Three youths arrested after South Jordan disturbance
Morris Haun Joseph Glover and Lafayette Irvine were arrested at South Jordan and face peace disturbance charges with Haun and Glover accused of assaulting Constable Backstead. The trio traveled from West Jordan to disrupt a dance and were jailed, with new charges added after the assault incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Jordan
Justice of the Peace
Morris Haun
Joseph Glover
Lafayette Irvine
West Jordan
Backstead
Haun
Glover
Miner Frank A. Evans Returns to Utah After Africa Venture
Park City mining figure Frank A. Evans arrives home after a year with the Gold Coast colony in West Africa. He went to oversee a London company’s Eldorado project, reports rich gold potential but slow development due to climate. Evans was the sole healthy member of his European crew through the year, contemplates a return or a Utah recruiting push for African mining. He plans to visit Park City and may invite Utah miners to Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Evans
Park City
Utah
Gold Coast
West Africa
Mr. Evans
New
Eldorado
London
Evans
Africa
Painter Holmberg killed after fall from steel building
Fred Holmberg, a painter for Minneapolis Steel and Machine, died yesterday after receiving a severe electric shock and hanging from an iron cross bar. His brother tried to rescue him, but Holmberg fell 25 feet to the ground, fracturing his skull. He worked on the new steel building under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Cement Company
Holmberg
John Holmberg
Hollmberg
Granger
Utah
Jeaves
Joseph E. Taylor
Fred Holmberg
Minneapolis Steel & Machine Company
Montana Tonopah Co declares 60000?0 dividend
Directors of the Montana Tonopah company post dividend No 1 for 50000 dollars on 835000 issued shares. Stock books close on the 15th with payment on the 20th. President Knox reports last ore car netted 22226 dollars and Frank H Lathrop confirms rich ore samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Tonopah
Knox
Frank H. Lathrop
Tonopah-Belcher Company
Montana
Limited mining man parts with farewell to property
A concise note praises a competent mining man who showed little interest in the property, delivering a restrained and plainspoken farewell. The tone suggests respect for the professional’s skill while noting his lack of investment in the asset.
Barbers Board Examiners Pass Most Applicants
The Utah State Board of Examiners of Barbers held a regular meeting to examine prospective candidates. Fifteen men appeared and all but three passed after rigorous testing on hair, scalp, skin, antiseptics, a medical screening, a practical tensorial skills demo, and moral character. Ten licensees were named including N. KX Sherman and Homer Thomas with others listed among those approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
N. KX. Sherman
Jensen
I. A. Crane
Homer Thomas
Guy Williams
N. Fs Lee Henry Volhard
Frank Nipse
Aurora Hodge dies after operation in Holy Cross hospital
Mrs. Aurora Hodge, linked to the murder of William X. Ryan near Murray, died suddenly at Holy Cross hospital after an operation. She had been eluding arrest in Salt Lake City and later surrendered in Grand Rapids, claiming self defense. Her trial before Judge Morse was postponed to the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora Hodge
Charles WW. Morse
District Court
William X. Ryan
Murray
Holy Cross Hospital
Denison
Hodge
Ryan
George Chase
Police Department
Frank Emery
Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Salt Lake City
Charles W. Morse
Grievances of Coal Miners Made Public in Utah
Governor Wells convened meetings with Utah Fuel Co officials and Commercial Club leaders to review twelve miner grievances submitted in Sunnyside on November 8. The company conceded all but union recognition, while a subsequent session backed Wells for possible extra legislative action to maintain peace and support the National Guard. Dr. Cuneo, the Italian consul, described miners' goals including union control of weight and calls for better pay and working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon County
Utah Fuel Company
Heber M. Wells
The
Commercial Club
Coal Company
Wells
George W. Kramer
Kramer
Sunnyside
National Guard
William Crawford
David Wilson
Bae
Prihird
E Caer Teat
United Mine-Workers of America
Cuneo
Denver
Scofield
Miners’ Union
Boas
Comany
Minera
Raneiro Anderlini
Washington
Various Local Updates Stir Salt Lake City Community
M P Tovy lies dangerously ill at 215 East Fourth South. A joint dinner by Weber club Ogden and Commercial club Salt Lake follows a reciprocal pact. A new typhoid case, 16 year old John Irvine of 708 West South Temple, is recorded. Two felonies set for hearing: State v Afe Kan murder December 9 and State v Maso Johnson robbery December 10. W G Rector resigns as Wilson manager. Fred Woods named successor. Kirby to move into Wood’s vacated post. Utah Store Fixtures company files for 10000 capital, officers named. Mrs Elizabeth Neilsen to be examined for sanity today at 1 pm. husband’s drinking and typhoid-stricken children cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Rector
Wilson
Fred Woods
Woods
Kirby
Kenyon
Afr
Wood
W. C. Wetherbee
Philip. Maycok
George W. Wright
Carl Mollerup
Elizabeth Nellsen
Iter
Rio Grande Train Kills Man Near Provo
Provo December 1 Hang Christian Anderson of Vineyard was struck and killed by Rio Grande eastbound train No. 6 while walking along the track. The body was taken to Provo and an inquest is not yet decided. Anderson, born in Denmark in 1841, lived in Fairview and Vineyard. survived by five grown children.
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Provo
Christian Anderson
Vineyard
Rio Grande
Anderson
Graham & Jones
Hilerslov
Flyen
Denmark
Utah
Fairview
Sanpete County
Old Citizen of Manti Passes Away After Long Illness
John Patten of Manti died Friday night after months of illness. He lived in the city over fifty years and descended from a notable Anglo Saxon family linked to English heraldry. His father Dr. John Patten served in the 1812 war and his kin included early Mormon pioneers and associates of Col. Robert Ingersoll. The Patten family migrated from Indiana and Ireland with the Saints in 1846, with roots tracing to the first English seminary and Winter Quarters. Born June 20 1825 in Green County Indiana, he was connected to prominent LDS history through relatives including Apostle David W. Patten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manti
John Patten
Patten
Jackson County
Missouri
Dr. Patten
Winter Quarters
Florence
Green County
Indiana
Local figure active in Sanpete settlement and wars
A longtime city resident and county settler participated in the Walker and Blackhawk wars, served in the territorial legislature, and held roles as Sheriff of Sanpete and Manti City Council member. He married Cadence Smith in the city. she died leaving two sons and three daughters. He later married Emily Taylor, widow of Cyrenus Taylor, mother of three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanpete
Manti
Cadence
Albert
Esther Smith
Emily
Cyrenus It Taylor
Statue Provokes Syracuse Women Over Nude Figures
In Syracuse New York residents protest the statue The Boy and the Parrot by Jerome Connor at the Kirkpatrick Memorial in Union Park. Women demand clothing for the figures and may petition the common council to remove or cover the sculpture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkpatrick
Syracuse
N. Y
Jerome Connor
Union Park
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Burt’s
Ogden
Pendleton Mills
Holy Cross
Pease Avenue
Hovarox
Frras
Cardus
Aha
Glerbg
Heestrox
Cardui
Saray
Salt Lake
M. P. Tovy
East
Fourth South
Weber Club of
Commercial Club of
John Irvine
West South Temple Street
Diehl
Afe- Kcan
Maso Johnson
Utah Store Fixtures Company
Lyceum Theatre
Agnes’ Davenport
Ada Tarrett
Amos Davis
Joe Allmon
Will, Quinne
Beaumont & Hagwards
Milwaukee
Wis
Riverdale
Earth
Jandm
Ralston Health
Manhattan
Manor Boy
Be. Gigar
Les
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