Political turmoil over party loyalties in Salt Lake City
A fragmented account depicts Salt Lake politics where Republican strength collapsed under Allied and party faction pressures. Citizens face fear and coercion as factions push allegiance, with accusations of informants, suppressed dissent, and threats against those refusing to pledge Republican support.
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Itn
Repub Cay
Halt Lake
Repubiican
Ben
Moet Toad
Rtepublican
Eputtieas
Patloa
Aalt
Can
Atwrrran
Bijlerty
Iepublican Party
UMIONISM IN GOLDFIELD AND THE MINERS UPRISING
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion of miners unions, civil unrest, and the expulsion of union leaders amid conflicts in Goldfield. The text references national figures and local factions, accusing authorities of lawlessness and noting attempts to restore order through legal channels.
Secretary Cortelyou as Treasury Secretary candidate debated
In interviews Treasurer Charles Treat defends Cortelyou against banks claim. Treat says Cortelyou lacks formal finance study but shows broad grasp of monetary theory and practical policy, with a readiness to apply knowledge intelligently and without pomp in running the Treasury.
Epitaphs and public rhetoric in a nation’s memory
A long fragmented piece surveys poetic epitaphs from Jefferson to Franklin, contrasting Greek and Roman practices with American tradition. It cites Jefferson, Franklin, and Shakespeare, then shifts to a famine camp in March 9 imagery, describing vast refugee encampments, disrupted crops, and a traveler’s witness account of hunger and displacement.
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Per Hana
Senate
Ped Yalu
Shakespeare
Wen Johnson
Weakluster Abbey
Jubovon
Tobriite
Fragmented OCR passage on famine and unrest in China
An incoherent OCR fragment discusses famine, crowding, and hardship in China. It references casualties and societal strain, mentioning large numbers and widespread suffering tied to political or social turmoil without clear events or dates.
A Patchwork of Quotations and Fragments From Pleasantries
A garbled OCR page collates stray phrases and titles from 19th century periodicals, listing editorials, poems, jokes, and notices. It blends dialogue about deception, journalism, a changing mind, and various literary snippets with scattered names and partial captions, reflecting a chaotic composite of editorial chatter and public notices.
Funeral of Dowie to be held at Zion City church
Chicago March 10 a funeral for John Alexander Dowie will be held at the Zion City tabernacle with Judge V V Barnet conducting and sermon by the bishop. The body will be buried in Zion City alongside Dowie’s wife at Lakemond cemetery. No cremation services were held today and tired officials attended morning services.
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Chicago
Alexander Dowie
Ferner
Zhen Chu
Bla
Varig
Mire
Dowie
Giadaioge
Zion City
Bulletin on Petroleum Refining in the United States 1904
A dated bulletin reports 1904 petroleum refining in the United States with 104 refineries in operation and total capital investment around 88 million dollars. It lists employment, wage figures, and product values including fuel, naphtha, and gasoline. The report notes variations in output and prices across product types and mentions barrels of naphtha and gasoline.
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Washington
IBM
Crete
United States
The Umpire to Appears at Grand Opera House
Uproarious company Pim Patt Peul ie Company led by Garrity arrives in the city for a March 20 engagement at the Grand Opera House. The Umpire promises bustling humor and dramatic theatrics seen by Chicago audiences during a recent run.
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Pim
Patt
Peul
Ie Company
Nik
G Rand Opera House
Weducatay
Fred Blace
Fat & Oc
Crit
Chicago
News Forecast of the Week Casts in Court and Conference
A stream of items covers forthcoming federal court actions in the sugar rebate case against Meyer Sehmite and the Lackawanna and Western. Palmer payments are debated as rebates. Regional and national gatherings loom with a three-day Am. Road Ballers conference in Pittsburgh, plus sailing through boat race and university rowing news.
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Lackawanna and
Meyer Sehmite
San Francisco
Abmban
Meyer Bebtuliz
Europe
Amg
Arra
Ital
Rust
Eutaly
Westers
New York
Jo Thia
Twwell
M. Palmer
Pelmer
Rock Tyn
Pointe Ible
Butate
Palmer
Prion
Palmart
Arethan Sugar Refeery Company
Actus Ehipper
Fittaburg
Mundey
Jake Senter, Jr
Chicago
Brewster Express
New York Central Railroad
Miho
Shopereune
Praid
Arto Club of America
Br Regla
New York City
Mt. Toute
Cogtique
Lord Curran
Larfoebery
Otfond University
Viscount Goxhen
Maren
Thesivset Nurth Osford
Cambridge University
Mortlake
Oil firm on trial over rebates in federal case
In Chicago March 1 a trial opened alleging the oil company received rebates. The defense denied any improper payments and argued against the charges. The federal case centers on the company’s conduct and potential liability.
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Chieag
Marcy
J. A
Llandun Ol Rompany
Raveine
Theriney
Oaklawn Club Faces Charter Loss in Arkansas Action
In Little Rock on March 1, the Oaklawn Club's charter may be challenged in the legislature. Attorney Kirby to seek a court receiver for the Hot Springs corporation if needed, with possible state action to enforce anti gambling provisions amid strong opposition to any reform.
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Little Rork
Ark
Catstawa Jockey Club
Hot Springs
Tellesta
Elemeat
Deerres
Attormey Gestral Kirby
Gon Resident Corporation
Pstitie Ty Fink
Clemenceau A Playwright The Wall of Happiness
Rome publisher Marea I Sigpor Miccardoi says M Clemenceau the premier sought Julian copyright for a comedy never produced. A one act piece titled The Wall of Happiness was delivered to ex governor Marini who plans to stage it on his upcoming trip to Mastons.
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Rome
Marea I
Sigpor Miccardoi
Tag
M. Clementesu
Seara
France
M. Clemenceau
Kate Bi
Signor Fictard
Bignor Marini
Eritrea
Merary Mas
Mastons
Postal Clerk Faces Suspension Over Disorderly Conduct
San Francisco March 10 illurh HH Buang a postal clerk between Los Angeles and the Papa region was ordered suspended for three days to show cause why he should not be suspended. The conduct allegedly harmed the discipline of the service and drew support from railway postal clerks.
Western Bowling Congress Session Elects Stahl President
Denver report states Alderman Andrew T. Stahl will be elected president of the Western Bowling Congress at the annual meeting. George Morrison Reid says he will not run again, while supporters insist he will be backed by friends to force a bid. Zebring of Salt Lake City supports Stahl, praising current efforts to raise prizes and attract entrants to boost bowling across the western region.
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Denver
Andrew T. Stahl
Western Fueling Congress
George Morrison Reid
Twarer
Alahl
Reid
Zebring
Stahl
Meta
Upvet
Eebring
Western Towing Congress
Rome
Ermek
Western Bowling Congress
Tegard
Oredlande
Pition
Etettty Place
F.C. Moel- Yet
AL RL
Peterang
Melnerzey
Proond
Taleraas
Anderean
Salt Lake
Kensan Chas
William Lacan
Bunter
R W.kkowrer
Caddie
Incertegate Ruefs at Torneys in San Francisco
San Francisco notes report no new details on the Ruef inquiry as attorneys and friends seek information about his whereabouts while testifying he had no knowledge of his movements. Washington reports no additional address called by the state department to Nicaragua minister Str. Corma amid Nicaragua tension. New York wires describe a grievance committee chair in Apemristio Pasterera branch and a local meeting disruption with detected witnesses.
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San Francisco
Mares Uit
Wracd
Leeayay
Enn
Nicaragua
Washington
State Department
Str. Corma
Mandura
Two York
Matritio Apermo
Nf Ap Itatian
Operative Pasterera
Premasional Unuim
Sou
Chiddow
Tees Velery
Walten
Hiday de Witpegs
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Trou Hate
Carpyer
Sue Standad
Faghion
Republican
Ood
le Davlosien
Koln Bros
Agate
Sanny
Phaein
Bratesmenats
Perlensona
UEDA
Republicis Werd Etan
Ani
Goldfield
Jefugius
Jefugius Trans Cripple
Polorady
Independence Mine
Met
Anevay
Aine Ospern
Anshelethi
Iewlathy
Minera Ueton
Sindwaere
Ulacoumley
Cortelyou
Treasury
Hon
Chas
Knox
Howe
Nicholas Tehayhineks
Besten Nero TyHn
Mens Alatyn
United Staty
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Philalelpha
Chicapa
Beattle
Omaha
Derver
Ogle
Wetted
San Piearison
Angeles
Stockton
Tarda Hs
Society of the Petendts
Yale
Cran
Jeferson
Iipublic
Lee
Thomas Jefferson
Statute of Virginia
Helle
Freetown
University of Virginia
Henjamin Franklin
Franklin
Thaly
Coller
Anna Vemayne
Grand Canal
Famtee
Chua
Fonds
Inces
Tampa Pyar
Tata Ntangita
Taos
Peverry
Intuivne
China
Io Strangeei
Coungiete
Bietnetens
Phikisophere
Joerna
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Jobo
Ste
Asaya
Philadelphia
Waleeta
Margie
Ing
Saar
Sametrille Journal
Grogeo
Mike. McNamara
Bulletin ON Petroleum
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Garrity
Ace Teprywimba- Hive
Capire
Fred Mace
Schmitz and
Ruef
Btandard Gil
Ays
Momett
Blanderd Oil Company
Coniicton
Oaklawn Club
Cme
Ae Clemenceau
Paul
Ogden Furniture & Carpet
Putnam’s
Putnam Clothing House
Uneeda Biscuit
Standard-Examiner
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