Fire in Military Camp Endangers Six Privates at Scofield Utah
At Scofield Utah on December 8 a tent fire in Provo Company G nearly trapped six privates until Sergt Kenyon and Corp Thiriot alerted and rescued them. Private Adams was overcome by smoke and rushed outside unaroused. he recovered quickly. The blaze started from a spark from a Sibley stove and cost the tent some blankets and pouches. Output from the mines rose with fifty-one coal cars moved today from two mines Winter Quarters shipped twenty and Clear Creek thirty-one. Union leaders say John Mitchell and Demolii plan to visit Carbon county camps and confer with the Governor in Salt Lake.
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Scofield
Utah
Sergt
Kenson
Corp
Thiriot
Company G
Provo
Adams
Sibley
Sergt, Kenyon
Winter Quarters
Clear Creek
John Mitchell
Carbon County
Demolli
Mitchell
Salt Lake
Red light reform idea for Chicago districts
Dr Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern proposes changing illumination in red light districts to alter morals. He cites a French photographic factory example where red lighting led to disorder, suggesting a light color change could restore order.
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Chicago
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
John Quincy Adams
France
Mrs Hodge Buried as Slayers Remains Interred in Utah
Mrs Aurora Hodge was laid to rest in Mt Olivet Cemetery Salt Lake City after a service at Ryan s funeral chapel attended by nearly 100 people Rev P A Simpkins spoke of Christian charity and prayers for the dead The minister led the procession to the cemetery where final rites were offered None of her relatives attended the funeral with only strangers or casual acquaintances present
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Aurora Hodge
Mt. Olivet
Salt Lake City
D. Evans
P. A. Simpkins
Hodge
Tragic Fire Burns Four Year Old in Salt Lake City
Four year old Zola Schaedler died after her dress burned from weeds set by section workers near a railroad yard. Her brother Ralph, mother Mrs. Mangle, and neighbor Carl Kirsher were injured extinguishing the flames before Dr. A H Anderson arrived. The child, daughter of Jacob and (Mrs) Shaedler of 238 Charles avenue, succumbed at midnight. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Zola Schaedler
Salt Lake City
Ralph
A. H. Anderson
Zola
Jacob Shaedler
Charles Avenue
Sir Shaedler
Chicago's Moral Wave Sparks Museum Relics Protest
Mayor Harrison orders Clark Street museum to stop displaying relics tied to the carbarn murderers capture in Indiana. City department found a 1899 statute backing the action as protests mount over the exhibit.
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Harrison
Chicago
Dec. C
Clark Street
Indiana
New York Baby Falls Into Prolonged Coma
A six week old New York baby remains in a deep coma for two weeks after a high fever. Doctors report the child eats well and grows, yet has not opened its eyes or made a sound. The family seeks understanding of this unusual condition.
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New York
Indiana Battleship to Go Out of Commission and Transfer Crew
New York December 9 orders direct that the battleship Indiana be placed out of commission and that her crew and equipment be transferred to the battleship Iowa, which is ordered to be commissioned. The Indiana has served eight years and will receive a thorough overhaul.
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New York
New York Navy Yard
Indiana
Iowa
Benedict's sad death during honeymoon due to smallpox
Frank Thistle of Orange New Jersey dies at Municipal hospital in Philadelphia after contracting smallpox on his honeymoon. Married a week earlier in New York, he and his bride were touring when he fell ill. He was a grandson of the late millionaire merchant H. O'Neill of New York.
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Philadelphia
Frank Thistle
Orange
N. J
Municipal Hospital
New York
Ihe
H. O'Neill
Cochran Plans Large Racing Establishment After Inheriting Smith Millions
New York December 9. A. B. Cochran heir to Warren B. Smith’s fortune will invest in horses and a substantial racing outfit. Cochran, who bought at Tennessee sales, aims to build a major establishment with many of his purchases entered in future rich stakes events.
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New York
New York Public School Athletic League Organized
The New York public school Athletic League has been formed and public games are set for Madison Square Garden on December 26 to promote team and school work and advance athletes.
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New York
Atheletic League
Madison Square Garden
Scholastic standing to rival athletic teams in schools
The article notes that scholastic attainment will be made equivalent to athletic competition with student standings in theft classes rated as carefully as general athletic excellence for team positions.
Colombia National Elections Near as Reyes Wins Presidency
From Bogota a dispatch reports the National electoral committee will accept General Reyes's withdrawal from Barranquilla and proclaims him the universal choice for the presidency with Gonzales Valencia as vice president. President Marroquin cables Reyes in Washington that any Washington negotiation not tied to Panama's return is unacceptable to Colombia.
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New York
Says & Herald Dispatch
Bogota
General Reyes
Barranquilla
Reyes
Colombia
Gonzales Valencia
Marroquin Haa
Washington
Fletcher Again Beaten by Court in Railway Case
The U S Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling against Austin B. Fletcher and other creditors and stockholders in a suit against W Burt former receiver of the Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan Railway company. Fletcher claimed Burt depreciated the property to aid restructuring, asserting the road sold for 2 1/2 million though its alleged value was 10 million.
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Cincinnati
United States Court of Appeals
Austin B. Fletcher
W. &. Burt
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Railway Company
Fletcher
Burt
Attarian home in New Jersey linked to Alexandretta incident
Armenian Attarian, whose arrest sparked a Turkish police attack on U S Consul Davis at Alexandretta, Syria, had lived in Paterson for four years as a moulder. He left his wife and son in America and sought permission for them to join him, then planned a risky return to bring them himself despite fears for his safety.
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New York
Attarian
United States
Tonsul Davis
Alexandretta
Syria
Fourtay
Paterson
America
Washington
New York Grain Trade Considers Buffalo Delivery Extension
At a Produce Exchange meeting on December 9 a plan to widen the option market includes extending the New York delivery system to Buffalo. A grain committee will be formed to pursue incorporation of this extension, which would allow Buffalo warehouse receipts to be delivered on the New York exchange.
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Buffalo
New York
Produce Exchange
New York Exchange
Frisco and Iron Mountain Disagree on Trackage Deal
In New York on December 9 a dispute arose over the conditions for trackage sharing between the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad and its rival. An independent line is planned to extend into New Orleans, with details ongoing.
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New Orleans
New York
St. Louis and San Francisco
Frisco Rights Talks Revive Iron Mountain Line Plans
Negotiations over trackage rights on the Iron Mountain into New Orleans spur revival of former line projects. Rights of way options reportedly renewed as talks continue between Memphis and Baton Rouge. Frisco opposition to limiting local traffic caused a split in bargaining after a year of discussions.
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Iron Mountain
New Orleans
Memphis
Baton Rouge
Frisco
Hoever
Local Terminal Project Aims at New Orleans Leases
Aini officials announce a terminal property plan for New Orleans area facilities. The project emphasizes improved access and economic benefits for nearby residents and businesses, with details on zoning, funding, and construction timelines expected to follow.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Paralysis and Sores
W. F. Bailey of True Texas reports his wife suffered paralysis in her arm for five years but recovered after using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He also cites relief for old sores frostbites and skin eruptions. Sold by G. F. Cave 2301 Washington Ave and J. E. Cave Depot Cruz Store.
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Baily
P. O
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Washington Avenue
J. E. Cave
Depot Cruz
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