Married Life On $80 A Month in Woman's Page
A distressed husband John Suther faces his wife's delirium in a domestic drama. Dr Elison admonishes him to withdraw from the sick room to soothe his wife with affection, while John shadows his past misdeeds and financial pressures. The scene ends with nurse Molly asleep and a plea for another chance.
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Dr. Elison
Potter
John Luther
Vic
Deapale
John
Mr. Bulner
Bolly
A House Without a Broom And Modern Electric Cooking Rise
A fragment from a Howe Efficiency club meeting notes nostalgia for broom use and coal, then shifts to electric cooking as a newer trend. It contrasts old tools with modern methods, mentions sewing, ironing, and dressmaking basics, and ends with a recipe for Christmas pudding and a brief note on Goldfield con closes its case in San Francisco.
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Howe Fffciency Club
Franklin
Goldfield Firm's Tax suit on ore deductions dismissed
Judge William C Van Fleet dismissed the federal tax case of Goldfield Consolidated Nila Company seeking $91,390 for 1909 and 1910. The company argued ore removal depreciated capital and was an operating expense, while the collector contended deduction would leave a deficit despite large dividends. Records show a tax on about 99,646.249 in income for two years with ore valued at 443,146,346 taken from mines to produce that income.
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Goldfield Consolidated Nila Company
William C.van Fleet
United States District Court
J. J. ‘Beat
Internal Revenue
Open Nostrils End Cold With Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts My's Cream antiseptic for nasal relief from head colds and catarrh. It promises instant breathing improvement by applying a small amount into the nostril to soothe swollen mucous membranes and clear air passages. Includes sensational claims of rapid cure and night relief.
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Hetlef
Bankruptcy in Federal Court in Salt Lake
The federal court appointed Isaac B Joseph as receiver for the Jewish Agricultural and Colonization association with a 100,000 bond to oversee the Clarion colony now judged bankrupt. Discharged bankruptcies included Frank Maufiman and Joseph Giles among others. Several cases were set for hearing December 3, involuntary bankruptcies discussed, and a jury issue in a jewelry case. A civil suit for 40,000 dollars in damages over a death during work on a Burrell Engineering project was noted.
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Salt Lake
Dec
Tacry B. Joseph
Jewish Agricultural & Colonizalon Association
Tillman
United States District Court
Joseph
Clarion Colony
Frank Maufiman
Joseph J. Giles
Myerton
H.W. Clarenstar
H. W. Renabar
James S. Stapley
Kanarrarine
W. B. Shelley
Heryl
Charles H. Perken
Batt
Lak
Lea
Utah Association of Credit Mon
Bouth Cache Valley Milling Company
FL Parker
Paul Morris
Ta. Lorera
Parker
Asetts
J. F. Does
Boon Jewelry Company
Wap
Johnson
Jurer
Sr. Roes
Alice Sheets Mayberry
Burrell Engineering & Construction Company
Johnson Cleared of Manslaughter in Ophir Case
Tooele November 20 preliminary hearing in the state case against Willan Johnson for voluntary manslaughter of his brother Indaw Oscar Pedernon Hear Ophir. Justice Leroy Jay presided. County Attorney L L Bakers prosecuted. William S Marks defended. After hearing substantial defense evidence, the defendant was cleared.
Eckman’s Alterative Ad Offered for Tuberculosis
An advertisement claims Eckman’s Alterative relieves tuberculosis symptoms and aids recovery. It notes the remedy contains no habit forming drugs and is prepared by Eckman Laboratory of Philadelphia. The copy urges readers to consult physicians and emphasizes safe use.
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wWeco
Eck- Tim
Eckman
Daughters of Argentine Attache Enter Washington Society
Madame Raybaud wife of Col Eduardo Raybaud military attache to the Argentine embassy is named to the oficial set of Washington society. Her four daughters two will come out during this season and join the capital’s social ranks through her famed hospitality and standing among society leaders.
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Madame Raybaud
Col
Eduardo Raybaud
Washington
Bime
Raybaud
Johnson Granted Self Defense After Frith Assault Case
The Justices ruled that Peterson, described as drinking bravely all day and quarrelsome when intoxicated, was in the act of assaulting John son Frith with a pitchfork. Johnson was justified in protecting himself and was discharged.
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Peterson
Johnson Frith
Justics
Johnson
Dry cleaning at home ad promises big savings for women
An old advertisement touts home dry cleaning, claiming two dollars' worth of savings per session. It describes using two ounces of solvent from a drugstore mixed with gasoline soap, applied in a ventilated area, to clean a wide range of garments without fading or wrinkling, and notes fabric types suited for the method.
Dynamite Stolen From Murray Smelter Magazine
Discovery shows the United States smelter magazine at Murray broken into and several pounds of dynamite and caps stolen. Police and sheriff officials investigate amid threats against officials and public buildings. Safecrackers possibly fled the state with explosives, while threats had warned of wider destruction.
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Balt Lake
United States
Murray
Sheriffs Department
Spry
Sherith John S. Corees
Aged Woman Dies After Brief Illness in 76th Year
An aged woman, Sarah Tarroaws Tornley, wife of Samuel Horsley, died at 10:13 yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born in West Walton Norfolk in 1839, she moved to Utah in 1876 and joined the Mormon church at 19. She married Samuel P. Horsley on Christmas Day 1908 and was mother to twelve children. The husband and five grandchildren survive among numerous descendants.
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Prite
Sarah Tarroaws Tornley
Samuel
Elmistey
Waa
West Walton
Norfolk
Fopland
Yul
Abe Mormon Church
Jege
Samuel P. Horsley
Blow
Arthur Wi
Ernest 5
Horsies
Frank B. Hornley
Maton
Nalph Horates
Vee
John Moresay
Dinkerville
Mia Laura
Topham
Paragunah
Utah
Agnes M, Watler
Joseph B My Gonagle Veteran Conductor Dies at 67
Joseph B My Gonagle formerly of Cen dies at age 67 in Salt Lake City after a brief illness. A Civil War veteran, he served in First California Volunteer Infantry and thirty three years in railroad construction and operation with the Southern Pacific. Survived by wife Mary E and four children J C Gilmartin George F and two daughters. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of J C Gilmartin from Reno and other family notices.
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Ealt Lake
Joseph
Ste Congyle
Ape
Southern Warcute Railroad
Zimmerman Apartments
McGonagle
Birr
Mctonagle
Mc. McGonagle
New York City
S McGonagle
San Prancisco
Colusa
Acer
California
First
California Volunteer Infantry
Grand Army of the Republic
Nevada
Climartin
Reno
O K Silver Mine May Be Bonanza
Salt Lake Dec 1 The O K Silver property at Indian Springs Tooele county is being developed as a likely large silver ore shoot in Utah. Five ore cars sample high silver values with two cars near 50 ounces per ton and three around 35 ounces per ton. ore is free milling no base metals and yields 1 to 10 dollars in gold per ton. The claim group includes twenty five claims with nineteen patented, a water rich ranch of 160 acres, abundant timber and water for milling. A tunnel will deepen the ore shoot by about 150 feet as miners prepare better facilities and the company intends to ship ore locally as rail and transport allow.
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Salt Lake
Utah
O. K
Indian Springs
N ‘Tooele County
Eliltica
Juat Line
Tooele County
Batt Lak
O, Ky
Wahim
Conservative mining men predict rear future hearings
Conservative mining men believe they will soon hear from in the rear future, expressing confidence in forthcoming developments and indicating readiness for action.
Cloture Move in U S Senate Faces Party Rift
Washington November 30 Democrats prepare to discuss a modified cloture rule from the special rules committee chair Owen. The plan seeks three hours of general debate per senator and fifteen minutes for amendments aimed at gaining progressive Republican support as opposition within the party grows. The caucus and later the Senate are expected to vote on the proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Benator Owen
Iater
Clarke
Arkaness
Hardwick
Georgia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ogorman
New York
Backhead
Alabama
Vardaman
Mississippi
Overman
North Carolina
Ines
Norris
Heners
Senator Clarke
Arkansas
Political committee gains and procedural struggles amid party unity
The vice chairman and several senators discussed party solidarity as the Ways and Means Committee labored all day to realign members and satisfy the Republican minority. House Democrats must finish the task before Saturday night caucus. Seniority and equal North South representation were urged. several chairmanships were assigned to Stephens, Fagan, Cantril, and Morrison among others.
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Henator Pomerons
Ghio
Las
Hilnels
Incide
Stephens
Migsianippi
Mesgan
Vouisiana
Fagan
New Jermes
Mente
Aghbrook
Ohio
Eh'r
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Calley Sage
Tuck
X Parker
Goldfield Con
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Mexico
Porhuia Diaz
Republic
Diaz
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First National Bank
Ogden
Gily Street State
Capital
Madame Naybaud
Burgears
Joseph B. MY Gonagle
CEN
O.K
Sloan
Liniment
U. S. Senate
Tomorow
Beecham
PTL EA
Ccbride Drug Co
Washington Ave
House of Quality
Marlon Totth
Kimenes
Pricta, Y. Hop & Company
Commercial National Bank
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