Wife murderer Frank Rose executed by firing squad
The Salt Lake city execution details Frank Rose, who killed his wife on Christmas Day, choosing a firing squad after a swift trial. Five rifles fired at the chair as sheriff and guards oversaw the event in the Utah State Prison yard, while the infant Elmer waited at an orphanage.
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Rose
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Himeef
Salt Lake County
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Denis
Dr. Young
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promotion Offers Free Trial
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr Shoop's Restorative at no risk for a month. It promises friendship and endorsement if trusted tests succeed and notes a local druggist can supply six doses monthly for trial with full cost coverage if it fails. It emphasizes nerve vitality and restorative claims across organs.
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Dr. Shoop
Alaskan Arrives from San Francisco With Freight and Boilers
The American-Hawaiian Line steamship Alaskan reached this port from San Francisco after departing Monday noon. Capt. Nichols notes a largely pleasant voyage except near Magellan Strait where winter cools the air. The vessel carries 7,000 tons of freight plus three boilers for the Jefferson, berthed at pier 2.
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Alaskan
San Francisco
New York
Nichols
Atlantic
Pacific
Straita of Magellan
Alaska Steamship Company
Jefferson
Hondu
Hats Sold by Youngs Sole Agents
One price three dollars for Youngs hats offered by BW N Brooks & Co at 1831 Second Avenue Arcade Building. Call for details and availability.
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Young’s
Robert Abrams Wins $1000 Damages Against Beattie Electric
Robert Abrams was awarded $1000 damages by a superior court against Beattie Electric after suing for assault by a conductor on a University car. He claimed he was assaulted when protesting being carried past his alighting corner.
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Robert Abrams
Beattie Electric Company
Brooks Hat Priced So Low It Stands Alone
Brooks Company advertises the Brooks hat at 2.00 dollars in the Arcade building located at 1301 Becond avenue. The message emphasizes unmatched city style and value for the price.
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Brooks
Brooks & Co
Becond Avenue
Baseball game storms park with bizarre safety bets and threats
A chaotic report describes a Saturday Sunday baseball encounter between Newman's Manuel Lopez team and William Belong Rainiers at Recreation Park. The piece includes overthetop wagers, bizarre penalties, and security details amid a tense rivalry. President Roosevelt also appoints James H. Shoup of Alaska as marshal of the District of Columbia.
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