Sparks Elected Nevada Governor Amid Contested Race
The article notes Mre Specke or Sparks was elected Nevada governor by a margin of about 3,000 over A C Cleveland. It mentions Sparks frequent visits to the region, cattle interests in Nevada, and prior political activity. It also references a petition for commutation in a life sentence and other political figures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre Specke
Nevada
Deat
John Sparks
Ogden
Siva Buiee
Panlon
Liamondfield Jack
Duevic
Sparks
Dack Davin
Sparks-Qurraid Cattle Company
Casein County
Calmnet Parks
Sparks Jui Wiwaye
Davis
Wedding
Tomorgom
Reno
Nev
Yilcas
Bret
Nivoda
Coloul Sparks
Nevaia
A.C. Cleveland
Bonvien
West Miasoudi River
Middle West
Ange Ural
Fils
Sailor
Death of Mrs Harris Sister of D H Peery
Mrs Louisa Veery Harris aged died in Salt Lake City at 3 15 pm at her daughter’s home following visits to Ogden. She leaves seven living children including Albert G Harris and Henry Harris and is aunt to John D Caruima. Her body to be brought to Ogden and funeral to be held at 2843 Adams Avenue tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Veery Harris
Sal Lake
Pam
de. Carnahan
Tr. Carnahan
Albert
Sarria
Hanis
Key Slie
Jobn
Bila M.grince
Albert G. Waris
Charles C. Unthiey Henry
Tna Harris
Winfield
Tinrris
Hving
Robert
I. Harris
Ryd Tho
Ogden Taciny
Albert G
Sunday School Convention Slated At Baptist Church
Woebar county Sunday school convention will be held at the Baptist church Friday evening Nov 21. Ten percent of all workers of all Evangelical Sunday relindain in the county are the focus in Ogden. The International Sunday school work holds a parent convention every three years with the last one in Denver the past summer. Many from Ogden and Salt Lake City attended. The event emphasizes open Sundays and the aim to unite people in mutual helpfulness and growth in Sunday schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woebar County
Baptist Church
le Evangelical
Ogden
Big World
Denver
Ogien
Salt Lake Iity
Rae Ipsaon
Sumter Resort Plans At Cape May Island Site
New York figures Georgy Gould and Henry G Weick back a venture to build a large resort on three miles north of Cape May City on Long Beach Island. Plans call for a hotel and extensive water front development with sailing and racing facilities. Construction is slated to begin as soon as preliminary survey work is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Georgy J. Gould
Henry G. Weick
Tso-Ntiin
Teach Island
Cape May City
Segregation plan eyed for University of Chicago classes
University of Chicago officials announce gradual segregation in junior college courses beginning next year. Each class will be split by sex with about thirty students per section, affecting around thirty or more registrants. The move aims to run segregated sections across all junior-college courses and would mean the majority of the class experiences two or more sections in different terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Iill
Railroads Injureron Trade in Narrow Markets
The Trade Review discusses current market conditions with price declines and rising imports, noting domestic pig iron consumption remains strong at about 18 million tons per year while imports exceed a million tons annually. Buyers seek futures, coke costs loom, and open hearth markets show high prices. Domestic billets and steel figures shift with ongoing supply constraints and evolving prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Tran Trade Review
Berseimner
Jina Heen
Gemen Steet
Pilashitry
Widow Receives 5006 Dollar Settlement After Shooting
A widow receives a 5006 dollar settlement following the shooting of her husband, an English missionary, in what is described as an alleged ambush near a village. The case centers on the untimely death and compensation provided to the bereaved spouse.
Shot an innocent man in Newark trial damages awarded
A Newark court jury awarded damages to a man wrongly shot by a railroad worker in a saloon attack after a mistaken identity. The incident occurred February 12 when a brakeman fired, believing a pistol was drawn, striking the innocent man who later was found crippled. Police and witnesses described the confusion and misidentification amid a wreck on the Pennsylvania road.
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New York
Virenit
Newark
N. d
Care
Mondor Mervee
Cary
Aainghusnen
Waverly
Penneylvaati Road
Carr
Ind
Heen Moti
Vobbora
Plinpen
Reena
Hullela
Charges Against Rubino Confirmed In New York Trial
A warrant for the criminal charge against Rubino has been officially confirmed. The accused, said to be from Brussels via London, faces trial on two counts: an attempted theft from King Tarquis and a homicidal assault on court officials in a carriage fired upon by Rubino.
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New York
Rubino
Brussels
Loudon
Assesain
Counta
Tarquis
Jesuits for Greece Move Opens New School Plan
A London to Athens dispatch reports religious and patriotic circles reacting to a proposal for Jesuits to settle in Greece. The Times cites authorities noting the aim to found a new school as part of a broader ecclesiastical mission, while Greek authorities are urged to support the venture. The discussion touches on education and church reform within Greece.
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New York
Wiender
Dosnita
Fron
Drenne
Greece
Athen
London
Times
Aml University
Undefined legal dispute over noon interpretation in insurance policy
A garbled report discusses a trial involving an insurer and a policy term noon. It mentions a time standard, a person named Solay Himy, and a claim that noon reflects any time of day. The outcome or precise facts remain unclear due to the damaged text.
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Slundayd
Alehough
Moon
Colectine
Solar and Standard Time Policy Debate in Tarlsville
In Tarlsville officials weigh solar versus standard time amid a complex insurance dispute involving Toaxlee-Ganbert and Lantineville leaders. The bill faces party line opposition with mentions of multiple companies and unclear dates, as legislators seek clarity on policy and coverage terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniaville
Kyi
Tarlsvilly
Solar Finn
Thirteun
Sumeo Insurance
Toaxlee-Ganbert Company
Lantine Ville
Polivivs
Anges
Che Bah
Dantveyo
Fou Abouk
Vba Ri
Suit Free Opportunity Offer for 1903 Fashion
A promotional notice proclaims a free suit offer if customers purchase at least 105 in cash, with one suit on the way, tailored from measurements and guaranteed to fit. The advertisement touts S. & M. handmade shoes, W. & B. underwear, and H. & P. hats, claiming extensive stock, numerous fabric samples, and low prices. The offer runs until January 1, 1903, with a sense of urgency for early uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knightera
Ogden
Amusements Guilt Oom Mauls a Bold Theatre Review
A fragmented Albany page review discusses theater, performance and critics. It mentions Mrs Day Vanita, Robin and Cabos Medea amid garbled lines. The piece debates modern stagecraft, audience reaction, and perceived decency in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millidelphia
Lundy
West
Examination for Class A Gas as Free
Fragmented notice parrots an exam offer with broken phrases and unclear names. It mentions free examination for a course, erratic references to rates and holidays. Content is garbled, with no coherent entities beyond generic terms.
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Gov.elect Sparks
Boise
Diamondfield Jack
Harris
Salt Lake City
Waa
D. H. Peery
Qyden
Baptick
Arganiae
Pennesylvania
Sumter Resort
Sané Franc de Louisvilles
See
Vor
Salon
All Deuggiater
Pricealifty-centa
Peru
Battler
University of Chicago
Mr Cogper
Yi Ninaien
Orikey
Che Sulla
Jesuits
Cardus
Atinkieg
Cnnin
Child & West
H-O Fini
CTE Hopes Coon LN
Bintet
Isiot
Islia
Alhest Ling
New
Swuwhy
Witie
Choise
Wattie
Sunny Eli Inti
Pete Patie
Weeeonany
Thomas Vo Spuciatiat
Guviene
Wien & Spectale
Chomas
Phole Studio
Vita
Tal Artley
Keeley Institute
South Sitet
Sul Lake Gilg
Utah
Putnam
Washington Avenue
Rudolph
Adolph
Carnegie
Rockefeller
J. Pierpont- Morgan
Underwood
Waterman
Foun
Underwood Typewriter
Washington Ave
Ogden Furniture, Carpet Company
Willard Snow, Mgr
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