Carriage Shop Owner Detains Man at Dawn With Shotgun
Abraham Sandmeyer of State street second hand carriage shop seized Henry Johnson at 2 AM on Sall street brandishing a shotgun and threatening to shoot. Officer Clive intervened, returning Sandmeyer home and taking Johnson to the station on a drunkenness charge. Sandmeyer planned to swear out a complaint today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Sandmeyer
State Street
Third
Fourth South
Henry Johnson
Sandmeyer
Johnson
Clive
Sall Street
Lannan Returns From Ocean Voyage To Salt Lake
P H Lannan arrives in Salt Lake after three weeks in Japan describing a smooth voyage both ways. He critiques Westerners in Japan, noting foreigners adapt to a lazy Orient life and rely on jinrikshas, fearing the loss of interest in industry and commerce upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
P. H. Lannan
Salt Lake
Island
Fateignera
Orient
Sisclesa
Miner Dan A Sullivan Sues For 10000 Damages
Dan A Sullivan of Park City sues Daly Wudge Mining Co for 10000 in federal court alleging a rope stretched across a public highway by the firm while placing a rail halted his horse at night. He states the obstruction caused him to be violently thrown, injuring his face head and back and hindering his ability to earn a living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan A. Sullivan
Park City
United States
Daly- Wudge Mining Company
Iwhile
Envn
Plaintiff Seeks 10600 Damages for Alleged Carelessness
The plaintiff alleges injuries were caused solely by the defendant company's negligence and asks the court to award damages of 10600.
Jury convicts Moss Kifford of voluntary manslaughter
Moss Kifford, a colored man, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of William Marvey known as Bad Alley. The jury returned the verdict after deliberations yesterday afternoon and evening, with Judge Morse setting the sentence for Saturday morning. the crime carries a penalty of one to ten years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Kifford
William Marvey
Woman Insane, Neilsen Committed to Provo State Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Neilsen of 154 South Fourth West street was examined by Drs Mayo and Odell before District Attorney Eichner and County Clerk James and ordered committed to the State Mental hospital at Provo. Her husband is jailed after a drunken spree, leaving her with two ill children as the strain proved too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Neilsen
South Fourth West Street
Manners talk by Col. Altman at Barratt hall
Col Henry Altman of New York will lecture this afternoon at 3 30 in Barratt hall on Manners as part of Commercial club talks for Latter day Saints university and business college students. Gypsies escorted from Parley canyon to Davis county after minor depredations. Calder heirs sell Calter music store for 26500. Riter Estate to build new block on 30 by 115 foot lot on First South between Main and West Temple. Burial plans for Aurora Hodge’s relative not yet fixed. Sam Briley's death by morphine. awaiting mother’s arrival from Ouray for funeral. La Vielle Cigar Co names three thousand dollars capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Altman
New York
Barratt Hall
Commercial Club
Latter-day Saints’ University and Business College
Calder
G. W. Moyle
Calter Music
Riter Estate Company
First South Street
Main
West Temple Streets
Sam T. Briley
Evans
Ouray
Cole
la Vielle Cigar Company
Local Officers Named for Club Leadership
The club lists officers including Oscar Groshell as president, Oscar Rawlings as vice-president, A F Enueis as treasurer, and W. 2. La Vielle as secretary and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Groshell
Oscar Rawlings
A. F. Enueis
W. 2. la Vielle
Suit Filed Over Arrest and Imprisonment in Payson
William F E Price sues David Barnett Payson City Marshal for seven thousand five hundred seventy five dollars claiming arrest on December 2 1903 and two days three hours of jail confinement without legal authority including use of metal handcuffs and a twenty mile open wagon ride in freezing weather causing great bodily harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Price
David Barnett
Payson
Payson City
Funeral of Edward Edwards at Lehi
Edward Edwards, an early Utah founder and longtime Lehi resident, was buried in a largely attended service in the Tabernacle. Speakers Thomas I. Jones William Clark and Andrew R. Anderson recalled his sterling character and early hardships. Born in South Wales March 3, 1831, he joined the Mormon church in 1849 and came to Utah in 1856 with the first handcart company, after enduring Illinois and Missouri church troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehi
Edward Edwards
Utah
Tabernacle
Thomas l. Jones
William Clark
Andrew R. Anderson
Mr. Edwards
South Wales
Mormon Church
Amelia
Illinois
Missouri
Salt Lake Ity
Sugar beet harvest boosts Utah Greeley sugar stock
Lehi reports thawed beets near Greeley yield nearly all 10 000 tons frozen earlier. Utah holders expect most of the stock to be shipped to Lehi and 23 000 000 pounds of sugar from the crop with beets averaging 14 percent sugar or more. Parley Austin notes unprecedented early harvest and high quality beets with no rejections this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehi
The
Tribune
Greeley
Colo
Utah
Parley Austin
Strike near end unclear as Utah miners demand non discrimination
Scofield Utah dispatch reports UMW union rep William Pree saying strike could end if Utah Fuel guarantees no discrimination against union miners in hiring. Company representative Kramer denies propositions and warns against mixing union and non union workers. Sunnyside notes follow up on December 9 with conditions lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield
Utah
William Pree
Kramer
Castle Gate
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Utah Fuel Company
Price
Sunnyside
United Mine-Workers
Miners Seek New Workers and Labor Tensions Rise
Work in the mines continues with sixteen new applicants reported daily. A striker was arrested for threatening a miner’s wife. a revolver incident ended without injury. A suspected coal-camp unrest fuels Utah labor federation activity as Charles Demolli faces charges and union organizers plan investigations in Scofield Sunnyside and Clear Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofield
Utah
A. B. Edler
Salt Lake
Clear Creek
Charles Demolli
Demolli
Price
Wilcox
Sunnyside
Louisiana Republicans bid 300000 for national convention
A Chicago Tribune dispatch from New Orleans reports Frank B. Williams, long-time sugar planter and Louisiana Republican State Central chairman, announced that Louisiana Republicans offer 300000 to host the National Republican convention. He will contribute 25000 personally and raise the rest among eleven Louisianians, each pledging similar amounts.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
New Orleans
Frank B. Williams
Republican State Central Committee of
Louisiana
Utah girls present Cinderella opera at Grand Opera House
Fifty skilled Utah performers under Martha Royle King bring an operatic version of Cinderella to the Grand Opera House on Friday night December 4. The company features Sallie Fisher alumni and a new cast including Lillian Schaufelberger, Madge V W. Lanius, and Annie Eccles. Tickets range from 25 to 81 cents with catchy music, dances, and a Fairy Ballet noted as highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Martha Royle King
Julia Dean
Vesta Tilley
Lottie Levy
Robert Harry Loisele
Ogden
Natural Guardians
Lillian Schaufelberger
Madge V W. Lanius
Sigud Pedersen
Renne Pedersen
Marian Poynt Gil
Odessa L. Benedict
Ethel Bauer
Mamie Ross
Edna Dwyer
Nellie Pinkerton
Mrs. John Reed
Martha Boyle King
Edith Godbe
Vera Lynn
Christine Johnson
Clara White
Sophie Brodbeck
Katherine Adams
Norvine Thompson
Helen Reddell
Leland Clayton
Carrie Boyd
Edna Coates
Vivian Drew
Florence Foster
Nettie Raleight
Margaret Harley
Anna Luft
Emily Hull
Olivia Brodbeck
Hallie Foster
Mabel Geary
Emily Geary
Meta Boettcher
Eleanor Cannon
Marian Oberndorfer
Elsa Bamberger
Dorothy Bamberger
Margaret Walker
Sybil Geary
David Eccles
Grand Opera House
Tramps Attempt to Take Freight Train Near Ontario
About fifteen tramps tried to seize a Southern Pacific freight train near Ontario California. Trainmen repelled the attack after a gunfight with revolvers fired by both sides. Nine tramps were arrested and sent to jail. no link established to the hold up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Southern Pacific
Ontario
Colton
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promise
One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Testimonies from West Truax and Walding Kinnan & Marvin attest to Cheney's honor. Cure taken internally. affects blood and mucous membranes. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills touted as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. 3
Cheney
West
Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Strike of Vast Proportions Shuts Fuller Constriction Firms
Chicago December 3 the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers International Association declared a general strike against George J Fuller Construction Company and its sub-contractors. The fight targets Fuller in New York City where it aided in forming a rival iron workers union. Fuller contracts exceed 20 million dollars across New York Kansas City and other cities.
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Chicago
George .J. Fuller Construction Company
Bridge & Structural Iron Workers’ International Association
Fuller Company
New York City
Bridge, Structural and Architectural Iron Workers
New York
Kansas City
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Parley’s Canyon
Davis County
Sheff Emery
Steele
Aurora Hodge
Iowa
Burt’s
News Qhate
UTA
Coal Company
Utah State Federation of Labor
Carbon County
SAE
Guy Ginghogni
Ginghogni
Federation Ag
Ca ™ Ups
the Tribune
John Thal
Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Urrie
Thal
Unil
Gov. Wells
Robert Park
Murray
Elizabeth W. Hamilton
Salt: Lake
J. Sharp Ottinger
Elvira R. Parkinson
Lorin
Sarah Graham
Salt, Lake
Frank
Foster
Margaret Thomas
Poa
Uggs
de Schilling
Tye
Vata
Neizer
Butler
Betohtelb Regulator CO
Atlanta
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Omaha
Red Louis
Boston
Washington
Pittsburg
Earth
Jandm
Ralston Health
Stetson Ae Manhattan
Manor Boy
Oeden Bargain Store
Washington Avenue
Jos, Clark
Eceir
Minstrels
Billy van the Minstrel Man
Seata
Utah Knitting Works
Wfa
Opera
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