Arraignment Planned for Rose and Three Others
Frank Rose, the confessed wife murderer, is to be arraigned today in District Court before Judge Charles W. Morse, depending on the judge's return from the cast. Also to be arraigned are T. W. Fuller for assault, K. W. Angler for forgery, Bud Holman for housebreaking, Thomas Burns for burglary, and F. L. Berger for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
Charles W. Morse
District Court
Dennis C. Brehner
Rose
T. W. Fuller
Chris Diehl
Nolice Court
K. W. Angler
Bingham
Bud Holman
John Cruikshank
Third Street
Thomas Burns
West First South Street
F. L. Berger
Nigin
East Second South Street
Hager to Head Mantle Educational Exhibit at St Louis
A. R. Hager formerly of Salt Lake High School will supervise Mantle’s educational exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposition in St. Louis. A letter confirming this was received yesterday. Hager travels with two Philippine teachers and is due in San Francisco January 18 aboard the America Maru. He met David Evans en route from Manila to Hongkong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. St. Hager
Salt Lake
Mantle
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hager
Manila
Hongkong
David Evans
Mr. Evans
Canton
Mr. Hager
Utah building insured for fire at Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Director General Whitaker and Hoyt Sherman supported insuring the Utah State building against fire at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The measure aims to protect the state exhibit during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State
Whitaker
Hoyt Sherman
Utah commission forms plan to display art in building
Governor H M Wells approved using the Alice art collection to beautify the Utah building walls. A committee was appointed by the Utah commission at a special meeting yesterday afternoon to arrange the display and seek space in the refrigerator department for an art exhibit. Large photographs of the State building will be framed and distributed to Salt Lake City papers and to depots in the city Ogden and Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terday
H. M. Wells
Utah Commission
Wells
Alice
Utah
Utah Buttex
Whitaker
State Building
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Attempted Lynch Protests After Motorman Slaying
In Salt Lake City on January 7 a mob of about one hundred street railway workers threatened to storm the city jail to lynch John Shockleigh after the murder of Motorman John Gleason and critical wounding of Conductor Thomas Brighton by a masked highwayman. Shockleigh denied guilt but could not explain his whereabouts. Brighton died at midnight. Police defended the jail as the crowd surged toward the rail yard and breached the entry before being repelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
John Gleason
Thomas B. Brighton
John Shockleigh
Bert Perother
Shockleigh
Brighton
Manhunt as crowd demands suspect in streetcar shooting
Police use a fire alarm to extract Shockleigh from a mob at the scene and escort him to the state penitentiary. A room mate, Prother, implicates Shockleigh in a fatal streetcar shooting while noting large rewards offered by authorities and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Shocklegh
Shockleigh
Prother
Utah Light and Power Co
Wells
Morris
Ragtag committee formed over Utah freight rate dispute
A Salt Lake City and Ogden coalition at the Commercial club resolved to seek an early equitable adjustment of Utah freight rates. The appointed committee includes F H Love M I Williams Kiser M Vaulkner McCarty Fabin Gallagher Scowcroft to investigate, spend on experts, and report back at 3 PM today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ogden
Commercial Club
Colonel Holmes
Utah
Salt Lake City
Board of Directors
The
Board of Governors
F. H. Love
Z. Co
William Kiser
Henry Vaulkner Brewing Company
Joseph Geoghegan
Utah Sugar Company
M. &. McCarty
Salt Lake Hardware Company
Fabin
Jungk & Fabin
Joseph Gallagher
Joseph Scowcroft
Infantry regiment sails to Philippines March first
The Twelfth infantry under Col Bubb has orders to depart for the Philippines on March 1. Four companies are at Fort Douglas A B C D, four at Fort Bills Texas, two at Fort Duchene Utah, one at Fort Apache Arizona, and one at Whipple Barracks Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubb
Philippines
Fort Douglas
Fort Bills
Tex
Fort Duchene
Utah
Fort Apache
Arizona
Whipple Barracks
Colorado
General John Q. Cannon in Salt Lake on business
General John Q. Cannon visited Salt Lake City on business and planned to send a battery and part of G Company home by week’s end. He expects to withdraw with state troops if amicable talks between the Fuel Company and remaining strikers advance, while locals want soldiers kept until the dispute settles. The agitators have faded and the strikers appear leaderless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Cannon
Salt Lake
Carbon County
G Company
Cannon
Lannan Plans Salt Lake News Venture Returns From Chicago
Rumor says P. H. Lannan former Salt Lake Tribune proprietor will launch a new Salt Lake City newspaper. He reportedly traveled to Chicago on a business mission to explore telegraphic service for the venture and is expected back in about ten days with a major plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Lannan
Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake City
Lannan
Chicago
The
Tribune
Utah Delegation Heads to Portland for Livestock Convention
About 100 Utah residents are expected to attend the national live stock convention in Portland next week. Notables booked on the Oregon Short Line extra sleeper leaving at 10:20 a.m. include Gov. H. M. Wells and John Seeley with wife and party of 10 from Mt. Pleasant, plus Jno. C. Sharp and wife, Wilfred Dey and wife, Jog. M. Jensen and wife, Oscar Moyle and wife, Mil ton E. Price and wife, Tenay Jepperson, S. Carter, Jesse Knight, I. K. Saunders, E. Il. Jones, Moroni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Gov. H. M. Wells
John Seeley
Mt. Pleasant
Peter Scorup
Jno
Oscar Moyle
Milton E. Price
Tenay Jepperton
S. Carter
Jesse Knight
KF. Saunders
E. Il
Jones
Moroni
Local Residents Named in Taos Area Property Listing
A readerable fragment lists multiple individuals and spouses linked to property or legal notices in Taos and nearby areas. Names include Marriott, W D Park, Jesse M Smith, William Kirk, T Rigby, Geo E Austin, J M Moyle, and others. The fragment references Lawcon and related parties in a historic context.
Salt Lake Notes: Porch Demolition and Local Updates
The old porch in front of the remains of the Continental hotel is being torn down. State Superintendent Nelson goes to Tooele to visit schools. William N. Foster clarifies he is not the Foster suing for divorce. Weber County Commissioner Stanford spent Wednesday in Salt Lake. Medical certificates awarded to Howard Garrett Frederick H Leigh Leo H Redner Brown Ewing. Convict George Kipp examined for sanity and committed to the State Mental Hospital by County Clerk James and Drs A C Young and T G Odell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental
Howard Garrett
Frederick H. Leigh
Leo H. Redner
Brown Ewing
George Kipp
James
A. C. Young
T. G. Odell
State Mental Hospital
Hack Struck by Car Near East Temple Corner
A hack owned by Kid Sandberg was struck by a car near East Temple and Second South streets Wednesday night causing slight damage. Two women inside escaped unharmed though badly frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid” Sandberg
East Temple and
Second South Streets
Death of Alice Cornell King in Forest Dale
Alice Cornell King of Forest Dale died yesterday after an ovarian tumor removal operation at Holy Cross hospital. She was in her twenty sixth year and widely respected. The funeral will be held Sunday at noon from the Forest Dale meeting house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cornell King
Forest Dale
Holy Cross Hospital
Man Named J. E. Foulks Detained for Petit Larceny
A man giving the name J. E. Foulks entered the Davis shoe store yesterday morning and left with a pair of shoes without paying. Officer Carlson caught him nearby and he was jailed for petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Foulks
Davis
Carlson
City
Streetcar Accident Narrows on East Temple Street
Geo B Freeze of Z C M I is crushed between a streetcar and a pole at East Temple and Second South. Bystanders aid him and he is moved home for further care at 2465 Fifth East. Meanwhile Hoyle's Saloon at 174 South Main is transferred to John Mahan and Denver associates for about 25000 in stock value noted. Salt Lakers investors include Richard Dreyfus Samuel cReggel and John Quilan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Temple
Second South Streets
Geo. B. Freeze
Gystanders
Fifth East Street
Hoyle
South Main Street
John Mahan
Denver and Associates
Richard Dreyfus
Samuel cReggel
John Quilan
Auditor reports $320338.49 available for school apportionment
State Auditor Charles Tingey informed State Superintendent A Nelson that $320,338.49 is in the treasury for apportionment among state schools. It excludes $16,090.55 in interest and rentals from State school land funds not yet transferred by the state board of examiners to the district school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 5. Tingey
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. Nelson
State Board of Examiners
Butte Restaurant Keeper Fatally Shot in Quarrel
James L. Skinner a well known Butte restaurant keeper was fatally shot by Jack Flynn a barber this afternoon. The alleged motive stems from a quarrel over Skinner joking Flynn about a loan to a colored gambler who did not settle the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Jad
Lewistop
James L. Skinner
Jack Flynn
Skinner
Flynn
Archie Nivens Dies At Snowhall Arizona Mining Expert
Telegraphic information reached Grass Valley California of the death of Archie Nivens at Snowhall Arizona. He was regarded as one of the foremost mining experts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Valley
Cal
sSnowhall
Ariz
Archie Nivens
United States
Coroner Probes Willard Wreck Cause
In Toneka Gan on January 7 a coroner's jury investigates the Willard wreck. Subpoenas compel witnesses including engineers and conductors. The inquiry moves to Maple Hit in Waubaunsee county where the coroner and jury reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Gan
Willard
Benjamin
Nagle
Fletcher
Reardon
Merrill
Maple Hit
Waubaunsee County
War department reports no famine in Alaska frontier
General Funston reports to Washington that Gribbon and Egbert officers find no foundation for starvation in the Tanana valley. He notes an unusually mild winter, good sledding, and that commerce companies are well supplied with food for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan. T
War Department
Funston
Alaska
Grbbon
Egbert
Tanana Valley
Perfect Digestive Aid From A Tonic Pharmaceutical
Imperfect digestion reduces nutrition as liver bile production drops and digestion falters. Herbine claims to tone the stomach liver and kidneys, boost appetite, improve complexion, and reinvigorate the system. Sold 50 cents a bottle by Cave and Gave Depot Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Wash
United States Vows Neutrality Aids Japan If War Breaks Out
Tokyo dispatch says Governor Taft assured Marquis Ito that the United States would observe a friendly neutrality toward Japan and, if needed, grant use of American Far East ports to the Japanese fleet in a potential war scenario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Tokio
Test
Marquis Ito
United States
Yokohama
Taft
Marquis
Japan
Far East
Salvation Army Recruit Confesses Fire Causing Fatality
W Wilson, a Salvation Army recruit, confessed at police HQ that he started a July 5 1901 fire at the Occidental hotel in Forsythe Mont causing one death and twenty injuries. He said he did not intend to burn the hotel and fled after dropping a burning match. He claimed another man serves a sentence for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jan. T
W. Wilson
Salvation Army
Occidental
Forsythe
Mont
Wilson
Trias
Man confesses at Salvation Army event after police custody
The man fled to St. Louis and learned another man was sentenced on circumstantial evidence. At a Salvation Army meeting he broke down and confessed to an Army Captain. Two Balvasion Army officers accompanied Wilson to the police station. he is held and not sent to Montana authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Salvation Army
Balvasion Army
Wilson
T Ce
Montana
Fire at Rauech Manufacturing Leaves One Dead
A blast at the Rauech Manufacturing plant in Chicago forced about seventy workers to jump to escape the flames. The explosion and ensuing fire killed one man and sent others fleeing the building. Fire crews battled the blaze for hours as investigators began assessing damages and causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rauéch Manufacturing Company
Fire Drives Caped Players From Clubhouse
Report describes flames attacking a tabliozhment where players, many caped, escaped without injury. The incident prompted quick evacuation and investigation into cause and damage to the facility.
Ballard’s Horehound Remedy Endorsed by Liberty Tex. Resident
Pleasant and Most Ed. T. J. Chambers of Liberty Texas testifies to the powerful healing effect of Ballard's Horehound for coughs colds and throat relief. He reports using it in his family and recommends it as the most effective pleasant remedy. Sold by G. F. Cave on Wash Ave and J. E. Cave at Denet Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
J. E. Cave
Denet Drug Store
Prices-Night and Matinee Rates at Local Theater
Night prices listed as 25 cents 65 cents and 50 cents with Zhe matinee pricing for children under 14 and adults 80 cents. Readable theater ad fragment notes varied rates for sessions and age groups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. R. Hager
Shannon & Mott Company
Falcon
Falcon Pure Foods
Des Moines
Iowa
Godtans
Pearl
Rand
Pier
WNL
Wash Ave
MR. Scowcroft
Gen. Cannon
Nelson
Tooele
William N. Foster
Foster
Joseph Stanford
Weber County
Erik Larson
Wash, Avenue
Ogden, Utah
Riverdale
Grand Opera House
Jos. Clark
John F. Stong
Washington Ave
Utah Knitting Works
Waab. Ave
Alvin Wycott
Joe Morgan
Stowe
Utah Lights Power Co
Pioneer Station
Ogden Canyon
Xapany
UTAH LIGHT @ POWER CO
R. S. Campbell
Mgz
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