Easter Military Band to Play at Vayition Friday Night
Local notices report Easter's Military Band will perform at the Vayition Friday night. Mentions of community events, grocers, and school district votes on consolidation appear in the torn OCR text. Names and places are inconsistently captured, but the item highlights a community entertainment event with local involvement.
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Wwe
Young
Hoy Mitchell
Butte
Mont Rye
Ogilan
Chacelain Opera
Wade
Emily Clark
Svla
Cigden
Barratoys Grocery Co
Lieweston
Distriuts
Bney
Ay Guwl
Waller
Me Sysi
Greenwell
Recorder
Vague political notes at local shop sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions political content and a sale at Pie Lear Millinery located at 582 Washington Ave. It hints at dates and discounts but remains largely unreadable. The note references a target and a percentage off, with unclear context about posters or lectures.
Municipal Court Matinee Involving Several Defendants
A municipal court scene reports Dylan Miller and Laake Warren among those arraigned. Details describe arrests, trials, and a political misstep connected to an alleged breach, with outcomes including ten days detention and a two week suspension. The item notes additional suspects and mentions a public window incident in a separate context.
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Dylin
Miller
Laake Warren
Kelsi
Vanky
Ketone
Delroy
Uig
Poe
Johny Lambert Arrest Details From Lester Dark Argnk
John Tanbert, a young boy, was taken into custody by police in Lester Dark Argnk after a disturbance at noon. Investigators found a small stash of stolen items from M. Gy Figgare, Je., 808 Pal Street, on his person. He likely faces a charge of petit larceny.
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John Tanbert
Agrima
Lester
Lawermal
Lia Police
Petit
Supreme Court upholds $77,750 damages in Utah Power case
The Utah Supreme Court denied reversible error in Agnes H. Bub versus Utah Light and Power Co. The record shows six year old Thomas Lrinker died after a hay wagon incident near a canyon road on Feb 8 1901. Mrs Bub won $77 750 in damages plus $75 for property loss. the high court affirmed.
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Supreme Court
Grest
Opeen
Waler County
Utah Light and Power Company
Pash
Lowar
Agnes TH. Bub
Gtoh Light & Power Company
Chaplaintit
Thomas Lrinker
Hyele Pao
Lin District Court
Montana Sheep Losses Spark statewide tally
Helena May 21 reports compiled by state wool and livestock authorities show total sheep losses at about 990000 with 600000 frozen in snow and proclamation surveys pushing the grant to 1500000 in Montana since dogibby. At an average value of 2.50 per head, the toll includes 70000 head missing or unaccounted for.
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Helena
Voewldent Power
Woand
Shey
Lie
Uiaanssy
Montana
Settlement of Strike Amid Railway Labor Dispute
A settlement was granted regarding a strike affecting the Weath ertinod of Railway in Maine. The agreement includes compensation terms and a promise to avoid further stoppages. The parties involved express satisfaction with the conditional terms and the resolution of the dispute.
Priest Tay and the Ross Book Store Visit
An unclear note references Priest Tay and a Ross location with a book store, mentioning Maudie and Indues as well as a small cash event. The fragmentary text hints at shop activity and local names, but specifics are scarce. The piece reads as a clipped local item or observational fragment without a clear event or outcome.
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Nhe Sartoun
Ross
Maudie Nk
Baie Ware
Mont Fay
Ogden Dairy Adulteration Probe Reveals Possible Arrests
Ogden inspectors, led by food examiner Heiner, collected several dairy and food samples for analysis in Salt Lake City. He notes widespread adulteration across products and fears imminent enforcement actions. Past prosecutions against local dairymen are recalled as similar conditions persist. Results from Salt Lake analyses expected within days plus further action by officials.
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Vradnets
Binie
Heiner
Mlavgate Cativity
Gydeny
Pradneta
Weiner
Swarts
Bo. Leiner
Ogden
Muy
Namie
Hainer
Salt Lake
Ogden, Im
Drought in San Juan Ends Crop Threat After Severe Weather
A May 21 report from San Juan Puerto Rico describes a drouth ending amid brief but strong electrical storms and tremors that caused quake-like shocks. Crops suffered, but the danger to the harvest subsided after intense but brief weather events.
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San Tuan
Porta Rico
Om Yeeard
Policemen Struck Down by Lightning in New York
Report from New York describes a lightning strike at a City police station causing multiple officers to lose consciousness and requiring artificial respiration. Sergeant Montague, Captain Burard Gulagher, and others were affected as colleagues assisted in the aftermath. The incident disrupted the station and knocked several people to the floor amid a broader account of The Four-Track News distribution and foreign offices.
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New York
Clymer
Montague
Way Ute
Volicomin Gorley
Tim Session
Slvirk
Nash
Trollyyav
Ava
Nowa
List
Any
United States
Canada
Uirty-fone
International News Co
Alyoughout
Europe
Paris
Antwerp
Variul
Eimsilay
Toreien
Will Beckwith Dead Former Ogden Rail Employee
Will Beckwith, longtime railroad worker formerly of Ogden and Romy, died suddenly in Los Angeles after visiting relatives. He and his wife, Mrs. A Shelbourne of Ogden, moved years ago to Winnemucca, Nevada. Beckwith's burial plans and funeral arrangements are being coordinated, with family preparing to travel to Los Angeles for the service.
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Ogden and Romy. cd. To
Aelogzch
Los Angeles
Will. Beckwith
Beckwith
A. Iy
Shelbourne
Hia
Altra
May Asi
Ogden
Iim
Ienas
Tater Ie Wadeworth
Nevada
Wild
Santlnrn Piet
Los i Angelon
Vic Vadys
Bethregiht
Arso Shelbourne
Severe Rain Deluge Floods Streets and Grounds
Heavy rainfall floods the town with meters of water pooling on streets and parks. Sidewalks are unusable as floodwaters rise, and a temporary path is formed by the high water. Rain continues into the night with a lull then a renewed downpour. Farmers fear frost may follow harming crops and the baseball game slated for Friday is postponed.
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Tventyr
Hue
Weber
Une
Owl
Union Depet
Shah Wrain
Shipl
Salt Lake
Huul
Morgan in England drives new electric line project
New York dispatch notes Morgan pushing an English railway plan with a $7,000,000 cost to connect northeast to Waltham Abbey, building a line by a parliamentary committee. He offers inducements to municipal bodies, including Tickney council, to approve laying track for a public library site and serving a growing suburban district with cheaper housing options.
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New Yorks
Thorn
Morgan
England
Bank of Eagan
Waltham Abbey
Borotie Council of
Tickney
Domestic strain and rising divorce counts show children as bonds
A fragment from a historic report notes how marriage frays with passion yet strengthens with offspring. It cites divorce data across cases with varying numbers of children, counting 1 to 6, and hints at social impacts on family stability in past courts.
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Iene Chihilwed Dir
Weather Notes Report Weakening Vegetation Across New York
A May report notes vegetation wilting amid drought pressure with thin bioluminous报道 streets and gardens showing signs of stress. Experts warn that continued dry spells could worsen withering unless rainfall resumes soon.
News From Nigaraqua Bun Francia and the Insurgents
Eugene Groetsier, an Auriga from Balkhehe Cli, arrived from Coxgate today aboard the Newport. Provident Auriga forces led by J. Betinda clashed with insurgents near 11-S7th, yielding losses. The text mentions Lisbon, Carlow, and Takas Nicaragua as tied to the events, with references to control of ports and reaction to the revolt.
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Ura
Ptomaine Poisoning Hits Boarding House in San Juan de Porto Rico
Eighteen residents at a local boarding house were poisoned yesterday by ptomaines. Doctors on call used stomach pumps to save all. The affected included Kellogg, Sisson, Gorlons Schultz, Hallen, and Mr. and Mrs. Griadwick. Others at the Maternity hospital also feared but were treated and saved. The incident caused alarm across San Juan.
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San Juan de Porto Rico
Ibleven
Messrs
Kellogg
Sisson
Gorlons Schultz
Hallen
Griadwick
Telpor
San
Divorced Priest Warns Catholics on Evils, Archbishop Fairley
New York May 21 Reverend Father Pardon addresses Manhattanville Pupils association urging return to Catholic Church to oppose Protestant alargymen seeking reform. Archbishop Farley reportedly approntsed by Protestant leaders backing reconciliation efforts in the modern era.
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New York
Father
Pardon
Josiait
Manhattanville
Associaion
Farley
India’s Cotton Duties Debate in Parliament
May 21 Lord George Tomton informs the Indian office of a Lancashire deputation representing cotton employers and operatives urging abolition of Indian duties. The Secretary says the Government cannot alter its taxation, and the excise duty treats Lancashire and India equally.
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Tonden
George Tom_iton
Indiad
Linncashire
Thy
House of Commons
Ant
Anghie Ty
India
Conhl Nol
Lancashire
Peru opens consular office in Chicago and names Leopold Ar
Peru's government in Chicago opens a consular office with Dr Leopold Ar, noted artist and geologist, named to head it. The appointment, tied to Peruvian interests, awaits signing and transmission through official channels, with no final action yet by Washington authorities.
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Chicago
Ameri
Peru
Leopold Ar
Angerienn
Vesiany
Dora
Sinte Amd
Washitgont
Fever Outbreak Aboard Reformatory Ship Conmsall
May 21 report from Tomlon describes a fever outbreak on the reformatory ship Conmsall near the Thames. Blankets imported from South Africa are alleged to be contaminated and unsanitary, with thousands sold nationwide without washing or disinfection. Army revelations suggest officials failed to track blanket origins, prompting demand for a strict investigation by The Daily Mail.
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Tomlon
Dorie
Reformatory
Conmsall
England
Charity Mony Qued Digpatel? Invalid Huntington Claim
Mrs Huntington’s charity matter involves alleged invalid claim of Mrs Collis Huntington and a Miss Liv ia Connell. The article notes a dispute over widow’s rights and an upcoming legal action tied to Trekeyd fin and Throgs Nook with references to an intended marriage and a contested will.
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New York
Collis J. Unatington
Livia Connell
Misa Cannel
Daniel Warkung
Tintington
Yogis Wi- Anan
Fragmented OCR notes hint at a dramatic plot and cast shifts
A garbled passage mentions a Pronehiscout courtesan, a strangling by a viecomut, and performances by Buorbobn Trap. It hints at replacement of Atherk Harebore by Rosslyn in Faygoes Lay, with Charina Frohman bound for the United States.
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Eripulyd
Aanetlea
Faygoes
Lay
Rosslyn
Atherk Harebore
United States
Charina Frohman
Morgan's Art Treasures to Enter U S in Transit
New York May 2. Under the designation household effects J P Morgan will bring into this country most of his art treasures scattered in Europe. Agents gather paintings and antiques from London houses to form a private collection, valued at about 2,000,000 dollars, with duties on the import avoided for household effects.
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New York
Trousehold
J. P. Morginn
London
Morgan Ng
Wieashire
Ampriung
Ana
Morgan
Dare Lane
Confederate Veterans Reunion Reported at New Orleans
May 21 events opened the Confederate Reunion with 622 delegates representing 2425 accredited units. General Ryak presented the battle flag pledge while a halting audience listened as funds and aid for needy soldiers were discussed. A total of 204,471 dollars appeared in the reading, while committees recommended a 200,000 dollar Abbey fund and related building plans.
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New Orleans
Ueloynler
Coneral Ryak
Wheela
Whoeley
Volerie
Panier
Ling hoi arrives for 16 communal cannaita work
Reported fragment mentions Ling hoi arrival for communal work and a memorial navigation. The text shows garbled names and phrases, with a referenced event drawing tremendous applause. Ambiguous details prevent a clear full-article summary.
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Ling Hoi
Che Rénor
Hy Tithenor
Postal clerks' salaries reshaped amid office probes
Washington May 21' The postmaster general announced a formal note to rearrange salaries of over 31,000 postal clerks in all first class offices. The move, ordered by the late postmaster general, aims to adjust pay scales under the congressional appropriations act.
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Washington
Che Ennellhe
Department
Witt Assalant Postamster
Perry & Heath
Extashier
Ulloch
Washington City
Wan
Payne
Congress
George We Beavera
Hiv Maiden
Wularios
Allowaneoa
NOSTON BANKERS FATT Tucker May 2
May 2 report from Nost on bankers Tucker My ponkers and broekera announces their weapon in cotton transactions. Members of the firm cannot disclose financial details but say assets exceed liabilities. Expansion seen as temporary.
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Peaton
Tucker
Broekera
Prederick M. Nek
Tracy ST. Tucker
New York
Flowers for Decoration Day from Read orders early
Flow ers for decoration day order read early. Navy Bros, G2 K. St., Baer manta, Cal. Specially picked from Chive. Awaiting prompt fulfillment and delivery.
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Ralubarlanen
Henvba
Sabia
Navel Bros
K. Sl
Baermanta
Cal
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