Monroe to house a new cheese factory soon
Utah news notes a cheese factory planned for Monroe, beet farmers moving crops to Lehi, a sugar factory in Ogden at peak activity, and mounting railroad plans from Garfield county to Salt Lake City. Other items include a court trial date, park board talks, and an elderly man found injured on a Salt Lake streetcar line.
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Monroe
Salt Lake High School
N. C Olsen
Ogden
Willard Done
Colonel Squires
Clyde Peterson
Elsinore
Lehi
Harold Lafount
Logan
Sanpete County
Teachers’ Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Weber County
Denver
Grand River
Garfield County
Colo
Salt Lake City
Thomas Vance
Salt Lake
Wasatch
Carbon
Uintah
St. George
Murphy
Murray
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Utah
J. H. McGriffi
North Ogden
Jacob Christensen
Bountiful
America
Knights of Columbus
Idaho
Nevada
Park Commission
Provo
Lars Petersen
Hyrum
Fatal Boiling Dye Vat Accident In Provo Mills
Two workers H D Johnson and John H Nebeker died after falling into a vat of boiling dye at Knight woolen mills in Provo Utah. They were submerged and burned as coworkers pulled them free. Johnson died the next day from injuries.
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Provo
Utah
H. D. Johnson
John H. Nebeker
Knight Woolen Mills
Johnson
Nebeker
Lured King From Throne by Lisbon Dancing Girl
Berlin report details how King Manuel of Portugal fell for Mile des Lis in Paris. The dancer’s gifts and lavish spending sparked public hunger protests, coster the king his throne, and led to his downfall as ministers failed to curb the excesses.
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Berlin
Manuel
Portugal
Milo
Gaby Des Lis
Paris
Lisbon
Mile
Des Lis
Miledes Is
Henry III
France
Two Suspects Sought in New Forest Fires Near Big Chief Mountain
Denver officials report a forest fire on Big Chief and Sheep mountains in Jefferson county is under control. M D McEniry led 20 firefighters back to Denver with 50 more to stay until extinguished. two men are suspected inciters, names withheld. Rangers found a fresh blaze in recently patrolled area, likely incendiary.
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Denver
Colo
Big Chief
Sheep Mountains
Jefferson County
M. D. McEniry
Colorado Division
United States Land Office
Big Chief Mountain
McEntry
Alaska land fraud indictments target Cunningham district entries
Officials in the General Land Office announced indictments of 154 entries for almost 17,000 acres in the Bering Strait district Alaska. The entries were made in the names of dummies by Washington residents with plans to assign or deed to third parties. Locators allegedly would take a large percentage of sale prices.
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Washington
General Land Office
Alaska
Bering Strait
Cunningham
Monarchist campaign discussed for Manuel restoration
A Friday conference in Gibraltar among King Manuel of Portugal, Queen Mother Amelie, and court officials outlined a plan for a quiet royal life for Manuel until recovery and a vigorous political push to elect monarchist candidates with Duke Michael’s supporters aiding the effort. Claude Grahame-White then piloted an aeroplane past Washington landmarks and landed at the White House side door after a six mile flight.
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Gibraltar
Manuel
Portugal
Amelie
Oporto
Sabugosga
Count of Figueiro
Michael of Braganza
Washington
Claude Grahame- White
White House
Capitol
Washington Monument
State Mine Inspector cites Colorado coal mine inspection shortfalls
Denver report quotes John D. Jones, Colorado State Mine Inspector, saying under current conditions the state cannot properly inspect all coal mines. He arrived from Starkville after aiding in rescue efforts from Saturday's explosion, noting the state will fund one inspector and two deputies to work continuously.
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Denver
Colorado
John D. Jones
Starkville
Four Killed in Auto Crash Near Sebring Ohio
A freight car from Stark Electric struck a Sebring Brothers pottery executive's auto, killing Charles Albright, a brother-in-law of the Sebring family, and three firm employees instantly, about a mile east of Sebring. In Alaska, Seward and nearby areas report a fatal hunting trip incident with H B Smith of Norwich Connecticut and Alfred Lowell among the deceased.
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Sebring, O
Charles Albright
Sebring Brothers
Stark Electric Company
Here
Alaska
Seward
H. B. Smith
Norwich
World Conference Panel Weighs Global Church Meeting
The House of Deputies of the Protestant Episcopal Convention formed a 14 member committee to consult with bishops on convening a world conference of churches. Rev Lathrop of California is named among the clergy on the panel.
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Cinecinnati, O
House of Deputes
Protestant Episcopal Convention
Train Wreckers Fail Near Tacoma Rail Line
Tacoma officials report an attempt to wreck a Tacoma Railway and Power freight train near Midway. Two boulders lay on the Puyallup Mine track and a timber pile was found nearby while a switch was opened and held by stones, narrowly sparing the train from disaster.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Railway and Power Company
Puyallup
Midway
Rich in Water Power
Oregon and Washington hold one third of U S water power potential and could yield six to seven million horsepower. Fred F Henshaw geologist notes the Pacific Northwest rivers have been measured for two years. Washington survey to finish in two more years with results due December 1.
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Seattle
Wash
Oregon
Washington
United States
Fred F. Henshaw
United States Geological Survey
Pacific Northwest
Mountain higher than McKinley found in Arctic circle
Seattle engineer Thomas J. Riggs Jr reports discovering a mountain in the Arctic circle that he believes surpasses Mount McKinley by about 2000 feet. His party located the peak near the Porcupine River north of Battle, east of the 141st meridian, during the Alaska boundary survey.
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Seattle
Wash
Thomas J. Riggs Jr
Arctic Circle
Mount McKinley
Alaska Peak
Riggs
McKinley
Porcupine River
Wilkes-Barre Fails To Copyright City Name
Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania failed to copyright its own name after the register of copyrights in Washington ruled the city has no legal right to claim sole and exclusive publication of its name.
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Wilkesbarre
Register of Copywrights
Washington
Enrollment totals at Cornell rise overall
Ithaca N Y announcement shows Cornell's total enrollment for the year at 748 a gain of 152 from last year The College of Agriculture leads with a 170 increase while the mechanical engineering course drops by 70 and the freshman class is smaller than last year
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Ithaca, N. Y
Cornell
College of Agriculture
Bodies Recovered in Rainy River Search
Rainy River Ontario search teams find four more bodies near Baudette and Spooner as continue to comb the woods for additional victims of the tragedy.
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Rainy River
Ontario
Baudette
Spooner
Bankers Knew Their Man from a Curious Card
A city bank received a courier message to pay 26 to John Smith who would call. A drunken cabman claiming to be Smith was escorted to a private room. the cashier asked for identification. The country bank replied identification complete and to pay, leading to a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Success Magazine
History of Red Cross Seal and Tuberculosis Campaigns
The piece notes charity stamps starting in Boston 1862 for soldiers relief, pioneering Red Cross Christmas seals. It cites the Delaware Anti Tuberculosis Society in 1907 raising revenue for consumption fight, a three week blitz yielding $3,000. The 1908 national TB stamp drive raised $135,000, and 1900 totals reached $250,000 under tough conditions. This year's slogan is A Million for Tuberculosis From Red Cross Scale in 1910.
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Red Cross
Boston
Delaware Anti
Tit for Tat in New York Interview on Party Dissent
Lloyd C. Griscom characterizes current party dissent as animated by a nasty tit-for-tat spirit. He likens the situation to a seaside engagement scene where jealousy leads to a probing question about a kiss at the conservatory.
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Lloyd C. Griscom
New York
From Coffee to Postum A Health Transformation Tale
A testimonial describes a lifelong coffee addiction harming health and nerves. After switching to Postum on medical advice, the narrator reports improved sleep strength and steadiness, claiming complete recovery and urging others to read The Road to Wellville.
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JoGees
Philare Lps
Chu
Dancing Girl
Will
King Manuel
World Conference of Christians
LDL
Postum
Wellville
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