Salt Lake City as Midwestern Tourist Destination and Mormon Center
The article extols Salt Lake City as a visually striking city set among the Wasatch and Oquirrh ranges, highlighting the Temple and Tabernacle as central landmarks. It promotes travel routes via the Denver and Rio Grande system, emphasizes nearby attractions like the Great Salt Lake, Portland Exposition, and Northwest sites, and praises the exposition grounds overlooking Guild's Lake and the Willamette River with distant Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens views.
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Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Great Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande R. A
Texas
Southwest
California
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
Fort Worth
Denver City
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Rio Grande
Oregon
Cascade Mountain Range
Guild’s Lake
Williamette River
Mt. Hood
Mt. St. Helens
Satinola Promise for Skin Woes Declares Refund Guarantee
An advertisement touts Satinola as a guaranteed remedy for freckles pimples tan liver spots sallowness and blackheads with a 20 day money back offer. It cites Miss Alice Lirette of Thibodaux Louisiana noting complete removal after two packages and urges purchase from druggists or by mail at 50 cents or one dollar.
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Alice Lirette
National Toilet Company Sold in Bryan
The National Toilet Company was sold in Bryan by M. H. James and all leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Toilet Company
Bryan
M. H. James
Green's brigade holds annual meeting at Lampasas
The Forty-Five Confederate brigade gathered in Lampasas Texas on June 29 for its annual business meeting. Hon W H Browning gave the welcome and Van Buren Sparks addressed the citizens. Secretary John G Rankin reported and Dr C A King presided at the afternoon session. Forty-five answered roll call with twenty seven deaths reported. A telegram from Miss Lydeal Kirk was read and a life size portrait of General Tom Green was shown for inspection before sending to Richmond for hall of fame display.
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Lydeal Kirk
Tom Green
J. P. Kirk
Richmond
Hall of Fame
Much Wool Sold In San Angelo Wool Trade
George Richardson, wool commission merchant, sold 175000 pounds of spring clip twelve months wool to A Wallace Littledale of Boston and 300000 pounds to Jeremiah Williams Co. of Boston. Prices not disclosed but over 22 cents, likely 24. Remaining 200000 pounds unsold. Charles W. Hobbs sold 40000 pounds for D E Sims of Paint Rock at 24 cents per pound.
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San Angelo
Tex
George Richardson
A. Wallace Littledale
Boston
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Charles W. Hobbs
D. E. Sims
Paint
Plans of Yoakum to connect Vernon to San Antonio
San Antonio dated June 29 reports B F Yoakum plans to build a direct Frisco line from Vernon near the Red River to San Antonio, linking west Texas with Colorado. The Brady to San Antonio segment is described as a new development in the proposed route.
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San Antonio
Jne
B.F. Yoakm
Texas
Vernon
Brownsville
Frisco
West Texas
Colorado
Red River
Fort Worth
Denver
Brady
National Lines of
Mexico
Laredo
Mexico City
Vial
G. N
Monterey
Saltillo
San Luis Potosi
Torreon
Durango
L. Trice
Tainted money widens rift in New York custody case
Mrs. Wm. Connel of Statensland told Supreme Court Justice Kelly in Brooklyn she would not live with her husband while he gains money by gambling. The husband sought custody. she returned to her parents with the children. Justice Kelly advised a reconciliation, but the woman refused and the habeas corpus writ was dismissed.
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New York
Wm. Connel
Statensland
Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
Conner
Connel
Refused 3-Cent Money Order Holds Up Tax Payment
Muskogee June 29 The 3 cent money order sent by K G Slater Wagoner grocer to cover tribal tax was rejected by Lyman K Lane agency cashier He asked Slater to file a sworn statement detailing goods purchased and length of time in business before remittance.
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Muskogee
K. G. Slater
Wagoner
Lyman K. Lane
Slater
Chaos in Odessa as mobs clash with troops
From St. Petersburg dated June 29 report of Odessa in chaos with panicked residents, frantic workers, fires engulfing warehouses and harbor shipping, and hundreds killed as fighting rages between civilians and troops.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Battleship and cruiser sail toward Odessa amid arrests
Sevastopol reports a battleship and cruiser departing with orders to Odessa. A Bonham message to Sheriff Russell says Earnest Trammel, a colored man, is jailed there and wounded and is wanted on three burglary indictments in this county after being shot near Savoy while resisting arrest.
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Sherman
Bonham
Russell
Earnest Trammel
Savoy
Breiten Dies by Self Inflicted Shotgun Wound
Fritz Breiten a Verde area farmer six miles east of Hondo Texas killed himself with a shotgun. He died tearing off the top of his head. Family trouble is cited as the cause.
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Hondo
Tex
Fritz Breiten
Verde
Here
Candidates Named Head Democratic Ticket In Ohio
After a long six hour session the Ohio Democratic convention named the state ticket for November. Governor John M. Pattison of Clermont and Lieutenant Governor Loulis B. Houck of Knox were chosen along with Supreme Judge Hugh T. Mathers of Shelby Attorney General James A. Rice of Starke State Treasurer C. E. Mason of Butler and Patrick C. McGovern of Muskingum for the Board of Public Works. W J Bryan’s name was cheered when mentioned and the party favored popular vote for United States senator.
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Columbus
Ohio Democratic Convention
John M. Pattison
Clermont
Lietenant
Muskingum
W. J. Bryan
United States
Eight Shot to Death in Lynch Mob at Watkinsville
A mob in Watkinsville Georgia killed eight imprisoned Black men between 1 and 2 a.m. on Thursday. They were jailed on charges linked to assault on Mrs Weldon Dooley wife of a local farmer. a white man was killed but unconfirmed. Nine prisoners were taken to town, bound, and executed with rifles pistols and shotguns. one man barely injured.
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Atlanta
Journal
Watkinsville
Weldon Dooley
Here
Holbrook
Joe Patterson
Two Executed in Ressler Tollgate Killing Case
Lancaster, June 29. Lee Furman and John O'Brien were hanged for murdering Samuel Ressler, aged tollgate keeper, on July 1, 1904. They seized Ressler, shot him as he opened the door, robbed the house, and fled. captured ten days later in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Man
John O'Brien
Samuel Ressler
Ressler
Combinaton Charged In Interstate Commerce Case
Gulf Refining of Port Arthur Texas files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging a carrier combination among Illinois Central Louisville and Nashville Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Alabama Great Southern and New Orleans and North Eastern with Standard Oil to monopolize business through discriminatory prohibitive rates against Gulf Refining products.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Tex
Illinois Central
Louisville and
Train collision near Birmingham leaves one dead
Birmingham, June 29. A crossing crash on the city outskirts between a Louisville and Nashville passenger train and a Southern railway freight train killed Lowell Bradford who suffered a severed leg and internal injuries. Eight others were injured but expected to recover.
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Birmingham
Ala
Louisville and
Fatal collision on Belt Line near Troost avenue
A Santa Fe limited passenger train bound for Chicago collided with a Belt Line railway train on Troost Avenue two miles from downtown Kansas City. Three people were killed and three injured in the crash.
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Topeka and Santa Fe Limited
Chicago
Belt Line
Troost Avenue
Fourteen Injunctions Filed in Chicago Steamers Strike
Employers' association asks Judge Holden for fourteen injunctions to stop express concerns from refusing deliveries to strikebound houses. The motion cites city public cartage ordinances and claims violations by defendants. About 500 express drivers stand ready to strike if asked to haul goods to strikeaffected firms.
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Chicago
Steamsters
Employers’ Association
Holden
Superior Court
Express
Slim crowd at Delmar races amid near empty betting ring
In St Louis on June 29 a small turnout watched races at Delmar track. Betting was negligible with bookmakers' booths empty and only a few personal wagers reported. Races proceeded as normal despite the sparse attendance.
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St. Louis
Delmar Race Track
Henderson Improves After Paralysis Attack in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa on June 29 Hon David B Henderson who suffered paralysis is reported to be better on Thursday. The former speaker was taken ill and defenders report gradual improvement as doctors monitor his condition.
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Dubuque
David B. Henderson
Notable Texas Fatalities and Local Incidents
Jack Glover died after a stabbing in Denison. Ramon Alexander shot himself near Haskell. During a fight in Dallas Ed Truelove was cut badly. John Goodbread was crushed by a falling wall at Guthrie. George Jackson surrendered in Blanchard killing case. Fifteen charged under local option law arrested in Fannin County. South McAlester votes August 3 on a $125000 school house bond. President Diaz lowers import wheat duty by 70 percent. Scalper injunction by Judge Dwyer in San Antonio continues.
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Jack Glover
Denison
Mohank
Tex
Ramon Alexander
Haskell
Diaz
Judge Dwyer
San Antonio
Dallas
Ed Truelove
Guthrie
Oklo
John Goodbread
South McAlester
George Jackson
Nathaniel Rogers
Blanchard
Shreveport
Fannin County
Texas
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Matt Grayson
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Cushing
Sevastopol
Ohio
Tob
Lancaster
Lee Fur
Washington
Kansas City
Atchison
Teamsters
Daly
Som
Silas B. Johnson
Parker Rye
Montreal Rye Oriental Rye
Rohde
Acciden
Union Station
John Wittman
Austin
Houston
Galveston
Oway
M. L. Robbins
G. P A
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