Emerald Saloon Owner Arrested For Sunday Closing Law Violation
The proprietor of the Emerald Saloon on Srasbtasiog avenue was arrested on Sunday afternoon for violating the Sunday Closing Law BIORACN. The court case drew in attendees including Monty Kelly Manny and Amy Cherrington among others as Ogden meetings and real estate talks filled the day.
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Srasbtasiog
Xag
Monty Kelly
Manny
Joan
Gee
Kelly
Amy Cherrington
W. Fa Rusnelon
Bocingville
Titah
Arn Ogden Vietora
Fire at Foundry Fire Station No 1 Limited Damage
Fragmented OCR describes a fire at Foundry Fire Station No 1 causing little damage and minimal disruption. Mentions Foundry Company and Dexothel Pieces sale. advertisement deadlines and notices appear to mix with local business items and address fragments.
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Erenbedr
Clear Creek
Cautle Gate
Dambirger Orden Coal Co
Forten Arenon
Foandry
Wealerg Foundry Company
Webek
Om Lincols Atetue
Union Pacific Engineer Retires After Long Service
Veteran Union Pacific engineer C. O. Heckman retires on a pension after 65 years, with a career spanning Omaha to coast routes. Known as Dadds, he logged about 1,004,000 miles on the system, survived several accidents, and earned praise from officers for his steadiness and courage, including a famed rescue at American Falls in 1837.
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Heckman
Union Parine
Ile
Roter
Ucton
Omaha
Harridas Arate
Railroad
EL Heckman
Hannibal & Bt
Joe Road
Firee P Mere Boy
Hn Ware
Sud
Roo Mountain
Louis
Chattanooga
Union Partie
Nempa Cight and Cay
Bancroft
Westhound
Teckman
Pasenger
Dept. Fair
United States
Popular Authors and the Clergy in New York Churches
An article examines a preacher's book sales driving readers to sermon stores, noting clergy publishing habits in early New York churches. It discusses popular authors, neighborhood influence, and the monthly catalogs of religious publishers.
Fragmented Passage on Repairs and Events in Carteg Capital
A garbled report references repairs and activities tied to the capital, mentioning broken panes, wells, and budgeting, with scattered names and places. It alludes to a person in charge, a few repairs, and unusual rhetoric about a poetess and Italy, but the overall sense is unclear and fragmentary.
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Rupertatement
Mylvelng
Race Riots Turmoil and Self Destruction Mentioned
Fragmented report describes violence linked to race riots, arrests for forgery, and a figure tied to Sprioxneld leadership. Mentions a worker protected during mob attacks and property damage at a plant. Includes an excursion notice to Oregon and a colonial theater opening.
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Springserg
Nor
Rathechan
Holle T
Witnettes
Aramat
Abe Flayzner
Giergis
Walter
Loper
Wilyét
Ile
Ale
Jar Fer
Dog Team Wins In Rage With A Horse Race
Beattle Washington November 16 A Nome dispatch reports one of the most interesting races in years a dog team defeating a horse by fifty seconds in a two mile course Gen Fremner on Jake Berpek s sled led the dog team from tale city toward Dexter though the mare slipped losing ground The event drew strong interest and total purses approached 19000 for future races as spectators anticipated a rematch within weeks
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Tale City
Dexter Orvek
Goa
New York Noise Ordinance Faces Mixed Reaction
New York officials consider a noise ordinance amid support from residents seeking curb on loud backstreet gatherings. Aldermen show hesitation. committee expected to adopt a curbing plan. Police enforcement and effectiveness remain debated as protests and petitions shape the outcome.
Woman Given Complete Charge Of Shoe Factory
Resins Mane Nov 16 reports Jodge Chamberlain appoints a Brock ted besizens woman to run the big 309000 shoe factory of the Inte R. N. Parkard. Heirs include a brother and two sisters, one blind, with limited knowledge of the late owner. Shre drcle L. Doane, former secretary to the date, made a brief admittance for the first woman to manage the shoe mill.
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Mane
Shre Drcle L. Doane
Committed death by own action in Nevada jail
A damaged county report notes a jail death by suicide in Nevada. The deceased, identified by officials as a prisoner named Tildenam, reportedly ingested a drug after a period of illness and faced an ongoing federal inquiry.
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Nevada
The Honest Friend and Travelers
A fragmentary tale describes a journey with a loyal companion who proves a fortunate guide. The narrator and companion share travels and discoveries, highlighting the value of faithful friendship on the road.
Ogden City School Election Held In Each Ward
Democratic patrons of the respective wards of Ogden City are called to be held at the usual hours. Nomination candidates for trustees of public schools and proper arrangements for the election are being arranged by the county election official.
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Ogden City
Trom Tre
Mablze
Acout
W. Pret Hosener
Plant Destroyed in Omaha Fire Causes Heavy Loss
A blaze at a Nebraska plant in Omaha on November 6 destroyed half the Nebrask a Molice Plow factory building and its contents. Police and fire crews battled the flames as authorities estimated losses near $100. Contained were machinery, wine and farm implements. No injuries reported.
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Omaha
Neb
Bandar Coorlng
Nebraska
Cucsany
Lsconta
Lerrees-Wwerfrey ev Mme QUHNESS ARE OFFERED
Laporte Indiana November 18 For leading toward motive for poisoning the Gurness houses by Keay Leanphere Provreuter Galth 3 de otered to evidence a number of letters by Mire Gurnets. The Heltera will not be read at this time. In the vows examination of Mrs Plans defense reveals a strong plot in favor of the say when the witness testified that signing as Bela Gusorta. In the Proceedings Jahla case the D ame used by officials hat been Belle Cunnem. This evidence served for a bowing Eid the Initiale 2 8 found at the marriage.
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Laporte
Ind
Gurness
Keay
Leanphere
Provreuter Galth
Mire
Gurnets Bo
Heig-deln
Welch
Genoess
Ss. Guaneva
Hle
Mra
Yoo
Attormey Sf EL Ladtter
Bela Gusorta
Jahla
Young girl located after Chicago search
A missing girl from Oakland, Sep 16, is found in Chicago after police traced a letter from Edna Clary to her mother. The writer states the girl is safe, with Reverend Yocog noting relief at her return. Authorities verify the tip with Chicago contacts, and the case proceeds with investigation.
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Chicaod
Oakland
Sev
Fépa Clark
Poms
Alannda
Etudent
Oakleid
San
Fridleo
Chicago
Acite
Mack
Peterson
Jett
Eda Clary
No 18
Eltrides Court
Edwanie Crase
Payaon
Ito
Mies Clark
Aelleres
Dr. Young
Rumored Emperor Death and Court Turmoil Reported
Reports from The Times describe conflicting rumors about the emperor’s illness and death. Officials deny details, hinting at a severe nervous condition and possible foul play. The palace atmosphere remains unsettled as a regent’s power and rumored intrigue cloud the succession. James F. Aullivan named as a potential choice in New York discussions, with athletic society notes and various preparations for a formal meeting.
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Pehla Aya
Tymbich
Strane
Etreeise
Emsperte Raeure
Ues Regi
Miss Otle in Traffic of Shame Provokes Court Action
A fragmented report details Miss Otle, accused in a questionable plot, leading friends to seek a continuance from Judge Diker. Frank L. Wool, pastor, plans the continuance while doctors and officials describe her as a nervous case, manipulating others, with police involved and family tensions surrounding her rights.
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L Otle
Aliegrd
Diker
Frank L. Wool
Wesleyan Bute Clase
Methidtet Fy Tupel
Fils
Pleselag Coufienss
Clave
Mise Otla
Guberl
FL Kerman
C Alexanderd
L .Blake Baldwin
Sayty
Mise Otle
Pan Otk
Pan Otk. Hhiew
Gusla
Criminal Court
MISS ELKINS AND DUKE OF ABRUZZI NOT ENGAGED
Washington reports Senator EF, arriving from West Virginia, denies engagement rumors between his daughter and the Duke of Abruzzi. He defends the Duke’s character and asserts the need for public clarity, noting preparations for a formal statement to halt daily speculation. Mrs Elkins and Katherine Fl kin are expected to travel to join him in Washington soon.
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Elkins
Duke OF
Washington
EF Aite
West Virginia
Dia Caughter
Rey
Tin
Rumon
Adlye Ellimg
Nimae
Benides
Ething
Virginie
Tuetire
Waehlagten
Attempt to Roundup Bison Unsuccessful
Report on a failed round up of 239 bison near the Canadian border. Officials, led by Michael Fable and special agent M. Asotea, cite impracticality due to danger and poor conditions. no shipment to Canada this year.
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Bison
Stavouta
Poverimene
Canada
Michael Fable
Furpri
Usevptay
Banat Nalicvat Pack
Ahd
M. Asotea
Aronuet
Efurt
Mysterious Letter Reflects Town Gossip About a Woman
A local woman wonders why her appearance draws attention in a small town. She recalls past teasing and fears judgments about her looks while neighbors discuss her private life and unsettled rumors circulate among residents.
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Aly
Yarek
County Commissioners to Regular Session
County commissioners met in regular session to review petitions and appropriations for road work and public improvements. No action taken on funding. board planned to proceed after committee hearing. New equipment and road repairs were discussed, with work continuing into the afternoon.
Six Suits Filed Against Sugar Trust in Government Case
Government files six suits to recover 3,024 dollars for sugar imported and delivered to Hevercever and Elder refineries in Brooklyn over two years. Text is garbled but indicates United States government actions against the sugar refining company and related parties.
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Sugar Trust
New York
Novag
United States
Des Walt Egatnat
Gucarie Roing Company
Ceetoros
Amouoieg
Pugar
Hevecever and
Elder
Brooklin
Sligte
Wetaticg
Wblomel
John Wilkes Booth As I Remember Him
A memoir recalling John Wilkes Booth, the Booth family actors, and the 19th century stage. The author describes Booth’s performance as Richard III in Baltimore, his striking looks, and his later notoriety as the assassin. The piece compares Booth to his brothers and praises his dramatic presence.
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John Wilkes Booth
Catholic Congress Convenes Amid Global Church Tour
A four day Catholic congress gathered in the United States and Canada with prelates from many parishes attending. Pope Pius XII sent greetings as Archbishop Janina HL, of New Orleans, presided at the opening ceremony. A cardinal addressed the event, while evening services featured church figures from Chicago and other cities.
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Catholic Congress
Navy
Dlereymental Tavern
United States
Canada
Pope Pluex
Pope Pluex Eas Repeonente Dy Wort Hey, Tony Polronty
Archishop Et
Darts
Mpgs
Volle
Prey
Vatea
Eiten
Pontitess Mara
Binly Nate
Arebbien
Falenale
Mustev
Janina HL
New Orleans
Bincheon
Cauhale
Aepmillia
Secretary Root to Serve as Senator from New York
Washington reports Secretary Root will become the next senator from New York after addressing the Senate committee. Senator Depew comments on activity in the city and says three New York men shape national policy, while Root asserts he will accept the duties if elected.
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Root
Depew
Verkera
Washington
Sov
Thal Samie
New York
Elf
Root Tojay
New Tt
Grest
Foraker Public Letter From Cincinnati 1908 Cor respondence
A historic political exchange shows Foraker letters regarding employment and commission power. The documents reference legal actions involving Standard Oil, the Rue Lane company, and trustees, with court rulings and appeals shaping Ohio politics and corporate disputes.
Officers threaten to tender resignation in Oak Harvey case
A dispute at Camp Nemo, Oak Harvey Alexander station, leads officers Nesbvide Teoa and Betater to threaten resignations over lack of regular pay. Captured as a charged incident, they demand state pay for duty, with Lt Col Phillips resisting. Governor directs state pay pending later adjustments as Patterson vows investigation.
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Nesbvide
Teoa
North
Camp Nemo
Harvey Alexander
Tatom
Na Tey
Uaton City
Phillipa
Philippte
Taidgear
Gottimor Patterson
Whitemogule Claims Valley in Africa and Egypt Restoral
Whitehouse asserts control of a valley in Africa and seeks the original reserve for Egypt restoration. Officials from the state department discuss the claim as possible overreach while noting substantial costs and duties. The record mentions Whitehouse being connected to Pauworld's Diet and a hounded plane.
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Whitehouse
Waeblogtes
Claima Tsey
IL Bit Manta
Egypt
Mr. Whitehouse
Pauworld
Accidental Freight Collision Kills Man in Rusk
A freight collision near Rusk left one man dead and injured several others including Mr and Mrs Decks. The incident occurred at Natoma tonight as the three were struck by a freight train. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Sacramento
Cal
Derbs
Decks
Natoma
Republican Trinverten Nominates Randy Fate for Trusten
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a political nomination, naming Randy Fate and Trusten with references to a meeting or arrangement. Key entities include Randy Fate and Trusten, with months or local names obscured by garbled characters. The readable portion shows a nomination and a planned event or decision, but precise details are unclear.
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Gonsumens Coal Company
A.A. Ghaw
Bioracn
Dempacy
Dyer
Ty Tu
Oggen
Frends
Altendlar
Carmente
J. B. Aller
Cheyenas
Wromins
Ogden Frends
Ilocy Springs
Cuatle Gate
Sentatta
Orden
E Binart & Co
Pringtyal Willont
MteKendrick
Ip Webec Academy
Gunfey
Dag Ab Munterilie
MeKen
Prem Inn
24Th Ave
Wales, Ave
J.T. Rushher
TVE Apecialibt
Lemnos
Bey Boos Cable Express
WAS Driver & Son Drug CO
Washington Ave
The
Staff of Life
Riverdale
Fred Massa
Waah
Evening Standard
Tascay
Marco
Olen
Fourth Ward
Ing House
Union Pacific
Hin Bette
Parlan
Browler
Eiranee
W Miedier
Aravitates Turna
Helse
Theii Nigier
Pepe
Victin
Sturgia
Oregon
Lake Cry
Mme
Nandles
New Yorks
Fawe
Tirdmann
Tte Lars
Tom Lotter
Lerrees
Sugderboa
James F. Aullivan
Te Bat
Sullivan
Foreer Sr.Ohson
Mtnticrah
Cls
Portland
Meech
Oezon
Andrew J Cinenet
Climente
San Prakstece
Weil
Crile Park
Negard
Miss Otis
Weber
Redpenas
Bamberger
Bow
American Te Refining CO
Fendant
Tallares
Fife
Ny Wee
Daltimore
John Witkey
Richard TU
Tittle
Carly
Flaes
Booth
Keaton
Wilkes
pFebida Beninn
Edel
Ceader
Julio Wilkes
Imputatva
Exratte
Gece
Bik Performanen
Richard
Porfessal
Fang
Ter Vialt
Tilton
Stery Gon
Juba Swrkes
Imbla
la Hte
John Witkis Kvott
Thor
Bast Chester
Harry Lang
Owen Fawcett
Dana
Eure Ie
Beure
Murchavet
Coure
Apecia
Burt & Bros
Altera Ton
Mercanlle Jet
Foraker
Cineinnati
Jon
D. Freaker
Ybert
B. Foraker
Ohio
J. C. Foraker
Teeerber
Supreme Court
Ohin
Cntempt
Supreme Cour Alrretine Ito
Raat
Bas
Arernd
Sind
Mie Ruchoye Pee Lane
Arranto
of & Trust Fa Alulatin
Eas
Whitemogule
Africa
Rusk
Webim
Waow
Fward W Hayden
Potten & Ashney Ratimad
Peut
Lee Bbe
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