Carnival of San Francisco mimics New Orleans Mardi Gras
April 17 to 19, the California International Exposition hosts a San Francisco Mardi Gras featuring the Mystic Argonauts of the Golden West. A royal barge arrives, a grand parade, and a Carnival ball mark the week with special trains planned and hopes for a record turnout. A wedding on the Fifth Wheel amid the spectacle highlights romance in the eventful exposition period.
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Hats and Caps Strike Up A Busy Fall Display
A local shop reports receiving a large assortment of the latest styles for men and boys hats, plus caps for boys and misses. The stock emphasizes current fashion and variety to suit all ages and seasons.
Palace Hotel to Be Led by Brigham City Manager
Logan readers learn that E. Huntzberg of Brigham City will assume management of the Palace Hotel. The Box Rider Voice recalls prior hotel debates and notes Miller Sluntzberg is selected to lead, promising favorable draws for travelers and locals.
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Special frame warehouse sale west of C. M. L.
Notice states a frame warehouse west of C. M. L. is for sale cheaply with application details at four C. Mol tit.
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Industrial Army Pledge Signed by Enlistees
The article notes that every member of the Industrial Army signs a pledge at enlistment. It commits to supporting the Constitution and the Industrial Army, obeying lawful orders, aiding officers and comrades, upholding laws, respecting property, and avoiding actions that bring discredit to the Industrial Army of the United States.
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Park’s Sure Cure Offered for Liver and Kidney Relief
A terse ad touts Park’s Sure Cure as a liver and kidney remedy. It claims relief for indigestion and general weakness, offers the product at 100 dollars, and lists Kiter Bros. Drug Co as the seller with a positive quota.
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West Endorses Industrial Army Move in Ogden
Governor West, quoted in the Salt Lake Tribune and Herald, says he supports allowing the Industrial Army to act and notes he never objected to the marchers leaving. Ogden residents are stunned as crowds urge the tramps and vagabonds to stay and even push west to defend the territory’s resources and the Ogden Standard.
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Spring Dress Trimmings Special Discount Notice
Local shopping notice from Isaac Swivu promoting a 15 percent discount on dress goods including satins laces ribbons and trims until April. Call early to select from a stocked assortment featuring targa and well chosen items.
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Desperate Salt Lake shooting ends in death
A public safety shock reports Sergeant A M Wilson of Salt Lake killed by a stray revolver at the police station. The pistol discharged while Everill handled cartridges leading to a fatal wound. doctors battled to save him, but he died after midnight. The incident shocks the force and city, with investigators detailing the weapon and circumstances.
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Pratt
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Snowden
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Logan
Ble Weil
Salt Lake
Artival
Stuwden
Nine Year-Old Killed in Huntsville Horse Accident
A drunk horse dragged nine year old Percy McKay of Huntsville to death while tied near water. The animal bolted when frightened by a dog and kicked the lad repeatedly until the cart broke and he lay in the street. The family mourns deeply as friends share grief.
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Pinernton Sanday
Deseret Neva
Utah Day at the Midwinter Fair Planned
The Tocal Midwinter Pair committee announces a Utah day event to be set at the Milwinter Fair. The exact date is not yet determined as the committee awaits official decision. Railroads pledge a low rate to encourage attendance, while many details remain undecided.
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Charleston Creamery Set to Begin Operations This Week
The Charleston creamery prepares to start this week as last machinery arrives and initial setup progresses. Residents of Wallsburg Daysville Midway and Heber plan to supply milk though full capacity will not be used immediately. The town expects future growth as the plant becomes a key local industry. A cattle and horse herd plan is announced for Logan Canyon with payments of 1.00 per cattle and 1.25 per horse, with animals to be delivered to John Cowley near the Third Ward meeting house on Thursday, April 19.
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Midway
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