Death Valley Man’s Fatal Confrontation at Indian Camp
A man named Charlie was killed amid a clash near the Little Charlo ranch in Death Valley. Reports indicate a group of armed individuals approached an Indian camp, opened fire, and led to a confrontation with local residents, leaving one injured and another dead. Authorities investigated the scene as a fatal shooting incident with ongoing patrols.
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Mhyotte
John Cosey
Hhynike
Charles
Crnp
Sally Wonder
Clay
Winchester
Oedorne
Enule
Desperate trail follows suspect’s escape and surrender
Fragmentary lines describe a suspect’s surrender followed by an attempted escape and a difficult pursuit. The text hints at a desperate trail and subsequent capture, with unclear details about persons or locations.
Enormous Profits Quietly Revealed in Oil Case
New York reports detail a federal trial where Pipa Lim and partners claim profits exceeding four million dollars in 2005. Witnesses describe complex oil transport, balance sheets, and a claim that the Ladlann company moved most shipments for Standard Oil. Government lawyers argue pervasive profits and deceptive scheduling aimed at limiting shipments.
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New York
Gorge Chonrong
Tha Rational Plyo
Waga
Rellige
Ola Drough
Tdiana
Elf
Standard Oil Company
Floods in Spain devastate Andilasta towns and bridges
Madehl Sep 26 Unprecedented floods in Andilasta trigger alarming damage as torrents wash away roads and bridges. Homes and villages suffer severe losses with widespread disruption and risk to residents.
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Madehl
Andilasta
Ar Buckles' Ariosa Coffee Shines in Quality Spotlight
The article highlights Ar Buckles and the Ariosa Coffee brand showcasing exceptional quality and consistency. It notes strong reception among customers and industry observers, with praise for flavor profile and sourcing practices that set it apart in the market.
Strong agitation in Cuba sparks arrests and rumors in Havana
Reports from Tawang Cuba dated September 26 describe arrests of General Masse Porra General Jud Diewos and Ava Mirely on charges of conspiring against public order. The alleged plot to aid a revolt against Americans in Cuba involved funds allegedly routed through New York. Officials in Havana, Santiago and Puerto Principe noted rising unrest while the U S War Department readied for potential action.
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Tawang
Cuba
Sncret
Olive Tulay
Masse Porra
Jud Diewos
Paroh
New York
Para
Havani
Santi
Nanos
Stans
Lendara
Aching
Guuurel Barry
Amerie Army of Ponification
Havana
Ping
Inttar
Muinty Usgrons
Magoun
Om Wal Adviers
Santiago
Puerto Pruespe
Banta Glaea
Mabanzas
Maram
Phare
Piyar del Rio
Erickson
Millinery Shop of Mrs A Murie Burns Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept Mrs A Murie Burns millinery shop in a Salt Lake City area early morning, causing estimated losses between 3000 and 4000 dollars with $1000 insurance. Mrs Burns and her two daughters escaped, assisted by neighbors, while other town stores and a factory shared in smoke and heat. The cause cited as defective wiring. volunteers aided efforts as town residents rallied to support the injured and homeless.
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Athind
Utah
A. Murig
Freab
Toomaslin
Mn. Marie
Dioni
Muriv
Sapa
Vera
Owun
Becker
Alul
Caltiin
Wade
MRK
Nelid Hilay
Bering
Fondshafts
Ete
Woosuman
Fead Valley
Eeuaen
Wohl today elected athletic manager at university
The report records Wohl today being elected as athletic manager with the university community staff polled. It lists 720 present, 483 general students, and 278 preparatory students, outlining normal and preparatory classes and noting the campus environment.
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Wohl
Fergnmon Wan Electu
Smtafipolsind
Drake
Fragmented OCR: Meilly Gibson and alleged fraud case
Readable fragments suggest a report involving Meilly Gibson and a Logan Avenue man linked to a $2,000 truce settlement attempt. Mentions of false pretenses and a Waknapedting Lagamite appear. details are unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Hink Lata
Bool
Sheiohn R
Kwarts
Logan
Thim Atterneat
Gipson
Eden
Albant Ag
Mirman
North Country Prosperity Report From Salt Lake
Salt Lake City reports the north country enjoying unprecedented prosperity with rail lines loaded with sugar beets hay wheat oats potatoes beans livestock and ice. Farmers drive terms with produce to railroads while sons of farmers fetch good prices. trains carry many passengers and are full.
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Otton
Fker
Avery
Leh Mercantile Company Assigns to Credit Association
Fragmented OCR notes report the Leh Mercantile Company assigning its assets to the Utah Credit Men's Association for creditors. Claimed assets are listed at $15,000. details present are garbled. The remainder suggests heavy indebtedness and further actions but is unreadable.
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Ling
Utah Credit Men's Association Wiy
Mw Iiusels
Niles
Swindlers Advertise for Men Across Cities
Reported hoax recruitment ads target job seekers amid the Owens River water project scam. Officials say unknown parties circulated notices in Denver Seattle and other cities promising labor for a large Los Angeles water project. Authorities caution applicants to verify a legitimate posting and avoid sending money or personal data.
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Low Angotts
Cal
Ely
Owens River
Denvay
Seattle
Settig Corin Athult
Los Angeles
Ingte- Wood
Californi
Walle
Fashions In Fans Highlight Royal and Afternoon Styles
In a royal fashion note, fans become essential accessories for women’s toilettes. Delicate miniature fans in silk or silver with embroidery or sequins match gowns for day and evening wear, while more ornate feather and lace models complete formal attire. Contemporary metal quotations accompany the fashion brief.
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Londo
Shawn
Lave
Admiral Dayton's Squadron Arrives San Francisco Harbor
A wireless from the flagship Wen Ye gluit states Admiral Dayton's squadron will pass the quarantine line at daylight and enter San Francisco Bay. West Virginia Maryland Colorado and Pennsylvania expected to stay months then dock at Bremerton for painting and upkeep as cruisers California Charleston St Louis Raleigh and Cleveland prepare for transit exercises. A reception plan involved about 100 representatives including Senator Perkins and Mayor officials.
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Admiral Dayton
West Viesinia
Maryland
Cotarida
Teo
San Francisco
Jond
Alamo
Berkeley
Dayton
Hay Vlties
United States
Perkins
Kuow- Yand
Colossel Draper
West Virginia
Calfornia
Charleston
Louie
Raleigh
Tanset
Mandalega
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Sanic
Bremerton Navy Yard
Pernam Tonics Appeal to High and Low Stations
A sprawling fragment advertises Pernam as an invigorating tonic claimed to aid summer and winter ailments. It cites endorsements from a Virginia congressman and a former legislator, asserting wide usefulness for all social classes and suggesting remedies for tired, rundown systems through a medical oil tonic.
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Prines
Jon
Blomp
Virginia
W. A. Kelbaugh
Tegislatury
Washington, D. C
Medieloe
Wolfist
Union Printers Home Receives $109000 Gift
At a Valu Printers home trustees meeting in Colorado Springs a $109000 bequest from a wealthy widow was announced to fund a new annex for families of printers. The gift, once accepted, will help start construction and a charter change allows the home to accept such gifts. The plan separates the Annex from the main house to better regulate health and sanitary standards.
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Colorado Borhngs
Sant
Valu
Ame
Japan probes riots as envoy arrives for inquiry
A Japanese consular official arrived to assist an investigation into a recall day riot. Reports state Ottawa tensions and unauthorised claims clouding motives amid Sino-Chinese labor concerns in Honduia and surrounding areas.
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