Fire blocks the way as miners are deemed dead
A disaster blocks the mine entrance trapping workers and prompting rescue efforts. Reports say many miners may be dead or imprisoned as crews battle debris with fire and earth piles. Officials voice grim outlook while rescuers search the shaft area.
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Jay
Mt Fe
Navid Nollofehek
Meath
Pondval
Nie Plata
United Slug Workers of Amores
Governey Dineen
Minera
Death of a Boy at Play Coroner’s Jury Report
A coroner’s jury investigates the death of a young boy, electrocuted near tower wires on Navermian 13. Witnesses describe hazards around the towers and the sequence leading to the fatal shock, with references to nearby locations, people, and the ongoing inquiry. The account preserves the period tone and local detail.
Marines on the Move Amid Nicaragua Crisis Talks
Washington officials report high level cabinet discussions on Nicaragua policy as warships near the coast. Secretary Knox and Meyer weigh possible U S actions while diplomatic channels and consular whispers fill the rumor mill as preparations at Philadelphia shipyards signal ongoing mobilization.
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Washington
Taf Wo
Akeep
Nicaragua
Secratiry
Hinox
White House
State Department
Lis
Mr. Tait
United States
Fery
Henry Caljera
Slanagua
Nicaraguas
Knox
Meyer
Ika
Phladel UN
Unc
Mohaen
Hong
Steve Ion
Caimi
Navy
Mimi
Arielads
Deer Witkin Limite Of A City In Michigan
Fragmented OCR text describes deer hunting concerns near a Michigan city. Mentions Bayt Ble Mare and patrols, alleged shooting within borders, Shillows season, and possible cross border hunting from Canada. Vague references to dogs across borders and impact on local wildlife.
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Michigan
Pe Thuy
Allen
Bayt Ble Mare
Ont Dow
Canada
Gambling Cases On Friday in Uintah County Court
The Uintah County court heard several gambling related cases. George Frye pleaded guilty to running a house for gambling and a trial date was set. W H Van Noy and others faced gambling charges from a raid on the Globs saloon. Albert Bradley was fined for drunkenness. Other defendants faced charges of disturbing the peace or larceny from the Pacific Express Company. Testimony revolved around alleged hat theft and a dispute over proceeds, with jurors weighing verdicts as sessions continued.
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Munleina
George Frye
Howe
MW O'Stock
Ieys
Chiet Hinwalng
W. H. van’ Noy
Paclic
Pany
Effy
Tady
Lake
Ogien
Ogden
Nira
Malone
Salt Lake
St. Louie Silont
Ame
Ordi
Carter
Judas
Degat Phos
Ieatin
Closing Quotations Of World Markets
Fragmented OCR reads like a halted list of world market quotations. Names and places appear jumbled with several missing letters creating a mosaic of financial entries and market notes. The readable fragments indicate a historical finance section with various tickers and regions, but core facts are obscured.
Unclear Historic Market Scan From Dulon Peekley Era
Fragmentary 20th century market notes for livestock and commodities show Dulon Peekley 211-5 and Dyleq Biatog Steel. References to Culllaste cells 18,000 and Lanarket indicate fluctuating prices for cattle, sheep, hogs, and corn. Multiple garbled figures and place names blur readable facts, but highlights include beef prices, hog receipts, and Chicago Livestock market mentions with wide ranges and uncertain dates.
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Kantsi
Permams
Ulls
wWwortern “Pleern
Schelars
New Road Names Its Offices in Pact Leadership Shuffle
Officials of the Western Pact announced yesterday sweeping changes in division chiefs. C. He Ketaham becomes superintendent of the Western division at Sacramento while R. A. Ogilvie moves to the Eastern division with duties in Bik o. New chief dapailehar G. O Meadows and others are named to senior posts. T. M. Sekimacher to oversee traffic west of Denver as deputy president in the pact.
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He Keteham
New York
Chicago
Miwaukee
Puget Counci
Sacramento
Wo Meadows
Santa Fe al San Besnarilina
Dapalehar
Shusluer al Ane Lise
Wie Bouthan Pastor
al PI
Ujohaii Wr
Hal, Petit
Maron
Elesant
Sumbrakiten
T. Mm.sekimacher
the & Pace and Southwestern Railroad
Western Pathe
Trafic Weat of
Denver
Tabernacle Special Services Highlight Speaks and Choir
A vivid tabernacle service features Nephil Moris of Balt Lake as speaker with music by a full choir. The program also includes a special poet and multiple performers, creating a ceremonial evening of devotion and song.
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Nephil Moris
Balt Lake
Pictures on Exhibition at High School
A damaged OCR text describes a high school exhibition titled Pictures on Exhibition. It references a crowd, awards, and named individuals in a chaotic lineup, with mentions of chess and school events. The readable lines suggest an event with student participants and local staff involved.
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Orleans
Piemenigora
Fred
Balettdvedny
Toni
Satvadty
Sit
Reek Amerie Tent Jong Ee Age van
Sachantes
Alfareth
Heaton
Haluer
Salhar
Betty
Death of Congressman De Armond a Democratic Leader
A fire at the De Armond home in Washington killed Congressmen De Armond and his grandson Wade Armond. The blaze also claimed Mrs. De Armond and Mrs. Clark, with other family members escaping. The article provides biographical details, noting De Armond’s long service, committee roles, and influence as a party leader.
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Congressman DE Armiond
Waddie de Armond
DeArmond
Kanaas City
De_Armond
Kagway Bily
de Armond
Hattie Glath
Clark
Wwe
Oro Uta
Nellie Boles
Nellie Boles 20 Years of Age, A Bot Vant,hath Yoom On the West End of the Hougs
Fluka
Nuor
Fan
A. Ge Aron
Wittrom
Clare Tad Hey
Ie Aranron
James
Endéajies
Poison Letter Stuns County Officials In Pandemic Era
In a fragmentary note received by Judge Coombs, a letter from Colorado alleges a threat tied to smallpox, mentioning inoculation and concern over enemy actions. The county court and federal authorities are handling the matter with attempts to identify the writer and assess potential danger.
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Colorado
Boringa
Cole
A. B. Toombs
Aleputty
Explosion at Danville wine house blamed on Black Hand
A dynamite blast at Jos Maxcart’s wine house in Danville causes about 50000 dollars in damage. Police charge members of a Black Hand society, with questions about whether a ransom note was sent. witnesses said several people were near the area when the explosion occurred.
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Danvilic
Jos Maxcart
Mancati
Etind
Bryan Criticises President Taft Amid Turbulent Debate
The article portrays William Jennings Bryan harshly criticizing President Taft during a charged session. It notes public reaction, factional divides, and Bryan’s calls for reform, with references to the era’s political tensions and notable figures shaping the national discourse.
Death of Mrs Ahderon Mire and family notices
Funeral arrangements reported for Mrs Ahderon Mire Anns hildia Anderson president of Ogden and several relatives survived by children and kin The service is set for Friday afternoon at 2 pm at the Dens ward meeting house Pioneer Woman chapter referenced Also notes of Mormon church membership and planned memorials in Utah and nearby areas with local civic context.
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Ahderon- Mire
Annshildia Anderson
Ogden
Siresi
Sweden
Lyelat
Ula
Ahinahand
Be Hed Rlday
Dens
Howe
Aira
Elizabeth
Hight
Annbios
Weber County
Fontan
Marat
I Mormon Phiroh
Candales
Ely
Nelythe
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Heator
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Fred Grenwell
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OFA Pam
Owkeriha
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Republic
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Tyristaan
Frye and
van Noy
Marnets
Armen Bert
Malinao
Cites
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Vaitla
Monte
Shepa Heong
Henle
Dulon Peekley
Dyleq Biatog Steel
Ss Breet PLC
Chinucia Gross
Chignan
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Clover—Maroh
Rane
NEW Road
Tabernacle Special Services
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Wright
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Harvey Clark
Nevada
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Alxtath Congress
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Blair County
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Taft
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