Saltair Train Wreck Heroic Attempt Amid Hold Up
A daring robbery occurred at the Rios Grande candy kitchen and cafe on West Second South street as two masked men held up proprietor M. B. Smith and two customers James Cooper and Edward Moore just before midnight. They recovered most of the day’s receipts from Smith and took Cooper’s gold watch and $9 while Moore was not searched. The masked men fled, removing their masks as they exited.
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Rios Grande
West Second South Street
M. B. Smith
James Cooper
Edward Moore
Aras
Smith
Moore
Cooper
Boy Train Wrecker Faces Serious Charge in Utah
A fifteen year old boy is charged with attempted train wrecking after authorities stopped the outgoing 4 20 Saltair train. Robert Gamble of Utah Light and Power helped thwart the plan while walking along the Saltair track near Ninth. If not found in time, the derailment could have endangered many lives.
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Saltair
Robert Gamble
Utah Light & Power Company
UTAH LIGHT @ POWER Co
R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Ogien
Uish
Train wreck near Saltair thwarted by prompt action
A large bolt and tire wedged in a frog near the car sheds halted a 4 20 train just minutes before arrival. Walter Ward, accused in a warrant, was questioned after neighbors reported he placed iron on the track to seek revenge. Deputy Booth investigated. Walter denied charges while his father was alerted as the danger was averted.
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West
Gamble
Langford
Sheriff’s Office
Booth
Walter
Agar
South Seventh West
Warranor
Edwar
Mr. Booth
Saltair
Ashton Pleads Guilty to House Breaking
Charles Ashton was arrested Sunday by Officer Carlson on stealing electrical apparatus from the roving picture show on Main street. In Judge Diehl's court he pled guilty to house breaking and was held for sentence in District court. Ashton claimed the property found in his wagon was lent to another dope fiend, but after a night in jail without his gun he admitted guilt.
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Charles Ashton
Carlson
Main Street
Diehl
Ashton
Leas Rony
Bad Effects of Ryan Case in Salt Lake Divorce
Johanna Allers accuses William H. Allers in Salt Lake district court of cruelty. She says he implied she was not chaste amid discussions of the Ryan murder case and urged her to “go in a wagon with someone.” He allegedly slandered her to friends and neighbors. They wed June 9, 1895, and two years of habitual drunkenness are noted. She seeks $50 per month alimony.
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Johanna Allers
Salt Lake District
William H. Allers
Ryan
Aurora Hodge arraigned for murder in Salt Lake
Aurora Hodge Tledga faced arraignment before Judge Diehl in Salt Lake City for the alleged murder of William X en by shooting on the night of July. The courtroom packed with spectators as she pleaded not guilty amid public curiosity about the so called mysterious traveling companion.
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Aurora Tledga
William Xen
Local woman pleads not guilty in sidewalk riding case
Vladora Hodge, escorted by Sheriff Emery, appears in district court with brother Alfred Larsen and attorney F. C. Loofbouron. She pleads not guilty to the charge as preliminary hearing is set for next Monday morning. she remains in custody. Larsen leaves for Denison Io but will return for the trial in the District court.
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Vladora
Hodge
Emery
Alfred Larsen
F. C. Loofbouron
Ashe
Bernheisel
Diehl
Tie
Proclamation Names 20 Delegates to Irrigation Congress
Acting Governor J T Hammond issued a proclamation appointing twenty delegates from Utah counties to attend the Eleventh National Irrigation Congress in Ocden on September 15 16 17 and 18. Delegates include A I Doremus George C Lambert R W Young T J Almy Amos Gabbott John Henry Smith F S Richards B C Ewing Heber Bennett Willany J Lewis A G Barber J P Holmgren John C Child Caleb Tanner George Austin J A Hyde Jaab county W D Livingston San Pete county Moses W Taylor Summit county W HI Seegmiller Sevier county Wesley K Walton Rich county and William Epry Tooele county.
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J.T. Hammond
National Irrigation Congress
Ocden
A. I. Doremus
George C. Lambert
R. W. Young
T. J. Almy
Amos &. Gabbot
John Henry Smith
F. S. Richards
8. C. Ewing
Heber Bennion
Salt Lake County
Willany J. Lewis
A. G. Barber
Cache County
J. P. Holmgren
Box Elder
John C. Child
Weber County
Caleb Tanner
George Austin
Utah County
J. A. Hyde
Jaab County
W. D. Livingston
Sanpete
Moses W. Taylor
Sumit County
W. HI. Seegmiller
Sevier County
Wesley K. Walton
Rich County
William Epry
Tooele County
Salt Lake Boy's Rise as Theatre Manager
Charles W. Meakin of Salt Lake City has signed to serve as business manager for actor Charles B. Hanford. Meakin has worked with Frederick Warde Mia Bruno and Paul Gilmore in The Tyranny of Tears and will depart for Washington to begin duties with the company which will rehearse and open its season there.
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Charles W. Meakin
John P. Meakin
Salt Lake City
Charles B. Hanford
Mr. Meakin
Salt Lake
Frederick Warde
Mia
Bruno
Paul Gilmore
Washington, D. C
Washington
Three Typhoid Cases Reported by Health Office
Three cases of typhoid fever were reported to the health office yesterday morning. The latest victims include Emma Siebert age 2 and Oscar Siebert age 5, children of 5 Siebert at 260 East Second South Street, and William J. ae 26 living in the Realty of.
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Emma
Oscar Siebert
Siebert
East Second South Street
William J. Ae
Woman Contracts Smallpox in 22 Year Old Miss Armstrong
Miss May Armstrong, 22, of 227 H street, has smallpox and is unvaccinated. The case was reported to the Board of Health yesterday morning. Her younger sister Alice, 19, also contracted the disease on July 23, and the house was ...
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May Armstrong
H. Street
Board of Health
Alice
Quarantine Reveals Second Infection in Family
Pt quarantined after elder sister contracted disease from first victim. Inspector checks on conditions during quarantine and discovers a second patient. Both cases described as serious.
Wife Seeks Divorce After Eighteen Years of Marriage
Agnes Permo sues Joseph Termo for divorce citing years of intoxication and habitual drunkenness. She alleges December 7 1902 abuse including kicking a door and dragging her from bed, February 2 1903 threats with a razor, and seeks alimony costs and child custody for Dominica, 14.
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Agnes Permo
Joseph Termo
Italy
Dominica
Verma
Bingham Canyon
Ryan Strikes Back in False Imprisonment Suit
George Iryan, once a Salt Lake youth, sues San Juan county Colorado for 5900 claiming false imprisonment after a brief detention on a horse stealing charge without a hearing or bond. He also sues Melton Livery of Silverton for 20000 over alleged defamation following his loss of a horse rented from Ouray to Silver Ledge. The horse was driven to Red Mountain and later recovered. Iryan was released.
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George Iryan
Salt Lake
San Juan County
Colorado
Melton Livery Company
Silverton
Ryan
Ouray
Silver Ledge
Red Mountain
McKean Charged with Second Degree Murder in Westman Death
County Attorney Westervelt filed a complaint against Thomas McKean for the death of A. Westman who was knocked down in front of the Return saloon last Thursday. Westman died from a fractured skull after the blow. McKean faces murder charges and a preliminary hearing is expected in City court today with several witnesses to testify.
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Thomas McKean
A. Westman
Westervelt
McKean
Anu
Westman
Sitneest
Salt Lake Boy Bert Nelson Becomes Aeronaut
Salt Lake lad Bert Nelson plans his first professional balloon ascent at Calder's park on Butchers' day Wednesday. His earlier trial flight with Prof Wayne Abbott proved successful, leading Nelson to pursue ballooning as a career despite Abbott suffering multiple broken ribs and a Denver treatment.
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Bert Nelson
Salt Lake
Calder’s Park
Calder’s
Young Nelson
Wayne Abbott
Nixson
Prof
Abbott
the Park
Denver
Mis
Sorrow for Boy's Death at Short Line Office
The Salt Lake Telegram reports the death of Jno A Evans known as Jack after an appendicitis operation at St Mark's. He was 17, an orphan Utah boy who joined the Short Line in April last year and rose from messenger to clerical work. A purse for flowers funds is being raised and his funeral is expected Wednesday.
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Salt Lake
Short Line
Jno
A. Evans
Jack” Evans
St. Mark’s
Evans
Evana
Utah
Young Evans
Reversed in ex NSA Pey-Madsen case in Supreme Court
An opinion delivered yesterday reverses the Ewer Court ruling in the D I D Tar case. The Supreme Court overturns prior determinations and remands for further proceedings consistent with the high court’s reasoning.
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NSA
Madsen C
Supreme Court
Ewer Court
D. ID
Tar
Appeals ruling reverses with costs in eviction case
The First District reverses the judgment in favor of the plaintiff from 1892, orders costs to the appellant, and remands for a new trial. The action sought ejectment over premises tied to an alleged sale agreement while the defendant held open possession. Chief Justice Baskin writes the opinion, with Justices Bartch and McCarty concurring.
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Pey
Andrew Madsen
First District Court
Baskin
Bartch
McCarty
Saltlahe Notes Chronicle Local Events and Incidents
County Clerk John James returns from Ogden canyon while Juliaa Lawler of the Columbus Consolidated mine receives hospital treatment after a crushed finger. Rev. J W W Jeffries named pastor of Calvary Baptist Salt Lake. Alfred White dies of heart failure in Sugar ward. funeral today. A E Wakeman pleads not guilty to embezzlement. bonds set at 1250 dollars. Noah Hamlet injured by a train in Rio Grande yard. treated at St. Mark's hospital. Mrs Jennie Hanman dies at 964 East Third South. funeral planned. Arthur Brennan involvement at county jail leads to case dismissal. Mrs Mary Woods dies. services at Seventh ward. Chinese Immigration Bureau expansion includes Utah, Wyoming, Nevada. A W Paine oversees. Triplets born. girl dies of convulsions. total weight 14 1/2 pounds. Dopedler C T Train re-arrested. proposal to send to Texas discussed.
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J. WW. Jeffries
Butte
Calvary Baptist Church of
Salt Lake
Calvary Church
Alfred White
Sugar Ward
England
Sugar Ward Meetinghouse
Mary Woods
South West Temple Street
Williamb. Woods
Veteran Artillerymen's Organization
Seventh Ward
Bureau of Chinese Immigration
Ie New Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
George H. Cortelyou
A. W. Paine
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Dean's Ointment for Eczema and Itch Relief
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for eczema scald head hives and all skin itchiness with instant relief and permanent cure claim available at any drug store.
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Dean
Bardock Blood Bitters Boosts Vitality for Life’s Battle
Bardock Blood Bitters claims to sharpen focus and energy, delivering a clearer head, active brain, and a vigorous body to help men meet daily challenges and battles of life.
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Bardock Blood Bitters
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Riverdale
Ier
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Kean
Saltlahe
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Ogden Canyon
Juliaa Lawler
Columbus Consolidated
Keogh-Wright Hospital
A. E. Wakeman
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Noah Hamlet
Rio Grande
St. Mark’s Hospital
Little Rock
Ark
Jennie Hanman
East Third South Street
Park City
Arthur Brennan
Edwards
Justice Ryder
Mill Creek
Tder’s
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Fifteenth South Street
Texas
Grand Opera House
Jos. Clark
Americia
Richard J. Jose
Frank Cushman
WM. Bernald
WAM
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Lodges
Erie Larson
Avenue
Ogden, Utah
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Pioneer Station
State of
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Rock Island
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