Utah Supreme Court affirms municipal judge ships law
Utah state notes show the supreme court upholds a law creating municipal judge ships as constitutional. Reports cover local civic events, farm conditions, and social notes across Fairview Salt Lake Ogden and other communities with updates on wages, crops, and public services.
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Battle of Convicts in Utah Prison Corridor Duel
Two convicts, William Brown and Ed Hamilton, fought in an Utah prison corridor early Monday. Hamilton used an iron bar, Brown produced a long knife, and both suffered grievous wounds. Brown died soon after, Hamilton severely injured but alive, with both refusing to speak. Brown faced a 40 year murder sentence. Hamilton had been jailed for assault with intent to commit murder.
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Ed. W. Hamilton
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A. ©. Young
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Ogden
Hamillion
Sal Lake County
Tragedy in Rawlings as Drunk Groceryman Kills Sheriff
Frank Keefe, a grocer, shot and killed City Marshal John Baxter and Thomann King in Rawlings Wyoming on a Monday night. Keefe, described as a desperate drinker, fired from his rear store on Front and Fifth streets, then attempted to flee as Baxter tried to intervene. Baxter died on the sidewalk. King, a railroad man of standing, died of a heart wound after helping Baxter. Keefe is jailed. King and Baxter were well known in the community for their service and status.
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al Rawlins
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Frank Keefe
Thomann King
John Baxter Keefe
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Baxter
Keefe
Thomas King
King
Tornado Ravages St Paul Kansas Area Injures Family
Word came of a tornado in St Paul Neosho county Saturday destroying a three story brick school and several homes. Five injured, four life threatening, including a Chamberlain family member and a German Longham family member. Depot platform moved. town roofs torn off. five minute storm. Near Cherryvale Stanley Foster farm buildings damaged and a two year old child fatally injured from a fractured skull.
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Neosht County
Enns
David Chamberlain
Longham Wii Dle
Braison
Severa Ebarnecter
Murder Charges in 14-Year-Old Jennie Hickey Case
Richard B. Finn, a plumber, and Martin L. Marooney, a clerical worker, are jailed without bail for the murder of 14 year old Jennie Hickey in Douglas Monument park. Marooney claims he witnessed Finn strike Hickey and carry her toward the lake, then saw Finn alone later. Finn denies involvement. Hickey's body was found in Lake Michigan near Thirty-fifth Street in September 1858.
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Douglas Monument Park
Police Department of
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Richard B. Finn
Wwell
Martin L. Marooney
Able Commercial House
Finn
Marooney
Jinn
Hickey
Lake Michigan
Thirty-fifth Street
Ruling Allows Northern Sec to Pay Dividends to Its Own Companies
In St Paul Judge Sanborn granted Northern Securities permission to pay dividends to Great Northern and Northern Pacific, suspending the decree's ban on such payments during appeal after bond of 60,000 was posted. The bond covers prosecution of the appeal and any damages to the United States. The remainder of the decree stays in force. The appeal likely to be decided by the Supreme Court in November 1903. Firecracker riot erupts among Eastern Chicago Greeks. three wounded, no serious injuries. A bystander, Henry Oppenheim, aided, and police shot the leaders. three arrested. Chri Narveson, asleep near Ophish Gulch, awoke, self-inflicted wound, then walked five miles to Blackfoot, Mont.. likely fatal.
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Northern Securities Company
Great Northern
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Northern Securites Company
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Tts
Northern Pacific Company
Great Northern Company
Hecause
Chicago
Poiceman Cohen
Henry Oppenheimar
Colon
Chri Narveson
Ophis Gulch
Blackfoot
Mont
Fune
Salt Lake City Los Angeles Rail Line Nearing Completion
Senator W A Clark reports purchase of Oregon Short Line South of Salt Lake and Leamington cut off with 99 year lease on Salt Lake terminal facilities. Grading will start at Daggett California. line will extend through Nevada toward Callentes and Riverside with 75 pound rails. San Pedro system aims for open access, independent operation, and completion in about two years as trains run Salt Lake to Los Angeles within eighteen months per Senator Kearns.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
Salt Lake Vine
Senator Clark
Montana and Associates
Salt Lake Tribune
New York
W. A. Clark
Utah
Nevada
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Riverside
A. Underwood
William A. Clark
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RC. Karena
J. Ross Clark
T. B Gibbon
T. Miller
PL K
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Thomas Keatna
Reed Smoot
EW. Clark
Perry
Heath
Ross W. Smith
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Senator Kearns
Salt Lake
Montana
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