Government moves to seize telegraph lines amid strike
Government faces call to seize the Western Union and Postal Telegraph systems under a federal act of 1866 to secure operation during a spreading strike. Law allows purchase of telegraph properties with appraisers chosen by both sides and government, setting terms for immediate possession and operation.
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Trance Post Mortem Veins Aig 18 Johann Kovacs
An unclear OCR text reports a post mortem scene involving Johann Kovacs aged 18 in Hungary. Descriptions are garbled about a grave incident, hospital transfer, and supposed union or authority involvement. The fragmentary notes lack coherent details.
Salt Lake Intermountain News fragment and wedding notices
Salt Lake Aug 16 report notes a public works controversy with Mayor Brainford favoring American party moves and potential council pushback. Also covers Miss Mary J Alder and Professor Henry L Barter wedding in Flatbush with details of ceremony and plans. includes obituary and local crime note about a would-be burglar shot by Dr Worthington.
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Jay Staineh
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Mary J. Alder
Henry L. Barter
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Wantland Sues Gil Co Over Promised Stock and Land
In Salt Lake City a suit was filed by T. W. Wantland against E T Brockman C B Galle A V Taylor Joseph N Rubyard and the Pittsburgh Salt Lake Oil Company. Wantland claims stock valued at 1326 998 and seeks 1 216 475 in judgment alleging he organized and promoted the company and bartered land later rejected by the firm led by Lewis president and M Veethah among others. The dispute centers on land secured for the company and ensuing fallout between Wantland and Brookman, a Pittsburgh stockholder and executive.
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TW. M. Wantland
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Joaaph N. Rlebarda
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Jacly Etoad & Judgment
Th. Lewis
Pittsburg
Salb Lake Oi Company
Lout Matt. Veettha
Ariuen
Diopule
Mr. Wantiani
Ben S. Brookman
Origina
Nw Tea
Boy Injured by Exploding Railroad Torpedo
Aug 18 Prova reports the sixteenth son of Afr Sir Georg Eline of Present View severely hurt by an exploding railroad torpedo on his father's farm. A shard of iron struck his leg and arms while nearby, a cap buried in his knee. Marie, about twelve, was burned on the arm. Dr. J. Sistur attended. The patient showed some improvement today. risks remain.
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Brigham City News Notice of Court and Marital Actions
In Brigham City on August 13 a second operation for napandiolity was performed at the Burge Vospltat ty Logan lace Erhoy. Mey Olsen reported his son’s condition as improving. The notice lists couples connected with local events and mentions Deputy County Clerk Lorenxa Ander and a ceremonial listing of attendees.
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Tumew Olsen
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Mey Olsen
Ming
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Witten Yaet
Geneva
Gilbert
Mining engineer’s ownership linked to auto theft case
May auto theft report from Gall Lake notes Walter te Maat, a mining engineer, as owner or claimant in a distant search. A machine two miles from Tagbon is located, with identity of the Unieves clarified, leading to the arrest of a man by Harry Simmons. Shin tons reportedly remains at large amid lawless activity in Farmingtan area.
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Walter Te. Maat
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Clie
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Delny
Harry Simmons
Ttepolles
Mr Mane
Farmingtan
Baer
Elty
Woman Sues Over Building Collapse Fatality
Florence Ehrbar files a $50,000 damage suit in district court claiming negligence by defendants led to a fatal accident on February 12 at the Telbourne building site. The suit alleges failure to guard openings and to secure materials, causing the death of Prank G. Ehrbar while on the Ute sent project.
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Accidente at Cannery Causes Hair Loss and Frost
A girl loses her hair in a factory accident at a cannery near Morgan City in August. A 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tirighiin Robison died yesterday. A girl’s presence of mind prevented a fatal result as she ran from the dell when the incident occurred. Frost damaged potatoes across the country, with the plant ledger reporting strong business in the canning factory sector.
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Births of the Week and Local Noted Illnesses
Births in Balt Lake area for the week totaled 86 with 14 deaths, including 3 males and 6 females. Diphtheria, typhoid, scarlet fever, and other contagious diseases prompted quarantines and hospitalizations, with several cases pending at week’s end and multiple deaths recorded.
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Miles Judd
Foreclosure Lien Filed in Salt Lake Court
Aug 17 Salt Lake action lis pendens filed by McFonnaugh McCartney Lumber Co against George Paramore in district court to foreclose a lien on part of lot 4 block 23 plat by Salt Lake City Survey. The lien secures 382134 claimed for lumber materials furnished to defendant with interest and costs requested.
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Salt Lake
Mcfonaughy-McCartney Lumber Company
George Paramore
Foreclosure sale set for property in Salt Tak City area
Court to hear foreclosure action for a mortgage claim of 200 dollars filed against Mel In me als. Judgment requested from April 3, 18065. Property described in Davis, Shary and Steligee's addition to Salt Tak City, Durham, with heirs and involved parties listed.
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Theta car voyage from Pekin to Ekaterinburg
Kagan reports the Theta car with three travelers left Palaya Porte and arrived at Ekaterinburg in good condition after a long, difficult journey across Perm to Kazan. The convoy faced rough roads, weather, and wheel damage but continued with escorts and استقبال local hospitality.
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