Ballot Box Case Proceeds In Weber County Court
Weber county ballot box prosecutions moved forward with Wilkinson and Edwards facing conspiracy and perjury charges. Wilkinson faced separate trials and requests for delays. one case dismissed for grand jury submission, another for perjury heard with defense challenging jurisdiction. Beardall received four months for involuntary manslaughter. Allen jailed four months for battery. Civil trials then began.
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Weber County
District Court
Judd
Mapinnis
H. H. Henderson
W. H. McMillan
Wilkinson
J. D. Murphy
L. R. Rhodes
Edwards
Prand
Perry
Weber Co
Ogden
L. B. Best
Jos T Ledwidge
B. Hurlbart
I. Gilbert
Ledwidge
Kanesville
Hooper
Commission
Utah Commission
Salt Lake
Gilbert
Hurlburt
J. QO. Armstrong
Edya Beardall
Rapp
Smith
Allen
Bar
Box Elder Co
Newton Notes: Female Relief Society Report Highlights Progress
Korton Narion summarizes a February ward meeting with the Female Relief Society. Officers Martha Beck Emily Jensen Christine Christensen and Elizabeth Funk lead a year of faithful labor including building a granary aiding the poor and wheat stirring. Tithing up 55 percent and Sunday school thriving under Wm F. Jensen education grades align with US Manual. Orson Smith attended stake conference with Bishop Pitkin and Bishop Griffin reporting positive ward progress. Relic Society dance marked improvement with minimal waltz usage.
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Korton Narion
Martha Beck
Emily Jensen
Christine Christensen
Elizabeth Funk
Stirling
Orson Smith
Bishop Pitkin
BH. Griffin
Wm. F. Jensen
Pitkin
Religion Class Program for Institute Meeting
Program for Religion Class Institute to be held in Hyrum on Saturday February 23 1895 at 1 o clock in the morning for teachers of Millville Paradise Avon Hyrum Wellsville College and others who may wish to attend. Reports from Principals address by E G Gowans advanced model class exercise by D T Miller miscellaneous business. W G Raymond D T Miller Ephraim Jensen Program Committee.
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Hyrum
Millville
Paradise
Avon
Wellsville
College
E.G. Gowans
D.T. Miller
W. G. Raymond
D. T. Miller
Ephraim Jensen
Paul Edwards case shocks Logan with billiards dispute
Professor Paul clashed with Edwards over minor students visiting his rival billiard hall. Edwards was fined $5 in Precinct Justice Smith's court after a contentious trial seen as a travesty. Police and city officials face calls for investigation and resignations amid public uproar.
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Paul-Edwards
Smith
Edwards
Agricultural College
Paul
Mr. Edwards
Marshal McCulloch
Hire
Prof
Hyrum Hayball
Mr.dwards
Policeman Adams
Hayball
D. A. Reavill
Prof. Paul
Sam Rich
Agricultural College Board
Logan
Salt Lake
Win
Navion
Farmer Congress to discuss union and farm topics
Logan Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Farmer's Congress in the east basement of the Tabernacle on Saturday February 16 at 11 o'clock. Topics include feeding and selling cattle and hogs, dairying, fruit growing, marketing farm products, and benefits of farmer unions. Influential citizens urged to ensure broad attendance.
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Logan Chamber of Commerce
Tabernacle
Cache County
A. A. Mills
F. B. Linfield
Riehman
J. EB. Price
D. M. Todd
Board of Education meeting approves petitions and salaries
The Board of Education met and handled many items including petitions for salary increases from W G Reese Mattie Knowlton and M E Scoles. A janitor petition was rejected due to fiscal year end limits. Resignations and vacancies were discussed along with building use requests. Treasurer and committee reports were reviewed and a Logan school resources study was presented for final decision next meeting.
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Board of Education
W. G. Reese
Mattie Knowlton
M. Ei. Scoles
William Ferreday
Benson School
Isabella Nelson
Rhoda Nelson
Committee On
Aet
Lola WB. Thompson
Stake Presidency of Religion
C.D. W. Fullmer
B. of B
J. 4. Stewart
C. B. Robbins
Thorstensen
Logan
Pine logs offered for sale at 86.00 per cord
A listing announces 50 cords of pine logs sawed in one foot lengths for sale at 86.00 per cord by Z C M. 1. Location and contact details are not provided in the readable fragment.
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Z. C
First Ward Choir Social Delights Town with Supper
The First Ward choir held a festive social last Friday in the bank building west room with about sixty attendees. Willard Langton MC'd the toasts as Mr Thatcher led the choir, Miss Morehead sang, Alf Farrell and Will Hyde performed guitar duets, Mrs Sloan played piano, and KR Easton and Mrs Sloan offered vocal numbers. Charades provided added entertainment and all left pleased with the evening.
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First Ward
Bank
Willard Langton
B . Thatcher
Bessie Morehead
Alf Farrell
Will Hyde
Rob Sloan
KR. C. Easton
KR. W .Sloan
Wiped Off The Earth Biggest Japanese Fleet Sinks Vessels
A London cable report describes the Chinese fleet nearly destroyed by the Japanese at Wai Hai Wei. The ironclads Chen Yuen and Ting Yuen sunk. forts at Lui Kung and Port Sehil heavily damaged. Ting Yuen and Chen Yuen disabled and foundered as Japanese forces seek Liu Kung by storm.
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London
Wai Hai Wei
Chen Yuen
Sunilny
Lui Kung
Port Sehil
Ing” Yuen
Sai Yuen
Fort
Lehih
Ting
Fort Sebih
Ting Yuen
Chen Yoon
Liu Kung
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Mrs. Beardall
Hour Wrenth
Newton Notes
Justice Smith
Rich
Farmers’ Congress
Board OF Education Meeting
First Ward Choir
Socclaal
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