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Daily Standard of Ogden Utah outlines limited word count for its Corrier in City edition and requires full author names in print. It notes no outside advertising agents currently. advertisers must deal directly with Ogden station offices. A correspondent wonders about a supreme comet and a legal case reference appears in unrelated excerpt.
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Daily Standard
Corrier
Utah
Vertigers
Allice
Ogden
Istaabahiodi
IMB
Fragmentary Note on Commissions and Governance
A garbled passage discusses a parliamentary or governmental commission, mentioning Watkins and New York commerce, planning, and proposed reforms. It references five commissions, expanding duties, and the need for information before proceeding, with hints of Spanish affairs and reform labor.
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New York
Gommerelal
Yellow fever outbreaks across early American cities
The report traces early yellow fever appearing in Philadelphia and New York as far back as 10 yellow fever acts, with August through November months showing rising deaths. It cites Baltimore and New Orleans as heavily affected in 1800 and 1801, notes the role of sanitation and flies in controlling epidemics, and compares city impacts before and after improvements.
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Havana
wIncat
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
New Orleana
Tran
Lange
Difficult supply chains threaten rails and mills amid world demand
The text describes strained manufacturing and transport pressures with orders of 49,000 tons of steel rails and a focus on immediate deliveries. It notes global routes including the Southern Pacific and a new Nevada road project, while alluding to uncertain future production and distribution constrained by current demand and logistical hurdles.
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Hell
Ady
Badeosd
Congratulates Ogden City on election milestones
Local Deseret News item honors Ogden officials for securing strong eligations during deliberations. The piece notes city leadership at the airport site and the next session of the Congress, highlighting citizen involvement and notable actions by Ogden leaders.
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Deseret News
Giese
Upden
Gize
Aiportinen
Conareys
Salk Lake Waa
Congress
Cole
Moby
Prvaie Isa
Rts
Ogden to Host Next Meeting of Congress Committees
Report describes Ogden as a notable site for the upcoming congress events. It notes strong local interest, calls for participation from members, and highlights plans for large attendance and impactful discussions on reform and policy.
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Importianes
Holes
Ising
Harnvuys
Congress
Ardhy
Ogden
The Worthy Woman and the Home Mentor
A mid 20th century style portrait extols the virtuous wife and mother as pillar of home life. It praises willpower, self discipline, and tireless household duties, arguing moral strength and domestic devotion define true respectability and family happiness.
No GOMBINE effect on the 13th Ort report
The readable fragment hints at a report about a damaged, unclear operation. It mentions an option, an attempt to combing or combining, and obstacles. It references a principal way to increase a box and a barrier described as insuperable, with garbled language about cigars and partnerships.
Butte Editor Surrenders After Fatal Shooting
Hullo Mani Oct Mead WL Kelley, editor of the Fater-Alcuntai, surrendered to the police at noon. The editor says the defense will plead volt. Dr Cayley, shot on Broadway Street Saturday night, was taken to a private hospital and is reported dead. Police say they will not admit to hospital.
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Mani
Oct Mead
WL Kelley
Ity
Fater-Alcuntai
Pr. H. A. Cayley
Dr. Cayley
Laeken
Lanvie
New York Man Dale Found Dead After Suicide
Charles J. Dale aged about 42, cushion for two years of the New York National high, was found dead at his West New Brighton home after shooting himself during the night. His widow Teaver and a child survive. Investigations show no clear motive or immediate cause for the act.
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New York
Charles J. Dale
West New Brigton
Dale
Teaver
Another boodler caught in perjury and bribery case
Sir Dawis, Gols Wick-Delegaté father Teliranty convicted of perjury and seating water in an indictment. sheriff reports progress as jury argues over potential reversal. May 17 tied to lighting bribery scheme and a district party at SAF. Fala allegedly distributed funds and faced past charges.
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Gols Wick
Teliranty
Fae Betes
Ftenie
Jiat Gathy
Lehmann
Ileal and
Wietilay
Ahiot
Fala
Smallest Living Child Born in Belle Vie Hospital
An infant born vulnerable to life, weighing about one pound, survived briefly in Belle Vie. The newborn, tended by nurse John Clark, faced a perilous incubator stint as doctors reported fragile conditions and hopes for recovery amid early complications.
Mutineers Attempt Robbery Aboard Steamer
Reports describe a botched mutiny aboard a steamer where mutineers boarded after a fight with crew. Officers subdued the attackers. several mutineers were killed or wounded. Around 34 conspirators were arrested facing charges of plotting to seize the vessel and destroy it.
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Hey
Amgnboring
Wiemmine Cers
Jainey
New Orleans Street Cars Resume Amid Strikes
New Orleans street cars began running again after a confrontation over new employment applications. Striking conductors and motormen were pressured to sign redesigned forms tied to job eligibility, delaying service until officials mediated. Some workers withdrew the forms and resumed riding, while the company planned to halt further cars until the dispute was resolved.
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New Orleans
Get
Lau
Israel
Woutpany
Adike
Ulvnre
Italian shooter kills three companions in New York
In New York on October 13, Italian immigrant Angelo Deviga shot and killed Alphonso Salgroni and Ctolulo Salgrone, wounding Joseph Dirule. He fled through Rockulla Centre before officers captured him. Domestic relations and motive unclear.
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New York
Erangela Deviga
Alphonso Salgroni
Dougo Muldemly
Drunken Rage Incident Near Othimmay Iowa
A distorted 19th century report describes a blacksmith Doherty involved in a violent domestic disturbance with his wife and daughter. He allegedly displayed rage at home, chased a family member, and later confronted another person before the widow or victim died.
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Othimmay Lowa
Thawas Doherty
Wlis
Eid
Cher
Jeri
Meggiers
Dahorty
Fighting in Hayt Cape Havtion Sol General Dev Mattipa
Disjointed report cites former Porta Phartis governor Sani Tantayy being moved to Heme amid fighting. Fragmentary text mentions provisional government, Bomibuyte, Merwe, Manis Ghaisti La fulans, and Chlabine Te Neri with unclear roles. Military action and leadership names appear tangled.
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Cape Havtion
Sol
Dev. Mattipa
Porta Phartis Sani Tantayy
Heme Agerinst
Gaverne Imwateat
Smnilay Bomibuyte
Merwe Aeunreodt
al Manis Ghaisti la Fulans
Oberon
Unclear historical skirmish cited with improvised names
Fragmentary report describes a fighting scene with provisional government forces, casualties, and clashes with forces led by General Sard. Mentions a blockade, claims victories by anti government factions, and a commission or theater of action in an unspecified location. Several proper names and places appear garbled.
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Moni
St. Marig
Mainen
Limbe
Sard
Akirtivhes
Unita Sthitas
Cincinnati
Nowaly Verldengne
Ty Wilorye
Appointed emissary named for new D… in Cabins town
Washington on October 13 reports the Attesitant appoints Henry de West as emissison of the Diatylok of Cabins for a new CIe Inte dolar. The figure is a well known newspaper man from this city.
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Washington
Attesitant
Oily
Henry de West
Congress panel names nominees in landmark act
A congressional panel named eight members and designated nominees for key posts. The list includes Barthaldh of Couning Town Moron of Nolhanki Howergock of Raliway Nowdtuan of California and Warner of Ilingla, reflecting a major step in House proceedings amid ongoing federal matters.
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Washington
Heyserain
Barthaldh
Couning
Moron
Nolhanki
Howergock
Raliway
Nowdtuan
Califormia
Warner
Ilingla
Fragmentary Telegraph Notes on a Soccer Match
A damaged telegraph-style fragment mentions fans, players, and a tense moment amid an inning like scene with unclear teams and outcomes. The text hints at a strike, a dividend, and city names but lacks coherent details or identifiable persons.
Suspected train robbers in Lincoln prompt police vows
Lincoln police pledge rapid updates on a train robbery in which horses were stolen near Raymond. Sightings of two men and a third described as walking on a nearby road lead to a detention, but officers say descriptions do not match all suspects. Authorities caution the public while continuing inquiries.
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Lincoln
Raymond
Sinosin
Ubbel
Bern
Rolvera
Philippine Commission appoints General Smith to Philippine vision
Washington February 8 General Humic v Smith of California has been voted as a member of the Philippine Commission to succeed Bernard Moses who retires January 1. Smith, a former collector of customs for the Philippines, displayed administrative ability and will resign to accept the supreme court position of the Philippine Islands. He is a prominent Catholic lawyer respected by Filipinos and supported by Governor Tate.
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Washington
Humic v. Smith
California
Ronvision
Bernard Moses
Smith
Philippines
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Rudge Smith
Catholin Th
Tate
Vatican
Ita Fer
Cleveland
San Vian
Mille Pinos
Second Trial Of Molineux In Murder Case Opens
New York October 1 The second trial of Roland S Molineux charged with murdering Mrs Catherine J Adame in 1808 was called today after rulings on a special jury panel The court room was crowded with spectators and notable attorneys present District Attorney Jerome and assistants represented the prosecution Justice Lambert granted the motion for a special jury panel and the court adjourned until Wednesday
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New York
Roland
Molineux
Catherine J. Adame
Yu Iy
Ciinal Brigec
Supreme Court
Dustien Tel
Lajambert
Tredouin
Melvnewe
Court
Linn Rank
Harlow
Weeks
George Gordon Pattie
Assigtat
Remarked Dialogue From A Curious Exchange
A fragment shows a boy named Tommy asking if he might catch something, replying to a character nicknamed Mammy who answers with a kindly but evasive question. The brief exchange conveys a domestic scene and a child’s curiosity.
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Tommy
Fragmentary Local Note Hints at Personal Anger
An incoherent OCR fragment suggests a local item about a person’s anger and possible social judgment. Names, places, or concrete actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a sister, inquiry, and opinions. The piece reads like a fragment from a broader community note or column.
A Panther's Den Reveals Abandoned Cougar Breeding Site
Report of a hunter observing a cougar den with a clean litter, bones neatly scattered, and evidence of a young cougar group living in a sheltered rock ledge. Notes on diet including rabbits and deer, plus extensive discussion of animal byproducts and uses of bones for various goods.
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Franklin
Welles Calkins
Spanker Goods Scare Letter From Chicago Chronicle
A garbled 19th century note recalls a traveling carpet vendor asking a girl about spunkers, then a quip about use. The tale ends with the reply that the sister uses her hand, as recounted in a fragment of the Chicago Chronicle.
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Floy
Chitige Chronicle
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