Ballinger Deflects Charges Amid Minnesota Congress Address
Secretary of the Interior Ballinger attends the Minnesota Agricultural Congress opening in St Paul. Delegates from Minnesota and nearby states hear remarks from Governor Sherhard and Archbishop Jarland. Ballinger criticizes rebukes, defends investigations into Glavis charges, and warns against sensationalism. A camel corps display and heralded attendees accompany the event as reports from Ton Angeles and Tang mention related developments.
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Celeste Mick Death In Apparent Water Incident
Celeste Mick died reportedly by her own hand during a distressed moment in Ferd Mey. Witnesses described an accident with a kettle of hot water and a boiling frame, while her eighteen year old brother and others remained nearby. Officials note a fatal scalding wound and ongoing investigation.
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Voyage of the U S Army Commission to Khartoum and Nile journey
An account of a 1914 Egyptian Nile expedition detailing Colonel Roosevelt and colleagues touring Khartoum and Nile locales. The party visits ports, lingers at the Khalil area, notes ships and embarkation points, and records interactions with locals. The narrative mentions specific figures and places, including a jetty, a yacht, and the convoy’s itinerary along the river.
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Reservoir May Hold The Dead
Yonkers New York reports a riverfront search as a reservoir remains the possible resting place for bodies. Health officials say a submarine or submersible device found none and dangerous currents complicate diving. A public plea seeks clues as authorities deploy grappling gear and offer a $5,000 reward for information.
Bride Wins Court Approval to Marry After Drunken Trial
In a Joliet court yesterday a groom, Fred Sloman, faced drunkenness and disordanty charges. The bride claimed his defense showed a desire to marry and remain sober, and the judge allowed the ceremony to proceed without jail time.
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Sentenced in Honolulu for crimes in revenue case
In a Honolulu proceeding Judge Ricartson sentenced a 23 year old Japanese defendant identified as son of a local emir to twenty four hours. The judge noted the defendants had engaged in acts tied to commercial mining and contraband schemes. Prosecutors stated the case involved unlawful operations by individuals linked to foreign groups and the United States Attorney urged prosecution.
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Sullivan May Not Recover in Chicago Report
Fragmented OCR text references Sullivan, a Chicago connection, and a former manager, with garbled phrases about a charity pall and a veterinary or medical claim. The readable fragments hint at a status update on Sullivan’s health and possible recovery, plus tangential mentions of individuals and a charity event.
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Soldier and 15 Die in New York Hospital Collapse
A malformed report notes a death and 15 injured from a pulley accident during military playacting at a New York hospital. The incident occurred in New Wor, with uncertainty over locations and exact times, but authorities indicate a fatality and several injuries as responders work to assess damages.
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Dr Wiley on doctors in Kansas City meeting
Dr Wiley speaks to the Jackson County Medical Society urging emphasis on infection prevention and infant health. He argues milk is best for infants and discusses nourishment to combat microbes, while Dr George Zeller addresses occupational safety and the Treaty as a series of crime.
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President Excited Tour Pauses in New York City
Washington dispatch reports President circulars through Chicago and New York en route to Washington. He plans to return by March 28, with a dramatic exit at the White House and a brief stop in the city, as crowds watch a chaotic departure and reporters describe the scene.
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Urgent United Mine Workers Convention Prompts Strike Talks
The article reports on a tense regional union convention in North America where UMW leaders announce plans to press demands as about 200 000 miners face potential job actions. Delegates vote to back concerted efforts while awaiting a central conference next week to shape strategy.
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Johnson trains at Ocean View in heavy weight grind
The article notes Johnson arriving in California and starting intense daily training at Ocean View. It describes the heavy workouts and the plan to push toward a May appearance, with the Pacific Coast scene and a focus on the rigorous routine.
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Record trip breaks travel milestone to San Francisco
A garbled report describes a record journey from New York to San Francisco by air rail or sea, noting departure this afternoon and arrival in June. It mentions plans to depart again in May from France and future meetings along a coast route with a brokered linkage between Cherbourg and the Pacific coast.
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May Be Wreck Of A Vessel In March Vicinity
A fragmented report notes a possible vessel wreck near Victoria in March with Captain Henter and Captain Hearn referenced. The brief hints at a steamer Oring or Oring thik Mme plewtine, plus a count and a confusion with a yacht or ship near Count on.
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King To Give A Dinner To Roosevelt
King plans a dinner for Roosevelt with attendees to be announced. The event details remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Leaders Despairing of Settling the Big Strike in Philadelphia
Leaders express pessimism over resolving a major strike in Philadelphia amid mediation efforts. Names tied to the dispute include Jav Leteman and Leishman with other members of industrial groups and government ministries noted.
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Bisters to Care for Ronsumptive People
A March 16 report from Heaver details a charitable project by the Sisters of BL Vrundts to fund a cure center near Deauver. A 13vurculosis mission is proposed with a construction cost of $890,000 for St Lau's Memorial Hospital. The effort aims for a sealbcharitable purpose. Seattle is noted in the vicinity with multiple personal and local references.
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Forty Lives Lost In Azopa Reef Disaster
March reports from Lishao describe the Fortiguese governor of the Azopa Rccablea arc island area announcing forty lives lost after a vessel bound for America was wrecked near Blor off Phyo island. Survivors were rescued and landed ashore. the governor said rescuers joined them and the party reached safety.
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Sixty One Died From Tuberculosis In County Outbreak
Sixteen Tave died from tuberculosis in a county outbreak with unsanitary conditions blamed. The group includes a 40 year old Simon and 15 others who contracted pneumonary disease, dying one by one. Physicians attending the cases cited poor county housing conditions as a contributing factor.
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Children’s Aid Society of Ogden Notice of Meeting
The Children’s Aid Society of Ogden announces a morning meeting at the home of a named party on April 10 at 9 am to consider the northern utility or related corporate action. Attendees include officers Gosling, Maton, Stor, and G.
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Despairing effort to settle Nye catmen strike drags on
Philadelphia report outlines renewed attempts to settle the Nye catmen strike with city representatives and union leaders. It notes transportation disruption as transit officials seek to resume service, while workers with good records may return but cannot wear distinguishing insignia. Market and commodity figures for livestock and staples follow, with prices listed for cattle, hogs, sheep, sugar, and coffee.
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Maybray trial features large female attendance and witness testimony
The Enel court scene centers on Tuite and Maybray allegations as juries hear claims of a 98 008 dollar arrangement. Howard Shupeon and witness Anderson testify about partners, including Simpson and Blypson, while Maybray’s defense notes the attendance of many women and questions surrounding the acquittal’s influence.
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Turbulent New York Markets Open Mix Stocks Fall Shorthanded
Turbulence dominated the opening as a fragile stock market showed weakness in major sectors. American Smelting and higher priced gas shares sagged while steel and industrials carried the market with uneven gains amid cautious trading.
Busy day in municipal court in Ogden court records
The municipal court hears multiple liquor license and assault related cases. A defendant linked to illegal liquor sales faced a preliminary hearing with a judge denying dismissal and ordering testimony. other proceedings involved accusations of cruelty and domestic matters, with sentences and fines assessed as the day unfolded.
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