Salt Lake to Host Grand Army Encampment in 1909
Reported plans show Salt Lake City chosen to entertain the Grand Army of the Republic in 1909. Officers to be installed. encampment to close. a $1,000 contribution to the Francis Scott Key Memorial Association. delegates named by Utah counties and cities. notable visits by naval officers and governor events shaping the program.
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Salt Lake
Grand Army OF Republic
Toledo
Salt Lake City
Washington
G. A. HK
Womans’ Heller Corps
GA. R
Ne Yina
W. A.C
Francis Scott Key
Howwatan Ilands
Swinburne
Corwin P. Rees
Goveror Freer
Crimore
Rawhide Fire Strikes Northern Mining Town
Word reached San Francisco that Rawhide Nav was burning with the Western Union telegraph office destroyed and wire service interrupted. The mining town of about 2400 people was reported doomed with fire seen across Main Street, leaving residents without instruments and fire protection. Estimated loss reached 750000 dollars as 3000 inhabitants fled home and faced shortages before telegraph service was restored.
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San Francisco
Rawhide
Western Union
Reno
Nev
Rivhide Ia
Piero
Morocco Crisis and German Pressure Over Morocco
German and French tensions over Morocco intensify as Berlin pressures for recognition of Mulat Hath and aims to counter French influence. Paris resents delays in recognizing Moroccan arrangements, with public communications denying private negotiations. The Algericas framework sought Moroccan political and commercial autonomy under major powers, while Germany seeks leverage to limit French gains and assert its own role.
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Rabin
Polly i Moxacco
Germany
Great Britain
Posil Ns
France
Algecias
Moroccs
Praca
Bouin
Morocco
Mulat Hathd
Mulat
Paris
Bertin
Murat
Democrats Meet in Stockton California Nominate Presidential Electors
Democrats convene in Stockton to nominate presidential electors. George W. Cartwright chosen chairman as party unity appears, with a new advisory committee to manage campaign funds and coordinate with the state central committee. The body plans to adjourn tomorrow amid anticipated harmony after a compromise in the feud with National Committeeman Wathen Cole.
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Stockton
Cal
George W. Cartwright
Vstal
Wathen Cole
James D. Phelan
San Francisno
Hush
Hanford
Los Angeles
Wate Central
Irrigation Special Train Planned for Utah Delegates
Envernor Nantes F J Kiese and L W Shurtllifax led Utah delegates in opening negotiations for a special rail train to join the National Irrigation Congress. Oregon Short Line route proposal to be submitted to the executive committee for approval. Delegates expected to travel with baggage cars and a diner car, arranging for a cab and committee car, with Salt Lake and Colorado services to be coordinated. Governor Gutley issued proclamation naming representatives for the congress session.
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Tren J. Mlaecl
Utah
Oregon
Executivs Committee
Ines
Fiat
Sonte
Salt Lake
Colorado
Vda
Gutley
Mistress bitten by PET dog treated at Pasteur Institute
Mrs Godfrey of Arengo, wife of three, was hospitalized after a dog bite raised hydrophobia fears. The Pasteur Institute treated her and noted the dog’s brain tissue remained infected, supporting a rabies exposure. Dr Antonia Latiorlo reported a similar case from a fox bite.
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Arengo
Rept
Gortrey
Oloradto Springs
Pasteur Institute
Godtrey
Antonia Latiorlo
Thenneihet Wontin
Cilturo
Arn. Godfrey
Contax
Chterge
la Gorle
Thaw Remains in Dutchess County Jail
Justice Morehouse denies an order to transfer Harry J. Thaw from Dutchess County Jail to another institution. Sheriff Chanser requested the transfer alleging the jail was inappropriate for a prisoner committed noninsane. The court cited the restraint order and the jail's custody of Thaw as justified.
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Dutchess County
Vonrickenpate
N. v
Sant
Morehhauser
Harry J. Thaw
Courye
Webert W. Chanser
Mit
Mocsehauser
Receiver Littlefield May Meet Opposition
New York dispatch reports a meeting of the creditors of A. O Brown & Co. A fat jy position is likely to be made in the TK district court next Tuesday regarding the appointment of a former Paygresknan fattened as receiver for the brokers. A newcomer may join the New York scene but is not yet fully familiar with local events.
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New York
Creiilers
A. O Brown & Co
Ilkely
Paygresknan
Evehi Nico Euxtowe
Hawaiians Plan 79 Receive Pacific Fleet
In Honeluva on September 4 the locals plan to receive a Pacific Fleet unit. Numerous enternority grants have been issued and paint for allicers is mentioned as part of the arrangements.
WINDPIPE INJURY LEADS TO HOSPITALIZED MAN SURVIVAL
A man was driven to St Luke's Hospital after his windpipe was severed in an assault. Dr Cy He Wall stabilized him with emergency treatment and a silver inhaler, while police seek the suspect. The patient remains internally injured but shows hopeful signs of recovery.
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Cy He Wall
Worpital
Opening of Ballot Boxes Halted in Missouri Case
Jefferson City Missouri September 1 A writ of prohibition halted the opening of ballot boxes from the recent primary election. Hasty Wala, candidate for solicitor of St Louis, sought the order to prevent Judge Whison Taylor of St Louis from requiring the boxes to be produced and opened in a criminal court proceeding. The hearing was set for tomorrow with return date October 11.
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Jefferson Cty
Charles B R Roberts Out Of Danger After Assault
Charles B R Roberts, injured in an assault on the boat walk last Wednesday night in Hattiters, is now out of danger and progressing well. No new information was released about the search for the assailant, Heberts remains the subject of investigation.
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Charles BR. Roberts
Milande
Charles
Raberlie
Hattiters
Heberts
Frank P. Sargent Dies After Long Illness
Obituary notes Frank P. Sargent, long time War Commissioner of Immigration and head of the Department of Commerce, died after a lengthy illness. He served from 1902 and was a prominent figure in national committees and reform groups, with leadership roles in the National Mule Federation and related charitable and civic boards.
Millionaire's Will Leaves Large Charitable Bequests
Frederick Goopur Hewitt, who died at his Oswego home, left more than 34 million dollars to charity. The Metropolitan Museum of Art receives 1.5 million, and a 9 million gift is earmarked for the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Other bequests include 200 thousand to a national disability fund and 100 thousand to a crippled children’s charity.
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N. Ys
Ohsritabla
InsUtfiong
Tha
Metropoliten Museum
Ant and Yala
Tam Metropolitan “Museum of Art
Hogpital
New York
Stabbing Tragedy In West Sixtieth Street Tenement
New York dispatch reports a woman found stabbed in her second floor apartment on West Sixty Street. The injured widow, Mrs. Lutian Fay, lay on the floor with a knife in the room while a carpenter identified as John W. Tallar remained nearby. Police say a man, Foster, is suspected of involvement. The victim was taken to St. Vincent’s Hospital in serious condition with life threatening injuries. Witnesses say a purchase of the woman by Wer hishand is under investigation.
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New York
West Sithsatreet
Lutian Fay
St. Vin
Foster
Jer
Brutal Murder Trial Reveals Conflicting Confessions
In Danton Sept 4 report the murder of a wife unfolds with a key suspect Jordan whose inconsistent confessions link to the mutilated remains found at his home. Police and attorney statements detail a complex sequence of events, with blame and memory gaps cited as motive and question.
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Herslle
Angela
Boston
Honor
Dordan
Etrend
Shannon
Ber Imeband
Chestur
Jordin
Pinlign
Tha Inshand
Hla
Ina Taam
T Wanengh Street
Somenvile
Hiadre
Tin
Willa
Seharton
Davetika
Jordan
Livermore
Toy of
New
York
Amtek
Lin Ale
Len
Givyn
Joronwan
Submarines Fly Peculiar Flag for Submarine Tests
New York reports new Navy protocol for submarines to fly a black fish flag on white with red border when conducting dives or experiments. The flag signals urgent underwater activity and precedes tests by merchant ships and torpedo calculations. Navy officials emphasize safety and clear signaling during sensitive operations near New York Harbor.
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New York
Sens
Alwave
Echmariie Wunts
Plants Have Memory Says Darwin Foe In Dublin Opening
A Dublin gathering features a controversial speech on plant memory and Darwinism. The speaker argues animals and humans share habits through natural selection, while critics warn the phenomena require careful scientific explanation beyond sensational claims.
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Darwin
Don Dyalt
Walwhonsa
Dewi
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