spagigh war. They operate two stores in Mexico, one at Merle Cywail. The lette r at Santier fonime Hlengyff, Ketohama8 appointed reenter, Washington. Doe 22-Ene Condny vit) Co hig, smare: thy allowing Wena Leatient Caleuiol 1 lg heiganer menesat, Wale tec Ki Wisman. Ropeginey af era linn amit CHNRAT Foil mat at Haagkos stam, trey B.hae Say, Henney hyania, Secretary of Sepation p: Sharkbolen, Burden, Noster Titeninerin. 6 Sporala
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New York
Louis N. Cheantctin & Company
Brooklyn
One
Cubs
Mexico
Merle Cywail
Santier
Fonime
Washlogiin
Wisman
Haagkos Stam
Trey B
Say
Henney Hyania
Burden
Sporala
Plans for New South Sardashire Medical School and Works
A South Sardashire project outlines erection of brick and glass buildings for a medical school and prospects for water works and sewerage systems. It notes affiliations with insurance interests and a broad see of civic progress, including a campaign for public utility upgrades and a chartered plan for future facilities.
Large Suit Involving Nine Million Dollar Phonograph Claim
A major New York federal suit totals 9.429 million dollars across 910 defendants over alleged illegal exclusion of sales rights. The case arises from a long running dispute between the New York Phonograph Company and the National Phonograph Company and centers on sales and supplies of phonographs and related items in New York. The New York company had previously secured a court decision in a related action against dealers purchasing supplies from the National company.
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New York
New York “Puonograph Company
Phonographe
I ‘Thanelion
New York Phonograph
National Phonograph Company
Billaga Intercats
Brouskt
New York Phonagraph Company
Wana
Fitzon
New York Company
Amiss Nom
Deslera
Eupanes
Rony
Ine National Company
Diamonds and effects of notable crime sold in Oakland
In Oakland yesterday public administrator sold diamonds and other effects linked to Milos Sudrates the Mount Cutter slayings and to the Derkelby Australia case. The brisk bidding yielded over $1,000 for the estate, with proceeds to go to the widow of Andrews.
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San Francisco
Milos Sudrates
Bessle Boum
Mount Cutter
Catcai
Nulds Olivie
Sr Hate Eilt
Australia
Derkelby
Oakland
Ane Drew
Olivia
Andrews
Wisconsin Democrats in Milwaukee Open Convention
The Wisconsin Democratic convention met in Milwaukee to adopt a platform for the fall primary. About 700 delegates attended as A. Manson, the state chairman, opened the session and announced temporary officers. Bryan supporters appeared set to dominate the proceedings as Darel H. Grady of Pattage was introduced as temporary chairman amid applause for William J. Bryan.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
Jone
A. Manson
Bryan
Manson
Darel H. Grady
Pattage
Temipakrary
William J. Bryan
Ireaundoud Epplause
Santo Domingo Treaty Vote Uncertain In Senate
Washington reports the Santo Domingo treaty remains without action as the foreign relations committee adjourned with plans for executive session to set a vote date in December. Opponents claim enough votes to defeat the measure, while supporters push for a firm vote timing.
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Washington
Senate
Aessina
Committee On Foreign Relations
MTF
Fragmented OCR Note On A 50 Year Debate In Court
Readable parts discuss a fifty year dispute involving excommunicated John Hah and a court entry by Judge Conk. Mentions New Wit amlamence Ready and Leet ofime with unclear dates and places. Strong entities include John Hah and Judge Conk with vague references to a trial and a verdict.
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Aw Brumelsco
Tadee Gouk
John Hah
Hailroaes to Be Sued Over Safety Compliance Allegations
Attorney General seeks to enforce safety provisions against a local company amid claims of improper practices. The suit targets alleged unsafe employment conditions and failure to meet regulatory standards. Court action focuses on securing compliance and potential penalties.
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Ehair
Ise
Eeaupaany
Uniforms for United States Army Draw Debate in New York
A June report from New York notes Captain Winter and George B. Whater questioning plans to outfit the army. Winter claims uniform costs would range from 500 to 1000 dollars per man while asserting American soldiers would be better dressed than any others.
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New York
Pexordey Front
Wilhelm
Yikh bin
Dimay
Thang
Retired Col Od ewald Herbert Erveat Dies
Washington notes Col Od ewald Herbert Erveat of the corps of engineers A G A retires on age. He led the canal commission and river projects on Lake Michigan and the Des Plaines and Illinois rivers and served on the Interior testing board before passing from public service. He was presidentially appointed to canal commissions in 1899 and 1911.
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Washington
Colonl Odewald
Herbert Erveat
Corps of Engineers
Cotone
Ernest Te
International Waterways Combilasign
Toe Board of Engineere
Department of the Interior
Col
Brausk Parvec
Pure Food Bill Conference Agrees on Key Provisions
Washington reports the Pure Food Bill reached a conference agreement after two days of talks. The House and Senate parts mostly aligned, with some sections struck out. The act would authorize standards for foods and preservatives and require product sampling for analysis. A separate note states a treaty with European powers on Mo races will be sent to the Senate for a December vote, with Democrats opposing and Republicans undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suttlassino
Secretary of Agriculture
Legalizing Philippine Duties Rule Adopted in Washington
Washington June 27 The House has adopted a rule to legalize the collection of duties in the Philippine Islands during travel between the waterway and stayeh. This follows the Supreme Court decision in the Warner-Harnes case.
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Washington
Housal
Philippine Islands
Traily
Supreme Court of the United States
Warner-Harnés
Death of Mrs Skyntingian in San Francisco
The mother of Henry B Skyntingian died at 8 30 this morning at the residence of her daughter Mrs Holliday in Huntington Dear, San Francisco.
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Wother
Huntington
San Francisco
Henry B.skyntingian
Mra, Holliday
Alexander Muir Dead, National Dynamo Creator Named
Alexander Muir, author of Chnale's national dynamo and Maple Lair, died after a lengthy illness at Torgnid on June 27. The obituary notes his key role in developing the nation’s industrial and cultural projects and his prominence in local affairs.
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Torgnid
Alexander Muir
Chnale
Othe Maple
Anidnighs
Fragmented overheard chatter in a rambling dialogue scene
A garbled dialogue depicts a crowded exchange with misheard words and obscured names. Many phrases blur together, yielding a surreal snapshot of a chaotic conversation and confused characters.
Maria and Willie in a tense parlor scene at Clay home
In a bustling parlor Maria and her kin watch as Maria and her lover Moers enter with lively tension. Willie's mistaken identity worries Jim and Maud, while Mrs. Clay exerts authority and Maud deflects the gift of a trinket amid romantic subterfuge. The scene blends family drama with the prospect of a social breach.
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Una
Jim
Maria
Ken
Moers
Clay
Jin
Marla
Bil
Will
Qui
Maris
Mined
Miles
Maely
Iima
Mara
Maud
Mauda
World Markets Report Terms and Numbers Across Sectors
A dense market digest notes varied prices and activity across coffee, wool, cattle, hogs, and other commodities. It references New York, Chicago, and Kansas City exchanges with mixed receipts, steady to higher quotes, and notable totals for cattle and hogs.
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Chicago
Chicsgo
Usttio
Reeelpte
Hest
Zoad Weary
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AX Toarringe
Lester Childs
Siva Cure Vine A. Fry
Caden
Barker Coal Company
Parker Coal Company
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John Crow
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Ogdom
Richey’s
Pullers Chapel
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Appeara City Hall
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Joseph S. Peery
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Byatt
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Panera
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National People's Party
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Thomias
Sues Insurance Company
Aske
New York and Mutual Life Insurance
Alexander B. Orr
New York Life
Gibert Tay Howes
Hao Begue Walt
New York Life Tnalliance Company
Pinlovitte
Hamed Fg Ingutad
Nis
Luke Plate
Phonograph Company
Dessle Bouton
Wiconsin Democrats
Hailroaes
Ernest
Maroing
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Europe
Moraces
Algeciras
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Goss
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Avanti Canal Line
Chicago & St Lana
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Prime Morean
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Iavy
Fozsyaeo
THE
Leader Millinery
Washington Avenue
S. E. Lyon
Brera Cb
Bet
Nevada and
Asyah
Tonopah
Goldfield
Bullfrog
Manhattan
First National Bank
Ogden,Utah
Ud Lit & Bavach RB
Ware
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