Night on Mountain Ends in Arrests and Injuries
A reported night on Pee Peak ends with three men injured in a struggle near Springs. Robinson, in critical condition, was attacked as Howard H. Roth and others faced gun or weapon threats. Clark Shipley and two students are jailed amid conflicting accounts and ongoing investigations into the assault and injuries.
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Cole
Earmral Pee
Howard H. Roth
Iles Ear
Francis Hoep
Thin City
Igadonta
Joan A. Clark
Kipley
Clark
Thie City
Wupute Arives
Robinson
Robinsou
Shipley
Manitou
George Birdeall
Accon
Ws & Special Trai
Immu
Emert Robinson
Inu
Balloon flight sets new record at sea height
A balloon flight yesterday attempted a new one flight record after rising to sea height and comparing with a previous estimate from a week earlier. The vessel ferried a gun bag to a location, but a counter movement redirected it back toward the aeronaut as the ascent or control actions continued.
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Simest
Circus and park amusements draw crowds in festive day
A lively parade of rides and bands lit up the bay area as a 109 foot umbrella craft impressed crowds and the La Sousa band performed a grotesque concerto to much acclaim. A park incident injured a woman when a ring caught on a hand bar and had to be filed off, causing a painful wound and blood infection.
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Berens
la Sousa
Looff
Angelo Dotana
Udorgetown
Lana Park
Concerts Schedule Promises Weekly Band Performances
Bands will present two concerts weekly in the Agriculture Palace and one in the Palace of Manufactures at the exposition. The new feature responds to exhibitors requests as Utah completes its exhibit and opens buildings to the public. A notable display features a novel Mormon church exhibit. La Granja reports the christening of Princess Beatrice, daughter of the king and queen, with ministers and diplomats present.
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Palace of Manufactures
Utah
Mormon Church
LA Granja
Spain
Beatrice
Twelve Die in Chicago Heat Wave
Chicago reports twelve deaths from heat in the last 24 hours as temperatures linger near 90 degrees. Coroner notes extreme heat with the thermometer near 80 degrees at 0 o'clock and still high this morning.
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United Prem
Chicago
Fi Twenty Thousand Enjoy Special Features At Exposition
Over 22 000 attended the AeYoP exposition yesterday with two main events drawing crowds. Dr Hensley Henson lectured on English church history in the auditorium while the Band Beattle Symphony Orchestra concert drew thousands in the Forestry Building promenade area. Night crowds filled the Pay Streak despite rain. Agen was elected to the school board to fill the vacancy left by George Donworth’s resignation.
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Hensley Henson
Wentimate Abbey
Woulo
Beattle Symphony Orchestra
AGENA
John Hi. Agen
Pecla
George Donworth
Pacific Mail boycott backed by Chinese merchants planes into effect
News bulletins report a boycott against Pacific Mail steamship line by Chinese merchants connected with American trade taking effect today in Hong Kong. Other items note Chesapeake and Ohio Railway declaring a quarterly dividend, Confederate and Union veterans reuniting after 45 years at Salem Church, Wellman’s balloon mishap near Spitsbergen delaying the Aero tour, Pittsburg streetcar workers striking and church attendance affected, and the Northwest Pacific mission district assembly at St Pauls Church in Minneapolis ending soon.
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Hong Kong
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Northwest Pacific Mission Dietriet
German Evangelical Synod of North America
St. Pauls Church
1763
West Sindst
Seatte, Renton & Southern Railway Company
Washington Et
Bin
Lobe Building Plans at Green Lake Stalled
Advocates of a Green Lake branch of M. A. hoped to secure a building near the lake front to establish a sanitarium style facility. The plan faltered after a Gedetman property removal priority disrupted the project timing and hoped profits.
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Green Lake
July Stock-Adjusting Sale Breaks Furniture Records
The July stock adjusting sale began today amid huge crowds as furniture sales records were shattered. Thousands of eager buyers filled the store, causing some to miss service, but organizers urge early arrival tomorrow for prompt assistance.
Phenomenal Success Highlights Quality Furniture and Variety
A today’s feature praises a showroom for high quality furniture and splendid variety at low prices. The piece notes broad selections and notable value, framing the success as a sign of strong product appeal and shopper benefit.
Conditions for a Stock-Adjusting Sale in Seattle
Conditions to observe during this sale state that all goods are sold as is and cash payments only. No C O D or phone orders. delivery at earliest convenience. no holds for future delivery. This is a stock-adjusting sale and advertised quantities cannot be guaranteed. shop early to avoid missing desired items. The notice asserts public confidence in Seattle.
Great Carpet Values At Discount Prices In Store Ad
Whittall n Teprac offers Wilton carpets at 2.00 value and Best Wilton Velvet at 2.00, while Bigelow Axminster carpets come in at 2.26. Test Grade Velvet priced at 1.00 plus 81 10 tapestry Brussels at 1.00. Also special prices on bugs, china mattings, cocoa and Crex mattings.
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Whittall
Teprac Wilton
Bigelow Axminster
Best Wilton
Ose Tapoutry
Brussela
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