Chicago Man Still Faithful After Wife Shot in Philadelphia
Wealthy Chicago merchant Joseph Doe expresses faith in his wife after she was shot in Craven's apartments in Philadelphia by a jealous woman. He says his wife may have been lured or drugged and remains innocent while the supposed assailant and Graveur were involved. Witnesses and associates described the hotel scene and questioned motives as the case unfolds.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Siotel
Philadshia
J. G Graveur
Joseph
Doe
Craven
Mire
Eho
Jae
Graveur
Psi
Che Standard Community Expansion Announcement
Che Standard an independent evening paper announces plans for next season. The company will operate under construction, with every paste helping to build up the community. Ogden stands loyally by the Anal gemeted, Doplos its expansion will not be eclipsed by any other Burger company to the United States.
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Pianta
Ogden
Doplos
United States
Amalgamated Retains Prestige in Ogden Sugar Dispute
Amalgamated Boger company headquarters consideration shifts to Balt Lake. The fight over absorption by Idaho Sugar and related control changes to the Belgham City factory impact Ogden. The district has long been tributary to Ogden and the Utah Sugar firm, with Amalgamated’s position influencing local finances and regional prestige.
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Amalgamated Boger Company
Hard Teen
Balt Lake
Eccles
Diah- Idaho Sugar Company
Ory
Ato
Amalgamated Ratalns
Terriory
Idaho
Burley
Belgham City
Ogdev Company
Ogden
Utah! Téabo Company
False directions mislead travelers through mountains and canyons
M Bird and wife of Los Angeles traveled 200 in the Dy auto mobiis to Ogden after being told by Evanston guidance to avoid Ogden route via Salt Lake, Parleys canyon, and Batt Lake. They report months of hardship, mud, snow, and near wrecks, arguing authorities misled many travelers and accusing Salt Lake auto men and the Commercial club of deception.
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M. Bird
Los Angeles
Ogden
Evanston
Oto Ogden
Salt Lake
Parley
Birt
Aaa
Batt Lake
Blanco
Br. Hind
Low Angeles
Nova Scotia
Echearer
Tam
Nind Fa
Local residents counter misleading travel warnings at Evanston
Citizens place a warning card along the highway east of the Wyoming town to curb misinformation about the Salt Lake route. The card warns tourists not to rely on deceptive instructions and urges correct guidance from local sources.
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Evanston
Wyoming
Salt Lake
Socialist complaint about press coverage in 19th century vote
A clipped note from a Standard correspondent complains that Associated Press coverage omits Socialist speakers. It cites Socialist candidate Hanty and alleges bias against the party while denying any death or disqualifying events and noting the Standard’s broad party coverage.
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Standard
Goelstrathc
Preax
Hanty
Whoan Trai
Ac 'Preae
Associated Press
Abram
New Construction Push Follows U Pacific Report
The article outlines strong profits at the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific. Dividends rose to 15.05 percent for common stock, with earlier years at 10.9 percent. It forecasts substantial funds for railroad improvements and extensions halted previously, amid efforts to reestablish rates and service.
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Northern Pacific
Act Cornings
Union Macific
Pabtteles
Union Paettic
Omaha
Omfen
Harsh Works and Uttercd An Unclear Attack
Fragmented OCR text describes a supposed attack on a railway line and mentions possible involvement of named places and groups. The readable content is garbled with quotes and nonsensical phrases, making concrete facts unclear. The piece hints at a conflict between parties and a potential contest or power struggle over railway control.
Rail strike fears and mob rule threaten the republic
The letter warns that railways and labor leaders may provoke a mob rule that could destroy government. It argues a strike was averted to avoid upheaval, but fear remains of recurring unrest and a collapse into mobocracy under hostile leadership. The author criticizes politicians and big interests for hysteria and urges steady leadership from conservative railroad heads.
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Lo Ba
Go via Oregon Short Line to Conference and State Fair
Advertising copy promotes travel on the Oregon Short Line with big comfortable cars and convenient schedules. It notes departures from Ogden at 7 and 1f and Salt Lake return at 6 p.m with city office address 2544 Washington Avenue for tickets.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
City
Lincoln Protection in War Days by Ohio Guards
Ohio Governor Tod ordered a cavalry escort for President Lincoln during the Civil War. The Union Light Guard and Stotts Nine Hundred duty protected the White House area and carriage drives, especially after Lincoln’s second election. Guards patrolled night streets near the cottage, with tight escorting as threats mounted.
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Governoe Tod
Ohio
Washington
Grantes
Lincoln
White House
Stott
Btanton
Tod
Columbus
Union Light Guard
Ohio Cavalry
George A. Henrit
Howe
Ohio Mounted Escort
Company K
Udederd
Ivava
Golae
Stanton
Nmlaht
Reada
Pathe
Might
Jwdole
Saoy
Beut
Tincatn
Ardhia
Inauguration Escort Questions and Upbringing of Guards
At the inauguration on March 4, 1865 an escort was ordered to attend the President's carriage along the procession from the White House to the Capitol. The President reportedly preferred not to be encircled by a guard during public moments, and there was no clear sense of alarm. The guard remained in service only part of the year, with reports noting that the guard’s purpose and readiness varied as events unfolded.
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Mona
Brath
White
Linevola
Nather Organ
Waa
Ohio
Parific
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Lovett
Gay
Union Pacific's Enormous Gains
New York Oct 4 The annual report of Union Pacific National company shows a 15.65 percent earnings rise for common stock, up from 10.99. Revenue totals 10 717 008, up 1 758 510. net income after taxes rises to 10 043 420. total income 34 027 279, up 1 112 000 plus. surplus after charges 13 487 050, with improved earnings from additions and betterments.
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New York
Union Tabtle Natirnad Company
Amt
Sinttent Ha
Hughes resting at Montclair New York Oct 4
Charles E Hughes, back from a Western tour, rests at Montclair New Jersey after three days in New York. He and his wife drove to Montclair to be near their son and daughter in-law who also reside there. Next trip may go as far west as Omaha.
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New York
Charles E. Hughes
Union League
Montetsir
N. J
Bomtore
Nontclair
Indaw
Renalo
Iron for Color and Youth in Cheeks Promoted by Doctor
A Cambridge physician endorses iron as the key to rosy cheeks and renewed strength. He claims iron nourishes blood, supports living tissue, and guards against pneumonia, bronchitis, and digestive troubles. Testimonials cite rapid gains in strength and endurance after taking Nuxated Iron, with a promise of money back if not doubling strength in weeks.
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New York
Iran
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