Population growth and school expenditures in the 1901 census
The article discusses the 1901 census figures with Ogden and surrounding areas, noting population totals, increases, and per capita expenditures on schooling. It highlights the rise in the number of school-aged children and the overall costs for education across the region. Key figures include total population, per capita spending, and the surge in pupils compared to prior years.
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Institutians
Sauna
Amo
Expeanjares
Pitt
Lin Pingtoi
Tragic Wyoming murder case stirs moral outrage
A detailed account covers the murder of a woman in Grant Wyoming related to James Fran Chayenne and Charles Raymons. It describes desertion of wife and child, a contested death by shotgun, and a coroner's verdict. The piece condemns treachery and urges contemplation of virtue, duty, and justice.
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Wyoming
Tig Parson
Northoming
Charles Raymons
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Wisi
Fio
Snall
Atim
Wyamring
Raitrorl Point
Mera
Whealland
Ehil
Liu Tran
Ang
Brunens
Renalini Lg
Simong
GO. A
Tim
Grant
Alake
Hive
Qatar
W. Snnocent
Moka
Fueg
Nyes
Colorado Inheritance Tax Shows Confusing Court Ruling
In a confusing municipal notice, Hore Oot ottdidgh Bene ser and FW He comity discuss the inheritance tax as it applies to estate dealings involving Sam Strong, described as a crippled positions holder. The document hints at challenges to the validity of the inheritance and mentions various legal terms and unnamed dates, hinting at a contested estate matter and potential sales of assets pending resolution.
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Sigialo
Political quarrel ends in murder in Chicago melee
A factional dispute over a coal strike erupted into a brawl at 13 Faviton Street, injuring two men and ending with multiple stabbings. Witnesses described a Socialist Towes and others clashing with James Wallace and David Rahultz as the fight escalated. one man died after being stabbed in the chest and throat.
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Get
Endini
Jash Wight
Walt
James Wallace
Faviton Stroat
Cartes
Hou
Bowes
Gub Won -Beow
Yedke
Anid
David
Rahultz
Stabbbod
Indian Troops to Fight the Mad Mullah
London February 20 in the British government weighs dispatching Indian troops to confront the Mad Mullah in Somaliland. British forces under Cal. Swayne report the Mullah in touch with Mail Tager, while General W H Sunning travels from London to accelerate reinforcements from Harbors amid tense warnings.
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Mullah
London
Somaliland
Rom Cal. Swayne
Mail Tager
Webbe
Cold Blooded Murder in New York City
A janitor at an apartment hotel on Washington Street shot and killed Devaney, who had argued with his wife and confronted the janitor after a walk for air. The janitor claimed a perfect right to defend himself and was taken into custody as police investigate the deadly incident.
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United Irish League critique in Boston on Anglo Norman feudal rule
The document denounces Anglo Norman feudalism in Ireland, labeling it a foreign invasion that violated Breton laws and coerced Irish natives. It asserts centuries of resistance to tyranny, cites mass evictions and hunger, and connects union with suppression of Irish identity to colonial governance.
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Frotand
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Iceland
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Cath
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Tharionn
Tagiah
Aes
Fae
Hista
Irish Independence Views In Irish and American Talks
A fragmented historical passage discusses Irish independence, emigration danger, and economic ruin under English competition. It highlights the need for a united effort, mentions landholding injustices, and references American support and the United Irishmen movement as factors shaping resistance.
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Treland Annet
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Irdlamt
Ural Kre
Eris
Treland
England
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Balfour and
Wadham
Havant
Leth League
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Todkey
Rail
Pimenty
Irchaudl
Nabel
United Tri
Armasion
Dion
Olor
Carey
Church and State in New York Appeals Garibaldi Leadership
Fragmentary text discusses Mace Honiuy's appeal to General Garibaldi to lead a revolt. It mentions leadership doubts and potential Albanian operations and Italian volunteers. The garbled OCR obscures many details and dates.
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Riverutti Garibaldi
Epring
Albania
Warkigh
Alhwnia
Flyer Left The Track At Columbus Ohio Train Open Switch
Column Columbus October 20 A passenger flyer known as The Cincinnati Flyer ran on open switch fourteen miles north of Columbus all cars left the track. Injured engineer Ryder of Chicago leg broken head hurt baggage man Jerry Unger head cut Mrs Mary Myers slightly cut.
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Roosevelt recovers. cabinet meetings likely delayed
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s recovery proceeds, with few visitors aside from cabinet advisers. No formal cabinet meetings are expected until he returns to a remodeled White House, likely before mid November. Japanese Foreign Minister Unkhaira called and presented the Count and Countess Youya, en route to Japan.
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Roosevelt
White House
Unkahira
Youya
Japan
Gentony
Money to Be Paid Back for The American Boy Fund
Cincinnati readers sent more than $6000 in subscriptions for The American Boy in a drive tied to a war effort. Former U S Attorney Merron, related to Governor Taft, is returning the funds to subscribers. In Cheyenne Wyoming the Horn trial defense rested and the state began rebuttal with about fifty subpoenas issued.
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Cincinnati
Spain
W. Rankin
United States
Merron
Taft
Philippines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Trade venture aims to open Gauldian stores across UK
London reports strong interest in a proposed pan dominion trade company organizing to sell Gauldian products chiefly food at middling prices. Backers include The End of Aberdeen former Canada governor general and W K Nursey now in Canada. The plan seeks 2 750 000 capital with producers and growers contributing part, while Kuppenleimer clothes hub is mentioned.
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Inken
United Kingdom
Aberdeen
Overnor General
Canada
Amon
Hich
W. K. Nursey
Wiiter
Agricuture
Manitoba
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