Appeals to General Breeden over Utah Fuel outrage
A letter to Attorney-General Breeden from Italian miner Plaso of Scofield describes removal of furniture and home goods by Utah Fuel after his absence. He sought legal help, claiming the company housed his property in a nearby filthy area and could not hire counsel. Breeden said he could not act on premises but noted lawful recourse if facts proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breeden
Clear Creek
Utah Fuel Company
Teman
Plaso
Scofield
Plato
Utah Mission Superintendent Leilich Resigns to Move to California
Dr. J. L. Leilich, longtime superintendent in charge of the Utah Methodist mission, has moved his family to California. The departure, widely noted as Leilich the principal accuser of Senator Smoot, is seen as beneficial for the Utah mission and the state.
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J. L. Leilich
Utah
The
Methodist Church
California
Leilich
Smoot
Death of John Hess in Farmington Notice
Dulin W Tess president of the Davis stake died of disease at his Farmington home last Wednesday morning. An early pioneer born August 24, 1824 in Franklin County, Pennsylvania he was a devoted church worker and a prominent member. He also served in the Mormon Battalion during the Mexican War.
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Dulin W. Tess
Davis Stake
Farmington
Franklin County
Mexico
Reproduce Boer War plan at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Gen Ben Voljean, one of three assistant commandants general in the Boer war, arrived in New York from Europe en route to St. Louis and stated a plan exists to reproduce at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition the Battle of Colenzo the Tugela defeat of Gen Buller and British forces on December 15 1899 and Cronje s surrender on February 27 1900.
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New York
Ben Voljean
Europe
St. Louis
Colenzo
Buller
Tugela
Cronje
Smallpox Quarantine Spreads Across County
County physician Rich of Brigham City reports an epidemic of smallpox with upwards of fifty cases in Maiua five miles east, a valley quarantine restricting mail, about a dozen cases in Deweyville and Ellwood, seven Brigham City cases under quarantine, all in light form.
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Rich
Brigham City
Mai@ua
United States Mail
Deweyville
Ellwood
Brigham
Y S M L Association Plans Entertainment in Hyrum
The Y S M L Association of Hyrum First ward hosts an evening entertainment at the Hyrum Opera House. A. M. Israelson of Hyrum reported steady progress and holiday bustle in Hyrum. The First Ward Primary Association repeats last week’s entertainment by special request, inviting all the elderly to attend free of charge.
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Y. S. M. L. Association of Hyrum First Ward
Hyrum Opera House
First Ward
Hyrum
Wanted Faithful solicitor for established manufacturing firm
A set salary of $20 weekly plus expenses is offered for a permanent travel position. No experience required. Send self addressed envelope to Superintendent Travelers 605 Money Building Chicago. Local notes report literacy concerns in Portugal and migration fears about Chinese immigration.
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Chicago
Cache Valley Banking Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of the annual meeting of the Cache Valley Banking Company in Logan Utah to elect officers for the coming year and transact other business. Meeting set for Tuesday January 5th 1904 at 4 p.m. at the bank building. J E Shepard cashier.
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Cache Valley Banking Company
Logan
Utah
J. E. Shepard
China Department
Cache Valley Tea Co
Speaker Cannon Rejects Senate Bow in Ceremony
In a national House communication the Speaker, Cannon, refused the ceremonial bow to the Senate Secretary. He explained he would not bow to the Senate and thus would not bow to its secretary. A light wagon is advertised for sale with inquiries at the office.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Cannon
Danielsen Manufacturing Co Increases Capital and Directors
The Danielsen Manufacturing Co held its annual stockholders meeting on Monday and voted to raise capital stock from 24000 to 50000 and to expand the board from three to five directors. The year was reported prosperous, a 20 percent stock dividend was declared, and W. G. Danielsen E. Lloyd George C. Rigby Heber C. Parker and G. L. Farrell were elected directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danielsen Manufacturing Co
W. G. Danielsen
E. Liyod
George C. Rigby
Heber C. Parker
G. L. Farrell
Girl Assaulted Near Fort on Eleventh East Street
A soldier named Fuller was arrested for assaulting Miss Edith Gill, a domestic worker for W. H. Hatteroth, after both alighted a late car near Eleventh East street. The attacker knocked her unconscious and was identified by a car conductor and the victim, narrowly avoiding lynching by fellow soldiers before capture.
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R. Fuller
Edith Gill
W. H. Hatteroth
Eleventh East Street
Fuller
Comrads
Garden on fairgrounds displays regional flora
Two acres just west of the Palace of Agriculture at the World’s Fair grounds have been turned into a natural garden showcasing wild flowers and shrubs indigenous to the Mississippi and Missouri valleys. The National Guard figures cite Nevada with 140 men, New York about 14,000, and Pennsylvania around 9,000.
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Palace of Agriculture
Mississippi
Missouri
National Guard of
Nevada
New York
Pennsylvania
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Rev. Leilich
John Hess
Harris Music Store
A. M. Israelson
Portugal
Mexican
United States
Logan Furniture Co
Jacob Jorgeson
City Shoe Store
Chris
Logan Dry Goods
Robinson Bros
Té 45 Main
Pany
Co-op Grocery and Drug Co
Tisha Hans Lyons
Quary
Colo
Whittemore
Maretta Ormsby
C. D. W. Fullmer
Journal
Dunbar Robinson Co
Main & Center Streets
Chayog, O. Card
Inday
Life
Apnat Zina
Will
F. A. Myers
Pioneer Nursery
Almeda Perry
B. Y. College
A. L Farrell
H. Clark
Hall
Robinson Gros
Main
P. A. Neilson & Sons
George L. Farrell
Smithfield
Wilma
Jacob Wilhelm
Greenville
Oregon Short Line
Trinity M. E
L. J. Petty
Oxford Idaho
Rose B. Fisher
Akler Sumner Pond
Thatcher
Hattie Greaves
Preston
William L. Wilson
Bertha S. Blart
Eae
J. A. Johnson
Maggie Sorenson
Ephraim Thorpe
Jennie Thomas
John Dille
Salem
Adell Gibbs
Gentile Valley
Archie Galbraith
Lyman Idaho
Selma G. Sheleen
Archer
J. H. Parsons
Newton
Reza Cooley
Ezra Hess Fielding
Sylvia Durfey
Collinston
Zachariah Hardy
Marysville
Hyalina Wetherbee
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