Salt Lake Trial Reveals Wife and Lover in Affair
In Salt Lake City a trial centered on Mrs Figers White wife of a local executive who testified her husband assaulted her lover and that she had urged the judge to jail the suspect. The proceedings detailed a drink fueled dispute with a farmhand and a confrontation that left the lover injured. Mrs White claimed her husband drank and struck. The court found the defendant not guilty of wife beating but noted the exchange and circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Salt Lake City
Figers” White
Cus Gia
Onady
Gustordae
Ewan Ing Nery
Howe
Bullen
Coxpressman
Coxpressman Sat In Yelytivlion Vinthia
Addarkey
Heaton
Ian
Elements of a Sheriff Request and Local Official Abduction
A garbled report describes a request from Gov. Comins of Town to Sheriff ToD regarding a case involving Florty County and a missing person. The text references Sheriff Hooker, a town deputy, and a detained individual tied to a domestic dispute or kidnapping, with unclear dates or locations.
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Coceria Wells
Beri Hooker
Sherki
Davie
Hooker Tribentan
Floyd Vonnky
Henker
Local Political Turmoil and Reform Critique Prompts Clash
Fragmentary report shows SMITHS SYTONG TALC reflecting multi government strife as Young People's Christian union notes accusations of corrupted city council members. In the piece, criticism targets ethnic and religious tensions, while President Torive Sl addresses the group.
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Wnien
Avery
Nuomen
Littation
Hwaieipa
Torive Sl
Susith
City council hearing focus on attire and duties
A garbled report hints at council attention to city attire and obligations, with speaker Surith contending about authority and a group of eight members copying a note on daily affairs. The fragment mentions delaying actions and a call for order at a meeting.
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Saul
Gu Wall
Valle Inhelataa
Surith
Antilees
Fin Eminethiien
Turmoil in Crow Case Highlights Graft Allegations
A garbled report describes J. G. Trodale and Justius Crow facing graft charges amid alleged money misappropriation and a claimed land grant sale. It notes a police investigation, claims of tampered funds, and a court appearance pending for Miller and Cross with ongoing witness and party disputes.
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Justius
Crow
Umm
Aiden USA
Hoth Miller
Uha
Miller
Chin
Disorganized Salt Lake notes mix clerks and crime
Ambiguous postoffice clerks appointed, doctors opposing discharge petitions, and a string of local incidents. Reports describe arrests for robbery, a Democratic district carnival, a telegraph pole accident, and stray disorder in streets. Names and places are fragmentary and uncertain.
Delighted With Canada Return State News Item
Will Keight recently back from Canada expresses enthusiasm for the country. The report mentions various names and a naval service for Miss Fra Dron, plus discussions of liquor control and army discipline amid frontier issues and tensions with Indigenous communities.
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Will Keight
Canada
Notable Sheriff Warrant Standoff Amid Biggar Case
A disorderly report from Albany Park details sheriff and constable handling of a requisition for Tara Biggar and Miss Regan amid a chaotic scene. The sheriff refused to lock up the suspect prematurely, delaying action until formal warrants were reviewed, with Miss Biggar’s counsel guiding proceedings. Meanwhile Villar Villigor, a prominent figure rumored to lead St Joseph’s college, is noted in health and academic circles as the nation reacts to the unfolding events.
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Vierholil
Nev
Laura
Tomer
Henry Bennett
Tes
Sheriff's Ice
Aly
Macronier
Aalwve Park
Ohilbrobo
Misa Regan
Miss Biggar
Alin
Leon Livia
Niorks
York
Noy
Kew
Philadelphia
Villar Viger
Chagee
St. Joseph's*college
BORTOR TOOK MORPHIRE Now Yark 3 iy,de Gaal smi
A patient named Morphire in New York died after efforts to treat an overdose. A doctor was summoned by a nurse and attempts were made to revive him. The medical response included pain relief and transportation to a hospital, where he deteriorated.
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Fis Ilgimdier
Aronia
Harriman Brother Ill in New York City
New York reports William Harriman, brother of a prominent banker, seriously ill in hospital. Authorities note his condition as severe while a medical team provides care. no official word on prognosis or admission details beyond the hospital stay.
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New York
Illiam M
FRENCH STEAMERS VOW TO LIMIT PORT ACCESS
A garbled report notes plans by French steamers to restrict traffic between their port and Lorain amid tensions over papers. It mentions Joe une Lute and Vravuisen, with references to Australia, New Guinea, and New Caledonia. details are unclear but imply upcoming sailings and possible voting on a proposed move.
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Jan Fenneisen
Messigeres Maritime de Fynoer
Joe
Lorrain
Anestralia
Europe
Munth
Nevada tragedy sparks shooting at Dayton mall night
A fragmented report describes a fatal shooting near a Dayton mall after a disturbance. Authorities report one person killed and several detained as investigators sift through unclear details and witness accounts.
Trusts in England Probe on London Firms Control News
London reports via New York Tribune correspondent that a powerful British combine may control production of essential goods in Staffordshire and other regions. If British only, similar formations could emerge in other districts. Analysts describe resistance forms as firms scrutinize glue and related industries amid evolving trust dynamics.
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T ‘E London Partners
London
New York
Tribuin
Sven
Tate
A. Reitibh
Glue Trust
Gutlor
Idaro Cold Excitement Amid Boise Weather Rumor
Fragmentary OCR fragment describes a stormy Boise area weather scene with scattered terms about a thunder event and local observations. The text mentions Hinek Stormet district and references to weather day and excitement near an alleged discovery, though details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Dividing Portuguese Territory Stirs New York Debate
New York correspondent reports renewed calls and diplomatic maneuvering over Portugal’s lands. Sources discuss contested boundaries and possible actions by European powers amid tensions with the Lerish government and the British Allies.
Gained Hnely Pounds in Thirty Days
Fragmentary report describes rapid weight change and mentions a younger brother and unnamed individuals. The text references Indigo and Clonderain, with hints of a track event and recovered progress. Overall details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fatality reported after foothill race crash in Saturday event
An early fatality was reported after a foothill race crash during a Saturday event. Gienga, Sur, L-Fued Cardin, aged MW tin foay from Joluvied-veovtret Frank the, en lapse of Clem Grand Slate, were involved in the incident.
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Gienga
Sur
Joluvied
Duel in Air Forces Maneuver Ends With Wounded
Reported clash involving Count de Dion and General Micha of the Votile Republique occurred during a recoverable air maneuver. One pilot suffered a non fatal gunshot wound.
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Paria
Soldiers Attack Civil Authorities In Port Prine
A troop of 220000 Fonghaylals entered the area and clashed with civil authorities. Heavy firing continued into the night with seven persons killed and many wounded. The incident occurred after a patrol encounter near Goneril Virndat.
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Prine
Evita
Coullet
Phen
Ming Gure
American boots and shoes shift in London trade tone
A London commentary notes British knot and vice of shoe imports, while American boots and shoes gain cost reducing methods. The piece highlights a new factory approach in Britain and a shift in manufacturing efficiency affecting American goods.
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York
London
New York ‘Tribune
Amerie
Imperial conference signals mixed presses on empire
Parliament reporting from London shows British press divided on the imperial conference. The Daily Telegraph and Mail discuss cautious steps toward consolidation while The Morning Post notes a potential move toward a broader empire. UK ministers consider reform offers amid political tension.
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York
New York
London
Hitkle
Daily Telegraph
Bankrupts in Livery Past and Present Dress Penalties
A historical note traces bankrupts in Scotland and England forced to wear distinctive livery from 1600s to 19th century. It cites men punished with half yellow and brown garments publicly shown in markets, extended to confiscation and penalties for fraud, smuggling, or default. Public outrage and reform ended the practice by 1698 in Scotland and later fading in England.
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Gagland
Scotland
England
Edinvurgh
Vexwind
Haglish
Alhough
Persove
Impos
Iin
Att
Fig
Bsrol
Snve
Puulic
Fragmentary Scots tale of wives and husbands in Abyss Biola
Odd diary like fragment describes women in Abyss Biola seizing control of households while men work. It includes harsh social norms where wives abuse husbands for lack of affection and punishment, with references to marriage, power, and a sample of period Scottish wit.
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Amy Nat Tive
Hat
Tony
Venir
Anhul
Rittin
Keaton
Gertaty
Anbor
Wallace
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Relief for Rheumatism
An aged promotional pamphlet extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for rheumatic pain and crippled conditions. It touts testimonials from patients and a physician, claiming dramatic improvements after several doses and urging readers to try the remedy to regain mobility and health.
Toole and Brough in a London stage mischief tale
An amusing, garbled tale recalls Toole and Brough in a ragged performance of Dearer Than Life. They feign a visit to a friend, clash with other actors, and humorously misname a colleague, while London audience members react with mock shock.
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Tole
Brough
Maving
Tradelle
Mareholl
Platea Toole
Toole
Hemun
Kla Witt
Miller
Flo
Charles
Tinsory Wulluur
Christian Pame
Ant
London
Fragmented Chicago Newsroom Dialogue Reveals Editorial Tensions
An odd Chicago News item shows a tense editorial exchange about explicit reporting. The editor orders clearer articulation while a printer questions the plate quality and mentions Hon. J. Wdiward Cashly who has faced removal from danger after days.
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J. Wdiward Cashly
Dager
Citeago
Fragmented OCR homemade notes on painting and language
A garbled set of phrases describes painting tasks, fees, and attempts at explaining words. The text mixes names and odd spellings, with unclear who is involved and what action is required, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
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