Legislature Busy with Bills and Contests in Logan
In Logan and Springville, the Legislature debated land redemption measures and a mortgage bill. The Dougall Robertson contest may seat Dougall if evidence supports votes miscount. Council opposition to the Silver Memorial sparked amendments as lawmakers toured colleges. Friday return trip to Leyden is planned with many participants invited.
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Springville
Rtobertson
Ott
Dougall
Sears
Avameil
Wither
Agricolton
Leyun
T A. Mn
Ogden
Logan
Terrible New Jersey Rail Collision Kills Many
A deadly wreck at the Hackensack bridge on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western route near Jersey City left fifteen dead and twenty five injured as two trains collided after a signal misread. Names of the deceased and seriously injured are listed, with several from New Jersey firms and families.
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New York
Hackensack Bridge
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Jersey City
Roseville
Sam
Mr. Ferguson
Western Union Vel. Co
W. J. Turner
Viell, Chandler & Seynour
J. H. Rinier
F. W. Babcock & Co
Edwin Morel
New Jersey
Theodore Witte
J. Cameron
Dorinton
Resling
A. T. Vokes
W. J. Adams
Jr. Parrinton
Mr. Vraser
Rick
Poumons
John Fish
A. A. Bohlis
Patrick Ryan
D. Hoffman
John Brundall
W. J. Regan
John Doty
W. L. Gillanlenn
Dowinion Steamship Company
Jed Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
A. M. Barcliffe
Louis Bardinie
Edward Pierson
Frank Schultz
Stewart Focuses Special Attention to Probate Business
J.4. Stewart concentrates on probate matters, detailing filings, hearings, and administrative steps. The report notes emphasis on estates, wills, guardianship, and court procedures within the probate office today.
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J.4
Stewart
Territorial Topics Note Turbulent Territory News
Geo Drysdale a youth aged 1 escaped reform school last evening and was recaptured within two hours. Reports cover tunnel work on Montezuma ground in Markham Gulch and ore body depth, critique of San Francisco Midwinter Fair opening, a coal purchase shortage, a rabbit hunt outcome near Payson and Salem, county courthouse budgeting in Sanpete, a marriage license and elopement near Provo, and counterfeit silver dollars circulating in Vernal with local caution.
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Geo. Drysdale
Reform School
Cwstody
Ogden Peesy
Dave Teachenor
Montezuma
Markham Gulch
Bulletin
Arthur McEwen
the Tribune
San Francisco
Howard Cavanagh
S500 Street
Third West
Second South Streets
Tribune
Payson
Salem
Payson Boys
Wade
York
San Jaquin
Salem Boys
Sanpete
Otto Olson
Frances M. Gordon
Joined in Marriage at Logan Temple Taegen
Miss Annie Georgeson and Mr Fred Berntsen of Taegen wed at the Logan Temple. The bride had worked two years in the temple while the groom served on the Journal and now works on the Nation. A grand evening reception at Mrs. James Anderson’s home honored the couple with many presents. Naprox force extends best wishes for happiness and success.
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Miss Gordon
Jim
Haguirer
Tos
Cedar City
Leonconte
Suli
Utah
Utal
Luff
Coalville Chronicle
Annie Georgeson
Fred Berntsen
Taegen
Logan ‘Temple
Devia
Hie
James Anderson
James Jensen
Naprox
Teachers Institute Meeting Chooses Officers and Discusses Methods
The county convened the Teachers Institute on Saturday June 13 with Tod Feph Olam as temporary chairman and W Gu Heese as secretary. Officers named included Sapt Oldham president Miss TL Cook vice president DF Cantwell secretary treasurer and W G Haymon librarian. The group debated permanoships spelling and teaching methods and planned to report any student who attends two days in a term. The meeting adjourned after a benediction by K Ki Owen.
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Louse
Tod
Feph Olam
W. Gu Heese
Sapt. Oldham
Ailant
TL. Cook
DF. Oantwell
Min W. G. Raymond
Mrosh Po Dadies
Michael
W.G. Haymon
Annie Lloyd
K. Ki. Owen
Canrweun
Urgent Utah Statehood Support From Local Firm
A letter praises the firm M. J Braadenstein & Co of massachusetts and its travelling agent Mr Win Calder as supporters of Utah statehood. The writer defends the company against misstatements and asserts the firm’s tea trade prominence and good will toward Utah and neighboring regions. The missive notes confidence in Mr Swan and emphasizes business ties with Pride of Japan tea suppliers.
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Massachusetts
Utah
Win. Calder
Wyouwmye
Seéathenn Hlaho
Mak
Braindenstein & Coolan Proncisen
Swoon Toe Snimpile
Mivertisu Fride
Hiypn Ten
Ecnstead
M. 4
Braulenstein
Swan
M. J Mransenstein & Co
Japan
M. J. Braadenstein & Co
Tragic accident claims life on Main Street near Patterson home
Special to Tribenes reports a sad fatality as a child named Willy or Willing in a family scene near Edward Patterson’s residence. While crossing between wheels a struck doll or toy caused a deadly injury. The event occurred as the Patterson family returned from shopping, witnesses described a lane, carts, and a crowd before police arrived.
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Uta
Tribenes
Edward Patterson
Pautterson
Iis
Wien
Amd
Paris
Husband sought work sparks badge remark
A married lady joked that she needs a badge on her husband’s seat of pants for sitting around looking for work. The remark was noted in the Bingham Bulletin.
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Bingham Bulletin
County Superintendent to hold weekly meetings at county court house
The County Superintendent of District Schools will hold his office in the County Court House every Saturday from noon until three p.m. until further notice. All who desire to confer on school matters will receive a hearty welcome. Sanwven OLpuye County Supt of District Schools.
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den Ow
Sanwven Olpuye
Not Held Responsible for Explanation by Brandenstein Co
A note states M. J. Brandenstein and Co. should not be held responsible regarding an explanation. It mentions a charge against Mr Swann for writing a scurrilous attack to Old Woman Morse and references Te Martie and Vite Beenie.
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M. J. Brandenstein & Co
Beenie
Martie
Mr. Swann
Morse
Senator Boutelle On Dignity And Presidential Policy
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Boutelle and others criticizing the Administration. Frye and Boutelle oppose the President’s plans, citing secrecy and alleged manipulation of officials. Readers are reminded of a arrival train ceremony and a brief note on fashion in cold weather.
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Washington
Baltlaine Zvibwue
Pale Menti
Wien
Viet
Republic
Cleveland
Congress
Frye
Maine
Boutalle
Stevens
Vryesaya
Willis
United States
Gresham
Nile
Boutelle
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Toth Boner
Pag Sanen
Sonman
White
Meh
de Rhea
Reives
Vernal Amd
Vernal Express
Annis Georgeson
Teacher's Institute
As Hild
Satmrday
Coxsmeier
Bart Laws
Beever
Senator Boutelle
la Wm
Hoguy
Nanton
Krow
Hawmilton
Ul. Reyiater
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