Growth of an Industry Cement production in the United States rises
The United States geological survey issues a bulletin on Portland cement. 1900 output ranged from 1 900 000 to 2 000 000 barrels valued between 62 100 000 and 62 700 900, up at least 8 557 000 over 1908. Prices hovered around 85 cents per barrel. The industry grew from lagging foreign supply to leading production with reverseratory furnace innovation. Ogden shifted from England and Germany to domestic plants, making the Intermountain region a center and enabling shipments to the Pacific coast.
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United States
Ogden
England
Ntar
Germany
Ile
Pacife
San Jouaisco
Orden
War Unnecessary Says Foster in Speech
Former Secretary of State Foster argues wars are unnecessary, citing 1908 09 fiscal data. He claims vast funds diverted to military buildup could support public works, forests, irrigation, and national resources, urging reduced armaments amid rising national costs and taxes.
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Foster
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Ogden, S
United States
Bayborn
Utah Streams Warn Of Summer Drownings Risk
A northern Utah drowning warns of a dangerous summer as streams shift with clouds creating deep spots in shallow river bends. Officials urge supervision of youth, with experienced swimmers accompanying children and safety gear to prevent repeat drownings seen last year near Ogden.
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Utah
Ogden
Feeromes Dager
Farouta
fragmentary maze of quotes and jumbled lines
A garbled newspaper fragment presents partial dialogue and stray phrases from various sources. It includes mock questions about manners and humor, references to a bank and checks, and assorted snippets from Chicago and other papers, all incoherently stitched together without clear events or narrative.
The Nation's Mother Honor and Duty to Women
A wartime poem by Martin Thom eulogizes the mother as the nation’s sacred pillar. It calls mothers a spotless figure whose strength sustains the home and country, urging reverence and protection for women amid conflict and sacrifice.
Heinze Defense Trial Narrows Charged Cash Overdraft Case
The Heinze defense in a New York federal case focused on alleged overcertification of checks at the Mercantile National Bank. Judge Hough denied a motion to acquit and the trial highlighted alleged misapplication of $464,000 from the bank as part of the complex linked to Otto Heinze & Company and United Copper Company stock notes being challenged.
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Cinighe Evenla
Ting Gay
Coligdel
Sima
Checka
Insl
Hough
Helnie
Scaeson
Indo Haugh
Teinre.co
Hough Mkentoe
United Copper Co
Atricken
Tomlinson
Montana
Allorney
Palteys
Heinze
Resolution endorsing clause by trades and labor assembly
Delegates assembled endorse a movement pushed by trades and labor organizations. The text records leadership names and a formal resolution to support actions at a specified time, reflecting union alignment and organizational unity.
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Thy Deren Trades & Labor Assembly
Antlon
Claries
Oxdea Tradan
Labor Assembls
VREHD
Gierse
Hraer Whity, Jr
Secrotace
Ten Dollars Returned Amid Long Wait for Answer
A May 10 report from Tilenga describes a woman who found ten dollars and kept it while waiting for a rightful owner. After years, the finder was contacted and returned the money, with the finder named Lilian Tarrtinn and Bruce Crosmeyer noting the delay.
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Fredariett Gruppolt
Etule Strona
Ula
Bruce Juan Crosmeyer
Tn Ratorn
Nave
Lilian Tarrtinn
Inney
Holy Ghost and US Society extols their colony
Fragmented OCR yields a religious group report led by the Rev Pram M Sanford. It describes alteration of leadership and a so called colony in Paine with claims of abandonment and criticisms of its followers amid internal discord.
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Yale
Pram M. Sanford
Paine
Dead Reappears At Dinner Time In Hackensack
A report from Hackensack dated May 1 describes a man named Dillon of Lo Hokod Wr lon and others identified at a dinner scene. Authorities note a tense moment as a man reappears, with nine languages used during the census effort and questions about the incident arising from the table.
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Hackensack
Dillon
Alves
Fragmentary OCR Note Opens Into Unclear Personal Snippet
The readable text presents a jumbled mix of names and phrases without clear context or events. Names such as Heino and Ghutprator appear amid broken terms, making it difficult to extract a coherent report or identify entities with confidence.
Notice from local union endorses merchants in city actions
The Bricklayers and Masons union of Qeden endorses certain merchants in a public matter. The document notes supporters and local officials, with mentions of Wells, Tarues, Jones and others. Readability is limited. names and exact actions are partially obscured but indicate union backing for selected merchants.
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Usd
Qeden
Mt. Ligeal
Jedan
Tarues
Jones Wee
Jarbidge Saloon To Close After Forest Service Action
The Forest Service orders the Jarbidge saloon closed and its owners warned of criminal penalties for illegal sales and intoxicated offerings. Forester notes the new camp owners face possible criminal proceedings as authorities pursue enforcement at the site.
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Tarufdee
Eatip
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Shérman
Gow Bean
United States
Marahal
Jurbidge
Ara Thy
Ara Thy- Ing Thera
Foreat Service Department
Old Men in the Jeffries Camp
San Francisco May article profiled trainer shifts in Jeffries camp. It notes Joy Chaynski bringing new methods, criticism of past routines, and expectations for renewed conditioning. Paths of Armstrong Berger Corbett and Doineagent are discussed as part of the training dynamics.
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Doueline
Rolten
Denmark
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Maida
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Jeffries
Johnvon
Rowsidemnan
Reagon
Fehigra
Joy Chaynski
Chaynn
Choytal
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Joke
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Corbett Hahne
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Jettyles
Lin Corbett
Jack
Bren
Hilly Doineagent
Handle Jetrina
Ao Tong
Nolin
Inoka
Calmin
Hing
Herken
Tie
Avery
Hte
Thiever
Joffelon
Art
Eratite
Miele Reese
Ling A Wleibeatiies
Evan Hholugh Chayrmh
Arbitration official chosen in long wage dispute
Washington May 10 Judge Chambers was selected as arbitrator to settle the wage and labor conditions dispute between Fortynine railroad workers in the forest region near Chicago and the Brisbertion of Sonomotive Fivenen and Pintle. The choice by Chairman Knupp of the Commerce Commission and Dr. Charles Nell, commissioner of labor, followed telegraphic notices. Chambers, previously a judge in Samoa in 1901, will travel to Washington and then to Chicago to begin hearings. The case involves wages hours and working conditions long debated in the railroad labor field.
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Chicago
Sonomotive Fivenen
Selgnteil
Knupp of
Tulerelala Commerce
Charles Ti Nell
Laboy
Eolators
Erdman
Chamgbers
Chdmbera
Juatica
Dhe International Covett
Samoa
Wad Sayi
Tha
Spauleh
Bhoteli
Ala
Chambers
Forty Five Men in One Room Unites in Boston Event
In Boston on May 20, forty five men from British allied groups gather for a formal event honoring Kale Fawerd VII. Governor Draper and leading federal and state officials attend along with allies. The meeting marks a diplomatic gathering and social formalities.
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Boston
British_anetetsy
Draper
Slaty Logoller
Shei
Bambergers Buy Terminal Property for Rail Project
Bamberger purchases additional land totaling about 98 000 dollars to boost terminal access. The Lemon property and Wagener Grow ing company site secure a right of way from Dalley & Sons. Funds and exact figures are not public. The acquisitions aim to streamline trackage and yard access behind the Grant Facility hotel, enabling terminal improvements and yard expansion for forthcoming railroad work.
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Bambeneer
Bambergar
Salt Lake & Ogflex
All & Majcy
Sally Widitt
Wagener Growing Company
Dalley & Sons
Grant Faciley Hotel
Ten new lawyers admitted at Utah bar in landmark session
Ten new lawyers were admitted to the Utah bar in a historic session this morning, the largest number ever certified at one time. Names listed include Rolland, William Higging, Jot Higgins, Robert Le Mudd, Johanon, Charles Wally, Adams Phil, Warnick, Holmont, and others. The ceremony followed a public committee meeting and was reported in local notices.
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Salt Laky
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Wedewod
Johanon
Charles Wally
Adams Phil
Warnick and Holmont
Iuffwker
Front Orden
Warncete
Sul of
Roosevelt May Attend Funeral In Washington
Fragmented OCR text hints at President Tutt and Roosevelt involved in discussion of funeral arrangements for a prominent figure. Mentions Secretary Knox, US government actions, and official communications with Washington. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Unter
Loyigil
Knox
Washington
Coluarl Toosevelt
Ats Velte
Weetington
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