Washington Special Message on Panama Trip Released
The president will send a special message to Congress outlining the Panama trip, its purposes and condition reports. Details and official correspondence are being prepared for release after the president departs for a meeting, with a comprehensive address on the situation to follow.
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Catholic University Endowment and Faculty Report Acknowledges Independence
In Washington on November 23 trustees of the Catholic University of America announced the university is financially independent with endowment strength and no reliance on external collectors. Michael Jennings of Partlesnre presented the position, noting faculty reaffirmation of self financing and unity despite recent funding concerns. The report, referencing Cardinal with the president, confirms a self-sustaining structure and ongoing governance without external rescue efforts.
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Catholic University of America Ta
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Wmbreralty
Micheel Jennings
Partlesnre
Cela
Ratins Cathalle
Chaz
Unlersiy
Thac
Ube Tear
Salt Lake and State News Veiled in 1900s Real Estate Drift
A fragmented survey details mining and refining firms facing smelting shifts and court orders affecting ore processing. It notes Anaconda-like market pressures, possible direct smelting changes, and land deals near Salt Lake City. The report mentions the Kimball property sale for 120000, with improvements planned and a planned building of facilities.
Snow 18 Plentiful Attacks District Attention
Snowfall of eighteen inches draws district attention as towns report heavy accumulation. Local authorities monitor road conditions and school closures while residents prepare for transport disruptions and winter supply planning.
Heavy Wind Storm Smashes Provo Area Structures
A severe wind storm battered Provo causing damaged roofs fences and windows. Trees toppled and utility and ornamental fixtures were ripped loose as locals report widespread debris and property harm across the city. The storm intensified into the evening with high gusts and notable structural damage.
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Provo
Vale Mental Busplia
Pally
Fran
Mialetra
Ball Lake Sale Signals Major Salt Lake Landmark Redesign
At Malmang Fourth South Street a historic redevelopment deal is advancing toward a Commercial Class building project. The plan includes the removal of a state of the art property and a move affecting the S. Lie men ee department store on Main.
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M. Kimball
Sulla Kimball
Ball Lake
Salt Lake
Malmang Fourth
South Streeta
S. Liemenee
Nevada Sheep Dip Order Affects state’s flocks
A U S Department of Agriculture notice explains that Nevada will require all sheep entering or moving within the state to be dipped to control a widespread parasite outbreak. Secretary has urged producers in Idaho Utah and surrounding areas to arrange dipping before shipment or entry.
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Te Santa
Sete
Pames
Nice
Sey Munser
Alt
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Vail
Estite
Ennree
Jey
Keseind Minlog Company
Lawrence
Aintelor
Rarclag
Pat Watt
Department of Vert Culture
George J
Elo County
Nevada
Utah
Gotkmarters
Nevata
Woman seeks divorce alleging desertion by husband
A Salt Lake City filing on November 28 claims Mrs. Mingle A. Smith Blakemore seeks divorce from Charles P. Smith alleging he deserted the family and mistreated their child. The complaint cites alleged neglect and seeks the termination of the marriage in court.
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Bledam
Trial reveals abuse allegations against second husband
The testimony details claims that a former wife and her children suffered severe cruel treatment at the hands of the woman's second husband. The man allegedly whipped the children with a whip, damaged their bodies, and kept them confined in a barn as punishment. The accuser states the abuse caused lasting mental distress for the family.
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Eithes
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Wights
Santthaley
Fuel famine in mining camps hits supply lines
Goldted, Nee reports a fuel famine in mining camps as the Torgeh Malinas Co controls most coal while large portions go to a blue Jeep and others. Coal sells for 25 per ton with distribution to meet needs. W. P. Mond & Co seeks wind supplies from Ittenfeld, and snowdrifts complicate deliveries.
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Toorgeh Malinas Company
Cord
Intervala
Power to Reinstate Colored Infantry Debated by President
The president holds power to reinstate three colored infantry companies discharged after unrest at Branchville Tyas. Decisions depend on evidence and potential exculpation of individuals. White House plans statements in coming days outlining action and rationale before any public reply.
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Brncheville
Tyas
Sone
Allere Tate
Wiite
Conspiracy Arrests Ripple Through City Rail Project
Cr Cameron, president of the Tabs City railroad, and A Marin were arrested on charges of conspiring to defraud the railroad of four dollars. Bail set at ten dollars each. Mayor Guthrie leads the probe with police, more arrests expected, and hints of implicating seven council members in a graft scheme tied to a ten thousand dollar fraud.
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A. Marin
Weir
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Favercay
George W. Guthrie
Select Council
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Trembling patient voices a health miracle
A distressed reader from Saint Louis describes severe nervousness and loss of appetite. After trying Perupa, they report restored health and praise the remedy, noting social pressure from neighbors to buy it.
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Merman
Xeela
Petunia
City council bribery scandal rocks Mint City
Police expose a conspiratorial scheme involving councilmen and a railroad line, with $40,000 reportedly slated for eighty nine officials and others acting as agents. Major Guthrie leads a grand jury probe as investigators unravel bribery and money tracking across bank deposits and broker actions.
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Oretanit
Cacyeron
Mattia
Richardatn
Allertys
Cameron
Rousel
Richartson
Mayne Gutsrie
Piviaburg
Joan 4. Rabh, Jr
Ener Tolpy & wulEmons
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Piles Cured in Fourteen Days Claim
An advertisement touts PAZO GINTMENT as guaranteed to cure any case of itching burning and bleeding piles within fourteen days. The copy promises a money refund if not effective, urging readers to try the treatment for relief and a remedy from the discomfort.
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Youngheta
Jeanette Care Bell
Stork
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Spirited investment alleged in religious sect scheme?>
Pauline Youngsere led a group advertised as Spirit backed finance in Valorata Springs with promises of spiritual guidance and wealth. Investigations describe meetings, stock schemes, and claims that spirits urged investments though recipients dispute expected returns and detail unclear ownership.
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