Weber River Irrigation Project Promises Big Utah Effort
In Weber County a large irrigation initiative unfolds with leaders including Governor Spry and engineers detailing a plan to build a major reservoir on the Weber River and distribute water to about 80,000 to 90,000 acres. The assembly features prominent figures such as Major Richard W. Young and Col. Willard Young, and speakers emphasize home-building and farming growth while debating funding through bonds and state laws.
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Bingham Attacks Magistrates and Politicians
The article quotes Bingham denouncing the judiciary as corrupt and a core police problem. He claims attempts at leniency and alleges bribe offers connected to officials, including General Ainghan, while criticizing police leadership in New York. The piece frames a heated political confrontation over justice and governance.
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Hampton's Magazine: The Way of the Transcret and Reform
A fragmented page describes Hampton's Magazine features and articles. It highlights topics including fashion, reform, and literary pieces by authors such as John Van Vorst and Charles Edward Kassel, noting a typial tone of the era.
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John van Vorst
Charles Edward Kassel
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Alice
Bear Lake Valley project aims at large storage reservoir
Aug 2 Bear Lake Valley Montpetier Idaho The Lute Pswar company began work on a Bear Lake storage reservoir idea for irrigation. Plan envisions a concrete dam eight miles long across Bear Lake Valley to hold back Boise River water and supply power for a pumping plant. Dam gates would release water to feed river flow and a pumping station would lift water for distribution.
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Investigating Grazing Practices in Salt Lake Pasture
Salt Lake inquiry to review grazing at a pasture run by Harry Provo. Willard Hauer leads a Dairy and Food Commission probe into charges by Ch A C Young veterinarian about cows trespassing on Ark Wauer plots and carcasses rotting in fields. Investigators aim to fence fields and enforce January upkeep, with Dr T Beatty consulted on state board matters.
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Fatal Elevator Accident At Salt Lake City
A construction site incident at a Salt Lake City location killed Nancy Osborne when she was pinned by a malfunctioning elevator mechanism. Emergency responders battled flames and smoke as investigators began examining the cause and potential safety failures at the building.
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Haspleal
Staney
Mary Prenton
Momar
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Lowe
Phystetai
Schedule of racing conflicts for Lake and Ogden clubs
Hert' Lake August notices a schedule of racing with conflicts arranged by manager WA Ws Wlyah for the Violet Jackey Club and manager John Hackslt of the Ogden Jockey Club. The Ogden meeting runs from September through early December with events in Ogden and Salt Lake starting October 14. Captain John Hackitt, a leading turfman, will oversee meetings while famed horseman avid W. AL' Burray Watcher handles life asset meetings at Le Hermitage during preparations for the upcoming meets.
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Cuba Talks New Lottery Scheme and Postal Reform
Washington reports Cuba’s director general of posts and telegraphs, Senor Grenala Nadarne, arriving with Cuban officials to discuss a new lottery plan and plans to curb mail theft via automobiles. He expressed hope for a unified national policy but did not confirm methods. He also touted Cuba’s improving financials and an expected sugar crop near record levels, with a forecast of 1,730,099 tons.
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Senor Grenala Nadarne
Cuba
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Hitchcock
Cole
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Cobo
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Guba
Washingtons Bitesher Disabled by Shoulder Injury
Walter Johns, star pitcher for Washington, is sidelined by a shoulder injury after a recent loss to Cleveland. The ailment limits his play this season, with potential long term impact on his pitching career and team plans for the year.
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Walter Johnson
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Johnson Wis
Lo Trayn
Gubters Last Battle Reenactment Planned in Cheyenne Lands
Pierre Sept 1 Captain Dowell and Company B officers and men prepare to portray Custer’s Last Battle in a local historical reenactment during Cheyenne Indian reservation registration. Indian forces will be led by Chief Inpu- Lightning, with authorization for use of his warriors and more than a hundred participants in a staged reenactment under his command.
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Custer
Young Man Refuses Aid Amid attempted theft and threats
A Vienna merchant's son, Raviniph Walinski, attempted to threaten a ceramic asht, firing a revolver at a constable who refused aid. The suspect, 22, faces immigration action and possible deportation as authorities report the incident.
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Fragmentary obituary notice for Falke McClor and related figures
Fragmented OCR reads like an obituary or death notice for Falke McClor with scattered details of residence in Washington and a mention of McCinskey's California trip. The text is garbled, with names and places only partly legible, lacking a clear date or cohesive narrative.
Lopey Witness Report From Washington War Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Washington area event with mentions of names and places, including Apptonin and P-Mohyme Poy MANsAtrEre. The text references a run and a wavering scene across Menican and Minuewie with unclear details about actions or outcomes.
Unclear OCR summary of awards event and officials
Fragmentary OCR text describes an awards honoring G Frank Steets and a special representative of a peper totergas. Mentions nine of eriah, Lt fis, OMe, MIABNCAeLUTEr, and Saint adaer iced would pitiet show. Indicates potential national consideration but lacks coherent details.
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Atlantic Steamer A N AE Four Dave AE Four Dave
A scrambled report describes the Atlantic steamer facing a transport disruption near New Fork. It notes the vessel reaching Tilbury and London park with passengers aboard, then continuing after an hour’s halt. The Minneapolis passed mid voyage, with later updates on arrival and cargo capacity.
Emma Eames Retires, Will Return in Time
Paris reports Emma Eames announces retirement from stage after a final concert in America. She states plans to enjoy life and sing no more, but hints at possible future appearances and a last concert later.
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America
Earl Grey to face provincial authorities for shooting deer
Vancouver reports Earl Grey, governor general, and party including Lady Sybil Grey were near the coast north of Vancouver when a deer shooting incident led to their expected arrest by provincial authorities. The group, traveling with the government yacht, may be charged under residen system as stated by locals.
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Proclamation Restores Straw Hat Rule in Teudye
In Cicasm on September 1 Mayor Buesc a year'meo restored the straw hat proclamation to permanent effect after the unusually warm Byte ur. The new rule will last until September 1s, extending the allowance for straw hats due to the recent heat.
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Death of Brigadier General in New York City
John Al M. Ricx of New York dies at home after serving in the Dalam army and retiring as brigadier general in 1903. His son Henry Moore Ricx, traveling by automobile to the Adirondacks, could not be reached as attempts to convey the news failed.
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Death during major surgical operation reported in 19th century journal
An obituary notes the death of an individual connected to Vulcan Tron Works and Southern Pacific machinery. It mentions a position overseeing the mechanical department at a facility in Seerrmonto, California, with unclear details due to garbled OCR. The piece references a lengthy and possibly ceremonial context around the death during surgery.
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Japan faces record rice harvest forecast this year
Agricultural experts in Toko forecast a large rice crop for Japan, estimating output around seventeen percent above the long term average. The projection reflects favorable weather and growing conditions across regions, signaling a strong year for farmers and markets.
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