Mrs Hull and daughter witness in Nevada murder case
Mrs Hull and her daughter arrive back in Ogden to testify in the sensational case of the State of Nevada against Fred O Ker and Eilwerd Lawrence. The witnesses are to describe the events surrounding Dr. Dours’s death and the later flight to Nevada. The preliminary hearing is set, with the state viewing Mrs Hull as a key witness to the murder sequence and the electric company involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughtoy
Tin Tone Son
Vielva
Fred O. Ker
Eilwerd Lawrence
Mrs. Wy
Opden Péverdl
Electric Buy Vy & Fixtive Company
Wicker Au Beers
Wall
vMeers
Whudror
Wabuska
Nevada
Gollfield Iie
Qr Pacific Company
Ogden
Barra
Hull
Lola
Dr. Becta
Welker
Abe
Opden
Dir
Dours
Afeginnis
Honin
Bears
Nebraska
Magianiv
Frank Beers
Wheyh
Distela Cour
Sawaya’s Mission to Native Tribes Across Oregon and Washington
A report chronicles Sawaya’s efforts as a Japanese leader promoting education and religion among Indian tribes in Oregon and Washington. Born in poverty, Sawaya rose via American missionaries, funding a large program that educates hundreds of boys at Lagends academy and supports Sunday subway outreach, highlighting cross cultural influence and religious education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawaya
Dajran
Jearning
Sawara
Hawaya
Armani
Jieaides
Krowdll
Sues
Edisar
Eltelatien Inygdahie
Aioe
Washington
Neo Rengners
Legen
GanCom
Aires
Anis Peat
Art
Atria Mer
Annual meat Packers' Association convention opens busy week
The second annual convention of the American Meat Packers' Association begins this week and runs to Tuesday evening, closing with a banquet. Topics include meat inspection and related reforms. Notable attendees include Dr. WG Explos of Brooklyn, ex Senator Wi A Harris of Law, Jane Kan, and Chas B Murety of Cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Meat. Packers’ Association
WG. Explos
Brooklyn
United Statos
Wi. A. Harris
Jane, Kan
Chas
B. Murety
Roosevelt praised by crowd as he visits Memphis
An irregular Memphis scene describes President Roosevelt being hailed by locals including James H. Malone of Miscilly and Mayor Malone during a Mississippi visit. The report notes warm reception and a public demonstration, with emphasis on national admiration and ceremonial moments as Roosevelt travels toward Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhug
Roosevelt
Dinger
James H. Malone
Thau
Matong
Winfeld
Tre Cadoua
Nha
Emul Dim
Malone
Westington Hemlock Wood Tests Reveal Structural Suitability
A damaged 19th century report describes tests on Western hemlock and Eastern hemlock wood at Washington Blaie University. Materials came via co operation with a Tunlir mac foals maker. Tests measure strength with green and dry stringers to compare suitability for construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington
Westerm Wimlock
Washinton Blaie University
Pn Uimaker
Tunlir Mac
Nami
Huliday
Government probes reveal hidden Standard Oil records
New York October 7 government auditors examined the Standard Oil company books and the old board of trustees records. Witnesses testified about missing stock transfer ledgers and the handling of books at 26 Grind. The inquiry seeks to determine Standard Oil’s ties to the Pacific Gas Oil company and the company’s status as an independent entity historically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Examiner
Nowderrey Corporation
Foy
Thafe Wild
Kollots
Ata Aecured
Perimissoh
Durand
Carport
Ure Department of Commerce and Innar
Washingley
Roadstrusn
Department of Fasten
Standand Oil Company
Kellogg
Pacific Gast OU Canmany
Nee Boundard Fy
Shuggling on colossal scale and social upheaval
Fragmentary text references a colossal scale shuggling event, with scattered mentions of people, ships, and place names. It appears as garbled OCR from a historical page, lacking coherent narrative or clear entities to identify. The readable bits suggest a dramatic scene but do not provide concrete facts or outcomes.
Dead Body Found Sitting Upright in Milwaukee Park
A partially clothed, upright corpse was found in Washington Park Milwaukee with a revolver nearby. Items addressed to Charles Gray and Gray Brothers were located in pockets. Gray, a San Francisco attorney, was named as the cousin and expected visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisto
Milwaukee
Washington Park
Addrassog
Charlon Gray
Washington Boulevard
Gray Brothers
Gray
Oakland
Stoclinta
Janes Gry
Charles Gray
San Firanciato
German American Alliance endorses peace and liberty themes
The New York report from October 7 details a German American Alliance resolution praising personal liberty and criticizing church interference in civil life. It notes a committee for universal peace, calls for postal reforms, and congratulates U.S. delegates to The Hague conference while urging support for temperance and reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Resolutona
Toay
Henry Wattertah
Pr Whitton
Lins
Fie
Wiem
Inny
Imm
Bronx
Ernest Richard
Columbia Univerail
Yong Chiddrman
Universal Peace
Fellowes
Joseph H. Charle
Hague
United States
Smetlay
Titefelplin
Ghicaga
Miveuhoo
St Pank
Murdered and Mutilated In Camden Mystery
A grim Camden incident described as a complete mystery unfolds with police and public figures cited. The fragmentary report references a murder case in East Camden, detailing investigation efforts, reactions, and potential suspects while noting official statements and ongoing inquiries.
International Cotton Growers Congress Unites Global Industry
Representatives of growing spinning and manufacturing sectors met to plan a world cotton congress. The gathering aims to align economic interests producing about 3 billion dollars annually and organize an annual congress with departments to disseminate industry information worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Conferenccs
Aminher
Nn Parannuant Congress
Revival tent opens at North Clark and Cheutuul streets
Spiritual revivalism began yesterday with a large tent meeting at North Clark and Cheutuul streets. Rev W. Vorrey preached two sermons to sizable crowds, each drawing more than 6,000 per song, with the tent’s seating filled. The tent cost $18,000 to erect and equip and will host daily meetings through late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clark
Cheutuul
WA. Vorrey
de. Torrey
Preachers Seek Higher Pay Across Churches
Reports from the Mothaillst conferences show pastors press for increased salaries amid long-standing debates on pulpit compensation. Attendees note higher wages were urged in most conferences, citing rising living costs and commitment to ministry as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiepao
Tis
Hlinaln
Anlaurick
Four Men Killed in Blast at Blanlard Steel Plant
A catastrophic explosion at a cannery near the Blanlard Steel plant injured and killed several workers. Initial reports list four men dead and many others injured, with extensive damage to equipment and facilities. Firefighters and medical units responded as investigators began cataloging the casualties and material losses.
Willeo TY Football Outcome From Fragmented Report
Fragmented OCR note records a local football result with unclear team names and mismatched words. The readable bits indicate a game involving Willeo or Will/Eo and Alton, with a score or point reference, but essential details are garbled and unreliable.
Royal Jewels Auction From Belghnu Queen Legacy
An auction will offer royal jewelry once belonging to the late Queen of Belghnu. Items include diamonds and wedding rings presented by Belgium’s queen on the occasion of a royal wedding anniversary. Proceeds support the daughter Layla, previously divorced, and the overall sale reflects historic royal gifts valued around 20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trunaclia
Belghnu
Pringuas
Layla
Prihee
Baxe-Coburg
Gotha
Lie
Pepple
Belgium
Week's News Forecart Dates Set for National Events
The week ahead features President's plans in Montana and Louisiana, a Montala participation in Grefrat Punppler openings, and a tour by Secretary Root through Mexico. Religious bodies convene in Richmond and Cleveland as cotton spinners and growers prepare large Atlanta convention. Pacific railroad matters and a New York insurance case tie up indictments and criminal court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montlay
Congregational Church of
Firm United States
Cleveland
Imi Spinners
Atlanta
Nort Om Pacite
Univ Pacific Railroad
New York
Galt Lake City
Hightoor Sefendants
Word vMicinis
Insurance Com
Night of Lynching Follows Police Shooting in Gulphorland
Report from New York describes a mob attack in Gulphorland on Oct 7. A deputy guard and a police officer were shot and killed. The crowd demanded jail keys, violence spread, and the victim was dragged to the street chained. Judge Bos tusd ordered dispersal as thousands watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulphorland
Cumberfonet
Willi
Duputy
Pendlay
Etoucher
Mia Calanil
Alek
A. TL
Bos
Judgs Boyd
Vesey
New York
Iriot
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Dr. Beers
Amerigan
Oregon
Meat Packers and Tealers
America
Canada
Chicago
Ole AE
France
Kino
Parkie
Vancnuyer
Columbia
San Peanelsco
Vanteaver
Imgewat
Tony al
Ae Amore Agin
Henwon
Frank Boven
Jook Tana Heap
Hohlanes
Laval
Willy
Vole Toe
Jiphesert
Varta
Fe Menon Dahoesans
Aed
Pyars
Jlab
San Vagelanes
Ashe
Giant
Menon
Ted
Mies Vigna
Olga
Anna
Henry Gagnon
Pola
Johnstone
Gagnon
Grand
Gagron
Jounstane
Johnntone
Teddy
Memphis
Town
Vosumington
Abner
Ain
Akeyereics
Hays Gorpeey
Wietenn H Lock
Wwe
Atifmetin
Rte
Bowe Vouk
Jon Tery Cone
Ron Sfoeky
Bane Whalers
Laine
Chilgren
Amerigan Alliance
Protente
Ormten
S. A
O Marx
East Camden
Wallaten
Tate
Kiawlediae
Jones
Weed Bowen
Aaron
Jared Rere
Bray Foe
Patti Jean
Capua Pak
Bey Uni
Wonliyg Cotton Congress
Shicane
Meroe Beeater
Laeies
Canola
Blanlard Steel Company
Rick Doran
Wehukay
Jon
Moonah
Eyen
Dien GM
Bevera
Geady
Edachang
Hk Bps
Tép
Shane Sen
Bhasin
Willeo TY
Peinotsu
Louisa Wiii Sella Dialers
Lutter
Welcom
Ibe
Poodoonena
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