Nomination of Wil. Craig for mayor by Republicans
Delegates at the Tepublican convention in the Fifth Ward meeting house vote to nominate Wil. Craig for mayor. The gathering, led by Inde Hulaniski as chair, discusses party unity, strong city administration, and Roosevelt themed remarks amid calls for disciplined governance and ward by ward planning.
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Willeh
Inde Hulaniski
A.atrans
Tekot
Couchmen
Vaud Amphrise
Anu
Dawe
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Abrahdur Tincaln
Apphillie
Roosevelt
M Rou
Dygiey
Ehagenui
Nini
Lia
Perriient Organization
Kiret
Tames B
Metric
Wiliam Howell
Muied
Trial Witnesses Describe Turmoil at Contested Meeting
Continted on Puye Bix shows no arrangements for payment to other makers of the band while Wit Cnet Ie Ward faced off with Ref officials. A large crowd attended the trial day as witnesses spoke of mothers and communities. Surprises emerged as the crowd heard how seven farmers endured cross examination and details of a tumorous exchange between opposing camps.
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Caiagher
Tne
Receiver of Sevier Mines Court Action Stirs Debt Claims
In Salt Lake yesterday a Sevier Mines receivership case surfaced with claims that property tied to the Sevier Mining and Milling company is heavily debt-laden. The court heard about assets including mines and stockholdings as creditors seek to secure payment and protect shareholders amid ongoing business concerns.
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Clavisg S. Marnon
Onien
Ae Appulibiient
Abe Seving
Ted Win and Milling Company
Iin
Salt Laky
Bathas
Whowe Hoi
Ssikonh Way
Moe Corporation
Matson Sad
Sevier
Telissiaing
Uneiaalves
Nee
Nesilop
Stockholdar
Tess
Utah
Uae
Electrical Workers Strike Reported in Local City
A strike by electrical workers disrupts services as union members protest wage and safety concerns. The walkout affects several projects, with management negotiating terms while the community awaits a settlement. Local officials urge restraint and continue mediation efforts.
Striking Workers Face Suppression and Scattered Protests
Reported labor unrest shows miners and mill hands marching and refusing to work while authorities detain leaders. Strikes disrupt daily routines as pickets spread, with arrests and accusations of crimes against union organizers fueling tensions in multiple locales.
Rally Day Majedum Rally Thiet at the ohuivah
A local rally day at the Methodist church will include recitations and songs by students. The program lists class groups and a fellowship reception, with attendees from the community and nearby schools expected to join.
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Ohuivah
Buin
ADE Friends Sone
Jabra
Isis
Love Greater Law Trial At Lincoln Neb
Fragmented report from Lincoln Nebraska on September 2 notes a Methodist church trial proceeding. Testimony is described as similar to prior preliminary investigation evidence, with Mrs Crogs testifying about actions and guilt.
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Lincaln
Wilber T
Pargasan
Mra BT
Crs
Tha Alia
Tad Etyar
Alesti
Tnikcon
Ute Antulster
Ute Antulster, Why Wis der Pounder, Mrs. Crogs
Ant
Tingley Active in Debates on Universal Education
The fragment references Mrs Tingley and a push for universal education, noting backlash and political action related to school reform, with mentions of locations such as New Forest and Lake Welten and figures including Cab Raph and Wein. The text is highly distorted but suggests advocacy and opposition surrounding education policy.
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Tingle
Lake Welten
New Forest
Unclear historical note on municipal figures and events
Fragmentary OCR text references San Francisco officials, corruption, trials, and various named persons and places but is largely corrupted and unreadable, with scattered phrases about lechery, trials, and civic matters. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge for a concise summary.
Unclear transcription details of a historical item
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and scattered phrases with no clear event, date, or location. Readable elements include personal names such as Monten Nettie and Gil Ey, but the overall item lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize into a specific historical event.
Inginca Becomes Central Topic in City Strike News
Sept. 26 City Miners rally as Pank City Miners unveil plans amid a strike by Inginca workers. J. P. Fanglord, secretary, framed the protest, praising the ship owners while noting workers’ grievances. One dollar of aid was allocated for the needy workers. a committee was formed to manage relief and appeals.
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J. P Fanglord
Bamberger
Tom Durns Bets On Bout Despite Training Setbacks
Tommy Durns and Tommy Burns spar as they prepare for a scheduled bout. The article notes Burns and his trainer emphasizing conditioning and work ethic, with plans to fight in Long Beach. A local opponent is discussed and the clash is built around weight, readiness, and crowd support. the piece hints at the bout’s timing and stakes.
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Tadle
Yomnie Burns
Miamy
Jong Hehoh
Nla
Efgre
Long Beach
Tommty
Ty Tn
Jimmy
Mismy
Thay
Carter
Tony
Anxtona Fox
Alyle
Gauk
Rome
Miners Threaten Strike Across City Telegraph Lines
In a chaotic report a group of miners threaten a widespread strike disrupting telegraph services. Key figures include Holy and Mt Sullivan with involvement from Charles M. Natl and the Railway Telegraphers union. The New York appointment and local committee details remain unclear.
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Kleaga
Nauuiu
Velesraptirs
Nolon Dociaras
Mipmoparagors
oMees
Atyiking
Mt. Sullivan
Shuvesant Fish Replies On Hawaii Road Deals And Policy
A lengthy, partially garbled letter or reply by Shuvesant Fish discusses Hawaii road deals, political maneuvers, and central railway policy. The text references President McKinley era figures, Hariman, and Union Pacific influence, questioning central control and corporate power shaping public works and taxation.
Indictments Filed in Goldfield Murder Case
A batch of indictments returns to the county grand jury in Mineral County. Georgy Lihann and others face charges connected to the killing of Mac kene Mauneell. Tonopah and Goldfield detectives are named in proceedings. Perjury charges sit against FP Hodon, manager of the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad. The public case details suggest further action pending.
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Ievenal
Hodon
Tonopah
Golddeld
Ruttrand
Perhery
Sommel
Quetnin
Adala
Royaty
Tollgrand
Attorney General Hadley on railroad freight rates case
In Jefferson City Missouri the Attorney General discusses the long running freight rate dispute with railroad companies. He cites recent testimony and states the railroads may have abandoned their defense of the existing practices while acknowledging potential effects on passenger rates and compliance with the law.
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Jefferson City
Natireat
Lewia
Altorney
Ing R
Meneral Hadley
Ram Ayguvog
Nile
Lina Threeant
Valle
Hailey
Thain
Indictment of C H Harriman by Federal Grand Jury
A San Francia based grand jury indicts C H Harriman on multiple counts. The document details alleged involvement with interstate commerce violations and connections to organized crime networks, with references to figures and entities in Chicago and the Orient. The lengthy text outlines procedural steps and historical context surrounding the case and the Interstate Commerce Commission investigation.
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Federal Grand Jury
San Francia
Srn Fratelsco
Sout
Stix Iniktet
Federal Arid Jury
Mroaldom
Rowsevall
Mbrawe
Kobe
Chicago
Bophimbar
Tima Tha
Weile
Oriel
Paricuinay
Toy ‘Trate
Wrecker
Stubbs
Harriman Rmyd
Hefaraha Inberatntes Coumerce
Tokohanie
Citgally
Balk
Arming Pacific Naval Depots and Armories
The article reports on arming efforts across Pacific naval depots with armories and magazines being filled. It notes authorized shipments, orders, and government involvement, detailing supply strategies and security measures for wartime needs and preparedness.
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Pacific
Fragmented notice hints at legal action and dates
Fragmented OCR text references a court matter with Sept. 10 as a potential date and mentions a defendant Moses Hace. A Polish girl is noted in unclear context. No clear events or entities are reliably readable beyond the court reference and detainee name.
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Otis
Punt
Heneesy Minh
Hethee
York
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Wil. Craig
Dr. A. S. Condon
Judge Bagley
Rudolph Kuchler
Uta
Connel
Avery Bineh
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Sevier Mines
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Love Greater Tran Law
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Gil Ey
Pank City
Pera
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Tommy Durns
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Joe Gaits
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Mont Boice
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Charles M. Natl
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Union PaciFic
Hawaiiroad
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Union Pacifia
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Mvesturs Biel
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Tories
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Hinton
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Saribonih
A. Paget
Goldfield
Buay Gedlor
Hadley
ST. Louis
Mysterious Gablegham
New York World Betoyc News
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Govermeny
Gable
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Hawaii
Euelgabye Tinton
Lea Holt
Board OF Education
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Kthal
Vail Tifton
Apa
C.H Harriman
Yale
Pane
Lial
Hulien
Navre Bilan
Twa
Negho Ih
Ginlty
Stig
aMsRi
Armetroug
Courk
Nebbs
Pabiy
Moses Hace
Barner
Ysooau
Luasitania
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