The Staniard: Morris Ot Bi reci ltion in Adyniea
The Standard notes limited space for correspondence to 200 words and warns readers advertisers outside Utah to contact Ogden office. It states no Roosevelt pictures tonight due to weather and promises to include images with tomorrow issue.
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Morris
Adyniea
Uarrier
Jee Eeencenree Daily Standard
Ly Mail
Dydan
Sull
Utah
Tout al
Ogden
Standard
Roosavelt
Dmb
Weady Tor Deconstruction Forecasts City Wrecking
The weathered fragment suggests an upcoming storm with plans to demolish structures. It mentions an effort to cover the city with red, white, and blue signaling a possible public action. The wording implies a coordinated push for destruction and renewal under a looming weather event.
Ogden’s Bright Outlook Predicts Vigorous Growth
A Reed era public note forecasts Ogden's rapid expansion with large central shops and rail access. It argues profits from Southern Pacific growth will stabilize the city, drawing a steady, permanent population while guarding against boom volatility and overbuilding.
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Staniard
Ogden
Dily
Kuaynag
Pomanent Industries
Theo
Businues
Papal gatekeeping blocks Loubet from Rome visit amid Catholic tensions
The piece outlines friction between France and the Vatican over President Loubet's potential Rome trip. It notes King Fitward and Emperor William sending cordial messages while the Vatican bars Loubet, citing France’s expatriation of clergy. The report praises US ties and cites long-standing Catholic influence in world affairs.
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Fitward
Willing
Laubet
Tranco
Rome
Leo
Loubet
Valican
Papa
Wisoullinus
Canoe
Ba Wand
Kaiser William
Bismarck
Laubel
Catholic Republic of
Tansevalt
Emily
United State
United States
Garth de Libel Mare Minna
Jnfaah
Editor Stangfords Warns About War Causes and Race Clerical Views
A letter to the editor criticizes wartime dynamics and calls for understanding of underlying causes. It discusses Jewish expulsions, oppression claims, and urges examination of racial tensions, arguing against usury and praising Jewish intellect while noting complex interethnic relations and political consequences.
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Stangfords
Cleveland
Vousia
Albers
Mburs
Tussi
Poland
Warnwther
Wolaes
Lai
Taorien
Chey
Leyimeke
Baconsald
England
Trav
Haytien Affairs: Nord Rejects Cabinet Resignation
May 27 report states President Nord refused to accept the repugnation of the Haitian ministry. Shoutinlaters retain their posts with cabinet agreeing to continue investigations into alleged frauds in the joining of country government securities totaling around 2 million. Opposition pushes continuation of the affair as the cabinet resists resignation.
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Boveau
Lresident Nord
de Haytien
Shotinlaters
Presbyterian Missions Discussion Opens General Assembly
In Los Angeles on May 27 the Presbyterian general assembly devoted the morning session to a report on the Board of Foreign Missions with a full time address on foreign evangelical work. Halkay, secretary of the board, spoke, and a plan for the afternoon includes reports from multiple special committees. Tonight two meetings will discuss foreign missions with speakers including Dr. G W. Muteor and other missionaries.
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Los Angeles
Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian General Assembly
Wade Ly Ye
Halkay
Fordien Mvvnsions
GW. Muteor
Former State Senator Alex Sargt and Kusor Little lad
A chaotic clipping from Louisville dated May 27 reports former State Senator Alex Sargt and Kusor Little lad facing unspecified intervention plans. Mentions a jail yard, a court hearing for murder charges against Curtigdoth and Tom White, with postponement to tomorrow. Also notes a potential court term start and a university track event tied to Gum Vy Ridge in England.
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Loutisville
Jackson
Alex Sargt
Kusor
Iis State
Irdond
Calihan
Dacksan
Curtigdoth
Tom White
Post Office Scandal Lighted by Arrests and Confessions
A messy historical report describes a post office scandal unfolding with a confession tied to the arrest of D. We Millgerd Joseph J. and others. Warrants were issued, bribes discussed, and plans alleged to influence department personnel as details surface from Washington to St. Louis.
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Chigtinali
D. We Millgerd
Joseph J
Doling
Laie
von Witler Rutes
Newport
Ryan
St. Tila
Jeter
Dome Heineas
Postellies
Washingtons
St. Louis
Hyan Saya
Lélegrant
Joling
Rockville
Wut Janog
Don
Lure Hillele
Ryan Saya Dolins
Clara Tie
Wad Lo Miller
Miler
Hanna Withdraws Opposition to Roosevelt Endorsement
Senator Hanna decided not to oppose endorsing President Roosevelt for a further term. He received a telegram from Roosevelt indicating support from the Ohio Republican State convention and, after discussion with associates, declined further comment. News confirms Senator Ford and others note Hanna’s move aims for a harmonious convention and broad Roosevelt backing.
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Cleveland
Tanan
Roosevelt
Reoeavell
Hann
Prosa Yepreaqulilives
C Am
Presidenk
Highcaire
Ohio Republian
Hia
Windiduey
Hanna
Sinong
Moose
Thas
Wanns Ilernols Spales
Washington
Ohio
Hamma
Bb Fia
Will
Hanane
Senate
Wisconsin Central Grants Demands of Trainmen
Denver dispatch reports Grand Master Morrissey of the Brotherhood of Railway Firemen says the Wisconsin Central granted the wage demand for trainmen, following tension over a strike and a pending contract. Clarke of the railroad states will study the matter and correct Jackson and Duscaloosa conditions to conform with agreements, signaling cautious progress and ongoing negotiations.
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Denver
Colo
Morrissey
The
Brotherhood of Railway Franmen
Heras
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Ardivoa
Tom Hind
W. G
Tig Wan Ngumuni
Mobile & Ohio
Stzika
Clarke
Fis
la Pnich
Lee
Jackson and Duscalousa
Market summary reports broad stock gains and uneven action
The market opened with buying orders and large fractional advances as selling pressure eased.United States Steel rose amid a general rise in rail and utility shares, while Missouri Pacific and Rock Island traded up but faced persistent weakness. Penn yvania and St. Paul held up, with Pennsylvanias strength helping indices, and Rock Island under pressure near 87 amid mixed activity across centers, trucks, and Pacifics.
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United — Staten
Rose
Pail
Mikgouri Pacific
Hook Island
National
Moxies
Rock Island
Pennaylypnia
Burne
Glockp
St. Paul
Pensylvania
Uwntan
Pennsylvania
Chicago Live Stock Prices May 27 Gattle Cattle and Hogs
GATCAG OATTEIL Chicago May 27 Gattle receipts 23000 slow to toe lower. Prime steers 4.80 5.30 poor to medium 4.75. Stockers and feeders 4.00 5.50 cows 1.50 4.00 heifers 1.00 2.80 bulls 5. Dames PANGO.85 HOGS receipts today 35000 tomorrow 28000 lots over 2.40 tower. Mixed and butcher goods to choice heavy 6.00 4.0 heavy 6-10 4.00 6.00 light bulk 4.80 6.00 SHEEP receipts 1300 sheep and lambs steady good to choice wrethers 1.50 8.00 fair to choice mixed 4.50 4.50 native lambs 1.50 Weston lambs 1.50
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Chicago
Gattle
Freders
Cannes
Wales
Giao
Weston Jambs
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported Versus Prices
May 27 cattle receipts total 4,000 with mixed demand and prices from 3.25 to 4.95 for cows and calves. Sheep receipts around 12,000 show steady demand with fed yearlings near 5.00 and ewes around 4.50 to 5.00. hogs at 4.50 to 8.80 with bulk sales near 425.80.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May Prices and Receipts
Kansas City livestock show mixed quotes with cattle and hogs. Steers bulk around 2.73 to 2.76 per pound, heifers near 2.76, cows about 1.90 to 3.40, calves up to 4.60. Hogs receipts about 11,000 with values around 5.40 to 7.00, sheep and lambs noted with mutton at 3.70 and lambs near 3.70. Feeder cattle and range stock listed, with overall activity described as steady to uneven.
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Kansas City
Guam
Stoy Range
Ewes
Aive Cora
Heifahd
Chicago Produce Prices and Commodities Report
Chicago market notes list May and Sept prices forClove beef pork lard May duties and various grains. Entries include Ghieagzo Bee Th Inky 341A Bop with mixed figures for May June and Sept. highest prices paid for all kinds at Sieh D6 to 1012 Wash Avo.
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Pee Bey
Pti
Aera
Sinai
Tily Auto
Hiba
Thix
Tinbby
Oliver
Sieh
Bulgaria at Kaliery Tale on the Balmria Steamer
A fragmented report notes the Bulgaria steamship Balmria leaving Hamburg bound for Baltimore on May 13 or 20, with unclear details about passengers and a related incident aboard the liner Minnetonka. The text is garbled, showing partial dates and misread words.
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York
Balmria
Aly Wwery
Bulgaria
Hamburg
Postmasters Appointed at Poln Tgp Washington May 2
PogLm appointed today were Noyngnal valley Leo county Samel C Win vice Inn Wines reigned 7.
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Washington
PogLm
Noyngnal Valley
Leo County
Samel C. Win
Local Market Prices for Wool Steady Merchandise
fragmentary OCR notes show prices and category terms such as medium and fine. Readable items include 17 1-2, 13 15-, and references to May and Louis Saint Wool steadying notes, with unclear context and vendors.
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SL. Louis
May
Sugar Market Report From New York Daily Ledger
Sugar prices listed in New York with figures for raw refined, molasses, and sugar terms. Market terms include 33-16 94, 5.8, 11-10, and $4.95 per unit. notes unsettled crushed powder and general price points.
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New York
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