Fire Afloat on Sal Anna Off Crete Station
The French steamer Sal Anna bound from New York to the Mediterranean cites a fire at sea. A wireless report places the vessel near 40 23 N, 47 30 E with no heavy cargo aboard and a crew of about 100. Fire was detected in No 2 hold while berthed in South Brooklyn. $10,009 loss cited.
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Nelifax
Marine Department
Cape Mace
Tala Tontabe
Mensage
Sant Anna
Bant Apna
Pavyx
Bhes
New York
Stediterranean Points
Mallen
Febre
Sant’ Anna
Mediterranean Porte
Tne
James W. Kiwell & Co
Jocal
Hallfas
Ardonee
Near
Midocean
Anna
Dearden
Mathap
Fearn
Naplee
Starseiles
Vary
Brooklyn
Santa Anna
Frederick van Dyne
United States
Conedt
Lyons
Abe Way
Nin Point
Hia
Wanhineton
Lawn Mower Ad Notes Limited Medical Benefit
Fragmentary classified style item mentions lawn mowers and meds with vague terms. Names Allen and Union Cigar Store appear, with scattered addresses Lincoln and 25th. No clear action, date, or outcome provided.
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Motal
Allen
Union Cigar Store
Cor
Lincoln
25Th Bt
Four Men Involved in Fatal Early Morning Incident
A chaotic scene unfolded early in the morning as two white men and two Black individuals were fatally harmed. One suspect barricaded himself inside a building, prompting a chase that ended with another fatal shooting while authorities pursued capture and the suspect chose suicide over arrest.
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Caritele
Mod
Buffalo Indians Tales in Six Reels at the Alhambra
A local preview notes a six reel program titled Hundreds of Buffalo Real Indians and a portrayal of the days of 49 screening tomorrow at the Alhambra theater.
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Alhambra
Police Battle Ends When Bandit Nelson Dies by Gunshot
A dawn confrontation in a crowded Los Angeles district ended with bandit Nelson dead from a self-inflicted bullet after police raked his room with heavy fire through a nightlong siege. Officers and bystanders exchanged shots as they directed light and gunfire into the residence, where Nelson and accomplice Hugh Sadeth were cornered.
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Francisco
Een
Alzty Polity
Geers Feoreigner
Los Angeles
Nelson
Jane
Real
Denital
Thousende
Spectatora
Hugh Sadeth
Bexam
Peter ‘Hammond
Kelson
Nelson's
H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nelon
Nelwon
Aingle
Tuttle
Boy Killed by Electric Shock in Ogden City
A 11 year old, Cordon Larsen, son of Amon Larsen, died after a stray electric wire contact while leading a horse team near Eighth West Street and Fourth South. The incident also killed the horses. Otto Hoewen witnessed the event. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental with no blame on the electric light department or telephone company.
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Cordon Larsen
Amon Larsen
Ogden Reardett
Delghany City
Néwa
Ogden Yeatening
Eighth West Street
Fourth South Street
Thase
Ikwo
Tor
Votras
Ledy
Otto Hoewen
Laraes
A. N. Olven
Larsen
W. J. Lowe
Figgins
N. J. Valeating
AL EL Valentines
Tw.bendico
Tity Electric Lght Department
Telephone Company
Salt Lakers Invade Uinta Basin Tour Begins
A Salt Lake business party led by George A. Steiner sails in ten autos toward Provo as the Salt Lakers launch an invasion of the Uinta basin. They plan breakfast at 6 and a trout luncheon at Duchesne, visiting Duchesne Vertal Roosevelt and Myton, with return to Salt Lake expected Thursday.
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Galt Lake
Provo
Uinta Basin
Lorkrane
Flourlahing
Mucheane County
Uinta Bast
Duchesne
Dour Mors
Salt Lake
Thut
Tuchcape
George A. Steiner
Commercial Club
H. Clay
FA. Pyke
Tadey
J. le. Carey
Walter Damrosch on music's role in daily life
Conductor Walter Damrosch argues music equals daily happiness and life meaning. He contends beauty, both natural and artistic, elevates the soul, and that the artist brings inner vision closer to God. He praises patrons who fund orchestras and opera, urging more wealthy Americans to support music as a public good.
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Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Beleves
Haman
Haye M. Damroach
Boston
Higelnseh
New York
Harry Harknese Flagler
Symphony
Society of New York
James Loeb
New York Institute of Musical Art
Bfr
Aredrew Carmegio
Joseph Pulitzer
New York Philharmonic Society
Otte"Kabo
W. K Vanderbilt
Clarence Mackey
Harold McCormick
Eben Jordan
HL T. Stotesbury Lave
America
Theas
Tife
Mualcha
Lloyd George Urges United War Effort For Victory
Prime Minister David Lloyd George declares the Allies must mobilize full strength to defeat Germany, warning the war’s outcome hinges on industrial, material, and manpower efforts. He praises Russia’s enduring resistance and stresses coordinated national action, urging prompt, comprehensive mobilization to prevent defeat.
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London
David Lloyd George
Mayd-George
Great Britain
France
Bafale
Lloyd George
Aude
Prisoner Taken From Northwestern Passenger Train
Edward Ledwidge, J C Paddock and a supervisor were traveling on a Northwestern Railway service from Juarez to Madera when bandits stopped the train near Cumbe tase. Ledwidge was held as a hostage after persuading bandits to accept him as a substitute for Paddock, who along with another American was allowed to leave. The incident is linked to the Chatea brothers, reported as operating independently. Ledwidge originally hailed from Little Rock, Arkansas.
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el Uso
Tezaa
Edward Ledwiter
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Cammny
el Paso Milling Company
Madera Company, Ltd
Northwestern
Cumbe Tase
Dandita
Baturdey
Juarez
Madera
Ledwidge
J.C. Paddock
Macee
Paddock
Aent
Chatea Brothers
Liutte Hock
Ark
Fragmentary wartime pledge reframed as a vow to sacrifice all
The passage speaks of sacrificing all possessions and efforts for a native land. It frames grim preparations and broad mobilization as essential to secure victory, presenting a stark, ritualistic call to duty amid conflict.
Tama Found Dead On Street In Iowa Town
Wie Balt Lake September 12 W R Anderson of 364 East First South Street was found dead on the street steps of the Masonic temple at Second East and First South Streets at 6 35 am a powder blackened bullet wound in the right temple and a revolver with one chamber fired lay at his feet police say the body was found by William Emith and taken to the Larkin-Ital] undertaking rooms Anderson formerly worked as a brakeman on the Bamberger railway his wife Nina P Anderson of Council Bluffs Ia spoke of family troubles and possible return home in recent letters and she urged him not to become discouraged after he was laid off
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Balt Lake
W. R. Anderson
First South Street
Masonic Temple
Second East
First South Streets
Thia
William Emith
Fifth ‘Avenue
Larkin-Ital
D. Keddington
Thomas Ompeau
George Moore
Anderson
Nina P. Anderson
Lat Council Blalfs
Bamberger
Bia
Carranza Seeks Conference on Border Crisis
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Lansing will consider Carranza's proposal for Pan American conferees to meet in a border city to discuss border troubles and a peace conference plan. A follow up meeting with diplomatic reps from Argentina Brazil Chile Uruguay and Guatemala is planned to discuss responses and recognition claims.
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Washington
Wilson
Flair Lansing
Venustiano Carranza
Alacuna
Plana
Atate
Argentina
Drazl
Chile
Bolleiz
Uruguay
Guatemall
Catransa
Eald
Villa
Carranza
Iberg
Brinton Lays At Holliday On Sept 12
Joseph Waymond Brinton 63, longtime operator of Brinton's corner blacksmith shop at Seventeenth South Street and the county road, died yesterday morning at 10 30 at his Holliday home. He leaves a large family of sons and daughters, several brothers and sisters, and was a son of David H Brinton.
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Joseph H. Brinton
Holliday Balt Lake
Joseph Waymond Brinton
Ol ‘Spe
Brinton
Brinton Family Notice From Cottonwood Theaters
Harriet D Dridion and Brinton family members are listed in a funeral or marriage notice with multiple heirs and relatives named across Nevada Idaho Utah and Utah locations. The fragment references life missions, land presiding over a conference, and connections to the Sandwich Islands plus a long list of Brinton siblings and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet D. Dridion
To & Land
Sandwich Islands
Butrtrigg
J. Bunty
Fly
Nev
Bamuet H
Drintos
May HH
Brinton
Mes
Mitton
Churchill
Idasy
0. T. Jensen, Mrs. T. C. ‘Gundeson
Mire
H. K. Drigen
Hep
Caleb D. Brinton
Hyrima Brinton
William R. Brinton
Robert N. Brinton
Laurence Yours
George Burbldce
Balt Lat
David B. Brinton
Franklin Brinton
Holliday
Hires Bagley
Vincent Shurttt Y Hig
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Walter Damnrosch
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