Recall of murder conviction and pardon details in Ogden case
A corrupted late 19th century Utah news item outlines a murder conviction from 1894, involving William Williams sentenced to life for murder and described as reforming in prison. It notes pardons granted by authorities, with references to burglary cases, a separate jungle murder, and ongoing efforts to prevent crime with warnings about local trees and public safety reforms.
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Thomas Willams
Seaveans
Anitil
Wiliomt
Jon
Elis
Willie Kup
Williama
Wiliama
Neewos
Silver City
Tureka
Anow
Nnfort
Tintehing Ia
Wiliann Afaraty
Tooth
Velile
Miiligatig
Direumatanines
Nul
Finny Crist
Ogden
Jungliry
PESTS THREATEN COLORADO ASPEN FORESTS
Indiana man John P Brown. Salt Lake City. Colorado Springs Gazette reports wormlike insects have damaged aspen thickets and reservoirs in Utah and Colorado for three years. Officials fear pests will destroy trees if not checked. Brown explains findings and water supply impact in Rico's Peak region.
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John P. Brown
Indiana
Arborivullum
Salt
Lake City
Okina
Colorado Springs
Pilara
Pha Colarata Kprings Gazette
Eixplaina Hathia
Liberty Seizure Ends Fire Rescue
John Delaney and Lindos faced a perilous escape after being confined in a drink house cell. Delaney tore his shirt to steady a blaze as a fire alarm triggered. Patrol Driver Seager and Sergeant Pratt extinguished the flames with buckets, saving Delaney and the others from smoke and loss.
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John Telaney
Seager
Pratt
Lindos
Delaney
Miner commits suicide in lodging house death
An unnamed miner is found dead in a lodging room at 31 Fast Second Street after an apparent suicide by taking two amendments of laudanum and brandy. Coroner Clarke notes death likely from poisoning, with the room showing a bottle and a blackberry cordial beside the bed. Local remarks reflect ongoing inquiries and community reactions.
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Droken
Frank Ueutghinson
Gi Yenre
South Street
Laudanun
Hdeardy
Shmubermaid
Eloele
Enleriberndon
Nia
Niles
Clarke
Nates
Ian ‘Gama
Ray Ilter
Prink Humbinsey
Anil
Fiat
No Depth Daughter Sat You Have On Peribaliat
Fragmentary text mentions Pentti erbraié and Kuthor ay with unclear roles. Philadelphia Ledger reference appears as a source tag. Readable facts are minimal and do not establish a clear event or outcome.
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Penttierbraié
Kuthor
Puildelphia Ledger
Weather report from Mt Pleasant notes heavy snowfall
The Mt Pleasant dispatch describes ongoing snowfall with high accumulation in the mountains and fears of a dangerous thaw and flooding after the storm. Local officials warn residents to prepare for continued winter conditions and possible travel disruptions.
Develop Water Project Near Castai cwood area
A development company plans to tap percolating waters northwest of this city to supply a large irrigation area. A 230 foot tunnel has been driven into the foothills a mile west of the city, with promoters confident of accessing substantial water supplies for the arid region.
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Toke
Wolke Mchheld
Kila City
Public School Graduation and Evening Program
Last week closing exercises featured a morning Rrbersacle program and an afternoon grammar grade display. Glee songs solos and class representations were shown with certificates awarded. An address by Prof Stewart will cap the event at the Tabernacle Saturday.
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Loi
Pullin Periools
Wight
After June Men in Mammoth Brass Theft Case
Mammoth May 17 Joseph Holiday found guilty of stealing brass fittings from machinery by a jury trial. He was fined 80 and jailed for a day after being locked up seven weeks earlier. Officers vow to stop property theft by local youths as brass fittings vanish from machines district wide.
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Mammoth
Joseph Holiday
Wayleg Senlent Jun
Robinson
Dudge Burnolk
Moliday
Buceks
Klene
Peace Meeting at Richfeld With Arbitration Panel
A May meeting in Richfeld featured a national arbitration discussion led by Ruy Taihes He Meter from the Prephytagioneltureh. Yoink Ro Beegmiller presented on the Golden Rule practice at The ATague conference with Méory N. Sayers and Mrs Tevise Uepplery Ming Belle Gardace among participants. Bishop A. G. Young and Rev Ji M-Hangen attended, with Postiansler Niele Poulin presiding.
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Richfeld
BlebRold
Weeting
Ruy Taihes
Yoink Ro Beegmiller
Texen
Sole C
Christengen
Postiansler
Niele Poulin
Hye
Blaze in Eureka Threatens Home and Baby Rescue
A Eureka residence burned on May 1 at about 1 a.m. Brig Steele and family escaped as flames engulfed the south part of the block near the Ris Grand Western railroad. A mother sheltered her infant on a bed before being carried to safety through a window. Firefighters and a doctor attended the child as smoke and fire raged, ending with the baby revived after medical aid.
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Eureka
Brig Steele
Ris Grand Western
Sue
Steele
Irya
Gebi
President Roosevelt Tours Yosemite in Attentive goodwill visit
President Roosevelt enjoyed Yosemite on a calm May afternoon, viewing Glacier Point and Vernal Falls then entering the valley via Camp Curry. He met crowds at Sentinel Hotel, spoke kindly to locals, and rode to the bridge with gestures of thanks, sharing a memorable close to nature with his party amid snow and pine.
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Yournim
Gal
Roopnwell
Bes
Haymond
Wawonn
Wnd
Arstro Atv Raymond
Tor
Tye Finga
Pighls
Cviriona
Vernal Falls
Drappy Isles
Glacier Point
Nevada
Tha ‘Valley
Camp Curry
Sentinel
Waston
Sentinel Hotel
Wheeler
Othiers
Salling
John Sair
Jorgensen Studle
Dorgongen
Hay
Rane Lynch
Howe
Lou
Pam Dutch
Roosevelt
Manzanita
Damocvat
Lig
Boventh
McPherson
Cuba
Rantinga
Pridgal
Qamerid
Kodake
Aalis
Paseo
Teddy
Bune
Hirits
Warners
Goy
Pardee
Balow
Glens
Shamrock Boats Compete in Regatta on Smooth Water
A fragmented report reviews Shamrock IIL and Shamrock I challengers in a boat race. It praises Shamrock IIL as the best overall performer with smooth water handling, while Shamrock I remains strong but faces doubt about its advantages.
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Stangard
Foundry dispute taints Chile and Bolivia talks
Telegraph notes ongoing friction between Chile and Bolivia as a treaty failed to settle their foundry dispute. Liverpool reports May 1 arrivals of the Italian steamer Umbria were searched by warrant officers. no arrests were made. The detainees were unaware of danger until Queenstown.
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Chile
Bolisiv
Liverpool
Umbria
Warnetives
Mda
Dante
Queenstown
Return of Gar ner Huot and officers to Puerto Rico camp
San Juan May 18 Captain Crabb and Colonel Juchanau return from a mountain camping trip. The Governor benefited from the visit. Important decisions on Mayaguey scandals prison messigehiet and other public business are expected this week.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Garner Huot
Crabb
Juchanau
Na Ten- Iny
Mayaguey
Messigehiet
Cynicisms and Mercy in Life and Charity Tales
In this reflective fragment, Steffen muses on the difficulty of justice without mercy, noting how one must wake friends and avoid making enemies. The piece argues that true wisdom lies in patience and the quiet duties of family, marriage, and communal care, hinting that mercy surpasses harsh judgment.
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Tong Enougl
Steffen
English Etchings and Local Elections In 19th Century England
Fragmented OCR notes mention Liverpool concerns over a public fee of £100 000 to accommodate 4000 voters, plus references to municipal elections in a district similar to Slinseybury and Alsfranellaed for tv years. Also notes on a bird collection theft at King's Tacnay, and scattered names and places such as Nortel, Suffolk, Brenthaw, and Rene Kenat.
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Liverpool Corporation
Slinseybury
England
Lave Berry
Tvi
King's Tacnay de Balam
Brenthaw
Nortel
Suffolk
Rene
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National Art Theater Plan Advances in New York
A May 18 report discusses plans for a national galional art theatre in New York. Joseph Tefgernon outlines the principal address and argues for a progressive, artistically strong presentation. The piece notes many problems to be solved and urges exacting standards from patrons and critics alike.
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New York
Joseph
Tefgernon
F Boli
Mr. Jefferson
Oni Ik
White House Image and Identity Through Ages
An examination of how the White House functions as a symbol for the president and a reflection of public history. It explores differing views from politicians and historians, noting the building’s public face versus domestic ties and the idea of leadership shaping epochs.
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White House
Namie
Juarks
Charles Moyre
Fragmented dialogue from an old text scene
A distorted dialog scene shows a speaker asking about a person named Miss Gorties and a reply denying a signal. The dialogue then shifts to a trembling offer and a reference to the wrong man, conveying confusion and misrecognition without clear context.
Not Appraetated Djonks-1h certiviniy tale
Fragmentary article notes a confusing tale about a person named Wit and a charity grant, mentioning sixteen children and various unclear references. The text is garbled with distorted names and nonsensical phrases, providing little verifiable detail.
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Waekkee
Veranda Collapse Kills Woman in Blas Street Tragedy
A veranda collapse on Philip Street in Blas injured several and killed Mrs Vitiline Vergernon. Injured include Mrs Otto Fro bnette and Eugene Vergernon. Miss Josephine Crateau clung to wreckage until help arrived. Alfred Vergernon and 7-year-old Feary survived. others rescued after the platform gave way above the yard.
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Bull River
Blas
Boa
Sallayne
Philip Streets
Roor
Oval
Mra
Vitiline Vergernon
Budeouy
Vergernon
Frooebte
Nyene
Alfred Vergernen
Eugene Vergernan
Speech on Oratory and Public Influence
A garbled discussion on the value of effective speaking, noting tone, gesture, and emotion shape perception. It cites historical figures like Antony, Sheridan, and Burke, debating whether famous lines endure when altered. Queries if liberty speeches stand the test of time and underscores cleanliness and decency in public discourse.
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Eli
Antony
Caesar
America
Sheridan
Perora
Warren
Hastings
Fragmented OCR Rant On Comedy and Society
A distorted block of text ridicules disconnected topics from art to commerce. It mocks audiences who tolerate loud performances and laments careless distractions while questioning values in a cluttered, incoherent stream.
A Blubbers Husband Shibbart Wives Mischief
A fragmentary London Sander excerpt depicts a quarrelsome husband mocked as an odd pair with a clever wife who schemes to manage him. The piece notes her sly joy and his cluelessness as the couple navigate their uneasy life together.
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Oman
London
Sander
Fragmentary Chatty Note on News Readership
A garbled excerpt shows two speakers discussing enjoyment of news with stray phrases about feeling weary and sweetness. Names and places are unreadable, but the exchange suggests a casual, literary tone rather than a clear event or report.
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