Utah Sift of Developments in Ephraim and Ogden
Auto club formed at Ephraim with plans for a twelve to fourteen room modern school. Ogden to get a new hospital after $76,000 raised by Rev. P M Custnahan. Park City residents buy a new home with furnishing to follow. Monthly health report shows no contagious diseases and two deaths. Leadville resident George Libby commits morphine suicide in Ogden. Mrs. Charlotte McGary Sharp dies in Ogden aged 101. Daniel W. Thomas, Lehi veteran, dies after lingering illness. Mary Henderson 134 attempts suicide in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Ogden railway work begins on Lincoln avenue. Kaysville to consider water works system. Salt Lake to get a home for girls run by Samuel Newhouse. Pelican Point Marble quarries prep for work. pure black marble, 47 foot ledge. State Normal school to teach agriculture at university. Young Vernon Calder injury in steam engine experiment. Winter wheat crop outlook poor in Davis County. Rawlins confesses burglary in Rawlins Wy and to be extradited. Court martial at Fort Douglas on Crowne embezlement result withheld. Salt Lake & Ogden railroad suspends Layton trains due to flood-prone lowlands. American party protest over Reed Smoot seating. Frank Cannon speaks. Idaho sheepmen return home from Utah and Nevada. Federal sleep preliminary inspection finds them clean. Alan J Lovey, Salt Lake cartoonist, dies in Reno of typhoid pneumonia. 1904 Democratic convention delegate.
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Ogden
P.M. Custnahan
Elke
Park City
Ity
George Libby
Leadville
Colo
Charlotte McGary Sharp
Utah
Daniel W. Thomas
Lehi
Thomas
Mary Henderson
Salt Lake City
Legislature Passes Anti-Pasa Bill In Kansas
The Kansas legislature passes an anti passa measure while other states report varied actions. James R. Garfield is sworn in as Interior Secretary on the fifth. A British ship ashore at Molokai, a fatal fishing-boat loss near St. Thomas. Fire and explosion incidents cause multiple deaths.
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Kansas
California Senate
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Kemalo
Molokai Island
St. Thomas
N. F
Mining boom and new copper ventures expand in Nevada
In Salt Lake markets last week 194,524 shares traded for 447,917 dollars. Seven Troughs and Wonder camps show fresh ore strikes and strong prospects. Nevada Hills declares a 10 cent dividend totaling 75,000 dollars, while Utah Consolidated Copper pays 1.25 dollars per share plus a 25 cent extra. Ely stock exchange to open April 1 with quotations to major markets. New entities include Ely Arch Copper with 5 million dollar capitalization and Yerington Nipper Copper formed by Salt Lake and Michigan investors. Copper ledges near Luning and Thorne reveal 45 to 70 percent ore and a five-mile trace. New beaver county high grade ore and a large free gold strike at Seven Troughs Tongue shaft boost near-term copper outlook.
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Ely
Nevada
Ely Arch Copper Company
Arch Copper Group
Ely Calumet Company
Utah Consolidated Copper
Salt Lake
Michigan
Yerington Copper Belt
Yerington Nipper Copper Company
Mason Pass
Nevada Hills Company
Goldfield
Ithen
Blind Station
Luning and
Thorne
Acme
Widespread Montana To Nevada Strikes Roil Regions
A run of theft and labor unrest spans Butte Montana and Portland Oregon with jewel theft, wage walkouts, and plant shutdowns. Nevada politics see church land deals, railroad regulation, and a new coal industry consolidation. An Oregon mining incident ends in tragedy and a Butte editor dies under unclear causes.
Perilous Atlantic Crossing On Steamer La Savoie
The French liner La Savoie carrying over 1,000 passengers from Havre reached New York after a severe gale. A 50 foot wave swept the ship, flooding the main deck and smoking saloon, washing away the iron stair and flooding cabins. Crew and passengers battled water as eight hours passed before resuming the voyage.
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New York
la Savoie
Havre
Ul Thureday
Tournier
California Senate Advances Bills on Japanese Question
The California Senate unanimously passed two measures on Asiatic policy. One by Senator Wolfe lowers primary school entry age to ten unless local officials permit older children. it also prohibits separate schools by race by replacing the term Asiatic with Japanese. The second by Senator Keane sets a voter referendum on Asiatic immigration at the next election with a yes or no option on the ballot.
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Sacramento
Cal
Senate
Wolfe
Boards of Education
Boards of Trustees
Keane
California
Reading shares on Wall Street spark buying frenzy
Rapid buying in Reading company shares on Wednesday pushed prices up over 8 points in half an hour amid a weak market. Rumors circulated that E. H. Harriman sought control and was acquiring stock in the open market, supplementing holdings associated with Ar C Frick.
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New York
Reading Company
Wall Street
Reading
Stock Exchange
H. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Ar. C. Frick
SAD HOMECOMING AND MURDER IN ST LOUIS
St Louis police report the murder of Mrs Quernheim at 4720 Vesta avenue. Her throat was cut and body bruised after her husband Dr Her nan W Quernheim found her at home. Jewelry and cash were scattered about. a pair of diamond earrings was missing. Detectives have no clue to the killer Myre.
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St. Louis
Hernan W. Quernheim
Quernheim Hardware Company
Vesta Avenue
Strete
Court Sets March 10 Hearing for Hop dari Case
The case against Count Maurice de Hop dari will be heard on March 10. The Italian nobleman Count Boedari is accused of forging the name of J Pierpont Morgan during art transactions in London in 1903, causing London businessmen to lose about $160,000. He disappeared after the alleged forgeries and remains unfound.
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Home
Maurice de Hopdari
Count Boedari
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Utah Lawmakers Pass Osteopath Bill and Budget Measures
The Utah house approved the osteopath bill 24 to 19 with seven absent as the session enters its final days. The senate backed a 7000 appropriation for Rio Virgin river bridges in Washington county. Other actions include tax and salary provisions for state officers, consolidation debates between the University of Utah and Utah Agricultural College, and new rules on sheep grazing and junior college courses.
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Pelican Point Mining & Development Company
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Vernon Calder
Salt Lake Boy
Willard Calder
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W. H. Rawlins
Rawiti Wryo
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Eaton
Edward P Crowne
Fort Douglas
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Mortland
Ore
United States Senate
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Frank J. Cannon
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Reno
Me Lovey
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Cherry Creek
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Seven Troughs
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H. Newell
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Charles JD. Walcott
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Sparks
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Chehalis, Wash
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Never Sweat
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Zillah Road
Yakima, Wash
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Hugh Dickey
James R. Brackett
Bothell, Ward
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Benator
W. A Clark
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Myre
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Ellwood Orth
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Richards
James A. Moyle
Woman's Democratic Club
Rasband
Robinson
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P. T. Farnsworth, Jr
Jediciary Committee
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Cache County
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Bullen
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Hott
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