Inter Mountain News Summary and Local Headlines
A roundup of diverse reports: Salt Lake City murder case tied to Julian Szirmay a 21 year old Hungarian in custody claiming involvement in the Harrick home robbery but denying the fatal shot. Seattle plans a 42 story office tower costing about 2.0 billion dollars. Census notes show Taroma Ward growth to 82 972 in 1910. A San Diego rancher William Kirk Jackson found dead in Seattle hotel with chloroform overdose. Actress Virginia Harned Sothern granted divorce in Nevada. Chamber of Commerce wires for Tacoma population recount. Provo workers rescued after boiling dye vat accident with two fatally burned. Colorado forest fires blamed on settlers. Colorado coal mines flagged for inspection issues. Paducah minors workers return after concessions. Kansas City incident over a dog and a payout dispute ends in a killing. Chicago arrest and transfer of Alice Goodwin on bigamy charge. Pittsburg graft case judge denies new trial for architect Huston. Taft approves Panama canal funding and plans for wreck of the Maing. Navy decides not to visit Mediterranean ports due to cholera risk. Oregon and Washington hold vast water power potential estimates. Walter Wellman begins Atlantic balloon voyage with four companions. Senator Dolliver dies of heart dilation in Iowa. Train accident in New Mexico injures and kills. Kil Fisher the prizefighter dies after a fight in Menlo. Alaska hunting accident fatality near Seward. U S Army transport She ridan t as arrives with troops. New Mexico instructor Captain W R Bledsoe found dead. Sherman campaigns for Republican ticket. West Virginia fight between Johnson and Huntington ends in multiple deaths and injuries. Various international incidents and political developments worldwide including France rail strike, Japan US navy movements, and volcanic activity near the Svalbard region.
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Thomas Harrick
Salt Lake City
Julian Szirmay
Karrick
Seattle
Taromai
Ward
William Kirk Jackson
San Diego
Cal
Virginia Harned Sothern
Atenc
Nevada
Sothern
Durand
Tacoma
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Provo
Utah
Inhasor
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Nobecker
Coud
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Strate Aline
John D. Jones
Walter Wellman
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver
Lows
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Dolliver
Senate
Taft
White House
Santa Fe
Compton
Oklshona
I. B. Smith
Norwich
Conn
Alaska
Alfred Lowell
Ckief
Gon
Seward
Lake Kenta
Kenia
United States Army
Bheridantas
San Francisto
Sania
W. TR. Bledsoe
New Mexictn Military Institute
Roswell
M. Dita Ana
No Woman Could Be Cured Without Fresh Health
A historical notice discusses health claims around kidney and tuberculosis cures. It mentions Donn’s Pills and a charity Christmas seal linked to the Red Cross, noting early 20th century fundraising and campaigns for tuberculosis and prevention efforts with various organizations and dates referenced.
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Joseph
SRB Foster-Milburn Co
Daitale
M. Y
The Unpaonished Nobleman Heard at Dinner
A fragmented comic scene recalls a nobleman overhearing a dinner party exchange. A child’s nervous whisper, a seaside couple, and a bridegroom’s cautious talk unfold amid playful banter and rural social ritual. The garbled text hints at era tone and editorial whim.
Coffee Was It Discovering Postum Health Benefit
A first person account describes quitting coffee after years of nervousness and digestive issues. After trying Postum the writer reports improved sleep calm nerves and better overall health, noting an easy transition and renewed energy.
French Rail Strike Ends After Briand Mobilizes Forces
Paris reports say the rail workers strike, spanning several systems, was settled after Premier Briand mobilized reservists and troops. Leaders were arrested, and many demands were dropped as trains resumed service amid accusations of anarchist plots and government restraint.
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Paris
Railteaders’ Union
Mondas Pet
Akent
Gathroud
France
Briand
M Brland
Stiand
Death of Julia Ward Howe in Middletown
Julia Ward Howe, aged 51, philanthropist author and leading suffragist, died of pneumonia. Born in New York City May 27, 1813, she stood at the forefront of American literature, philanthropy and women’s emancipation, contributing to magazines and poetry and writing the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Middletown
B. I
Julia Ward Howe
Join Ward Howe
New York City
Althogh
Wich
The
Republic
Old Soldier Urges Swamp Root for Kidney Trouble Relief
A veteran of the Civil War promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. Testimony from George W Atchley of Des Moines Iowa and notary E J Fisk claims effectiveness and urges readers to request a sample bottle and booklet from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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Swany Kout
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
History of Red Cross Charity Stamps and Tuberculosis Fund Drives
The article traces charity stamps from 1862 Boston relief efforts to the Red Cross Christmas seal. It notes early tuberculosis revenue stamps, cites campaigns in 1907 1908 and later totals including 135000 and 350000 raised as conditions varied, and mentions the 1819 slogan “A Million for Tuberculosis.”
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Boston
Delawmary x
Tui
Red Cross
Radan
Milous
Delaware
America
American Red Cross
Riots Kill Five Men and Three Women in Guadalupe Election
In Basse Terre Guadalupe rioting at elections left five men and three women dead and more than twenty injured with six expected to die. Violence erupted when radicals clashed after the radical representative was escorted from the town hall as ballots were to be inspected. Gendarmes fired a volley into the crowd.
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Guadalupe
Basse Terre
Atanda
Petit Bourg
Radical Party
Philadelphia Wins Series Opener Over Cubs in Sharp Play
The PhiladelphiaAmerican League champions defeated the Chicago Cubs in a cleanly played first game of the world championship series. Nearly 40,000 fans attended the Monday contest, marking the opener of the title series.
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Philadelphia
Chicago “Cubs
Print titled The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born
Two Englishmen at the Red Home inn in Stratford on Avon examine a print showing a collapsing house with the inscription The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. They debate its accuracy with a waiter who confirms the caption while one man expresses doubt and a humorous mispronunciation about Shakespeare’s birth.
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Red Home Inn
Stratford on-Avyon
Shakespeare
Heelishman
Fragmentary dialogue overheard about divorce and introductions
A faded conversation snippet shows Mrs. Wadsworth questioned about her former name and divorce status. A speaker asks if she is acting under a maiden or prior name, noting others may know she has been divorced. The exchange hints at social curiosity and recognition.
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Wadsworth
Murine Eye Remedy Advertises Relief for Eye Discomfort
An old ad promotes Murine Eye Remedy for red weak weary watery eyes and granulated eyelids. It mentions Murine Eye Salva and related products sold in aseptic tubes at about $1.00 with free eye books and advice by mail.
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Murine Eye Remedy Co
Washington Rehearing Denied in Denver Rate Case
The United States Supreme Court refused to rehear the Denver rate dispute Monday. The decision leaves Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate orders in effect for shipments from Chicago and St Louis to Denver. In Albany Kentucky Samuel Lee and James Means, with father John A Lee, were jailed after being charged with the murder of LF Wales in a case tied to a ambush and shooting.
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Washington
Denver
Auproms Court of the
United States
Jaas
Chicago
Stour
Albany
Samuel Lee
Toomas
John A Lae
James Means
LF Ct
Wales
Simbush
Getting Even With Mamma
A mother locks her disobedient daughter in a dark closet for 16 minutes. After opening the door she hears a small voice describe filling the closet with fabric items and new clothing as the anticipated punishment continues.
The Place of Honor at Harvest Feast
Farmer Hodge hosts a harvest feast with tradition and welcome. Giles, the senior hand, is urged to take the place of honor but declines saying he would rather sit by the pudding. The hostess press gently while Giles remains courteous and reserved.
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Farmer Hodge
Giles
Sire Wiesiow's soothing yro for ehildren wethsing
The text reads as fragmented lines describing a soothing remedy for children with a caring tone. It mentions soothing actions and hints at themes of time and relationships between past, present, and future. The readable portions suggest a parent or guardian offering comfort.
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Ehildren Wethsing
Soe
Waiaien
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