Cashier Brayton of Northern Pacific Dies in Suicide
Brayton, cashier in the Northern Pacific Railroad Land department at St Paul, died from a self inflected gunshot in his White Bear Lake cottage. He left a letter to his fiancée Miss Kent stating this is the end of a misspent life and to attach no blame to anyone. He was found to be short several hundred dollars in his accounts.
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Bt Paul
Holder Brayton
Northern Pacific Railroad Land Department
White Bear Lake
Miss Kent
Brayton
Lars
Full Blood Indian Grand Marshal’s Staff Appointee Named
Washington February 19 Rev John Eastman of Sisseton D D a full blooded Slotx Indian was today appointed South Dakota’s representative on the staff of grand marshal of the inaugural parade.
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Washington
John Eastman
Sisseton
D.D
South Dakota
Formal invitation to 45 powers on world resources plan
President Roosevelt directs Secretary of State to invite foreign nations to The Hague conference on world resources conservation to be held next September. The move follows North African and North American conservation meetings with Canada Mexico and others in attendance.
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Hague
Washington
Roosevelt
Hacon
Canada
Wexleo
North American Conservation Congress
Bryce
Great Britain
Knox
Taft
United States
Mexico
North America
Invitaiow
Robbers Blow Open Vault in State Bank Heist
In El Paso on February 198, burglars blasted the vault of the State Bank, triggering alarms and prompting a police inquiry. No further details on arrests, losses, or suspects were immediately available.
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el Paso
State Bank
Former Indiana Governor to Speak on Liquor Issue in Salt Lake
J Frank Hanly former governor of Indiana will lecture on the liquor evil at the Salt Lake theater Monday evening. Hanly is nationally known as a temperance champion and foe of liquor in all forms. tickets will be provided to legislators and they will be urged to attend.
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Salt Lake
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Salt Lake Theater
Hanly
Vagrant Women and Whitmore Released on Bonds
In Salt Lake on February 19, inmates of the West Side stockade and nightwatchman J. D. Whitmore were freed on $300 bonds each after arrests last Wednesday. The women face vagrancy complaints, while Whitmore is charged with resisting an officer after he ordered deputies to leave the stockade during a raid. He claimed he was following orders to expel any officer except police.
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Salt Lake
Whitmore
McCormick Denies Denver Moffat Road Involvement
Salt Lake report states W S McCormick denied assisting in financing the Moffat road into the city. He said the Denver trip and subsequent interview found the claim without foundation and asserted no such support was planned.
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Moffat Road
Salt Lake
Mcornick
McCornick
Denver
Moffat
Plans for Storage of Wool by National Warehouse Co
Plans completed for organizing the National Warehouse and Storage Co in Chicago to store wool for the Western woolgrowers. Officers named include F W Gooding president A M Leonard vice president W Thompson secretary treasurer and executive committee members J A Spoor A G Leonard F W Gooding J Boyer. Capital stock to 400000 with 250000 from the National Woolgrowers Association and the rest from Spoor Leonard and Chicago capitalists. Storage and cleaning plants to be built at Forty third and Robey streets at the Chicago Junction railroad junction.
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National Warehouse and Storage Co
Chicago
Western Woolgrowers
F. W. Gooding
A. 4. Leonard
W. Thompson
John A. Spoor
A. G. Leonard
J. B. Cosgriff
J. Boyer
Utah lawmakers weigh bounty on predators for ranch protection
A Utah meeting of sheep and cattle leaders with senator and representative committees discussed an emergency bill to tax stock at 2 mills for cattle and horsemen and 9.5 mills for sheepmen to raise about 25 to 30 thousand dollars plus state and federal appropriations. Funds would target bounty payments for coyotes wolves bears lynx and mountain lions, aiming to reduce predation on ranchers’ stock. Participants included J. H. Seely R. W. Sevy John N. Hearle A F Haycock John M. Murdock and many county leaders.
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Selt Lake
Mattera
Wtah
Senate
Foresta and Forestry
House Committee On Livestock
Utah Woolgrowne
Fudge
J. H. Seely
Utah Woolgrowers
Senate Committee On Foreste and Forestry
R W. Sevy
John N. Hearle
House
A. F Haycock
John M. Murdock
C. B Stewart
Salt Lake City
A. W. Crane
Herriman
Mr Benson
Tooele County
Ben T. Brown
Wayne County
Freeman Hieby
A. A. Call
Thomas Jones
Hiram McFarland
Ogden
J. R. Allen
Draper
Fr. Kesler
Beaver
L. RB. Anderson
Mantl
Granite High Loses to Weber Academy 44 to 25 in Ogden
Weber Academy defeated Granite High School 44 to 25 in a fast, high energy game at the Weber Academy gym. The first half ended 32 to 4 in favor of the home team, with Granite rallying to 13 to 12 in the second half. The win places Weber atop the Northern league, with possible rematches and state title implications involving Lehi and Southern Utah.
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Ogden
Weber Academy Gymnasium
Granite High School
Weber Academy
Academy
Graniteeam
Salt Lake
Granite
Brigham High School
Ogien
Lehi
Southern Utah
Metcalf
Forest Reserve
Weber Academy Band
Ogden Canyon Leads to Huntsville Mystery Adrift
A fragmented note underscores Ogden Canyon as a pivot to Huntsville with scattered questions about hospitality, barge care, delicacies, feather beds for rent, and the fate of money, reflecting a clipped historical snippet in need of context.
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Hiuateville
Ogden
Community plea to fund a city organ at Grand Opera House
Valley residents urge Ogden authorities to support charitable projects and sponsor an organ by appealing to public generosity. They request residents skip eggs and binses and spend the cost of a ticket on February 22 at the Grand Opera House to fund the instrument, claiming Huntsville has superior musical talent.
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Valley
Ogden
Grand Opera House
Hunterville
Minun
Postoffice Inspectors Visit Ogden Over $2410 Mystery Funds
United States District Attorney H ki Booth and Postoffice Inspector Lv D Lowe visited Ogden Thursday examining money received by Charlies Priey at Five Points via the United States mallet months ago. A mysterious cash sum of 2410 reached Mr Price by unknown means. he claimed nothing and named no rightful owner. The money was placed on deposit at Pingree National Bank awaiting developments. Judge H H Henderson represents Price, arguing it is his client’s funds. Federal officers held a conference with Henderson to review details.
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United States
H Ki. Booth
Postoffice
Lv. D. Lowe
Ogden
Charlies Priey
Mr Price
Sam Clatmynit
H H. Henderson
Price
Prices
Henderson Yenterday
Tien Stanted
Marshal
Federal Court of the District of Utah
Booth
Lowe
Uncle Sam
Hendersop
Mr. Price
Government to sue Price over money sent by mail case
The government plans civil action in Utah to recover funds claimed as government property. Price’s counsel argues ownership lies with Price and that the government is only a common carrier. The judge will determine whether the post office custody outweighs Price’s ownership claim.
Mining notes show gold values in Ophir district winze
General Manager George Sinclaire of Lion Hill Consolidated drives a tunnel winze in Ophir. Three samples yield high silver and gold values with lead. New Iron Blossom ore reports strong silver and gold assays. Bird tunnel and EBureya lease show rich ore as mining expands. Bullion Canyon Mining to ship ore. ore grade cited between 60 and 75 dollars per ton.
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George Sinclaire
Lion Hill Consolidated Company
Ophir
Ebureya
Bullion Canyon
Iron County
Minera
Mining boom brings large leases to Rawhide district
The LOOfoot level exposes over three feet of rock as Rawhide operations expand. Major properties including the Coalition, Consolidated, Rawhide Northern, and Rawhide Queen are developed by lessees, with the Roseberry estate in the heart of the district. Teasers like Owl No 1 and Renfro report milling ore and high grade finds as companies plan ore treatment facilities. William H. Burden of Salt Lake visits Ogden.
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Rawhide Ie
Coalition
Consolidated
Rawhide Northern
Rawhide Queen
Rawhide Roseberry Mining Company
Dorseys
Roseberry
Acron
Queen Sixteen
Jeasera
Mit
Ite Teasers
Owl No 1
Renfro
Alexander
Hooligan
Rawhide Avenir
Rawhide Hattler Mines
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Wash Ave
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Bell Phone
Keister’s
Washington Avenue
Opposlte Carnegie Library
Kilgore
Texas
Ilusk
Northwestern & Pacific Railroad
Thin City
Cty
Salt Lake and State News
London
Four Women
Nightwatchman
Justice Hanks
Utah Ranges
Swift
Ocden Canyon
Huntsville
Yir
Ventuvee
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
Kuhn’s
Thes Wash. Ave
Wrights Store
Washington’s
Mining News
Mitchell Bros
Ciiy Cemetery
Willian H. Burden
Vania
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