Conviction Under New Lam Conviction Under New Lam
Woulington and Marer of London convicted of violating the Pure Food and Drugs Act by manufacturing a pharmaceutical preparation containing galloping and other ingredients. The court heard expert testimony on the medicine's distribution and noted that if used improperly the preparation could be fatal. Navi posed admitted intent to sell, witnesses testified to resulting remedies, and punishment fixed as imprisonment up to five years or a fine of 250 dollars.
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Woulington
Maret
Robert
Marper
Ldncor
Amd Lg
Westo
Harpar
Anna Gould's rapid flight under false name shocks Paris
Fragmentary report claims Mme Anna Gould, who sailed for New York on the steamer Ariadne, evaded pursuit while traveling with her child on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. The article notes she altered plans and hid ties to former associates as authorities chase details.
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Paris
Maron
Mme
Anna Gontt
New York
Tiessel
Castine
Count Bon and the Hungarian King’s Childrens Rule
A garbled report describes a child ruler situation involving Count Bon and Hungarian figures. The text mentions attempts to manage succession and prudent measures to protect children, with references to a Kron Pring Wilhting and implied greetings to heirs amidst unrest.
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Taether Childran
Ierancn
Hunglnys Tooming
Uslig
Count Bon
Gouly
Navy and Marine Corps Pay Equalized Moves Ahead
Washington March 1 The House Committee on Naval Affairs approved a bill to equalize and fix the pay of the Navy and Marine Corps with officers of corresponding Army rank. The plan raises the pay of warrant officers and enlisted men by about 25 percent, aligns midshipmen and appointed officers with Army pay scales, and adjusts retired lists based on years of service while preserving commissioned officers’ pay under the new structure.
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Washington
Maine
Wlo Merry
Uenary
Marie Corps
Minakipmen
Unclear OCR Snippet Hints at City Reports and Protests
Fragmentary text mentions cities including Manchester and Lawrence with references to reports about scale reductions and arson in Lowell and Dedford areas. Details are garbled but suggest discussion of planned actions or responses by manufacturers and authorities, with no clear events or dates.
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N. Ha
Lawrence
Njane
Lowell
Roth
Dedford Manu
Ahi Bubingk
Fleet sails from Magdalena Bay toward San Francisco in drills
March dispatch reports Americnas Dultlabin fleet under Rear Admiral Evans moving from Magdalena Bay through strait toward San Francisco. The voyage includes target practices and holiday events along the Pacific coast as ships pass San Diego Los Angeles Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz while crews prepare for a grand homecoming and ongoing naval drills.
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Bun Didge
Americns Dultlabin
Evans
Lolay
Magee Bay
Tidworth
Revonda
Unichore
Mabey
Angel
Hagin al
Magdalena
Magdalnna Bay
San Francisco
Cluauiplon
Junius Ot
Deltrias
California
Weil
Rumuauiunt
Williba
Paeltto
Magdalnan
Kvane
Rokom
Ga Yoon
Magellan
Callag
Jae
Elise
Tronsevelt
West Virginia
Macyland
Ue Alaulle Mwat
Admiral Gans
Maccland
Cruiver
Jg New
Mbinry
San Didgo Harbor
Lem Wirll
Alany
Thy Hoxton
Albany
Princeton
Proble
Iiricilan
Senator McCreary Replies to Depew in Vision of Tax Reform
Senator McCreary of Kentucky replies to Senator Depew in Washington with a lengthy address touching tobacco trusts, pressuring tax policy, and warning against burdensome federal action. Two bombs found unexploded near the city corner. no injuries reported.
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Uie
Toad
Senator McCreary
Depew
Rich Men Must Not Be Slurred In Fun
DluaKo March 13 remarks by D. Rocke and Andrew Carnagin spark debate on vaudeville satire in Chicago. Mayor Dusse backs a quiet pause in sketches insulting wealth figures like Rockefeller and Carnegie to avoid public criticism. Theatre managers foresee sworn testimony from corporate offices to representatives of theaters, as city discussion centers on protection of reputations.
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DluaKo
D. Rockefellow
Andrew Carnagin
la Chicago
Dusse Bug
Sud
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Yawweville
Ely
Resumption of Work at Anaconda Mont
Anaconda speech to miners reports furnaces started yesterday at Washoe smelters of the Amalgamated Copper Company and that the BEL Turnienk will be blown in today marking the start of copper smelting. The Washoe copper smelters are noted as the largest in the world with daily ore output near 10 000 tons. Limestone quarries of the Amalgamated Copper Company west of Anaconda resumed operations yesterday afternoon.
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Amalgamated
Coprey Company
Anaconia
Death of Hugh Bonner, famed New York fire commissioner
Hugh Bonner, longtime New York fire department leader, died after a career spanning from 1880 to his retirement in 1899. Born in Ireland, he rose to chief and later served in government fire service roles, directing reforms and organizing marine units in Malta. He was celebrated as one of the world's oldest, most respected firemen.
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New York
Hih
Bonner
Mew ‘Fork
Nmvalnseat
Bright
Dlzcaig
Studing
Banter
Ireland
Lan
Matmula
Tirane Marimenani
Navy League congratulates fleet on successful voyage
Washington March 13 The following refervism was sent to Admiral Bryans: The Navy League of the United States greets the commander officers and men of the fleet for the splendid success that has vindicated the indelibility of the navy. It expresses continued congratulations and pride in readiness efficiency and discipline, and in national protection and peaceful posterity.
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Washington
Admiral Bryans
Navy League of the United States
Mlendanin Kena Suypark
Slyneil
Marner Pavtre
New Lusitania Record Reported by Ship Company
A draft notice from the ship company claims Liri- Conta preparing for New York Saturday with record run speeds. Recorder W217 Aneta figures in the context of the 1900 season, noting a world best in knots as Aubtleto nears new marks this week.
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Advetpuo
March Tea Wireless
Chm | Skeynship Company
New York
Jones Recorder
ST Knots
Mikhepnay Hs Kuali
A STORE FULL OF DESIRABLE GOODS
A fragmented ad notes Ogden shoppers can satisfy wants at Amutusi stores. It emphasizes steady business growth and urges buying more, citing prices like sherkanes 50c, 60c, items up to $2.00. The copy criticizes no one and invites further purchases.
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Ogden
Unclear text about a £60,000 sum and pudding parents
Part readable snippet mentions a £60,000 amount and a family linked to puddings with odd wording. lacks clear names, places, or events to form a solid news item.
Proof liquor debate sparks temperance clash in Chicago
Chicago reports a heated Young Men’s Prohibition Club meeting where Alonzo Wilton challenged punitive evidence about alcohol. He quoted letters, books, and documents claiming Lincoln and others supported drink. A $60 prize was offered for verifiable proof. Nearby New York notes tribute to Mrs Clara Mackay’s business influence and public roles.
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Chicago
Alonzo's
Wilton
Cook County
Wilda
Lincoln
Tale
Ealse
Lincely
Alvong
New, York
Mra
Clavance H. Mackay
Tiosion
L. 1
Mackay
Ruaiabl Dy
Leys
Ten Per Cent Wage Cut By Lowell Cotton Mills
Lowell Mass March 12 nearly 8000 cotton operatives were notified of a 10 percent wage reduction to take effect March day. Manufacturers say the cut reflects a discouraging situation and may threaten further curtailment of production. The vast majority of large manufacturers including Boole Tremont Suffolk Hamilln Midllaces Lawrence Appleton and Merrimac are among those implementing the reduction.
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Lowell
Mass
Puven Largo
Boole
Tremont Witd Suffolk
Hamislinn
Midillaces
Lawrence Appleton
Merrimac
Extra Army Officers to Be Appointed
The committee on military affairs today favorably reported authorizing extra officers for the army. It plans to add 612 officers across grades from lieutenant colonel to second lieutenant to relieve detached service and meet manpower needs for special military work.
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Wrahicgtos
Konata Committee On
Watfelra
Congress
Inspections of Chicago Schools Report Issued
Chicago March 12 The inspection of 200 public and private school buildings in Chicago was compiled by Acting Building Commissioner Moburt Knott. About 60 schools were cited with orders to make immediate repairs and responsive changes. Delegations from private schools and public school staff were noted amid threats to city ordinances.
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Chicago
Moburt
Protest protection pledge to safeguard school children
A tug to the protestion of school children from danger by fire reached the commissioner's office. It was promised that any change needed by the fire or untitling department would be made without delay. Notices were served on an action found not to comply with city regulations.
Wreck of the Clara Nevada Attracts Treasure Search
Reported wreck of the Clara Nevada from 1887 draws interest as winds test salvage plans. Fishermen and divers along the coast await salvage efforts after rumors of gold dust aboard.
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Times
Fem
Alnsich
James
Currit
Marvy
Nevada
Idondikerg
Stiles
Two Treaties Ratified in Senate on Hague Provisions
Washington March 11 The Senate to day ratified two Hague treaties relating to certain measures with regard to the rights of captive in war and the prohibition of discharge of projectiles from balloons.
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Weehington
Senate
Hague
Talloonn
Bosnian Scout Eraser Fulfills Contract Connection
An unclear report notes a Bosnia related contract fulfilled by a New England agency partner, mentioning a scout eraser project and government ties. The text references speed metrics and a coastal action by a new unit, but specifics remain obscured.
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Bosnia
Dirmingham
Muiin
Beiri
Pugland
Unclear notice from local office seeks stock holders
An unreadable OCR fragment indicates stock holders at a local unity or society are asked to call a contact at the office, possibly at 122 Woodme Building, for a stated matter. The fragment is garbled and difficult to interpret but implies a formal outreach to investors or members with a request to present credentials.
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Wodlem
Notice to Contractors for City Improvements
City Engineer A F Parker announces sealed bids for street and utility work on Van Boren and Jackwoll Taylor Avenues in Ogden. Bids due March 80, 1908, with council to open and read bids publicly. right to reject any or all bids reserved. First publication May 6, 1908. Last notice March 28, 1908.
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Oren
Tah
van Boren Avenues
Streals
Helms 26Th
Jackwoll
Taylor Avenues
Iy City
Engingar
Ogden
Var Ie
Mme
Counel Sal Vidi
Uda
Ray
A. F Parker
Notice of Intention to Create Sewer District Street Project
City Canuel Olea City intends to create four street sewer work district from Cuirnoy to Medy Buren including a sewer and pipe work along 4th street to connect with the main sewer. Estimated cost 2040.00, with private property owners within the boundaries notified and invited to protest or accept the assessment.
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Canuel
Olea City
Avon Coumall
Wits
Cuirnoy
Wewerk
Mametur
Kynceun
Locke
Phe
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NEW Lusitania Record
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