Wreck on Great Northern North Pacific Line Ends in Multiple Deaths
Spokane Wash November 23 A Great Northern passenger train wreck near Lind Washington kills three and fatally injures two others. One engine and six cars derailed and burned, with many passengers unable to escape. The engineer and fireman are among the dead or fatally hurt, while the messenger and helper crash victims are reported injured. The collision occurred after orders to hold the helper stalled the train, leading to a catastrophic derailment and fire that destroyed the train and its contents. The wreck disrupted Great Northern and Northern Pacific service as rescue efforts followed the blaze.
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Watla Walla
Lind, Wiel
Creal
Nalding
Washooty
Northern Pacific Bracke
Stattlle
Lind
S.ettling
Bull
Poytay
Jenin
Ibis
Spokane
Wash
Great Northern
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Puckie
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Redman
Firaman
Tran
Thichelle
Thames
Rush
Haly
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Elena Memton
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Skeletons Exposed in Supreme Court Speech
New York Nov 35 An unclear transcript quotes Justice Brewer of the United States Supreme Court warning that publishing testimony about private failures yields morbid public interest. He urges preservation of public virtue to avoid damaging families and society, stating such publication does harm and will only reveal further disputes.
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New York
Iualieo
David T Brewer
States Supreme Court
Rockaway
Suulleri
Chinese Visitor Inspection Sparks City Safety Debate
Salt Lake City police and federal inspectors conduct a Chinese visitor check in a mall, aiming to protect Chinese merchants and residents. Officials report heightened security measures and ongoing identity verifications amid public anxiety and suspected illegal activities.
Yee family gang war seen in San Francisco shootout reports
The Yee family and On Luck Tong feud escalates with gunmen sent to San Francisco. Reports claim daily protection costs reach $500 amid ongoing violence. Nang King Chung, secretary of the Chinese Free Masons, allegedly indicted. five others named in the grand jury case.
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Tong
Yee Fancy Wall
Yee
Yee Fally
San Francisco
Associated Press
Nang
King Chung
Tha Chioese Free Masons
Weven Ui | Hera
Yee Famly
On Fick Tong
Gee Hong On
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On Yiehe
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Chin Let
Burket
Hip Kim Tew
Lag Buel
Smudge Pots Saved A Five Thousand Dollar Apple Crop
Tibor Bantant seeks article credit for Apple shipper work amid Utah fruit regions. He cites Pioneer Fruit Company handling large apple quantities and mentions David Roberts of Ogden and Hamilton of Grand Junction. He notes smudge pots used on twenty acres last spring and cost details.
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Tibor
Pioneer Fruit Company
Wenches
Cherrige
Alma
Jnglead
David Roberts
Ogden
Bally
Hamilton
Grand
Aid
Divorce Action Stalls After Thanksgiving Event
Ochance, CMO, reports a chaotic divorce proceeding connected to a Thanksgiving gathering. Mea Aexsie Spuck-Witlaus-Laren, aged, sought separation from Edward Lareum amid disputed remarriage plans and prior residence complications. The court denied a request to finalize the divorce, delaying the decree pending further review.
Nevada murder case delays and disputed removal talks
Fragmented report describes delays in a Nevada murder case, with references to a defendant named Meenie Gulo and a plan for removal to Nevada. Mentions investigations, court actions, and possible immigration or extradition issues, with scattered names and places implying ongoing legal proceedings and public interest.
Neward Awaits Salt Lake City Flour Mill Project
Alberta Beckton leads the project as head with Salli Dake Nor and Rod assisting. Asher and Itahert at Blackfoot, Idaho, outline a $75,000 plan to erect a modern mill near Salt Lake City. Robert secures funding and briefs three representatives for today’s task while announcing start of construction weather permitting.
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Neward Waa
Salt Lake Gity
Iid
Asher
Itahert
Robert Haw
Blackfoot
Robert
Washington to regulate football game rules says official
Washington officials heard suggestions from sports leaders on regulating football as the nation weighs banning the game. McFarland, executive head of the department, said action would be delayed until the rules committee meets and prepares proper regulations.
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Washngton
Aither Bho
Washington
Gomvitsaloner — McFar- Tod
Dintylet Gavarnamal
Rapraweit
Washington Schonla I
Experiav
McFarlund
West
Opening Eyes of the Sultan of Turkey Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with a new Sultan of Turkey and an envoy or visitor, mentioning work in November and travel with a suite. The text references impressions of hospitality at the capital and hints at plans and wonders to be accomplished for the sovereign, with a tone of formal court discourse.
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Tiwlay
Jean
Ladviey Inc
Nenibion
Indiana State Football Ban Motion Heard In Court
A garbled OCR note discusses efforts to halt football in Indiana, citing state officials and a prohibition proposal. The fragment mentions a meeting of scholastic leaders and a west coast group, referencing anti football actions and penalties, but specifics are unclear.
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Indiana
Goldfield to Teely Railroad 10 Built
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a railroad project between Goldfield and Teely with numerous garbled phrases. It references construction, dates, and related figures, but the readable content is largely indecipherable and lacks coherent facts to summarize a clear event or outcome. The record notes a potential merger and various names, yet no verifiable details emerge.
Four Hundred Marines Ready to Sail for Isthmus of Panama
Reading through damaged text, Marines prepare to sail to the Isthmus of Panama with naval support. References to a December departure and survey work along with readiness at yards in New York and Philadelphia. Also notes a wedding at a railroad station in Sand Bend Indiana with an unannounced Methodist ceremony.
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Panama
Trivlel
Auly Allee Beacknow
Sand Bend
Ind
Cathars
Macon
Ache
Two Men Sentenced to State Penitentiary in Burglary Cases
Riley and John Shay Oné pleaded guilty to third degree burglary. Riley received two years in state prison after a district court judge accepted the plea. Shay also pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree and was ordered to the state prison. Additional defendants faced various charges as judges ordered trials or held bonds.
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Riley
John Shay
Sri
Laka
Velore
Lewis
District Court
Nut
Ibarglann
Ina
Alpo
Tne
Shay Bing
Joe Ferrandy
Angotua
Charles Drew
Fortaltad
sTudge Laws
Brown
Cage
Leva
Viet
Sinta Agalant
Green
Duurgea
Slate
Rgdtnal
Parke Cleon
Alexmaninr Wanless
Chargve
President at Church in Georgia White House scene details
Fragmentary account describes a presidential visit involving a church scene and a brief White House dining room moment. It notes family presence, cabinet members, and a ceremonial or public display, with unclear sequence and several garbled names.
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Cheakanthuekey
Vane
Westurly
White House
Habert
Sherman Id Aviwal Mai
Rin
Cabinel
Phe
Failed to Appear at Dinner and 15 Found Dead
A fragmented report notes a dinner absence followed by a fatal incident leaving 15 people dead. Names and locations are garbled, with limited legible details. The piece hints at a court or investigative context but provides no clear timeline or participants.
Peterson Taken Into Custody In Forgery Case At Court
Lake county report says Deputy Julian Riley lodged Peterson on a charge of uttering a forged money order. The incident followed a lost $60 money order at West Jordan post office. Petersen allegedly presented the forged order later, leading to his arrest and remand to jail pending further proceedings.
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Lake
United Suites
Marahal
Julian Riley
Tunaday Wight Gea
Patavaon
Alink Georgy
Miluse
Frei
Bingham
Osidwer
Mex F. Froneles
Aintemameller
West Jordan
Petersen
Ueser
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Attunsauta
Railroad men inspect Dubu Oil properties in Salt Lake City
A group including J Wheeld of Los Angeles and A K Perris of Salt Lake Route examined oil claims in California and Utah. They reported on depth reached, costs expended, and potential for further development at multiple properties.
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Salt Dale
California Railrand New
J. Wheeld
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
A. K. Perris
Suntan Se
Martin Horger
Develonment
Santa Malem
Lake City
Mount Neho
Ab Jials
Pervis
Tmther
California
Salt Lake City
Whitghead
Frank Sick
Wiltehead
Gotling
Alt
Perris
Nin Povely
Solng
Raat
Jaireek
Bervis
Havker
Ton
Hemi
Lieber
Camry
Parva
Sara Bes Rand
Wolk
Capetty
Maburafeld
GMA
Ole
Bergenan
Angmler
Arminal
Chenin
Oninele Aan
Attacked by Maniac at Boarding House in New York
A mangled garbled report describes Mya lea Sullivan lured into a building under false pretenses. She alleges a maniac attacker assaulted her, causing injuries and fear of ongoing danger. The suspect claims an incurable condition and was captured.
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New York
Myalea Sullivan
Not Guilty Ruling In 1908 Pinpoint Fire Case
Chicago verdict finds Winueut and Joa enh Allman not guilty of arson at Standard Gas and Dark in 1908. Testimony from Brung Verra claimed they tossed bombs and set fires, while witnesses disputed details amid court proceedings. The trial referenced bombings tied to a larger plot and involved municipal safety concerns and Sanitary district matters.
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Chicago
Winueut
Joaenh Allman
Standard Gash and Dasr Company
Fusety
Neilsuons
Brung Verra
Wothera
Glabur
Ial Haga
MOMEESTAKE MINE 10 CLOSE
Vague OCR fragment notes a mine closure and political context with unclear names or dates. It mentions a district office and anticipated actions but lacks concrete details, making precise events or participants difficult to identify from the readable text.
Shouted Good Bye and Junie to His Death
Fragmentary text depicts a farewell shouted by a man as he faced death. The garbled lines mention names and possible events around a final departure, with references to individuals and places obscured by OCR errors.
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Junie
Baby Six Month Old Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
A six month old infant underwent an appendectomy after medical staff identified acute appendicitis. The operation occurred at a local hospital with the patient reportedly stable post procedure and a concise surgical record noted in the brief report.
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