Indictment of A W Nelson for Utah National Bank Robbery
Sit Lake City June 30 In federal grand jury proceedings United States marshal reported an indictment against A W Nelson for the Utah National Bank robbery. The raid involved the reserve chest at the Salt Lake City bank and proceeds taken to West Jordan. The case cites substantial losses and details a scheme with multiple participants during early morning hours.
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Sit Lake City
Feds
Mdazertoho Marshall
Frans Mo Faderal
W. Nelson
Utah National Bank
Nelson
Jordan State
Utah Naional
Joseph 3. Nelson
Nelson Ren Devail
Weal Jordan U
Salt Lake
Ity Ehriy
Tle
Tish National
Goldom
Weat Jordan
Eorly
Nolen
Huntsville Election Turmoil Prompts District Changes
An afternoon Downey Commission session orders abolishing two election districts and creating two new ones by consolidating former districts. Plain City and Hunts district realignments discussed. County clerk authorized to buy two voting machines. Walter Richey resigns as registration agent. Sumner Warner named chief deputy.
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Downey
Mustsville
Euistbinling Byuth
Lstrictr
Plain City
Harrleville
Lantise Avlarson Ag
Hayes
Walter Righey
Dutrich
Mii Righey
Appaine Eit Toolha
County Res
Wollnes
Sumner Warner
Large Force At The U P Crossing
A fragmented police reel describes a large force at the Union Pacific crossing and a suspect’s alleged actions. The text references officers, orders, and procedures, with garbled names and locations indicating a chaotic incident scene at city streets and piers.
Queen of the White Slaves at Gina Theater Tonight
The Parl Burpesy Company presents Queen of the White Slaves at the Gina Theater with Nelle, the Beautiful Cloak Model, in a popular priced production. A grand novelty tour featuring nine nets and ten scenes, described as a dramatic showcase never seen before in New York. All audiences urged to attend this striking spectacle with lavish singing and love story elements. Special features and the grand finale song on Wednesday night promise the season’s high point.
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Toulsht
Lin Gina
Oxten Dax
Guy Tifa
New York
Rowad
Nella
Fertura
Fatal Hopper Motorcycle Crash At Salt Palace Track
A rider named Hopper died yesterday after a motorcycle accident at Salt Palace. He was thrown from the bike and struck by debris, suffering fatal abdomen injuries as bystanders helped. Officials are investigating the crash and the scene has been cleared.
Force of Men Working on the Retaining Walls
Foremen Keston leads a large workforce laying reinforced concrete for retaining walls at the western end of One viaduct. The project is crucial and will take time. foundation work is ready for heavy structural draw expected to arrive from Ogden near the end of July. A. D. Parker, Colonia Souths general manager, arrived from the Rio Grade area Monday night. P. H. Cook, Traveling Freight Agent, left for Waurth to wind up wool shipments. Harriman Mines reports handling over 800,000 pounds of wool product this season.
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Keston
Ogden Dura
A. D. Parker
Colonia Souths
Rio
Pachic
P. H. Cook
Wwaurth
Harriman
Found Her Husband Dead on the Floor
New York June 30 Lawrence Archer Jr a Brooklyn Elk was found dead early yesterday by his wife after returning from a day out with their children The husband a former California Supreme Court official and former mayor of San Jose is believed to have died by accident The couple had recently moved to New York where Archer worked for the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
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New York
Lawrence Archer, Jr
Brooklyn
Order of Elks
Archer Ling
Gus
Archer
Ceram
Te Superler
Califeria
City of
San Jose
West
New York & New Jersey Telephone Company
Bishop in Critical State in Copperstown
Copperstown reports Bishop Lewis C warter in New York regaled by The Thysleians after years of health trouble. A bulletin from Dr Denver, one of his physicians, states the bishop is in a critical state and held by hot weather during a recent period.
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Copperstown
Lewis C Warter
New York
Denver
Porter
Ross
Prisoners Work Along Tie Canal and Garden Plan
Fragmentary OCR describes prisoners performing ten work along a tie canal and planning garden development described as a Hawaiian style project. The text mentions locations and names obliquely and includes garbled phrases about hospital, orders, and civic plans. The readable core notes confinement labor and a proposed garden area near waterways.
Fragmentary OCR Incoherent History Notes
Fragmented text discusses origins of certain practices and labor, mentioning prison labor and various authorities. Content is garbled with many typos, obscure names, and unclear claims making precise facts difficult to extract. No clear events dates or identifiable individuals are preserved.
Veniremen Summoned for Adams Trial in Grand Junction
In Grand Junction Colorado June 20 jurors were summoned for the trial of Steve Adams accused of killing Arthur Collins. District Attorney and Judge Sheckleford oversaw jury questioning. A juror faced an objection after stating he wished to exclude labor organization matters from the case. The court expected to secure a verdict by tomorrow evening.
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Grand Junction
Calo
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Telluride
Judes
Sheckleford
Altorway
Amt
Timi
Hove
Ani
Delegates Debate Convention Seats and Campaign at Framington
Delegates led by former Senator Dubole contest seating at a convention. The group argues over credentials and the plan to align with the Alermon question while preparatory meetings and a formal session discuss the ticket capacity and staffing.
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Denver
United
Dubole
Howe
Vontabt Beluge
Ielal
Walt
Fig
Election Contests: Ambiguity in Voter Proceedings
In a garbled excerpt a voter contest is noted with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at an election dispute or challenge, mentioning a key actor and potential procedures without coherent details. Further legible text is needed to specify parties, place, and outcomes.
Eastern men for Bryan plan new England delegation
New Haven June report on East and New England delegates to back William Jennings Bryan. Connecticut and Rhode Island favor Bryan for several slots with McNeil and Douglass mentioned as possible vice presidential candidates. Delegation rules and regional support tied to party loyalty and 1900 ticket alignment.
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New Haven
Denver
Alexander Troup
Bryan
Connecticut
New England
Douglass
Ingsachusetts
Archibald McNeil
Arhigeport
Rhode Taland
Johneon
Vermont
Maine
Johnson
Brin
Glass plants close across Missouri for 30 to 60 days
In Missouri, St Louis area plants halted operations. The St Louis Mate Gina plant at Val Park and the Plimby Plate Glass plant at Crystal City announce temporary closings for 30 to 60 days due to overstocked inventories and reduced demand. About twenty factories in the United Glass group will also suspend production for similar periods.
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St. Louis
We United Glutes
Und
United States Will Preserve Neutrality In Mexican Tension
Washington reports indicate a careful US stance on the northern Mexico currectionary situation with troops in readiness. Government departments coordinate to preserve security within US jurisdiction and enforce a policy of neutrality while monitoring infractions.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
Department of Justina
Local figure falls ill and is hospitalized after medical scare
A series of medical events unfolded as a local resident, identified through garbled OCR as a public figure, collapsed and was rushed to a hospital. After initial treatment and a long struggle, the individual briefly regained consciousness before slipping back toward a critical condition. Private guardians urged swift medical attention and pending tests to confirm recovery prospects amid community concern.
Unclear fragmentary crime tale with medical hints
Fragmentary OCR reads of a Beijing style tale detailing a general practice, a suspect named Dyson, and a coroner's detective Fran Paul. The scene includes a poten tial poisoning motive, a steam home and automobile reference, and a physician Dr Wien.
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Cormwells
Wien
Fran Paul
Tig
Tony
Thousands of railroad workers to return to service
Report notes that about 3,000 men across divisions were set to return to work following a nationwide rail line announcement. Workers at Milwaukee shops and related positions were among those resuming duties, with schedules returning to regular hour-by-hour operations.
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Uol
Central Railroad
Milwaukee
Building Collapse Buries Dozens in Minneapolis
A Ninth Street district building collapsed during demolition on Seventh Street between Hennepin and Nicollet avenues. A crew of men were buried in the ruins. several bodies have been recovered and up to about twenty five are feared dead.
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Minneapoli
Seventh-street
Hennentn and
Nicollette Avenues
Work On The Harriman Lines Extension Stopped
In a report on railroad progress the Harriman lines extension work has halted due to financial constraints. Efforts to resume focus on routes from North Platte to Northport and Colorado branches, with machinery and crews reassigned as funding clears.
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Wwe
Athol
Colorado
Platte
North Plate
Northport
Seis
Pactis
Soldiers Start a Riot in Port Townsend Washington
Port Townsend protests erupt after soldiers march from Fort Worden and attack the offices of the Daily Call. Officers clash with rioters. provost guards and guards from Fort Worden secure the city as authorities restore order. No arrests reported.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Dune
Bort Worden Ourne
Byeitig Call
Hguor
Oyithh
Batelay
Phe Chint
Tao Aerio Pro
Cimsmins
Talon
Laws
Lyst
Harry Norton
Troma
Interstate Commerce Commission Halted by Court Ruling
In St Paul on June 20 judges Sanhorn Toole and Adams halted ICC actions reducing charges in a Texas stockyard shipment from Chicago. Judge Adams delivered the court’s opinion. In a separate jail escape incident at Stigler Oklahoma, three inmates fled after a gunfight with officers, one wounded, as more than 100 shots were exchanged before the trio surrendered.
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St. Paul
Sanhorn Toole and Adams
United States Court Today
Interstate Commerce Counission
Tvestock
Chicago
Union
Jurge Adnilis
Women Rally Over Damaged Rights in Civic Demonstration
Reporting from a crowded avenue near the city house, a large group of women gathered to demand equal rights and protest mounting concerns. Police fenced the area as deputies watched and shouted lines, while local leaders urged calm and urged lawmakers to act on grievances about gender equality, wages, and protections.
Real Estate Transfers Across Distrusting Names and Places
Fragmentary real estate transfer notice lists various names and locations with uncertain spellings. The readable pieces mention transfers among individuals and entities, a price reference around 100, and geographic cues indicating towns and districts, though many terms remain garbled. The report preserves the event style of a local property records section without clear final details.
VIGAR HINT NOTES ABE NAEGER AND RELATES TO WIDIS TIE
Fragmented OCR reads like a local item mentioning Abe Naeger and tie to a group or meeting. The garbled lines reference HINES AMG and a venue or event name, with scattered phrases about a gathering and possible attendance. No clear date or outcome is discernible.
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Anthea
Closing Quotations and Market Rally Report
New York June stocks moved little with tangential activity and few significant trades. Major names listed include Atchison Topeka etc and several American companies. cattle and grain markets show varied receipts and prices, with noted jumps in light, heavy, and feeder categories.
Mrs Cleveland At Her Summer Home
The widow of former president Tracer Cleveland spends time at her summer residence with a companion. Aged around 60, she is seen with her children and family members in a quiet seaside setting during late summer.
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Mrs. Cleveland
Pelarotan
Jing Bo
Tracer Cleveland
Tormey
Chavelimd
Beth Willy
Amine Nate
Ab Namiwarth
Ellen Uetle
Nira
Cleveliid
Bother
Tehan
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Jordan State Bank
Barburger
Uy Tlekel
Nevada
San Pedro
Union Pavite
Sflag
Viegele Riders Bell Op
F. G. McFarland
Jack Wayfis
Oregon
Huntsville
Gourty Gommlestowars
Gunerildate Young Peselide
Walter Richey Resigns
U.P. Crossing
Bamberger Road
Frank Staventt
Union Paclhe Bengt Servicg
Ela Uyeliley
Anil
Pieri
Ais
Tonigat
Utata
Hopper
Sal Lake
Narning
Trippen
Wii
Erate Aneer
Salt Palace
Rreenrfaila
Allon
Oita
Elven
Tie Canal
Parana
Hawaii
Myre
Rug Deals VT
Sinda
Severia
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Grewtar
Lina
Ieep Ag
Veniremen
Adams
Dubois
Idaho
Equitable Life
Tha Tower
Dune A
Viana
Mosk
Sturhax
Wong
Gesbadti
Ooorne
Hanson
County
Wight
Hornig
Pavelvelite
Miryasite
Salen
Atta
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Kinakals
Vapet
Ovanide
Potabsium
Bae Gales
Tax Enthylton
Edie Baba
Paule
le Onts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Landini
Fim
Retine & Grelock
Dieveren
Steeorder Wallace
Nennligg Fridteg
Mary
Stowe
Jory AG
Mock
Tevereiday
Pivkathui Hon
Ogden
Udy Hae
Paterson
Pitchad
Fort Dinittiy Ayk
Vigar's
Potthr
Cowperstowp
Atchison
Inhion
Tealiathe
Iin
Iin Tinton Packle, Treading. End North: Tent Pole
Lackawanna
New York Central
Northern
Paelfle Ue
Paglic Mali
C.ee' Yeti Penuaylvania
People's Gas
Pullinan Palace
Cary Reading
Peayautos
Bibel
Tinilad’ Slates Stee
Atd
Blondardon Company
Ghigaga
Revelpty Ihout
Aleady
Toxany
Calvec
Mary Diel
To . Ghote
Ghicago Crowe
Gorn
Ortobor
Sugar and Cartel
H—Egor
Matt’ Refining
Sggel
Weather Man
Saya
Ieanr
Tomotow
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