Utah State News Roundup of Disasters and Developments
Castledale farmer King harvests 700 bushels of potatoes from two acres while Ogden clears smallpox quarantine. Salt Lake banks lose about 86000 from Bert L Smith bankruptcy in San Francisco courts. Truant officers push strict school attendance enforcement. Scaffolding collapse injures Salt Lake City workers Dayne and Thompson. Thompson feared dead. Dunn recovers from Provo factory accident. 10 year old Roger Goodrich dies after auto collision in Salt Lake City. Greek worker Bithanis dies after being crushed by a railroad car at Garfield smelter. Davis county canning season yields 100000 cases. tomatoes total 60000. Vernon Workman dies after accidental head wound from a play accident in Park City. Castledale’s Carl Seeley injured by a runaway mule. Two Ogden men die from drug overdoses. Weber–Davis canal concrete work advances with many mixers and a shovel. October food and dairy inspections record 1330 pounds of condemned goods and one prosecution. State Industrial school settlement reached with Fred Schleef. Logan agricultural college introduces short courses. Verne Workman dies from accidental gunshot wound. Park City youth severely injured. Alvin McCoombs crushed after being run over from a fall. Uintah reservation land sale auctions proceed after summer opening. Tooele residents form Town and Country club for social events. Milford bartender Ben Williams bound over for assault with intent to murder.
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Will King
Castledale
Ogden
Salt Lake Banks
Bert L. Smith
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Joseph Dayne
David Thompson
Thompson
William F. Dunn
Provo
Roger Goodrich
William Goodrich
Salt
Vernon Workman
Ezra Workman
Park City
Workman
Salt Lake Hospital
Carl Seeley
Liberty
Seeley
Dennis Sullivan
Harry E. Blaine
Oregon Short Line
Weber-Davis County
Cnal
Agricultural College
Logan
Verne Workman
Blacksmith's Fork Canyon
Alvin McCoombs
Smithfield
McCoombs
Uintah Indian Reservation
International Smelting & Refining Company
Tooele
Nummer
Ben Williams
Donald Workman
Milford
Ardmore and Ballywinkle Duel in Carolina Turmoil
Ardmore exposes a pretentious Duke Ballywinkle and orders his expulsion as political intrigue swirls between North and South Carolina governors. Amid escapes and chase, Ardmore and Cooke pursue a vanished target while Griswold and Habersham race toward Mount Nebo in a widening power struggle.
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South Carolina
Mr. Ardmore
Caboose
Prof. Griswold
Mount Nebo Church
Ardsley
Habersham
Tarbara Osborne
Griswold
North Carolina
Billy
Mount
Nebo
Prisoners and plotting near Habersham’s farm church
A dozen armed men ride from Habersham’s farm toward Turner Court House. Griswold and Habersham join the silent group as they plan to seize Appleweight after a church service and move him to jail in Kildare, amid suspicions Ardmore’s land holds dangers and fever. The narrative ends with a dramatic street pursuit and a cliffhanger.
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Miss Dangerfield
Habersham
Turner Court House
Griswold
Ardmore
Mingo
Ardsley
Turner's
Appleweight
State
Kildare
Gov. Dangerfield
Raddick
Grinwold
Bill Appleweight
Dill
Gladstone’s Memory Tested in Late Life
In his eighty third year Gladstone recalled Manzoni’s ode on Napoleon’s death and reproduced 104 of 108 lines from memory. Two years later he attempted a full list of his cabinet colleagues and called up 60 of 70 names through focused recall.
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Gladstone
Manzoni
Napoleon
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Cooke
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