Railroad News and Local Divorces Highlight Ogden Meeting
The Bists Medical association met in Ogden with officers elected including Dr. GW Baker as president and Drs. J.W. Aird, B.S. Jones, and A. Lynn named to a three year board. Officers from Heber City Salt Lake and others were appointed. Also reported were local divorce cases and a railroad verdict.
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Btsts
Qgdun
Junction City
Siona
Owas Daken
Ivas
GW. Baker
Ogden
Wit
Heber
City
Salt, Lake
Wees
Wildbock
Salt Take
Harrisons Ball Lake
MC A. Hughes
Death of Pranic Tiernan Alters Utah Railroad Legacy
Death comes Tuesday in New York to Prancid Tiernan a noted Utah builder who helped plan roads in the Middle West and the Big Four line. Born in Urbana he moved to Utah in 1888 and organized the Diablo Nevada and California and the Southwest mountain concern to develop mine deposits in Trin county. He leaves six children and daughters Mrs J G Jacobs and Mrs I Thorn among his sisters and a brother Jody Stewart. He will be buried in Urbana, Utah near his fathers grave.
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New York
Tiernan
Siserra
Uebana
Middle West
Park
St. Louis
Kansas
Trin County
Hiv Wits
Bor
Evbana
J. G. Jacobs
Thorn
Vierman
Jody Stewart
le Stouty
Alise Stella ‘Lipman
Leonard Suffering Injuries After Train Accident
T C Leonard, a popular traveling livestock agent for the Missouri Pacific, headquartered in Salt Lake, is in St. Mark's hospital with a fractured ankle and severe wounds from a train derailment. Details of the accident are scarce in the report.
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Fy O. Leonard
Missouri Pacific, Railroad
Salt Lake
Nh St. Mark's Hospital
Injury Report After Vehicle Accident In Montara Yard
A Tuesday afternoon mishap occurred when a vehicle wheel split a pole, frightening the horses and causing the team to bolt. Rider Leonard suffered injuries, was rushed to hospital, and is expected to recover. Leonard, once of Butta, is linked to Professor Leonard of the Mines in Montara.
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Léonard
Leonary
Hart Tiove
Aly
Leonard
Butta
Agann
Jeonard
Stain Sifions
Montara
Ove
Euscor
Bulle
Lucky Utah Boys Named for Naval Academy Exams
From Anan ale comes word that Eh Smith of this city and WW Ge Ghd of Ogden have been notified for physical examinations on June 19. They passed the recent examinations for cadet appointments to the United States Naval Academy. My Child is the appointee of Congressman Howell, and Mr. Smith was named by Senator Snot. The latter, a known Batakg boy, will graduate from High School this year. He is manager of the High School paper Bedhd Black, which he has edited for some time. He will leave for Annapolis the first week of June and is confident of success in the examination.
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Anan Ale
Smith
Ge Ghd
Ogden
United States
Naval Academy
Howell
Snot
Cho Latter
Sonia
Aimapolid
City Sued Over Water Diversion Claim and Damages
The city is named defendant in a suit filed yesterday by a landowner seeking an injunction to halt water diversion onto his property. The complainant asserts a prior water right and alleges city actions harmed his farm, seeking $500 in damages plus $500 in injunction-related costs.
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Ste
Hin
Hue
Vty
Shanks Divorce Proceedings Highlight Desertion Claim
Ernest Shanks, former pastor at East Ride Baptist Church, seeks divorce on grounds of desertion from Vesta shake on Friday. Testimony states Mrs. Shanks left the Platgtier in this city three years ago. They wed in Indiana in 1802. A separate divorce is granted to Charles Hoyt from Mary Host on a similar ground. the couple married at Ogden four years ago.
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Ernest Shanks
One
East' Ride Baptist Church
Vesta
Shanks
Indiana
A.divorge
Charles Mr Hoyt
Mary Host
Ogden
Verdict award for Maeris Co. against Oregon Short Line fraud
A federal court jury awarded Maeris Co. of South Omaha 11369.60 in a suit against the Oregon Short Line Fraud to recover value of several cattle. The case involved Bradshaw Bros. and alleged mishandling of cattle shipments with disputed agency roles and transport actions.
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Maeris & Co
South Omaha
Bradshaw Bros
Bradshaw Brne
Milford
Taund
Gregor Bhorb
Rio Granda
Lehi
Fragmentary legal note on cattle fee receipt duties
A damaged excerpt notes a defendant unable to produce a document for cattle fee receipt settlement. The garbled text references a short line and Rio Grande in charge, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes available from the readable portion.
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Rio Graide
Salt Lake Notes and Local Issues Reported
The Salt Lake notes describe tax and registration worries, water supply disruptions from a canal washout near Cannon Farm, and a reorganization review slated after July. It notes a railroad rate change on beer sales, a fare increase for adults, and discounted fares for children, plus ongoing Scottish Rite degrees. Burglars hit Robinia Tosaioa factory, stealing footwear parts, while Langresamian Howell visits Salt Lake City to discuss favorable crop conditions and a new electrical plant.
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Bultante Rom
Callister
Department of Commerce
Salt Lake
Doirdan
Cannona Farm
Salt Lake & Los Angeles Railroad
Masonic Bwll Esterdays
Woeke
Gonferring
Wage ‘Hiner
Potder R Ming Will
Depres
Galinbier
Robinia Tosaioa
Wighth Bash
Fowrth
Atreels
Nii
Howell
Salt Lake City
Ramian
Anniversary Sale Promises Splendid Houmware Deals
Fragmented OCR describes a chaotic scene of a couple’s divorce and a judge’s ruling over wedding gifts. It mentions a list of items including silver spoons and a candlestick, with odd dialogue about percentages and various articles. The piece also references Hyde Park, a Judge Chybais to lanpa, and mentions an electric ol on hand for emergencies.
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Chicago
Dexter
Hyde Park Soninty
Thoms J. Hoops
Hoops
Chybais
Lanpa
Uwin’ Ap
Thornay
Robbers Loot Layton Saloon After Harsh Hold Up
Four men stormed Onney's saloon in Layton Utah near midnight. They forced patrons to raise hands and pried open the safe with a chisel after failing to locate it. A bystander was injured as the group rifled pockets and machines, escaping toward Price with an estimated sum from $100 to $200.
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Utah
Onney
Willian Rooney
Lwe
Rio Granda
Debate at Brigham Young college on race question
A public debate is planned at Brigham Young University in the assembly room on May 10 between the Philomathic society of BYA and the Isaw club of the Agricultural College. The topic asks if white Southerners are justified in maintaining supremacy over the negro by peaceful means.
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Brigham Young College
Agricultural ‘College
Brigham «Young College
Thei Philomathic Sociary
Brigham. Young Academy
Isaw
Agricultur
South
Teachers Selectled for Public School Posts in Logan
Logan May 1 report shows the committee on teachers and school board approving lists of assigned salaries for public school staff. Names include principal Wagdruff Kerr Bon rR Cole with $250, WHS Jones $62.50, Apperley $62.50, Liebert $62.50, Martha $1 862.50, Dillien Sinfands $60.00, Sicilia Gybert $57, Elizabeth $52, Mary Be ann $40, Stover and others.
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Dillien Sinfands
Sicilia Gybert
Lizabeth
Mary Beann
Stover
Attempted suicide by Levi Green at Layton
Levi Green, aged 46 or 56, attempted self harm with a rifle at 10 am, firing into his left breast and shoulder. He survived with about a 10 chance of recovery, reportedly due to depression from long protracted pressure. He returned home early after a night away and said farewell to his wife before the act. he was described as a family man with six children, most grown.
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Layton
Tiny
Levi Green
GLEANINGS FROM GERMANY REVEAL SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL TRENDS
In Germany a reform movement expands anti tip society and branch offices nationwide as reforms seek to curb theft and regulate medical practice. Apprenticeships for German apothecaries pay 125 dollars plus room and 15 to 16 dollars monthly, while female apprentices face limited wages. Physicians’ telephoning prescript dictates face restrictions, with urgent cases exceptions.
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Germany
Berlity
Berlin
Prova Mystery Looms After Train Inquiry
Prova officials probe a Tuesday incident near Mapiston as a man believed to be John Buright may have fallen from a train. Witnesses recall clothing near Drove while laundry slips bearing a possible name surface, keeping identification unresolved.
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Prova
Hedin
Mmr Mapiston
Ehueplerder
Dily
John Buright
Antwerp copper ore shipments rise amid market uncertainty
Reports from the Metallic Front Mines and the Antwerp works depict a slow demand for high grade copper ores. Management warns of supply pressures and delayed dividends while exploring foreign shipments and potential reclamation of tailings markets. Shareholders await results as efforts to revive the old boonam ore line continue amid fluctuating prices and uncertain markets.
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Jou
Horn Silver Minng Company
Ab Brigce Capil
Manugts
Varnaworth
Rednetion
Antwerp
Favorale
Sfort
Ha' Eowatre
Unclear dialogue fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary exchange recounts a social scene with names and chatter about marriage and proposals. The messy OCR appears to mix characters Tadly Bagagh and applicants with references to a cook, house head, and a rumored engagement.
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Tadly
Tady
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fragmentary Evening Chat In Urban Scene
Fragments show a downtown encounter with a friend named Bli. The speaker recalls a brief, disjointed exchange and mentions running over a Gogh-e- rete in the moment, suggesting a minor or accidental incident with unclear details.
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Bli
Brennan murder case and court actions in Heaver county
In a morning session Judge Beaumont granted water rights for crop irrigation in a Brennan murder case matter. A separate Brennan case notes information charging murder with a deadly weapon, with preliminary examination waived and bound for district court. Proceedings indicate possible Monday arraignment as authorities plan further action.
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Prick Brennan
Tistetet
Nourder
Tim
Tess of this city dies from Wright's disease at 62
The deceased born in Spanish Fork in 1885 died today in this city from Wright's disease. The family has lived here for a year. Funeral services will be held at the Sixth Ward Memorial House Thursday at 2 p.m. Surviving relatives include four children and several other relatives. A later notice will name mourners and addresses.
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Tolin
Tove
Tess
Wright
Spanish Fork
Honeli
Vis
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