Veterans Parade Captivates Salt Lake City Encampment
Forty four Grand Army of the Republic departments marched with the Fifteenth Infantry and Utah National Guard through downtown Salt Lake City. The encampment featured pyrotechnic displays atop Ensign Peak and a large Greetings meeting in the Mormon Tabernacle with Gov. Spry and local officials praising the welcome given to veterans.
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Grand Army
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Fifteenth United States Infantry
National Guard of
Army
Sons of Veterans
Women
Ensign Peak
Wasatch Mountains
Temple Square
Eagle Gate
Main Street
Seventh South Street
Power Plant Tunnels Drive Black Hills Mining Rise
Homestake Mining advances a major power plant project on Spearfish creek with eight tunnels totaling about five miles to convey Walters of Spearfish creek to an intake dam. Plant to supply at least 5,000 horsepower, cost around 1 million dollars, targeted for fall 1910. Placer mining expansion eyed near Rapid City with new processes to lower costs. Reliance Gold Mining moves to develop vertical ore bodies in Annie Creek and replace flood-destroyed dam, aiming for 150 to 175 tons daily once mill operations resume after fall.
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Deadwood
Pennington County
Eastern Capital
Rapid City
Rapid
Castle Creeks
Slate Creek
Colorado
Humalulu
Reliance 1 Gold Mining Company
Annie Creek
Portland
Flag Day Evokes Nation in Large Utah Parade
A vast Utah spectacle featured 2600 children forming a waving American flag on the reviewing stand near Temple Square. Commander Nevius and Gov. Spry presided as veterans groups and civic leaders addressed the gathering, followed by a grand march of 4000 school children and a testimonial to Charles G. Burton. The encampment ends with organizational business sessions and officer elections.
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Henry M. Nevius
Ing
Main Street
South Temple Street
Brigham Young Pioneer Monument
Temple Square
Henry M. Nevins
William Spry
Utah
United Bander
Genevieve Hagar Longfield Lane
Ladies
Mary B. Gilman
Woman's Relief Corps
Clara E. Hoover
The
Daughters of Veterans
Edgar Allen
Sons of Veterans
Rebecca Smith
Army
Charles G. Burton
Grand Army
Chicago Live Stock Market Report August 6
Chicago market roundup shows cattle firm with steers at 7.6, cows 3.50 to 6. cattle range. Hog prices rise near 8.0 with choice heavy at 8.15, packers 7.75 to 8.10. Sheep steady with sheep 4.5 to 5.5 and lambs 6.26 to 7.75.
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Chicago
Four drown in Baltimore gasoline launch wreck
Two bodies lie at Canton police station and two others are recovered from the Patapsco River after a gasoline launch wreck. The drowned are Mrs Katherine Fe Brown aged 60, Marle Hawes aged 5, Willard Leach aged 12, and Frank Pryor aged 19.
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Baltimore
Canton
Patapsco
Katherine Fe, Brown
Marle Hawes
Willard Leach
Frank Pryor
Fine Stock for Indians at Cheyenne River Reserve
The Cheyenne River Indian Agency will begin distributing 40 000 dollars in annuity money, about 20 dollars per person, to all Indians on the reserve. Merchants along the border stock up for harvest while the state equalization board reports a large valuation increase, projecting over 1 250 000 dollars yearly revenue and potential debt clearance within two years.
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Pierre
Cheyene River
State Equalization Board
Negro Resists Extradition In South Dakota Case
Sioux Falls. D. J. Conway has departed for Pierre to resist Kansas authorities seeking requisition papers to return George Frakken or W. N. Morgan a Sioux Falls colored man wanted for alleged parole violation in Kansas.
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Sioux Falls
D. J. Conway
Pierre
Kansas
George Franken
W. N. Morgan
Smith Pleads Guilty in Circuit Court in Fainting Case
George A. Smith pleaded guilty to a statutory crime in circuit court and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. His sentence was suspended due to his tuberculosis of the leg after he fainted when carried into the courtroom, with leave to leave the state for a sanatorium.
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Deadwood
S. D
George A. Smith
Smith
Hill to Address Bankers in Chicago Visit
James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern Railroad, will travel from St. Paul to Chicago on September 14 to address a meeting of the American Bankers association. Another speaker will be James B. Forgan, former banker and president of the First National Bank of Chicago.
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Chicago
Iinois
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad Company
St. Paul
American Bankers Association
James B. Forgan
Twin City
First National
Major Fire in Everett Destroys Six Buildings
A $60,000 blaze in Everett on Rockefeller to Oakes streets destroyed five buildings and killed sixteen horses. Authorities suspect arson after several recent fires. The estate is guarded by armed patrols at night as investigators search for suspects.
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Everett, Wallington
Rockefeller and
Oakes Streets
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Omce
Maple Street
South Dakota
K. Bowe
Henry Goebel
Roberta
Day
Marshall
Alwar
M Miinesota
Canada
Gisbeton
Standard Office
Eck's
Plano
Ben Eck
D. Bland Sae Pepula
Edrttors
DR. C. L. Gate
Veterans March IN Great Review
Big “Greetings” Meeting
Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Frank M. Starrett
William H. King
John S. Stradford
L. H. Smythe
Department of Utah
Mr. King
Nevius
Homesteak
Black Hills
Olli LA
Second Ave
W& WM. Mead
Sisseton Milling Co
Sisseton Mill &Light Co
Maryland
Ames B. Forgan
American Association
Everett
Coast City
Axness & Co
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Wilson Bros
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Buseion, South Dakota
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