Judge Hikam Bond Dead in Lake Washington Incident
A judge named Hikam Bond died after a fall on Lake Washington Boulevard. Witness Ada Hun and others described a collision with Bliss Hilton’s horse causing Bond to be flung to the ground. Authorities said the incident occurred as Bond rode, leading to his death as bystanders attempted aid.
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Incomplete OCR—no clear news item
The provided text fragment is garbled and lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news card. No verifiable facts present to extract a title or summary.
Market Recovery Amid Mixed Signals and Banking Movements
The report notes a tentative stock market recovery amid lower money rates in New York and ongoing banking activity. It cites trading volumes, credit balances, and perceived bank lending shifts, with observers noting cautious gains and potential recession risks in the broader economy.
Unclear text fragment about health and quarantine deaths
Fragmented OCR mentions a health at private venue in Honolulu and a quarantine incident. It references sixteen deaths and scattered names, but details are garbled and many terms unreadable. The passage lacks coherent facts or identifiable subjects for a proper summary.
Death by Own Action Pact Found Evidence In New York
Fragmented report from New York cites investigation into a death by self harm connected to a pact. Authorities note conflicting testimony and unnamed parties. coroner review referenced with possible involvement of two individuals. Public notice fragment suggests legal action and ongoing inquiry.
Wildly garbled Salt Lake news item swirls with names and due dates
A jumbled narrative from Salt Lake City and surrounding counties reports on individuals, trains, and deaths, interlaced with disjointed proclamations and local affairs. The text references public figures, rail routes, hospital notes, a death from pneumonia, and scattered legal and property mentions amid incoherent passages.
Fatal incident at Salt Lake depot linked to driver
A chaotic scene at the Salt Lake depot on Routh streets ends in a fatality after a disturbed vehicle incident. Witnesses describe a driver moving through the area and striking a bystander before collapsing. Investigators note a violent event leading to death with authorities pursuing the full cause and potential charges.
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Labor arbitration in New Zealand labor courts discussed
J G Gray explains New Zealand labor relations as he travels from Tune at New Zealand to Koutafond holt, noting compulsory arbitration, three labor courts, and the arbitration court as final judge. He contrasts fair treatment and minimal strikes with the American model and outlines shifts in industry toward dairying, butter, and exported goods, underscoring evolving economic conditions and labor peace efforts.
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Gompanies H And D Will Go Safe Take March 31
Companies H and D of the national army face muster and possible reorganization. Captain Basett and First Lieutenant Winkler command H and D respectively as they near disestablishment or consolidation. Authorities will issue orders within the week for officer elections as inspection reports flag mustering issues.
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Alpine Mining Claim Draws Attention Near Town
Report from Alpine notes a rich vein near the surface on private claim grounds east of town. Samuel Coslor of Alpine reveals a 15 feet depth, with a 6 inch vein carrying rich telluride ore and silver, yielding high values per ton. prospect promising, with potential to broaden operations by AMAN interests and former Pelt Mining property.
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Grandmother Peery Dies at Payson Home
Mrs Eleanor J Peery born in Virginia in 1818 died at age 88 years 24 days at her Payson home after long illness. She came to the area seventeen years ago and lived with her family in a small house, survived by children and many grandchildren. The funeral will be held this afternoon with services at the church where she was a member.
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Boycott Dying Out Feels War Touch in Trade Fears
Fragmentary dispatches report trade tensions tied to a boycott against Chinese goods. Incidents in Canton, Cantonese markets and American merchants hint at growing pressure on firms and possible shifts in maritime and financial relations amid calls for a trade stance.
Unscrambled testimonial ad from Horiman Sanitarium
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Ameren traders seek reopened ties with Asian firms
The passage notes American importers seeking to reestablish contact with Chinese and Asian merchants after disruptions. It mentions sympathy for importers who suffered and ongoing hopes to reopen channels with various firms, with expectations of improved trade relations soon.
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Davis before Senate Canal Committee records clash over Army officer role
Washington March 9. The Davis testimony before the Senate Canal Committee raised questions on the proper role of military officers in criticizing or approving superiors. General Davis warned against approving or disapproving actions by officers in the canal zone, while Senator Morgan pressed for further inquiry into administration affairs and costs.
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Canal project and official resumes amid upheaval
Amid political turmoil the canal plan faces scrutiny while safety and security remain center stage. General Davis is set to resume his post Monday as the government navigates through uncertainty and ongoing quake impacts.
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Negho Executed In March Incident Alleges Meddling
A fragmented report states Albert Jokmesn ordered a public execution in Wasatatchio on March 30 after a disturbance in the moderate city. Witnesses included several thousand people, and the event was tied to political tensions and a violent outcome.
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