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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
3
In a remote Arizona desert Friday a fight over scarce water at Bear’s Wells left a prospector dead and owner Jones killed. Two brothers, Lynn and Da Pheaplain, later reopened the hole after threats from Jones. a gunfight ensued leaving Bill Ceaplain badly wounded.
The coroner's jury found the Bundey company and its employes not responsible for the Primera mine disaster that killed twenty four. About 100 witnesses were examined but no trace of Reese J. Lowley, the fire boss, was found.
Chicago reports United States Steel Corporation staged a land purchase of 2500 acres in Gary Indiana for 83 million. The deal forms the core of the steel giant's Gary operations and provides space to build an industrial city, with a planned total investment of 75 million dollars.
The emperor accompanied by the imperial family appeared in public Sunday to a cheerful reception. An ordinance announced that penalties for adultery will apply only to those who act with premeditation and evil intent not to those acting through ignorance.
After a blaze at the Cocheco Manufacturing Company's Newt mill in this city, authorities announced no employees missing. Firemen recovered the bodies of six women who had worked in the tool room, with most victims burned beyond identification. Estimated financial loss is about $500,000.
Seven members of the Kansas City athletic group and Lt Mogitler of the artillery corps were injured on a runaway horse incident on the fort grounds en route to the railway station. Court yearll Deke overturned during the event.
Reelection of Tillman to the U S Senate from South Carolina. Morden and Petrie elected in Alabama. Robert J. Gable chosen as U S Senator for South Dakota. Curtis wins Kansas Senate seat. Congress eyed continued free freight, and a major naval bill move is proposed. Fatal blasts, shipwrecks, fires, and a smallpox jail outbreak fill a tense Atlantic era snapshot.
Col Mosby sent a lock of his own hair to President Lincoln after a prisoner exchange tale. The moment grew into a story of cordiality and a joke about Lincoln wanting more hair, reflecting wartime humor and Mosby’s reputation.
A visitor overstays by hours as a boy interrupts with blunt questions about leaving. Mrs. Jones scolds Freddie, then consoles him and preserves dignity while the guest departs, reflecting a small domestic scene from the Harper’s excerpt.
A reader describes a woman entering a matinee with a friend at Randolph theater. She hands checks to an usher, then bows as the usher and a performer respond. The scene ends with a reaction from the teher and the audience.
A well known hay and straw buyer in the district negotiates over a stack price. A price dispute ends with the seller forcing the buyer to bid higher as the old man watches and holds the deal. The яр passage preserves the tense exchange and outcome.
A donor wife recalls ten years of marriage marked by neglect and a vow to accept life’s end. She describes a bedside moment, wiping chamomile from her face and replying to a final call with calm resolve.
A garbled campus scene shows tension and curiosity as figures exchange views about order and conflict on the Lewitle campus. The text hints at social friction, mistaken identities, and a dramatic mood shaping local discourse.
A homebound couple on a shopping trip tries to pay a fare with a nickel and a dime. The wife asks for a nickel while the husband and an onlooker discuss small change and a conductor’s fare in a scene from a Boston Post retail page.
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