Law Firm Fight Ends In Ear Loss And Shootout
A dispute at the Salt Lake law office of Ferguson Frew and Jackson erupted into a brutal fight between attorneys Tom Ferguson and Gerald Jackson. Ferguson was wounded and Jackson bitten, with Jackson firing a pistol at Ferguson in self defense. Jackson was jailed, ear injury sustained by Ferguson, surgeon Stauffer repaired the ear fragment, and a court hearing is planned.
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Perguson, Frew & Jackson
Scott- Auerbach
Lowers
Tom Ferguson
Gerald P. F. Jackson
Ferguson
Jackson
Frew
Sands
Rabbitte
Rachitte
Loo A.m
Rabitte
Mrew
Milclamiss
California
Mercur Company
Merguson
Smith & Wesson
Perguson
Fred Stauffer
Sol Kimball
Tie
An Editor And His Paper from Prison Mirror
An editor and his newspaper share a distinct existence beyond the editor, though tightly linked. The paper reflects his life and thoughts, serving as a reticent errand boy and sobered, virtue-filled entity. the editor grows to love it as it absorbs his care and becomes central to his life.
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Webster
Worster
Suapow B
Prison Mirror
Writs of Mandate Filed Against Utah Commission
Two applications for writs of mandate were filed in Third District court by Joseph L. Jolly of Moroni and C P Larsen of Manti. They claim they won a majority of votes for delegate to the Constitutional Convention, urge the commission wrongly refuses to accept certified canvass lists, and seek a compelled canvass. Judge Bennett and Judge James A Miner represent the petitioners.
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Utah Commission
Third District Court
Joseph L. Jolly
C.P. Larsen
Moroni
Manti Precint
Sanpete County
Bennett
James A. Miner
Frenchwoman’s Abduction Plot Foiled by Ogden Police
A French woman, with a man and a girl, arrived in Ogden and used aliases Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith while attempting to abduct three girls for immoral purposes. Police tracked her to hotels and a sleigh ride scheme, then forced her departure and stopped the plan with Capt. Silvey and Detective Pender aiding in safe removal of the pair and the alleged niece.
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Broom Hotel
Harrington Convicted in Battery Case with Fine and Release
Mrs. Mary Harrington was arrested on a warrant for battery against Mrs. Mary Sullivan dated November 30. Police Judge Watts presided and Harrington was found guilty, fined ten dollars or ten days. She accepted the jail term, then released after a short city jail stay amid a neighborhood feud in the local district.
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Mary Harrington
Mary Sullivan
Watts
Union Pacific Holiday Ticket Sale Announced
Union Pacific will offer reduced rate tickets from points on the system during December and January 1 1805. For full information contact nearest Union Pacific Agent W W Woodside or U P System Agent.
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Union Pacific
Bath
W.W. Woodside
U. P
Contempt case against Salt Lake police leaders heard
A Salt Lake City case draws attention as Chief Pratt and Detectives Sheets and Ferguson face contempt for refusing grand jury questions about a hospital area arrest. They declined to name the man and woman arrested amid an ethics dispute, while Judge and public opinion weigh exposure against protecting a family.
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Third District
Arthur Pratt
Salt Lake
George A- Sheets
Ferguson
Grand Jury
Sheets
Pratt
Judd
Salt Lake City
Sheate
Ferguson Firrest
Wheat 40 Cents Cash at The Knitting Factory
The Knitting Factory will buy good wheat at 40 cents a bushel with half payment in cash and half in merchandise in lots of at least 20 bushels.
Local notices and adverts from Logan Utah issues
KM West returns from Salt Lake business trip and Ag College notes promise more next issue. Logas Temple to close December 1 1294 and reopen late January. Cache Valley Mercantile touts lowest prices and courteous service. Peter Nelson of Willow Creek Idaho visits Logan. political views noted. Jacob Spori leaves Logan to lead Bear Lake Stake Academy in Paris. Navton Christmas edition planned with 4000 copies. ads urged. Rev T C Litt D D to lecture at M E Church on From New York to the Nile with admission 25 and 40 cents. Longfellow Literary Society meets at Agricultural College. Prof Paul to discuss The Philosophy of the Beautiful with stereoptical views. Attendance urged.
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Peter Nelson
Willow Creek
Idaho
Hyrum Hayball
Logan
Nelson
Cache County
Hayball
Iis
Jacob Spori
Bear Lake
Paris
Sport
Tor Navton
Logan City
T.c.litt
D. D
M. EK
New York
Nile
Palestine
Rome
Athens
Constantinople
London
Jnst
Longfellow Literary Society
Agricultural College
Paul
Portrait painting gift by Wi Cutler at Seliaub Photo Parlors
A Christmas gift advertisement invites readers to commission portraits in oil and water colors from Wi Cutler at Seliaub Photo Parlors. It promises lifelike skin tones eye color jewelry and flower hues and urges visitors to view examples and place orders.
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Wi. Cutler
Seliaub
Chamber of Commerce Organized in Logan
A Chamber of Commerce was organized in Logan on Wednesday evening, bringing local business leaders together to promote economic development and community initiatives. Members elected officers and mapped future events and collaboration plans.
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Logan
Logan Organizes a Live Chamber of Commerce
Enthusiastic Logan residents establish a real chamber on December 12 1894 at the Tabernacle with officers Joseph Kimball L K Martineau WW Cates J A Hendrickson elected to lead. Membership floods in and organizers pledge active work to push Logan and Cache county forward.
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Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Logan City
Cache County
Tabernacle
Committee On Constitutas
Joseph Kimball
W. C. Cates
Ysane Smith
Orson Smith
L. N. Martineau
L. K. Martineau
WW. CO
Schaub Photo Parlor Announces Negatives Available
The Schaub Photo Parlor states negatives remain on hand in good condition for patrons. With the gallery changing hands at the start of the new year all negatives will be disposed of, and duplicates can be obtained at a low price of 1.50 per document. Order promptly to avoid loss.
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Schaub
Ute Invasion of Utah Mocked by City Store Prices
A satirical notice claims Ute Indians would not raid settlers if they knew Chicago Clothing Store sells clothing boots and shoes and furnishings 26 percent cheaper than elsewhere. The blurb emphasizes bargains to deter raids and promote trade.
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Chicago
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Prescott
Arizona
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Fiet
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Foreman Jones
Jones
West
Logas
M. W. Merrin
Cache Valley Mercantile Company
Custom
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