Denver man charged with forgery and theft in May incident
Mitchell, a Denver suspect, faces charges for forging checks and stealing $8500 from a financial firm weeks ago. A second man is jailed after similar alleged actions in Waco. Police say two others may have participated. Emily Shern ton, a colored woman, was fined for an obscene photograph incident and is serving time in jail.
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Denver
Mitchell
Waco
Gov. Peabody
Choyenne
Emily ‘Shernton
Fem Wee
Lily Eimily
Cursed Rail Firm Worker Injures Leg in City
James Moore of Moore Bros railway contracting limped three blocks to a doctor's office after fracturing a bone below the knee following a fall. The injured man endured the operation with pain as he cursed the physician, then left the scene unable to wait and sought further care at a hotel.
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CheytaneWye
Aig
Awith
Brokver
James Moore
Railraast Pride
Moore Bros
Ejelad
Chet Plaen
Prisoners Added To County Jail Roll In Nineteen Hundred
Eleven new prisoners joined the Tala penitentiary roll including Charley Son and Jesse Jones each serving one year for minor crimes while others from Big Tory and Albany counties received sentences for burglary embezzlement and larceny. Three U S prisoners awaiting Federal charges were brought in by the U S Marshal Frank Toward Delemater Robert Lewis and Daiten Tonah all18 months terms for counterfeiters breaking mail and assault with intent to kill. ELA Lockstad released after serving six and a half years for a Natrona county crime.
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Hanlins
Wye
Tala
Hory
Charley Son
Jesse Jones
Dingma
Big Tory
Tonia Pe Yorke
Rweelwater
Hackras
Albany County
Jamba Mitchell
Olly Munkel
United States
A Choy
Delemater
Robert Lewis
Datien Tonah
Tosth
Natrona County
Wool prices rise as Carbon county shearing nears end
In Rawlins Wyoming on May 14 reports show about one billion pounds of wool sold at slightly higher prices than opening bids. Carbon county’s total wool output nears 7 million pounds with daily sales around twenty five thousand pounds at 14 to 14.5 cents. Major sellers include Pacific Sheep Company Schley and Johnson and C J Dietzen. Lambing has begun with sheep moved to summer range and favorable conditions for young lambs.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Lince
Carlon
Pacific Sheep Company
Schley & Johnson
C. J. Ditzen- Qurty
Big Creek District Reports Mining Development Progress
May 14 in Lh David McRae reports for the Big Creek District that Soil creek area, Higreek section, and nearby properties show ongoing development. Mr Moltan has supervised since last October with lime double shift operations and tunnel work aimed at erosion control. The ore body is 200 feet deep but shows poor quality. several samples and dig results are in the minds of salvage crews. McRae notes flattering reports from Dig Creek section and nearby properties being worked with improving water and depth.
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David McRae
Erosanutling
Mamarth Vie
Quilly
Moke
Wimbie
Nsé
McRue
Dig Creek
Poodre
Wyoming official details irrigation water right adjudication
Cheyenne May 14 The Governor announces a plan to detail experts for adjudicating water rights on the Weber river. He criticizes red tape and asserts state engineers have broad authority under Wyoming law, noting the system is complex and not suitable for federal aid.
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Cheyennt
Wyo
Govammingitafien
Weber River
Utah
Admont
Bork
Congress Congregational Churches Session Attended by Many
The Pacific Coast Congregational Congress session in Seattle May 14 drew large crowds, with papers on religious topics read by ministers including Nevs R. Wright and others from Oregon California and Washington. Evening addresses featured Rev A Beard on Home Missionary Situation and Rev Campbell Morgan on The Church and its Witnessing.
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Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast Congregational Rngress Horn
Nevs R. BR. Wright
Daiios Rey
G. i Ulupp
Forest Grove
Ore
de la Maile
Los Angeles
Cal
Harrison
San Francisco
Ti Wood
San Hranglsen
I. D. Hale
Niles
Re A. Beard
D. D
Boston
Church
Th Campbell Morgan
Northfield
Mass
Weiser Idaho Sees Building Boom and City Growth
Weiser Idaho May 14 Weiser is experiencing a building boom with 15 or 20 houses under construction and more to start once materials arrive. A large force is at work on water and electric light systems, aimed at early completion. About $1,300 has been spent on ridge construction above the Snake River, with the state contributing $18,000. The future looks bright for Weiser.
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Weiser
Tdaho
Weiger Ia
Fiflens
Vevern
Cnn Tn
Snake River
Mysterious Survey Party in Bed Rock Country
A noted group of civil engineers led by N. Collins of St. Louis arrived in Ditlon Mont to conduct a preliminary railroad survey into Thunder Mountain country. The team includes Ti ave Willi Mutthews Wed Vienvoré and John Matthews from St. Louis, with observers present to verify their survey position.
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Ditlon
Mont
Civil Engineers
Bed Rock
Thiely Smiler
George L. Digdy dying at St Mary's Hospital
George L. Digdy member of the Executive committee of the Western Federation of Miners is reported in a dying condition at St. Mary's hospital. He is one of the health workers from the Cripple Creek district whose illness arose from an incident in earlier labor disputes.
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Puchio
Con
Wool Bales Prices Rise at Payette Market
At Payette May 14 buyers and sellers held a line on wool values. Offerings moved slowly as clips were weighed and price ideas debated. Most growers expected 15 cents, but some settled for 14 cents after a brief bargaining round. Buyers agreed to pay 1 cent per pound before each clip, with final settlement still unsettled.
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Sniegata
Crowera
Payette
Tima
Baltot
Fragmentary obituary of early Oregon settler Shabagi
Fragmentary OCR notes recall Shabagi likely a French veteran of the Napoleonic era who served in the trench war years, later emigrated to the United States, traveled to Oregon in 1847, settled on donation land claims, and died there. The passage preserves few precise names or dates due to garbled text.
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Shabagi
Oregon
Napoleon
United States
N. Donation
Few Good Dinner Waiters in New York Times Comment
A New York Times note discusses why diners prefer unhurried service. It cites that most writers assume customers want speed, but true diners value a waiter who guides the meal calmly, course by course, without rushing. The piece mentions such waiters are rare even in exclusive venues.
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New York
Baement
Seth
Euch
New York ‘Times
Strength of Ankonl Sceut and animal tracking feats
A garbled passage discusses a bird dog man famed for tracking across long distances. It mentions his ability to scent birds, a covey of chickens, and a bevy of quail. It also notes otter hunters and an otter swelling fumes, plus moose winding at two miles and decisive judgments, in a fragmented aging text.
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Pacific Ocean
White Ant Food and Egg Shell Strength Report
A passage describes natives gathering white ants as food during the white ant month, detailing roasting methods and a child’s quick capture of dwelling insects. It also notes tests on eggshell strength, with external pressures from 32 to 71 pounds per square inch and internal stresses up to 65 pounds per square inch, plus shell thickness about thirteen thousandths of an inch.
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Wil Tho
Public school loyalty blamed for neglect in wide review
Fragmentary remarks criticize public schooling as undervalued and neglected by officials. The speaker laments lack of clear words to express impact on home, community, and donation. The imagined future of a cloned schoolhouse is invoked to illustrate widespread obedience and patriotism.
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Nitaiia
Mintrey Reopening Sparks Disturbing Exchange
A fragment describes a tense scene involving a young man who calls to know Clara and is eyed by Mr Binks. The dialogue hints at distrust and a confrontational mood as characters probe intentions and appearances. The setting appears informal and unsettled.
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Mr. Binks
BinkacTte
Ron
Fragmented antique inscription tale in late 19th century press
The text compiles a jumble of names, captions, and Latin phrases from a newspaper fragment. It references Wymondham, Ragland, a country house, and an inscription on a chalkboard with Latin lines about dormice and hospitality, mingled with mock dialogue and scattered personal notes.
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Wymondham
Scfolk
Ragland
Ua Gli
Ergraved
Ind
Jetterd
Bote Btrar Dyp Dad Cleaning Works Ad
Incomplete ad claims saliable cleaning and dyeing services at 2310 Washington Avenue. Promises bleaching and cleaning for Indies and gent’s clothes with guarantees on all work, though text is garbled and uncertain.
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Washington Avenue
Not He. A Dovel tale of marital disagreement.
A brief, garbled item notes a domestic disagreement with a dismissive remark about a husband and his wife. The line hints at a newspaper voice describing a domestic scene in a dated, dialectal tone from a Dover or Atchison source.
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