Pioneer day plans and Utah news roundup at Lehi
Pioneer day celebrations are planned in Huntville Weber County with a parade and fireworks. Reports cover mining incidents copper ore finds in Salt Lake City a railway accident in Green River and a fatality in Ogden as well as public works projects and health updates across Utah including glanders in Cache County and beekeeping developments in Emory County.
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Splitting a Snag and a Derby Neighbor
In a humorous tale from Chicago Daily News, a suburbanite recalls splitting a snag for a fireplace with a sharp ax as neighbors watch. Benderby arrives, mocks his effort, then unexpectedly helps finish the job, prompting reflection on boastful behavior. A separate note notes England's shift toward American ways in shopping, gender roles, and business standards.
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Numerous World Headlines Round Up From Reports Across The Globe
Six persons injured in a passenger train wreck near Hammond Indiana. Immigrant arrivals top a million at Ellis Island in the fiscal year to June 30. A storm in Toledo damages homes and trees while a man dies from lightning in the same city. A murder case in Booneville Indiana ends with life terms for Joosh Williams and family.
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Wesley Williams
Booneville
James Leigh
Boonville
Hazardous material letter and infernal machine details
A description of an anarchist explosive device using fulminate of mercury. The article explains construction steps including a grooved cardboard base, mercury drop channels, a snap trigger, mudlike seal, and a sealed envelope designed to detonate upon opening. It warns of fatal outcomes and notes pictures illustrate each stage.
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Ingenious Air Box for Stoves Invented by Miss Mount
A New Zealand woman, Miss B. J. Mount, invents an air box device to fit stoves and ranges. The box sits on the grate with open rear and inclined sides with vertical apertures, using a bottom damper to regulate air. It increases fire area while reducing draft loss and claims fuel savings and less smoke.
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B. J. Mount
Oldest Mummy Found In Egyptian Neolithic Grave
The American Antiquarian notes the oldest human body in the British Museum Egyptian gallery. Found in a sandstone grave on the Nile west bank in Upper Egypt, the man lived before Menes and the early dynasties. He was buried with neolithic pots and tools, no inscriptions remaining on artifacts.
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Wonderly Leek and Mr Tobias Invent A Fourfold Lock
Kingston Jamaica inventor Wonderly Leek and Mr Neuman Tobias introduce a four set lock using 24 letters per alphabet or four sets of numerals. The system creates a complex cipher requiring solving language and numeric combinations, with staggering unlocking times estimated in years.
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Scientific American
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British car production estimates in England fall short
French critics estimate the British trade balance shows about 18,000 automobiles made annually in England. Over four months 6,828 were registered, 4,128 imported. With 3,700 net and 240 English exports, the annualized total near 4,940 units, worth roughly 15,000 pounds, suggesting under 8,000 cars a year produced domestically.
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Northwest Notes: Accidents, Trials, and Wild Wyoming Events
A tumult of brief reports from the Northwest includes J Whyte Evans injured by a Portland streetcar. A man killed a sheriff and was acquitted on self defense in Manhattan. A body found near Ontario and other river and jailyard incidents cross Oregon, Washington, Wyoming, and Montana. Fires, desertion, and mail woes also appear alongside political chatter and irrigation projects.
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Inder
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Thomas ©. Scott
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George
Bruce
Wyoming
Post Ofice
W. W. Bhier
T. J. Storm
Storm
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