Hew Jorany Waran's Club Occupies a New Building
The Woman's order of Orange a century old club occupies a central new hall at Peoest and Williams Street near Gremath Street. The brick building features a library with a large window, a grand auditorium with Corinthian columns, and a gallery level. The club aims to own a home for its members and preserve its historic status as one of the oldest organizations.
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MIS SAFE RETURN OF PRINCE WALES HIGHLIGHTED
A damaged fragment notes a royal return involving the Prince of Wales and Queen? with references to Westminster Abbey and royal family attendance. The garbled text mentions a contingent of officers and a ceremony at Westminster, implying a formal royal event and travel details.
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Salt Lake City triumph at heavy meet
Salt Lake City won the meet as heavy track conditions slowed events. Field events faced rough footing and slower times, yet Salt Lake athletes clinched top honors despite the challenging surface.
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Galt Lakshleh school wins slate championship meet
Ely Nevada report covers track meet held by Sale Lahey with Galt Lakshleh school taking victory over Ogden entrants. Poor field conditions reduced events yet notable performances emerged including Iadeca Salteke and Tavey Ogden in the relay and Meyer Ogden High in a sprint. Readers learn about the day’s fastest times, team results, and local mining developments affecting Ely and railroad plans.
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Rev J E Carver Sunday Sermon and Local Bowling News
The article notes Rev J E Carver on Sunday delivering a sermon and tallies bowling standings in local leagues. It highlights Frewnell’s top bowling average in the City league and references regional religious and historical topics, with extended prose on Zoroastrianism and Persian era monuments.
The Lake Shore to Boston Low Round Trip Fare Ad
The notice advertises a very low round trip fare from Lake Shore to Boston with one fare plus dollars for it, valid for a return by July 5. It invites readers to deposit tickets and write Erwin Teare in Denver for full particulars, noting Warren J. Lynch as passenger and manager in Chicago.
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Sunday School Meeting At Weber Stake In Union
At the Weber stake union Sunday School meeting held yesterday, several releases and sustainings were announced. W R Loomey Joseph Barken P J Thurman Bell A Kerr and MK wrans were released. Matilda Tee wa was sustained and transferred to the second intermediate. Josephine West and others were assigned to kindergarten and various intermediates. changes were discussed and a general class review followed.
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Lion and Moss Company Touring Trouble in Salt Lake
The Lion and Moss Company arrived from Ball Cake Sin day morning with a baggage car and leader, seeking patronage in Salt Lake. Manager Grant plans actions to recover losses after a rough stop in the capital, with reported takings around $100 on Saturday and estimates of $10,000 during the stay.
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US G T Committees Named At Meeting Of United Corer
A lists shows committees appointed by the club chiefs with members named for Finance Advertising Taxes Transportation and other posts. Notable figures include MV. 14, SAIL mia NS, Maslman, W. A. Three, W. Delver, TF Bu genild, and J. Meek among many. The document records a canvassed roster and various subcommittees with roles and names.
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Unclear OCR Entry on Fair Exposure in New York
The readable fragments reference the AHA and a possible expo or fair in New York. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established. The item appears as fragmented OCR with limited usable facts suitable for a concise summary.
Greatest Pictures Ever Taken To Be Shown
Interest rises as Tabernacles program plans a night display featuring stereoptic slides. A famed 1906 San Francisco panorama from the St Francis Hotel shows the city amid smoke and ruins, to be shown by the Pilbury Picture Company tomorrow night.
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Senate Debates loom over railway rate bill and immigration
The Senate plans a week of debate on the railway rate measure amid divisions over the Interstate Commerce Commission. Other items include the immigration bill, federal appropriations, and potential conference reports. Key figures include Senator Tilman and committee chairs as negotiations and schedules unfold.
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May 13 Naval Armament Debate At Paris
Paris reports Senator Aaron A Beroutnelle de Constant pushes Marine limits in parliament. He cites a need for armament restraint and urges the United States Britain and France to take initiative. The dialogue references, Provident Rovenvell and Secretary of the Navy James Chamberlain, with support from Sir Edward Gray and Baron d Irreparable de Constant urging wider cooperation.
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