Neconficiass Notice From Ogden Postoffice Listing Subscriptions
Fragmentary entry from Ogden Utah Postoffice advertising subscriptions under consolidated act with dates and prices. Mentions Glaemann publisher and advance payment terms with several garbled figures. Contains unclear figures 9.00 and 425. Vwelte Montes.
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Postoffine
Ogden
Utah
Wm. Glaemann
Ginn Manth
Mentha
Aldvared
Montes
Advanse
Fragments on drought and rainfall impact in DHY farming north of the lake
Fragmentary notes discuss rainfall trends and drought risks for DHY farming north of the lake. It questions the pattern of wetter springs and summers, asks when relief might come, and mentions sagebrush growth and potential ecological effects.
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DHY
Notable Youth Morality Case Stirs Community Skepticism
A troubling report describes young boys drawn into wrongdoing amid moral questions and community fears. Details trace their alleged thefts and the public reaction as authorities weigh social dangers and parental responsibility.
Fragmented notice about a housewifes dispute and court filing
A damaged OCR text describes a household matter with terms like housewife and court, mentioning a claimant family and possible payments or support. The readable fragments reference a residence, a legal action, and a named party, though specifics are unclear due to garbled wording.
Fragmented Words in a Turbulent Local Scene
Fragmentary OCR text weaves a chaotic panorama of names, places, and snippets. It references Ogden depot, a missing federal building period, piracy mentions, and various人物 like Br'er Davie, Nelson workers, Captain Morgas, Willy Kidd, with scattered phrases about theft, politics, and a dining scene. The lack of coherent narrative yields a disjointed snapshot of an old newspaper page.
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Ogden Depot
Nelson Gwrkers
Elyyen
Atuke
Morgas
Wiliis Kidd
Sylar Gut
Avather
Brite
Mulroy
Wayne
Lynch Heavy Racial Violence Reported Near Dongola
Article describes a large violent scene with a Black man accused of murder, mob threats, and sheriff guards at Cedar or Dongola area. It notes a midnight confrontation, calls for lynching, police efforts to protect the man, and anticipated demonstrations at various locations. Witnesses recount crowds shouting and the presence of officials attempting to restrain the mob.
Fragmentary report on a police case near Leaminder
A garbled OCR passage describes an attack on Mita Polly and a dog awareness claim near Leaminder. The text mentions a bloodhound and a suspect named Jamoa Wo but is heavily corrupted, with unreadable dates and places.
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Mita
Mise Poliey
Jamoa
Leaminder
Woman's Story Promises Full Tale Of Warriner $643000
Cinncinnati March 1 Mrs Stewart known as Mrs Ford, once among Charles J Warriner's women, declares she will tell the entire $643,000 affair when the case comes to court. She denies taking money and cites a quarrel with another woman as motive while investigators chase how the funds vanished.
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Clngisuatl
Ohio
Mreduanelis Stewart
Ford
Charles J. Warrinee
Ourvalle
Mamette
Sewart
Warrner
Warsher
Warriner
Udala Warriner
New York
Chivagi
Wronting
Othc
Gallroed
Weau
Injustice Claim Over Morse Trial Seeks Supreme Review
The petition by Martin W. Lattleton seeks a writ of certiorari to have the U S Supreme Court review Charles W. Morse’s judgment from the circuit court. The motion argues the trial misapplied the indictment and that Morse received a harsher sentence than the statute allowed. The petition contends improper pleading and sentence disparity between counts.
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Supreme Court
United States
Elreute Court
Appelle
Charles W. Morse
National Han of
North America
Connie
Mr. Morse
Fir
Littleton
Morse
Nenentee
Wattleton
Railroads Seek to Please Patrons Amid Public Debate
New York reports indicate railroad organizations aim to satisfy passenger interests while avoiding public agitation. Officials emphasize cooperation with management to address patron concerns and outline plans for improving services without provoking partisan clashes.
Railroads Face Public Criticism and Worker, Public Safety
The text discusses anger toward railroads from workers and the public, urging better treatment and training of railroad staff in contact with the public. Observers fear renewed anti-railroad sentiment if delays and hardships continue, calling for stronger personnel and more considerate policies to avert widespread protest and economic hardship.
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Rhs Wu
Firemen Seek Wage Increases Across 42 Railroads
Chicago reports 42 railroad locals north west south west and midwest demand wage hikes from 20 to 29 percent for firemen in passenger, freight, and yard service plus a 26 percent raise for senior men. They seek recognition of the Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood and seniority dates for engineers promoted from firemen. Union hearing urged with set schedules and safety assurances.
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Chicago
Wie
United States
Agmunda
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tor Euiglieurs
Brenen’y Organization
Notme
Mother of murdered woman opens investigation
Bana Kan Nov 1 Mrs Panny M Mather of Seattle Washington, writer of Mrs Mary Short, was murdered by Topnka in few days ago. Fanning alleged she forced Whim to commit the crime. Minnnetinh said Fanning paused, later told detectives, and Mrs Mather fled toward Tarek before the tale ended with unclear details.
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Bana
Kan
Panny M. Mather
Seattie
Wrath
Mary Short
Freieciie
Fanning
Shu
Rama
Fragmentary debate on stalled legislation heats up
A garbled speech fragment shows a negotiator arguing that revisions were not properly completed and that opposition groups had deflected aims. The speaker cites public interest groups and publishers and warns that the process delays may affect final outcomes.
Railroads urged to recognize public opinion at gala
New York November 20 at the Waldorf Astoria the Railway Business Association hosted its first annual banquet. Leaders pressed for government partnership, rate reforms, and closer alignment with public interest while cautioning against excessive interference. Speakers argued for maintaining private ownership with public accountability and improving service under law.
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New York
Railway Aveliesy Association
Braton
coAort
Pitti
Leislating
Jeglalntova
Adippeys
Teallway
Waldorf-Astoria
George A. Pusl
Taft
Bost
Edward Papley
Athtron
Foveka & Batu Fe Road
Siaster
Ripley
Cme Tong
Paraphrase of Unclear Text Reads Like Local Note
The readable portion hints at a brief notice or fragment from a newspaper page, with unclear wording about a place or event and potential names obscured by OCR. The fragment lacks coherent details to identify entities, dates, or actions with confidence.
Call for City Warrants by Ogden City Treasurer
Notice states that Ogden City Treasurer Thomas B Farr will pay city warrants dated from 600 to 800 dollars with numbers 43801 to A418 and others. Warrants presented for payment before November 1 will draw interest. after that date warrants will be paid with interest.
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Ogden City
Ibis
Warrinrs Wal
Ther Valley
Hemel
Thomas B
Farr
Treaauvan
Woman Aues Her Path er In-Law In- Law
Pariland, Gre. Nov. 16 The jury returned a verdict of damages amounting to 68 090 for the complainant in a case arising from the separation of Walter and Geatrice Gadsby. Mrs. Gadsby claimed interference by her husband's parents the Gadsbys, prominent in the community, led to the split.
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Pariland
Gre
Bentyice
Gane
Damigar
Willian Gadaby
Yair
Nong
Walter Gadsby
Walter
Geatrice Gadsby
New Cruiser to Be Put in Commission
Vallejo November 10 The cruiser New Urtoong will be placed in commission on Mare Island with entire crew and officers attached. The ships New Orleans and others will relieve Denver, due to arrive from the Swiss at alluded seat month, to be kept out of service.
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Vallejo
Urtoong
Mare Island
Orleane
Coniuiestun
Ocleang
al Gauy
Denver
Pension System Adopted for Railway Employes
New York November 10. A pension plan is announced for employees of the New York Central Michigan General and Lake Shore lines. The scheme provides retired workers with a pension after twenty years of service. active workers will be eligible upon reaching twenty years, with gradual implementation by position.
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New York
Ne York Central
Michigan
Iyi
Adams Express Company Declares Dividends
New York reports the Adams Express Company declared dividends including an annual dividend of 32. additional payments from other sources and a quarterly distribution. The announcement notes a semi annual distribution and details were provided by officers of the company.
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Adams Express Company
New York
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