Labor unrest and union meeting end at state rail workers convention
Delegates from four states Montana Maryland Utah and Wyoming concluded the first district convention of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Wage disputes and job security dominated discussions with plans for a broader union strategy and possible state coordination under court supervision. The meeting followed tense tensions in the labor scene as organizers warned of potential walkouts and wage adjustments amid wider economic pressures.
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Halt Lake
Montana
Mabe
Ural
Wyoming
Vormen
Clam Light and Trailway Company
Fleriries
Corre
Cate
Hatee
Toratella
Hedence & Seer
Celer
Etare
Eeil
Eny
Delegeten
Attorney General letters on bounty fraud certificate payments
Attorney General A. Freben reports to Speaker Joseph Ward on fraudulent bounty certificates. He notes about 325,000 in unpaid certificates, many fraudulent, and argues the state should not reimburse holders. The opinion cites state law and contingency for partial repayment and suggests legislative action to recover or limit funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My A
Joseph Wait
Wale Sudtar
Saidomeer
State Board of Examiner
Paler
Newhouse testifies in mining case at Idaho court
Samuel Newhouse testified in a city court proceeding regarding alleged misrepresentations by Donch about mining properties and investments totaling around $50,000. The cross examination by Attorney Ashby Brown focused on prior statements and the conduct of witnesses, with NYE's stance on the transactions clarified during the trial.
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Lee Munch
Samuel
Nesbores
Newhouse
Alorgey Ashby Bnow
C. Parveny
Willard Hanson
Corny Atin
Newhoure
Idaho
Donch Snot
Bnow
Snow
Ark
Lemid
Matthewa
Aevat Beneth
Supreme Court Opens February Term in Salt Lake
The Utah Supreme Court convened with all three justices present. One justice argued while ten did not. William J. Janes of La Gan faces a perjury related charge. M. E. Wilkon represents the defendant. Farnsworth represents the state. The bar admissions panel reviewed Marmac and Diae with varied recommendations. Horace H. Thompson of New York was admitted on motion.
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Salt Lake
Supreme Court
Jane van
Atate
Audmitira Acrepart
Lawsuit over fatal accident and mental hospital commitment
Edward T. Aobion as guardian alleges Keb M That Tala Jones was injured after a wagon wheel struck him on West Temple Street near Fire South on May 30 1906. The complaint claims he was frightened harmed and confined to a mental hospital and seeks $20 000 from the defendant for damages.
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Belt Lake
Keb
Tala Jones
Bim
Frota
Ncarest
Mishlight & Railway Compan
Edward T. Aobion
Jones
Jones Wan
King West Temple
Bia
Seven Troughs mining dispute unfolds near Baly Lake
A group including Tay DP Harris and others arrived from Mahawk Dean claiming to hold leave of claim from Seven Troads Mining Co. They say ore ran high in a trench and that 460 feet of workings exist. They plan to move to Atanes to test mining methods and evaluate mill values at Fairview claim.
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Baly Lake
Donarta
Bim
Claag Qeemaneatty
Tay
Harris
Man of Thiefty
BM Fortrer
Harrie
Miltorairr Menelie
Millonaire Tenltt
Mehawk Deen
Seven Troads Mining Company
Crescent Property Prospect Speaks Of Deep Nevada Mines
Report describes a Crescent property with five parcels and large ore prospects. It notes veins in Nevada at depth with Calcada group and Searchlight sites cited, potential to supply substantial ore to the market, and hints at a future mine development near the Archa league districts.
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Dhe
Nevade
Nevane
Whith
Asiarsaye
Lie
Gurfare
Ceeage
Deptena
Wallace Pleads Guilty at Utah Drug Case Hearing
Halt Lake February court session sees IL IL C Wallace arraigned before Juda Debs after pleading guilty to drug charges. He admits whisky availability at his store and Sunday sale pressures. Judge Siekt delays sentencing to Tuesday afternoon at 2.
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Halt Lake
Feb
C. Wallace
Wallace
Salt Lake
Daly
Siekt
DocTOR Sentenced In Forgery Case At Lake Fair
Proceedings before Judge George G Armstrong led to a forgery conviction for Un IE Ly Gilson living near Kendall. Sentenced to the state prison, the defendant admitted forging a check dated January 22, 1207, after a brief prior stint in custody for a previous money-related offense while employed by Pus fer as an insurance agent. Also noted was the 1907 grand larceny case against James 3. Doraldsod for robbing the BleWhirter brothers of 8272 and attempting 32,000 in poker gains, with related charges involving Edna Prestott and Alice Moach in March cases.
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Fair Lake
Fen
IE Ly Gilson
Kendall
George G Armstrong
Warn
Pearn
Shana
Watters
Gibean Furs
Cusaly
Pus Fer
Ke Cate
Rocor
James
Doraldsod
Willy Grand
Levy
Armstrong
Fruit Growers Form Company at Batt Lake
Batt Lake Feb 13 fruit grower s in Batt County held a winter meeting and organized a cooperative corporation to be known as Fruit & Commercial Co. Capital stock 9000 divided into 900 shares of 10 each. no one shareholder may hold more than 50 shares. A further meeting will be held next week to elect officers with about seventy members present.
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Batt Lake
Ae Bieoy Trust Rabeera
Ofcers
Debate over Smoot's retention and religion sparks senate clash
Washington February 11 Senator Henry of Athanatey opposed Senator Bmaat’s hold on Diaseat while denying personal or political religious prejudice. He argued the Senate can expel any Fea alet mis, contending opposition rests on doctrine tied to the Mormon church and Revelations to early church leaders who urged polygamy.
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Washington
Herry of
Athanatey
Senate
Bmaat
Diaseat
Terry
Smoot
Henry
Venate
Surman
Untitled essay on American medicinal plants and authorities
Fragmentary text discusses medicinal plants, American remedies, and authorities from past writers and teachers. It references interest in curing ailments, cites sources like Masala New York, and notes attention to medical works and advertisements. The passage mixes references to doctors, treatments, and historical claims without a clear narrative.
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Altos Marerhar
Lecigote
Toad Pier
Wren
Renee
Mir
Vo Pteme
Masala
N.Y
Ibeara
Revelations and oath clash shadowing political fate
Fragmentary remarks recount a senator resisting church dictates and oath constraints amid Mormon church influence. References to Meadows, Berry, and a reaction to political power, ending with a cold remedy advertisement and a Groves drug box structure.
Roosevelt Special Message Targets Cherokee Allotments
President Roosevelt sent a special message to Congress urging enactment of a bill that would allow sixty days to dispose of improvements on lands held by individuals who intermarried with Cherokee within Alans and Cherokee nations. The bill would restrict sale of improvements to Cherokee citizens and set prize procedures guided by the interior secretary. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling excluding intermarried persons from allotments, with the president seeking to preserve directorships for those affected and honoring long-held improvements on land they believed they could claim.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congren
Alans
Supreme Court
Wave Hie
Mod Ip
Tn Kepi Dirertots
Br Sara
Wave
Wall Street Advances In Price In Early Market
New York March 1 The most notable feature of Stey's stock dealing was ready buying driving prices up despite dull volume. Buying orders came in large blocks while professional traders watched the market as treasury news and bank withdrawals influenced sentiment. Copper remained strong though shifts in dividends and liquidity plans created cautious optimism about future prices.
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New York
Stey’e
Washington
Treasury Department
Newa
Coring Windrawal
Saterday
Usak
London
Axpric
New York Bankere
Arnafilee
Phils
Government Buildings in Naablagon Probed for Habitation Grants
In Naablagon on February the government committee chaired by a bow committee head examined a habitability grant tied to a newly erected building. The report notes considerations by UW r Hepresste and related authorities as parts of the oversight.
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Naablagon
Feb
r-Hepresste
Hordt
Wteniban Gable
Swirh Burderitrs Serera
Rexall Formula Seen As Public Property And Inquiry
The piece argues public demand for transparent labeling of medicines, noting a post Civil War rise in inquiry. It asserts Americans want to think for themselves and that public sentiment led the U S to require declares of injurious ingredients. Rexall remedies are credited with fueling this trend.
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United States
Changes In Abecee of appropriations and construction mandate
Fragmented text states that the secretary of the treasury shall contract public buildings to be available in a city for breaches of government treaties. It mentions a bill with Shaw to adopt building Perry ikta, described as penitotics, within the framework of the measure.
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Geeqhary Shaw
Perry Iikta
Russian Elections Stir Amid Turbulent Voters’ Milieu
Report from St. Petersburg with fragments of electoral turmoil across major cities. partial tallies show varied regional outcomes as parties appeal to constitutional lawmakers. In Vladivostok three council members elected, two younger. petition drives target pole partitions and parliamentary timing.
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St. Vetersburg
Errising
Wows
Unir
Moscow
Kirek
Odereq
Karran
Odessa
Vladivostokhen
Tate
Petro
Vumdemnard
Asgard
Chrieving
Wyoming Land Frauds Involving Federal Coal Lands
New York reports a federal land and coal lands fraud scheme affecting Wyoming claims. The case alleges misentries and forged documents led by an attorney and officials, with residents of Sabatces and nearby areas tied to the Ow Creek Mining Company and alleged losses of hundreds of acres. Perjury and subterfuge are cited as part of the scheme.
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New York
Faller Foto
Wyoming
Tluneo
United Blazex
Weesiet
Creek Maing Company
Korthwettem Galenerang
Sabatces Aw Yati
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