Coal Price Stabilizes Amid Utah Strike Mediation
Coal in Salt Lake markets has resumed a five dollar top retail price after mediation by Denver Rio Grande official General Traffic Manager Hughes reducing freight rates. Dealers remain unsure of the market during talks on strike grievances as Utah Fuel’s actions may push Wyoming coal out of the area. Miners, once reticent, acknowledge few grievances and hope for a swift settlement benefiting workers and state welfare.
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Salt Lake
Hughes
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Utah
Wyoming
Miners Return to Work in Northern Colorado Coal Fields
Denver November 30 Nearly two thirds of the 2000 miners in the northern Colorado coal fields resumed work today and it is expected that within a week or two the full force will be at work producing about 4000 tons daily in the district.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Mais
Historic Academy of Music in Brooklyn Destroyed by Fire
A blaze destroyed Brooklyn's Academy of Music, the largest theater in the borough, with an explosion believed to cause the fire. Flames threatened nearby structures and a crowded saloon, but no injuries were reported. Loss estimated at 800000 dollars, fully insured.
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New York
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Aft
Althou
Hodge Sister Undergoes Appendectomy at Holy Cross Hospital
Mrs Hodge formerly in county jail for months awaiting murder trial of William X Livan was seized by appendicitis on Saturday night. She was rushed to Holy Cross hospital and oper ated on about 6 PM yesterday by County Physician Mayo with hospital staff assisting.
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Anrera Hodge
William X Livan
Holy Cross Hospital
Mayo
Horpital
The Nation Announces Eight Page Semi Monthly Edition
Notice declares The Nation will publish eight pages semi weekly with the same policy. Management has changed but independence remains. It aims to inform readers about domestic and world events and to promote justice righteousness and truth above partisanship. It seeks public support and patronage.
Nineteen Lives Lost In Football Year 1903
Nineteen football deaths reported in 1903 with thirteen players gravely injured and hundreds of lesser injuries. Casualties were among untrained players while first class teams had no fatalities. Yale and Harvard each had a broken leg. Big Nine injuries were milder. Some towns banned the sport due to parent warnings.
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Yale
Harvard
West
Columbus Junction
Greenfield
Ohio
Cache Valley Banking Company financial report 1908
Utah secretary of state filing details the Logan based Cache Valley Banking Company balance sheet as of November 17 1908 showing loans and discounts 78600 72 overdrafts 825. B27 furniture and fixtures 913 70 deposits total 125607 21 capital stock 40000 00 undivided profits 2977 46 individual deposits 64064 01 savings deposits 18507 54 cashier's checks 58 20 with notarized attestation by J E Shepard cashier and certified by Secretary of State THLAMMOND Uriah in November 1908 noting bank opened June 1903.
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Utah
Cache Valley Banking Company
Logan
Cache
State of
Druvels Gets Dreyfus Trial
Paris authorities advance Alfred Dreyfus case review by sending dossier and petition for sentence revision to the commission led by M. Durand. Minister of War General Andre and Minister of Justice Valie influence the admissibility ruling.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Andre
Valie
M. Dreyfus
M.durand
Ministry of Justice
Dreyfus
Corianton Company Makes Hit in Northern State
Under Brig Pyper, the Corianton Company, a troupe of veteran local actors, gains notice in the northern region. Cast includes H. Cutler, John M. Wilson, Harry Tailor, Mose Johnson, and Miss Due. They plan to perform in Logan soon. If indebted to the Nation, please call and settle.
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Brig
Pyper
Corianton Company
T H. Cutler
John M. Wilson
Harry Tailor
Mose Johnson
Miss Due
Logan
Committed Sixteen Murders Tied to Chicago Suspect
Chicago police chief said Charles Kruger, jailed in Greensburg Pennsylvania, confessed to the murders of Policemen Pennell and Devine in Chicago and to sixteen other killings in Kentucky and the East. Arrested for burglary, he faces hanging in January after a hold up tour ended in a confrontation with detectives.
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Chicago
O'Neil
Charles Kruger
Greensburg
Pennell and Devine
Kruger
Kentucky
East
Penneil and
Devine
Textile ad and plumbing services listing
Extra heavy fleece lined Vienna cloth for wrappers 10c a yard Logan Dry Goods Co. All kinds of plumbing and steam fitting Joseph Tarbet opposite the man’s hall.
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Logan Dry Goods Co
Joseph Tarbet
Nerve Girl Burns to Death Near Church Service
Augusta Siroux a German servant girl burned to death in a East Fifty-first Street home fire as worshipers at a nearby Methodist church were blocked by wired windows. She caught fire while preparing dinner and rolled on carpet and grass fleeing the flames. a church sexton leaped from a second story window to smother the blaze but she died at once.
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New York
Augusta Siroux
East Fifty-first Street
Tewas
Sexton
Local Briefs Highlights and Holiday Hints
Local briefs note advertising start for Christmas goods, Drew Selby Co. shoes arrive at Logan Dry Goods, and money owed to The Nation should be presented. Howell plans Washington and New York holiday visits with Mrs. Howell, Hansen’s First West street home praised as stylish. Merchan ts pray for snow for business, a baby girl delights Bulen family, Amussen property taxes and rents total over 25000 since May. Carden converts 480 acres in Clarkston to Miller and Miller partners for about 9000. City Council to set incoming officers' salaries. Nebeker visits Salt Lake. Union Mercantile Co. quilt draw won by Mrs. Martha Hobbs of Benson.
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Historical Theater
Hodge
Wipjare
J. E Shepard
J. E. Shepard
G. O. Hayball
L Gra
Ae Ee Te Oe
Secretary of State
James T. Hammond
State of Uriah
Thlammond
Secretary of
Druvels
Corianton
Drew Selby Co
Congressman Howell
Washington
Mrs. Howell
Hansen
First West Street
Mrs. Herschel Bulen Jr
Judge Heart
C. C. Amussen
Louis S. Carden
Jacob F. Miller
D. T. Miller
Clarkston
Myller, Griffin, Thormalson
Aquila Nebeker
Union Mercantile Co
Martha Hobbs
Benson
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