District court attendance and local notices mix
District court attendees include attorney Jobe Bavecroft and coal firms like Gillexte Coal Co in attendance. A street pickup by Madame Green leads to a missing child Teale found with police. notices mention ads, Seattle bound hostesses, and Utah delegates to Roos Temple with reports on elections and emissions.
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Child Born on Train Aboard the Southern Pacific
A mother aboard a Southern Pacific passenger train traveling from Chemeat to Perlay gave premature birth while en route to Ogden General Hospital. The infant weighed three pounds at birth and was conveyed with the mother to the hospital. the train halted at Union Station to provide aid.
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Another Village Burned Near Alexandretta Amid Riots
The report says the Armenian settlement at Kessab near Alexandretta has been burned with many reported missing. Women and children flee into surrounding mountains while aid is urgently sought along the coast. Tetlan near Mexandretta is described as critical with movements near Antoch and Atadjin. Beirut remains quiet.
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Smoot Tells of Support for Freight Rate Probe
Salt Lake City telegrams praise Senator Reed Smoot and associates in Congress for blocking a bureau petition to investigate freight rates. A second Salt Lake note to President Taft acknowledges actions by Senators Sutherland and Rep Howel as Utah seeks rightful recognition amid controversial justice delays.
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Mountain area murder suspects seized by Arizona authorities
Ephraim April 22 reports say Ban Pete Man Wanted for Murder in a mountain killing fifteen years ago has been captured in Tucson. Ephraim officers held Mickel and Kofford, both from Spring City, for the murder of Abert Boras east of Spring City after a firefight during a chase. The fugitives allegedly shot Sheriff Bear and fled into Castle Valley, with Mickel wounded but alive. The pair were linked to sheep theft and a confrontation near Oltermine, with authorities pursuing through Bear County and Castle Valley.
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Charges Filed Over Unbranded Butter Sales in Salt Lake
Salt Lake April 24. Thomyann Tiros and associates are charged with violating the pure food law by selling unbranded butter. Complaint cites butter lacking maker name or weight on the wrapper. Willard Hansen, state dairy commissioner, says several dealers failed to stamp required information. Officials expect enforcement action in city court with state chemist and others examining numerous samples.
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Probes Find Milk Samples Mostly Pure in City Tests
A plate chemist and city food inspector examined nineteen milk samples. Most tested pure, with analysts citing quality in Balt Lake City amid ongoing probes and potential prosecutions.
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Cron
Urea
Balt Lake
Cit
Four Nights to Den Theatrical AAP Faces Big Circuit Change
Theaters in Salt Lake City shift programming as Grand opera house closes. Shuberts seek exclusive Salt Lake playhouse, locking in Melton & Amuttre deal. Vaudeville moves to Sagan opera house. Balt Lake and other venues absorb four nights weekly across the circuit. Competition intensifies with two Salt Lake theaters and ongoing rivalries.
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Marta Leek
Logan
Klawa Erlanger
Breck
Qa Interesta
Vandeville
Rand
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Balt Lake
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Colonia
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Fire in Salt Lake Causes Minor Damage to Buildings
A blaze broke out at 2 30 am Saturday in the newly laid foundations of the Metalire McCornick building on Main Street north of the McCornick structure. Estimated loss about 290 dollars. Firemen from Nov 1 and 2 fought the flames until 3 16 am. The fire started from hot ashes in the Calloway Hock and Francie furnace area, spreading to the basement of the Metalire McCornick building and nearby wood piles. Watchman John Walsh discovered the fire and raised the alarm. Chief More suspects tobacco burning did no injury. Fire confined mainly to lumber tied to a frame for concrete moulds. smoke filled the McCarrick cellar though the blaze stayed mostly outside.
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Main Street
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Iich
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Toth
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Baldice
John Walsh
McCarrick
Mad rush to secure divorces in Salt Lake apes
Divorces were granted in Salt Lake yesterday. Emma Hobusch from Fritt re buar, George Nrochlebank and Clara Koaille from We. M. Kradie, Lite Cripps from Jacob M. Chinpy, Temles A. Warren from John A. Warren, Vers 0 Towell from Jona f. how ell, Jacob Hunter from Martha Tatton, Agnes Crouch from J. A. Crouch, Jen o Rockefeller from Marian Ttorkefeller, Lian Bowles from Warry Towle. Also reports of a fifteen month jail sentence for shoplifting and disease worries amid prison health concerns.
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Apel
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Fritt Rebuar
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George Nrochlebank
Clara Koaile
We. M. Kradie
Lite Cripps Frem
Jacob M. Chinpy
Temles A. Warren
John A. Warren
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Towell
Jona F. Howell
Jacob Hunter
Martha Tatton
Agnes Crouch
J. A. Crouch
Jeno
Rockefeller
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Lian Bowles
Warry Towle
Dangerous delay in kidney cure promises false health remedy
Fragments warn of danger in delaying treatment for illnesses tied to kidneys and the nervous system. An alleged testimonial from Hester Stribuan claims Noan's Kidney Pills cured kidney issues after a physician’s warning and mentions a distributor in New York offering the product at a price of 54 cents, urging readers to act quickly.
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Oeten
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Nadeon
Hester Stribuan
Hitfala
New York
Agenta
United States
Than's
Akere
Harriman Mercer Suit Gomes Up On April 27
Fragmentary court filing mentions Harriman Mercer and Gomes in an April 27 action before a United States district court. The document references State statements and an attorney general, with details about a matter involving Absa Log and related parties.
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Gomes
United State
Court of Aptiest
Roosevelt Arrives at Kapla Hunting Grounds in East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt arrives with the Roosevelt party at Kapla near Mombasa. The camp is elaborate with 26 followers and a large caravan including nine gun beaters, 20 porters, and nine horsemen. Roosevelt and Hermit are among the few allowed long hunts as the party tours the Athi River region.
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Roosevelt party expedition stalls at Kapiti Plaine camp
The Noose velt expedition camp near Kapiti Plaine faces delays as timing for departure remains undecided. Smithsonian relics from Roma of the Vagraze division reportedly ship to Mombeea, delaying two days of the planned trips. Roosevelt himself arrives in high spirits but has not approved a start time for the next legs.
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Hritheh Bart Africa
Noosevelt
Cantar
Afrire
Kapiti Plaina
Roma
Smithsonian Institution
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Roosevelt
More Than One Thousand Killed And Wounded
A long dispatch details heavy losses in a campaign with a massive death toll. It notes officials restricting information and describes military movements at Constantinople and rapids plains. The report mentions press access curbs and a clash between forces, with artillery and machine gun fire cited amid ongoing operations.
Break in Bever Causes Damge In Gary Area
A break in a water line near Gary causes extensive damage and threatens nearby homes as heavy rains overwhelm the area. Flooding from the washout results in property loss and alarm over rising water levels. Authorities assess the incident and urge caution as repairs proceed.
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