Print shop adopts Lawtype machine in Ogden
In Ogden on May 22 1900 the Parry Mock corner of Twenty third street and Washington avenue announces a new Lawtype printing machine. The device promises empower printers and publishers to handle city catalogs briefs weekly publications and other local printing tasks. Local workers will gain steady employment as the machine becomes standard equipment.
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Sterkenthaler Tootype Ma
Standamn
Ogden
UTAR
Parry Mock
Twenty-third Street
Washington Avenue
Upden Kawtong
Caine Ehich Bas Recency
Bern Ate
School Board Bids and Salary Talks Dominate Meeting
The board of education reviewed finances, sanitation, and budget matters. Bids for school and janitorial supplies were received and referred to the superintendent committee. A plan to hire two assistants to audit principals’ records was approved. Sudden salary discussions included a pay raise for Miss Sara Fil Gerald, and consideration to reelect the superintendent with adjusted terms before adjournment.
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Board of Education
Jan Wei
Ant
Bonke
Siva Fiteerald
Husgerel
Ferald
Aba
Loweter
Tbe
Patters
Ogden
Miller
Blood flu sanity crisis sparks deadly sheep raid
A violent outbreak of the bloody flu era triggers a violent sheep raid as armed men chase a border between two domains. A posse rides from Atrhee to track suspects after a murder and sheep slaughter. Authorities move to quell rising violence and protect livestock.
Fragmented Readable Line Sparks Matrimony Rumor
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a marriage notice or wedding brief, mentioning a union and a press line about “Det Free Tress” with unclear names and dates. The legible bits suggest ceremonial pairing but lack concrete details for full confirmation.
Untitled fragment hints at stray phrases and names
The text presents fragmented phrases and nonstandard wording including scattered names and places. There is no coherent event or clear subjects to summarize into a full news item.
Harrold of CH Caco Jos Buys into Ogden Partnership
Earl Warrold arrived from Chicago to Ogden to enter into a partnership with A B Hownan and take charge of operations. The brief note records a business move and the individuals involved, signaling local commerce activity.
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Harrold
Bowman
Earl W. Warrold
Chicago
Ogden
A.B. Hownan
Towns Threatened by Rising River Threat
Delta Colorado May 11 Several towns along the Gunnison River face unprecedented flood danger as the river swells. Volunteers from nearby areas mobilize to reinforce dikes and sandbagging efforts at marth fork to shield communities from the rising waters.
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Delta
Cota
Beveral Towox Gasalson
She
Paonia
Felts
Marth
Gunnison
Bay of Sand
Indictments Returned by Jury in Wyoming Coal Lands Case
The United States grand jury charged thirteen indictments against New York capitalists and associates for conspiring to defraud the government of thousands of acres of coal lands in the Eagle River region now controlled by the Gete Coal Company. Named defendants include George W. Daly, John Nelson, and Frank T. Wells among others. Investigations span Owl Crak district and Mig Horm country, with testimony from New York witnesses. Separate indictments also allege illegal fencing of public lands in Laramie County. Julia Pock Asseston faces fencing charges with a $1,500 bond. Forty equity cases involving illegal fencing are pending across surrounding counties.
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Cheyenne
Mayo
Calted States
Fec
Gete Coal Company
Sxdinel
New York
W. . Geotes
W. Daly
Wiotre Keully
John Nelson
John Ke Wrirat
Rolan J. Ireland
Thomas Streene
Frank T. Wells
Yes
Owl Crak
Mig Horm
Wycmatog
Taramie County
Ogden High Boys at Race Day Attendance Rumor
Superintendent Milts reports Ogden High students largely attended classes after wild cafe rumors. He notes absences were only during races when with parents, and orders action to curb tardiness irregular attendance in both grammar and high schools.
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Loan of Education
Mills
Ogden High School
Onden Daz
Milta" Beneft
Washoe Indians Gather for Pow Wow over Kaiser Hanging
About 600 Washoe gathered in Carron City for a traditional pow wow to mourn Charles Kaiser, son of a Washoe chief, who was hanged soon after for the murder of his wife. The crowd protested state authority and demanded the body be buried on the reservation, insisting Kaiser’s death was deserved for the alleged infidelity leading to her murder.
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Rena
Carron City
Charles Kaiser
Turord Urer
Femalas
Pent
da Winte
Indiana
Kaiser
Rowleck
Black Hore
Kotver
Third Io flan hanged as Indian revolt aftermath reported
In a bleak report from yesterday, Io flan Wa Kaher was the third to be hanged by the state after Indian unrest. Prison guards prepared the execution as inmates awaited the transfer of custody. The condemned refused bravado, broke down, and appeared to weep when removed to the staffold area for burial within prison walls.
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Wa Kaher
Kaiser
Trained nurse replaces old school doctor in Chicago speech
Chicago May 21 He William A J Evans head of Chicago addressed the graduating class at Sherman hospital emphasizing that the old time doctor as physician adviser and intimate caregiver is being replaced by the trained nurse in modern medicine. He warned sociological conditions in municipalities must improve to wipe out disease in large cities.
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Chicago
William AJ Evans
Bealii
Men to Take Up Battlecry of Freedom for Women
New York May 21 The battlecry of freedom for women previously known as a narrow agitator voice is to be deepened and expanded by voters of 190 or more men. They plan to form the bold masculine suffragette organization with George Forter Peabody as president. Notable supporters include Oswald Garrison Villard Whitman M. Howells Jr Samuel J. Farkows Mabkt Stephen S. Wier Charles Streng William Mi ins and Colonel George Harvey.
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New York
George Forter Peabody
Oswald Garrison Villard
Whitlam Geap Howells, Jr
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Thor
Los Angeles
Cal
Sleniog
H. C. Hansen & Co
Hicyele
Washington Ave
Washoe
Chas
Ogden and
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Missouri River
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S. F. Warren
Batt Lake Cry
Utah
Reer
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Olin
Bere Wall
Frank
Faera
Decurcher
A.D
Cheney
Kuhn
Modern Clothes Shop
Washington Avenus
Mitchell Bros
TeMerson
Wash Ave
Ogden Turf Exchange
California
Viehna Cafe
Sylvan Park
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