Death of Sam Briley Near Golden Gate Saloon
Sam T Briley ex part owner of the Golden Gate saloon at 42 East Second South Street died of morphine poisoning at the Butter lodging house near the saloon. He was found in bed in his room after a self inflicted overdose amid a troubled romance with a woman known as Mortie. Briley had recently deserted his wife married last May in Park City and faced financial and romantic strife that preceded two suicide attempts. He died at 7 13 PM after failing to revive.
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Sam T. Briley
Golden Gate
East Second South Street
Golden Gate Saloon
Briley
Commercial Street
Park City
Cyprian
Mortie
California
Aortie
Fragmentary note hints at Schillings Best and good frackers
A partial line suggests Schillings Best and good fracers appear together, with a remark implying a reason for their pairing. Text is incomplete and lacks clear context or events.
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Schillings
Streetcar Collision Injures Three on State Street
A head end collision yesterday morning involves two Murray streetcars near the Ninth South and State Streets intersection injuring three passengers.
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State Street
Hied
Enty-Ton Murray
Ninth South
State Streets
Police Veteran Fitzmaurice Found Sane After Exam
Philip H. Fitzmaurice 231 South First West street was examined by County Clerk James for sanity. Doctors Mayo and Odell found him rational and balanced, though melancholia suspected. he was discharged with no suicidal intent proven. He previously served 13 years on the police force and weather bureau, widowhood and illness cited as factors.
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Philip H. Fitzmaurice
First Weat Street
James
Dre. Mayo
Odell
Fitzmaurice
Weather Bureau
Fitzmaurite
Collision in Dense Fog Injures Several on Two Streetcars
In dense fog two streetcars collided after approaching at under five miles per hour. Dr. Dunford and W. J. Wolstenholme on car 81 were only slightly hurt while St. H. Worthen on car 82 sustained an injured back. Conductor Boyes escaped unharmed as police and doctors rushed to assist the injured.
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Dr. Dunford
W. J. Wolstenholme
Boyes
St. H. Worthen
Worthen
Burglary Suspects Plead Not Guilty In Dental Office Theft
Harman and Todd pleaded not guilty to burglary in Judge Diehl's court. Bail set at 250 each. Police say four ounces of dental gold valued at 60 were stolen from Dr. A R Cook's office. The next day the pair allegedly left the gold at an essay office to be melted, then were confronted by detectives and arrested.
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Todd
John
Harman
Desertion and Non Support Claim Divorce Filed
Minnie Hastun files for divorce from Elna than Hastun in district court alleging desertion without cause about eighteen months ago. They were married March 14 1893 in Princeton New Jersey and she seeks restoration to her maiden name Minnie Floyd.
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Minnie Hastun
Elnathan Hastun
Princeton
Minnie Floyd
Man Advised to Occupy Mind After Threats Alleged
Dr Maye told Lee to keep busy and not brood on the past after threats of violence were reported.
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Lee
Dr. Maye
Three New Corporations Formed In County Clerk Office
Three new firms filed articles of incorporation yesterday with the County Clerk. Semi Opal Mining plans six Lemhi county coal claims with 500000 shares at 1 each, led by Thomas Marioneaux as president. LaBelle Manufacturing, capital up to 20000, aims leather dressings with W I Bresee as VP and George Wrestervelt as secretary treasurer. Maxfield Vinegar holds 7500 in capital stock, 15000 shares at 50 cents, with John W Maxfield as president and J J Corum as VP.
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Lemhi County
Ida
Thomas Marioneaux
Ws IL. Cook
Alex 11. Birrell
John W. Maxfield
J. J. Corum
F. J. Lucas
W. C. Orem
Ministers Association Fights the Mormons
At a regular meeting of the Ministers Association Rev. R G McNice read a paper titled The Situation in Utah discussing the Mormon church and its work in this state. Ministers present engaged in a lengthy discussion and reportedly resolved to renew efforts to expose what they call the fallacies of the Book of Mormon and Mormon teachings.
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Ministerial Association
R. G. McNice
Utah
Mormon Church
Salt Lake Area Marriage Licenses Listed
Frank Nephew of Salt Lake City age 40 wed Jena Caulfield from Montana age 45. Ernest Rich of Salt Lake City 21 to Ma bel Morgan of Salt Lake City 18. Walter C. Gaffin of Colorado Springs Colorado 35 to Lena D. Kloepfer of Colorado Springs 24.
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Salt Lake
Frank Nephew
Salt Lake City
Jena Caulfield
Elena
Mont
Ernest Rich
Mabel Morgan
Walter C. Gaffin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lena D. Kloepfer
Bar Tender Beaten In Zoo Saloon Incident
William Everett, owner of the Zoo saloon on Third South street, was assaulted by barber Frank Rose after a quarrel sparked by jealousy. Rose drew a gun, was disarmed by Patrolman Joe Busch, then struck Everett, and was jailed on a concealed weapons charge though Everett had not decided on an assault complaint.
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Third South Street
William Everett
Frank Rose
Rose
Everett
Joe Busch
Salt Lake Notes and Local Updates
Weather remains fair in Utah while light rains affect Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. Bishop Leonard is critically ill, with hospital hopes exhausted. Mrs. Aurora Hodge recovers after appendectomy and faces possible danger in the murder case. Miss Arville Clark receives applause at the Tabernacle recital. Jury commissioners for the district are named, and construction contracts for several residences are announced. Marian Gill joins The Chaperons in Kansas City after awaiting local Cinderella duties. Louisiana Purchase expo commission approves payment for Utah State building work and plans a St Louis exhibit delegation. Charles Edwalls attends his father's funeral en route to Idaho Falls. sugar factory progress noted with first carload destined for Blackfoot.
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Watt Hyatt Potate
Funk
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Leonard
Aurora Hodge
Holy Cross Hospital
Hodge
William X. Ryan
Salt Lake County
Misa Arville Clark
Tabernacle
Prof. McClellan
Kirkham
Money Order Department
The
Post Office
I Street
Ed Camey
Guernsey & Co
Seventh End
K Streets
Louis C. Mortensen
Ninth East Street
Eighth South
Marian Gill
Chaperons
Kansas City
Mile. Epinard
Joseph Stern & Co
Idaho Falls
Ichi
Brown & Eldredoa
Blackfoot
State Headlines Debate Cuban Treaty and Sugar Interests
Senator Smoot voices support for Panama Canal and treaty with Cuba to stabilize sugar trade for at least six years. He argues against annexation and favors targeted tariff protections over free admission, stressing national economic impact and canal development as top priorities.
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Cuba
United States
Ateast
Susgar
Smoot
Panama Canal
Funeral Rites For Two Eureka Citizens
Funeral services for A. L. Ritchie were held at L. D. 8 church with Bishop Daniel Connelly presiding and the Court Gladstone No 6 and Godiva lodge No 9 escorting the casket to City Cemetery. Nicholas W. Hanley died from lead poisoning. St Patrick's church rites were led by Rev. Father O'Donohoe followed by burial at City Cemetery.
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Eureka
A. L. Ritchie
Daniel Connelly
Court Gladstone No. 6
American Order of Foresters
Godiva Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Death of Mrs Hoggard at American Fork
Mrs Mary Eldridge Hoggard died at her home Friday after a short illness. She was born December 19, 1849 at Canyon Creek in Salt Lake County and was the wife of George Hoggard. She leaves ten children, seven surviving.
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American Fork
Mary Eldridge Hoggard
George Hoggard
Utah
Canyon Creek
Salt Lake County
Burglars Blow Safe At Buys Bros Saloon
Burglars dynamited a small iron safe at Buys Bros saloon in Silver City last night. They unlocked the front door and used a makeshift framework to haul the box away, leaving the sack with roulette and bank roll worth about 125 dollars. The cash register held about nine dollars in small change. a .38 revolver was taken from a back bar drawer. Sheriff Cronin is on the case. Utah the bungling suggests home talent.
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Silver City
Buys Bros
Ed Buys
Dan Neff
Judge Johnson Quashed Proceedings In Utah Habeas Case
A special session in Price Utah heard habeas corpus proceedings against the Carbon county sheriff and jailer to recover the body and liberty of Charles Demolli an organizer and leader of strikers from Utah Fuel company and Pleasant Valley Coal company areas including Clear Creek Winter Quarters Castle Gate and Sunnyside.
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Price
Utah
Jacob Johnson
Carbon County
Charles Demolli
Utah Fuel Company
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Clear Creek
Winter Quarters
Castle Gate
Sunnyside
Judge Quashes Proceedings in Demolli Case at Scofield
Judge Johnson quashed the proceedings and an appeal bond of 300 dollars was perfected for Demolli. The bond will be presented to Justice Burrows at Scofield for approval, then Demolli may be released on one charge while another warrant is active. Don Kelliher and Organizer Price attend, unsure of future moves. Attorney-General Breeden Capt. Benner X Smith and I O Hoffman were present for the State. Demolli likely transported to Scofield after bond perfection to expedite matters.
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Johnson
Justice Burrows
Scofield
Demolli
Don Kelliher
Organizer Price
Breeden
Benner X. Smith
I. O. Hoffman
Ranchman Otto Frane Found Dead On Wyoming Ranch
Otto Frane, a leading cattleman and the first white settler in Big Horn county, was found dead at his ranch ten miles from Meeteetse Wyoming at 5 PM after going to feed cattle with a shotgun at 2 PM. The gun fired while crawling through a fence, causing a fatal chest wound.
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Meeteetse
Wyo
Otto Frane
Wyoming
Big Horn County
Here
Wyoming Man Shot in La Barge After Cash Dispute
Charles Stark lies severely wounded in La Barge Uinta county after a morning shooting following a dispute over a $27 debt. William Delaney allegedly drew a 30 30 rifle and fired a fusillade that struck Stark in the shoulder eye neck thigh and felled his hat. Police report uncertain recovery prospects.
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la Barge
Uinta County
Charles Stark
LaBarge
Kemmerer
William Delaney
Stark
Delaney
Rancher Delaney Surrenders After Pursuit In Utah County
In Uint a county Delaney gave himself up when an officer arrived after police pursuit. Stark the injured man runs cattle near LaBarge and is a recent State arrival. Ambassador Meyer remains bedridden from a fall while fox hunting with slight injuries.
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Delaney
Stark
LaBarge
Uinta .County
Rome
Ambassador Meyer
William Wyman estate allotted to Johns Hopkins University
In Baltimore on record under the city of William Wyman the Philanthropist probate assigns upon the death of his daughter Mrs Helen Wyman Rellisa widow of Rev Samuel Rollins an estate valued at over 500000 dollars to Johns Hopkins University. During his life Mr Wyman made gifts to the university.
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Baltimore
William Wyman
Johns Hopkins University
Helen Wyman Rellisa
Samuel Rollins
Wyman
The
University
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Pendleton Mills
Ministers’ Association
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News OF State
BROS
Cronin
Drpierces
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Bradfield
Atlanta
Earth
Manhattan
Manop Boy
Melton
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