Ogden concert recital a success at tabernacle
The Ogden choir under director Nallantyns performed at the tabernacle in Gall Lake with Professor McCleling on the great organ. The audience was large and appreciative as the program delighted and educated the people during winter. The academy thanks patrons and plans a stronger next season with Brownilkor to lead a larger program.
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Weber’ Academy
Flo Tavernacla
Exeuler
Wigan
Ogden Choir
Nallantyns
McCleling
Tabernacle
Gall Lake
Waa
Diractar
Tis Academy
Atranguimuta Tor
Brownilkor
Nevada Camp Discoveries Drive Exploration amid Rawhide Trail
Miners report a broad survey of prospecting along the Rawhide route toward Tonopah and Goldfield, noting new findings four miles from Lodial in a ridge of Nevada. The Brattow mine project is highlighted, with early work indicating promising ore and strategic access for future development.
West at Wandamere Shines Despite Windy Day
Bay shooters excel at Wandamere tournament led by Burgess and Roth Bure Ress ind from Salt Lake. The Becker trophy saw De Sharp and Skeen lead early, but Br. Sharp slowed, with Mills of the city close behind. Ogden’s Bkeon finished with 180 and Connors led a strong visiting contingent.
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Silk Lake
May
Liedaho-Ulaksjortanen
Wandamere
Vy Hie Taowning Company
Oxden
Borney Burgess
Roth Bure Ress
Ais
Salt Lars
Ainfslind de Meat Jou
Wiaia
Becker
Ely
Skeen
Fr B Shepard Must Serve in Salt Lake May 8
United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit orders a rehearing for Fr B Shepard. Once the remand is complete, he will begin serving the sentence in the state prison for the armed offense as part of the appeal process.
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Salt, Lake
United States
Attheny Hirt & Hooth
Eltevit Court of Appeals
Alstriet
WU Shapard
Attaii
Hittedn
Judy Marshall
Shapard
Ayer
Strike in Rawhide Lease Shifts At Kearne No. 3
A terse report notes a lease issue at Kearne No. 3 in the Rawhide field near Balt Lake. The entry mentions adjustments to terms and a strike action affecting the wallow shaft, with reference to Raby and a fispatale proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawhide Lease
Balt Lake
Kearne Lease No. 3
Raby
Patlock Wire Describes Rich Nevada Gold Ore Find
Forwarded dispatch reports discovery of a new gold ore body in Nevada. Mentions a lead, ore depth, substantial potential value, and expected weekly earnings of 6100.00, with miners and camps named in the cable from Elyus to Marty Hedrick.
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Elyus
Anattar
Marty Hedrick
Tawhits
Blehdel Stelke
Kearns
Grayseul
Nevada
Riotous brawl ends in gunfire and assault charges
In Rochester a tavern brawl erupted between several men, leading to gunfire and multiple wounds. Edwin McCarthy, Matt Milley, and George, among others, assaulted rivals near Fourth Street and West Lane, with revolvers drawn during the melee. Daly and Jabusun were later detained as authorities investigate the confrontation and a second assault case involving Mrs. Edgington at Second Street. Police testimony described brutal blows, threats, and a chaotic scene as officers sought to restore order. The incidents prompted formal charges and continued court hearings.
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Salt Lab
Friend
Sas
Rourth West
Wien
Rochester
McCarthy
Molt
Mitor
Fos
Rochestuc
Wal Daly
Daly
Jabusun
Syit Lake
Pile Bagnxlon
Burton
Srk
Wigington
Asalstane
Ed West
Soady
Dhneek
Ory
Horton
Edgington
Gompers Criticises Speaker Cannon In Washington Row
In Washington a heated exchange erupts as Samuel Gompers criticizes Speaker Cannon over legislative delays and protest against procedural moves. The dispute centers on rule changes and the conduct of Senate and congressional actions amid party disputes and public expectations.
Fragmented OCR Voice on Wilson Bill Debates and House Rules
An OCR style passage discusses the Wilson bill amending certain laws for governmental and labor purposes. It references House rules, judiciary committee referrals, and questions the majority’s willingness to advance monetary bills. The text hints at tensions over passage and parliamentary references in a historic legislative context.
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Gempers
Repeal of Tariff Would Aid Newspapers
Washington May 6 Frankis Noyes president of the Anspolisbau Press and editor of the Chicago Record-Herald says the Associated Press had no role in a recent investigation. He describes contracts with International Paper Company and records of profits, noting the repeal of the daily wood pulp tax would shift costs and potentially ease or alter newspaper pricing and supply.
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Washington
Frankis Noyes
Anspolisbau Press
Chicago Record-Herald
Associated Press
Herat
Cuntrael
Turin
Noyes
Charul
Raber
la the Huwovd- Herald
Wublighers
Singere
Nona
Sin
Noy
Brown
Wanderer Missing 35 Years Sparks Estate Battle
New York families seek clarity as Charley P Naethinge administrator of Tule Phils Naething’s estate after the disappearance of a relative 35 years ago. Officials confirm the death of a watcher whose whereabouts had long been unknown, with siblings contending over a share of a sizable paternal fortune. Details on heirs and the disposition of assets are outlined as the case unfolds.
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New York
Angit
Charley P. Naethinge
Tule
Phils Naething
Ho Philly
Mississippi
Siew
Ste
Jerfey
Naeshing
Nas
Toro Sleters
John Thing
Ppinke
Bagardnus
Jrimiese Visitors Attend Theaters In Air Formations
Jrimiese visitors tour theaters and other sites, forming air shapes noted by observers. The event highlights international cultural exchange and displays of coordination during public performances.
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Americna'thi Cil
Japanese Greeting to the Big Fleet
A fragmentary May report from San Francisco quotes Baron K. Takahira, Japan’s ambassador, expressing belief that a visit by American warships to the Orient would improve relations. He recalls President Roosevelt’s mediation and draws parallels to Commodore Perry, framing the talks within broader diplomatic ties.
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Au Franciseo
Gumasitties
Yeataraur
Baron K. Takahira
United States
San Francisco
Ronyavet
Munchurly
Commodore Perry
Kpanyal
Fragmented notice on bank bankruptcy and assets
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bankruptcy case with debts and assets totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Names such as Henry H. Bistwick and the Bank of Chariton appear, with references to a bank examiner or official and a deceased individual possibly connected to the case. The readable parts indicate a courtroom or financial proceeding from Chariton, Iowa.
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Henry "H. Bistwick
Bank of Charitow
Lowa
Ghatilun Bank
Franke Ri
Creeker
Preacher Acquitted in Roosevelt Slander Case
Denver preacher Ira D. Wilkins, charged with writing an insulting note defaming President Roosevelt, was acquitted by U S Commissioner Hinsdale after defense testimony showed his wife and others testified against him. The note allegedly originated in Cheyenne and was posted by a soldier frequenting the Ute place.
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Denver
Colm
May
Roosevelt
United States
Hinsdale
Jettar
Cheyenne
Williams
Ute Place
Wholesale Grocers Convention to Bring Largest Grocery Trade Gathering
New York May 33 annual convention of the National Wholesale Grocers Association in Athens Cite June 33 is expected to be the greatest gathering of job purveyors ever held in the county. It will represent about nine tenths of the entire grocery trade of the region.
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New York
Convention plans mark massive national gathering
A group from New York and Philadelphia associations is preparing for a national convention with plans for a large session and a program saved by Secretary A. H. Deckuina. The event is expected to attract over two thousand attendees, highlighting the commercial significance of the gathering.
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Erpty Sizte
New York
Philadelphia
Worl
A. HE. Deckuiana
Panning for the Fleet May Trigger Local Watershed Debate
Fragmented OCR text mentions water governance and local leadership, with unclear names and dates. The piece seems to discuss a council or committee decision affecting a harbor or fleet project and its public implications. Strong entities are not identifiable due to garbled source text.
Young Man Died Like a Hero in Tragic Rescue
Spokane reports a dramatic drowning incident near Lake Pet d'Orellia where Rodney Giney from San Point Idaho attempted a rescue. Olney and Dee Phinney describe a courageous effort as Giney plunged into rough waters to save a companion before perishing. The scene recalls a heroic impulse amid peril.
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Spokane
Wash
Rodney Giney
San Point
Idaho
Lake Pet d'Orellia
Olney
Dee Phinney
Phingey
Gant
Higwog
He G. Diners
Mewapaner
Denver
Nlp
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