Dormitory for Girls Planned by Gordon Academy
Utah state items report Gordon Academy to build a Salt Lake girls dormitory at a cost of 10000. Other notes include rising drunken arrests after Sunday closing, Utah oil prospects in Green River district, a self-inflicted knee wound near Salt Lake, and various local developments from the Woolgrowers convention to bank and school matters.
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Gordon Academy
Salt Lake
Utah
Green River District
Walter Huntton
Oakley
Idaho
Saltah
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Chicago
George Gibba
University Chronicle
White Star Ol
Utah County
EA Frey
Park City
Columbia River
Washington
Hannah Yao Wagonen Smith
Provo
Abirte
Yana
Hreeden
Tingey
W. H.schalter
Aiiver
Galt Lake
Lehi
Wardle
Guile
Galt Lake Valley
Balloon disaster carriers nine in California flight
A captive balloon with one woman and eight men broke loose at Eleventh and Folsom in San Francisco Saturday evening. It drifted toward Pescadero, fifty miles away, before being grounded near Beatty Thompson’s place after the rope failed. Aeronaut Ea P. Dudley and ten others survived the ordeal with minor injuries and later shared supper at Thompson’s.
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Eleventh
Folsom
Ea P. Dudley
A. L. Dodge
Ed Foster, Jr
Walter Leon
O. P. Vildecoy
J. F. Leonard
M. Ll. Howarth
John A. M. Swift
Sire J. P. Guasoulos
Lallooda
Pescadero
Beatty Thompson
Thompson
Worr
Walter Baker and Company Cocoa Leaders Receive Three Fold Medals
Largest in the World Walter Baker and Co Dorchester Massachusetts are the top cocoa and chocolate manufacturers. They recommended a gold medal from the Paris exposition last year and this year earned threefold medals from the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. Their goods stand as the standard for purity and excellence.
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Walter Baker & Co
Ltt
Dorchester
Mann
Buffalo
Tarred and feathered man accuses tunnel company
J M Hagerty a noted mining operator in the Six Eagles company Okanogan country was tarred and feathered at Doomis Washington after an Spokane interview discrediting Palmer Mountain Tunnel company claims. He was escorted to a mass meeting paraded and then left for his mines amid heated protest. Meanwhile in St Louis eleven children died from diphtheria antitoxin poisoning linked to municipal production and the city shifts to free tetanus antitoxin distribution while halting further diphtheria antitoxin manufacture.
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J. M. Hagerty
Six Eagles
Okanogan
Doomis
Washington
Spokane
Hagerty
Palmer Mountain Tunnel Company
John Boyd
Spokesman-Review
Tie
St Louis
Chwuist
Health Department
St. Lowin
Army Pay and Naval Construction Proposals Revealed
Paymaster-General reports army spending for the year at 60,216,945 dollars with an increase over last year. He urges bonds for pay corps officers and notes engineers handle large sums with bonds rarely used. Navy board seeks authorization to build forty additional ships including armored cruisers and battleships, planning 14,000 ton battleships and 4,000 ton cruisers.
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Board of Naval Constructors
Congress
Long Haw
Board of Naval Construction
Crilery
Malvar Appolote Himes Heads Filipino Army Proclamation
The commander Malvar Appolote Himes proclaims himself captain general and orders presidium of lieutenant generals and four division generals, vowing traitor penalties for those aiding Americans. He praises field efforts and pledges temporary leadership while Congress allocates funds for pensions and the census. The Interior department seeks about 170 million for next year, with 142 million for pensions and pension bureau work plus 13.5 million for the twelfth census, leaving unspent balances as of July.
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Malvar Appolote Himes
Malvar
Rei
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Kidnapping Hoax and Government Financial Report
A Great Falls Montana tale reports a six year old boy kidnapped and later found unharmed after a ransom note. The story blends a kidnapping incident with a government financial statement showing October 1901 receipts of 40 031 052 dollars and expenditures of 40 045 533 dollars.
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G. W. Ryan
Great Falia
Mont
Southwick
Ryan
Cus- Lous
War Department
Navy
Country Girls In The City They Face Harsh Realities
A writer recalls autumn trends as hundreds of country girls migrate to cities to seek fortunes. Many end up in shops and factories earning limited wages, facing long hours and costly urban living. The essay contrasts city life with country liberty and wholesome village pleasures.
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Trafic
Quality Drives Demand and Mutton’s Rise in Market
The article discusses how quality education by breeders lifts production standards and consumer taste, boosting mutton demand and prices. It notes English visitors’ surprise at U.S. mutton consumption, then explains improvements in slaughter, dressing, and export facilities raising mutton's standing among meats. It also briefly mentions crystallized mint leaves as a novelty and suggests nerve care for nervous individuals.
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America
United States
Mike Wise
Kipling
Oura
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Utah State News
State
Soun Board
National Park Bank of New York
Leb
Mt. Pleasant
P.M. McArthur
Lassie Stewart
J. J. Stewart
Richfield
Neon
Hebur Smith
Draper
Smith
McKinlay
California
Karenciy
Moelly
Mies
Marting Point
Botha
Beyson
Brabeniaogte
Voors
Wns
Benson
Weo
Kentucky
Kefognes
Dorbin
Indiana
Taylor
Charles W. Finley
William Goebel
Durbin
Hedlharm
Corbin
Mount
Naval Electrician
McKintey
Secretary of the Navy
John W. Stoll
Columbia
New York Navy Yard
McKinley
Spokane Mining Mag ‘Tarrea Sed Featherl
Polemnans
Montana Soy
Bone
George S. Maxwell
National
Irigation Assortation
Agricultural Implement Dealers
Kansas City
W. A. Rower
Kansans
Maxwells
National Irrigation Congress
Mitiallod Gost
Moxtal
Hermana
Montana
Timber and Stone Act
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