Pioneer Resident Dies in Farmington
Emory W. Soule 77, pioneer of Weber county and first gospel teacher in Hooper, died at his daughter Mrs five Van Fleet’s Farmington home after a stroke. Born in Roanoke county Virginia he joined California gold rush then settled in Utah. He served as Hooper’s first teacher and as a justice of the peace, joined the Mormon church in 1861 and spent most of his life in Weber County. Survived by widow and children Lucintia, Orson T, Henry J, Frank I, Mary Sturdevant, Lawrence, Grant Boule, and Mrs Van Fleet. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm in Hooper chapel. interment Hooper Cemetery. Viewing at Farmington Saturday and Sunday morning.
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U P Budget Request For 1914 Expansion
Salt Lake December budget request from W H Bancroft general manager outlines the Oregon Short Line asking the Union Pacific executive committee for about 3 456 000 to extend Idaho branch lines build feeders and lay new double track in 1914. The budget was forwarded to New York amid tight money markets and unsettled business conditions.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacile System
New York
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Railroad budget trimmed for Idaho Oregon line work
Officials presented a revised budget to R. Lovett in a plan for $2.6 million to fund track work, grading, rails, ballast, and telegraph lines from Catello to Huntaville. The cut reduces a previously sought $6 million and excludes equipment, motive power, or stations, relying on other funds and current capacity to handle freight and passenger traffic.
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Sheepherder Lopez Causes Town Alarm in Mack Colorado
Vincent Lopes, 23, a Mexican sheepherder in Grand Junction Detachment 13, went insane this morning in Mack Colorado wielding a revolver and threatening to shoot. He chased a telegraph operator from the station, seized the office, and was bound to a chair by six citizens for four hours until the sheriff arrived. He remains in jail awaiting lunacy hearing. not related to Rafael Lopez, Utah slayer.
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Utah Deeporada
Brickley Elected Harvard Captain in 1914 Eleven
Cambridge Mass Dec 193-Charles Brickley of Moorhead Moeretl, a member of the last two Harvard football teams, was elected captain of the 1914 eleven yesterday. Whiter H Trumbull of Salem, who played center this year, was the other candidate. Brickley came to Harvard from Exeter Academy three years ago and again this season he was Harvard’s most prominent player, scoring all the team’s field goals against Princeton and Yale. He is 21 years old.
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Coffin of Cardinal finally closed after solemn rites
Rome reports the cardinal's coffin was closed in a grand ceremony at St Peters ushered by the sacred college and clergy. A will from 1889 was found, with later references, and a small key belonged to a black case said to contain the cardinal's will. The body is interred at St Cecilia after the Vatican rites.
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Brakeman Edward Anderson Killed by High Voltage Wire
Salt Lake City December 13 Edward T Anderson 45 brakeman for the Salt Lake and Interurban Railway was killed instantly yesterday afternoon when he touched an electric wire carrying 3200 volts while atop a car near Jordan Narrows No eyewitnesses to the electrocution but fellow brakemen say he had warned the danger earlier and the wire spans about five and a half feet above the tracks Anderson lived at 1244 West Blehth South Street and his body was sent to Salt Lake City for funeral arrangements He had worked nearly two months for the railroad and belonged to the Order of Railway Conductors.
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Edward T. Anderson
Salt Lake & Ttn Interurban Railway Company
Jordan Narrows
Anderson
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Upper Bingham
W. R. Armstrong
Galt Lake
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Mrs Grog Dies at Home of Daughter
Mrs Eliza Irone Groo aged 70 dies at her daughter Salt Lake City home. Local obituary notes death occurred on December 19.Survived by children and several grandchildren. funeral arrangements pending.
Death notices and political letters publish mixed line
A fragmentary obituary recalls Mrs Groo born October 3 1844 in Great Yarmouth England who lived in Salt Lake and left five children. Funeral set for Sunday at 1 pm at the Ninth Ward chapel. A political column discusses government ownership of postal telegraph and telephone with multiple representatives voicing support or caution. The text blends personal notice with excerpts from a congressional debate.
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Maryland
McQilicuddy
Robert
Ownership of the Telegraph Lines Probed in Senate
Washington reports show the Senate post offices and post roads committee weighing public ownership of telegraph and telephone networks. Senators Martine Hale Chilton Kenyon and others urge government control, urging fair valuation and safeguards before any transfer of assets to federal ownership.
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New Jersey
United States
Senator Hale
Oregon
Benator Chilton
West Virginia
Kenyon
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