Republicans Plight Over Balances in Judge Morse Court
At a meeting of the young men's Republican club in Judge Morse's courtroom last night after a two hour debate the club appropriated 1060 to A F Lawson. Lawson had previously advanced the sum for the Salt Palace outing last September and later said it was a loan though some doubted the loan status due to missing a report in his financial statement.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Judge
Laweén
Salt Lake Sharp Arrested in Card Thefts
The alleged ringleader of a card sharp scam defrauding J. E. Thompson of a large sum was captured by Salt Lake police. He gave the name Jackson and tried to square matters. He faces three counts for similar games on other travelers in Salt Lake with fines of 100 dollars each as police press to make Salt Lake a hard town for such men.
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J. E. Thompson
Salt Lake
Jackson
Dobson Breaks from City Jail. Exposes Inmates to Smallpox
William Dobson, jailed twenty days for vagrancy, escaped yesterday and contracted smallpox, risking exposure to fellow inmates in the city jail.
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William Dobson
Looking for Knight and Missing Servant in East Brigham
Two salts of English livery valued at 300 dollars vanished from E. S. Ferry's East Brigham residence. Harry Knight, a worker at the property, is also missing. Police in Salt Lake and Ogden are investigating the disappearance.
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E. S. Ferry
East Brigham
Harry Knight
Salt Lake
Ogden
Police inquiry fails to identify attacker in Hansen assault
Tuesday evening detectives under Chief Lynch investigated the Monday night attempted assault on Aliys Clara Hansen at Wishteenth ward square. Hansen could not describe the assailant or his race after being followed from the Clift House. she defended herself with a hat pin as the attacker fled when cries drew neighbors.
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Lynch
Clara Hansen
Wishteenth Ward
Miss Hansen
Clift House
Eighteenth Ward Square
Hagenbarth Seen Likely Next National Livestock President
Telegram from Traveling Freight Agent Lindsay at the Chicago & Northwestern agency indicates F. J. Hagenbarth of Wood Livestock Co Salt Lake City will become the next president of the National Livestock Association after attending the Portland convention.
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Chicago & ‘Northwestern
Lindsay
Portland
F. J. Hagenbarth
Wood Livestock Company
Salt Lake City
National Association
Second South Corner Sale to Senator Clark Hinted
Negotiations over the Walker Drug Store corner fronting East Temple Street and Second South Street aim to transfer to Senator Clark. Initial offers near 3590 dollars per front foot have fallen to below 3000 as talks continue, with potential for a 12 to 14 story business building on the property.
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Senator Clark
Walker- Drug Store
East Temple Street
Bamberger
Second South Street
Oscar Chipman Dies After Short Illness at 25
Oscar Chipman, son of Hon. James Chipman, Balt Lake banker, died yesterday of pneumonia after a brief illness. He was about 25 years old and an attache of the Chipman Mercantile Company. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Oscar Chipman
James ‘Chipman
Balt Lake
Chipman Mercantile Company
Layton Woman Mrs Higgs Dies After Illness
Layton Utah January 13 Mrs Katie Higgs longtime resident dies at noon after a brief pneumonia illness She was 80 years old widow of Segrest and mother of three including a 13 month old grandchild of Mrs Criddle of Kayville Local obituary notes her status in the Layton community.
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eLayton
Utah
Katie Higgs
Layton
Criddle
Kaysvile
Sis Segrest
Accident leads to death of teen in Salt Lake City
A 16 year old, Lloyd Chipman, son of Ardh and Ann Cack Chipman, was accidentally killed in Salt Lake City this morning by a gun held in his own hand. The incident followed a borrow like mischance after he took a friend’s revolver yesterday.
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Salt Lake
Fatal Barnyard Gun Accident Reported
A boy named Lloyd died after a gun discharged while he examined it at the barn. His younger brother, who followed later, found him bleeding from a head wound and alerted others. The exact cause is undetermined, but the gun’s failure is suspected and the injury occurred during a routine chore.
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Lloyd
Huck Loses Case Over Annie Laurie Mine Interest
Judge Chichester in Junction District Court finds for Willard F. Snyder and F. C. Rutan against L. C. Huck regarding a twelfth interest in the Annie Laurie mine at Kimberly. The $500,000 value mine case orders an accounting and taxes costs to Huck.
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Chichester
Junction
Piute County
Willard F. Snyder
F. C. Rutan
L. C. Huck
Annie Laurie
Kimberly
Salt Lake Notes on Weddings and Public Service Meetings
Joseph L. Craig and Maude Lewis plan to wed in Salt Lake City. Prof. Newell seeks wide public input on arid land laws, with Chief Forrester Pinchot joining to hear citizen views on forest preservation. Civil service exams announced for February at penitentiary Atlanta and Washington and the post office with various draftsman roles and salaries.
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Joseph L. Craig
Salt Lake
Maude Lewis
Welles
Prof. Newell
Hydrographic Bureau
Arid
West
Forrester Pinchot
Prof
Newell
U. S. Penitentiary
Atlanta
War Department
Washington
Post Office Department
Spencer v Salt Lake Equitable Co op Judgment Set Aside
R Hi Spencer files in District Court Salt Lake seeking to annul a Murray Justice McOmiee judgment dated April 7 1903 for 83 70 with costs. Named defendants include Salt Lake Equitable Co op John T McOmiee John James clerk of the Third district court Merchants Protective association and Francis G Luke.
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Salt Lake
R. Hi. Spencer
Salt Lake Equitable Co-op
John T. McOmiee
John James
Third District Court
Merchants’ Protective Association
Francis G. Luke
Justice McOmie
Murray
Mrs J H Menzies hospitalized for stomach trouble
Mrs J H Menzies is admitted to Holy Cross hospital for treatment of stomach trouble.
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J. H. Menzies
Holy Cross Hospital
Desky Leaves for Purchasing Trip from California
M. T. Desky departed yesterday for southern California and will proceed to New York on a purchasing trip.
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M. T. Desky
California
New York
Architect Dallas Visits Cedar City on University Branch Work
Architect Dallas travels to Cedar City to oversee the state university branch buildings under construction. The Commercial Club plans next week’s officer elections with Colonel EL. F. Nlaimes expected to win re election as club executive chair.
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Dallas
Cedar City
The
State University
Commercial Club
EL. F. Nlaimes
Richmond woman recovers after delicate operation
Mrs. P. H. Whitaker of Richmond, Cache county, underwent a delicate operation at the Keogh-Wright hospital. The patient rallied nicely and is now reported to be out of danger. Held's band has chosen Fred Atkins as president, Milt Lingrey as secretary, 3M. Kennedy as librarian, and A. S. Zimmerman as manager.
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P. H. ‘Whitaker
Richmond
Cache County
Keogh-Wright Hospital
Held
Fred Atkins
Milt Lingrey
3M. Kennedy
A. 5. Zimmerman
Thunderbolt causes underground scare at Scottish Chief mine
Salt Lake manager Will J. Lawrence reports two miners 500 feet underground in Park City’s Scottish Chief mine were knocked down by a thunderbolt that struck the underground track near the tunnel mouth and followed rails into the depths. Both men escaped with only bruises despite lacking surface view or hearing the storm. President Knox notes Tonopah mine December as a strong month with steady ore quality and productive stopes between 460 and 600 levels.
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Will J. Lawrence
Salt Lake
Scottish Chief
Park City
Knox
3Rontana
Tonopah
Mine progress improves outlook at Sheba Nevada property
Sowles, a stockholder in the Sheba mine, has returned from his initial visit and says the outlook is very favorable. Development work progresses with the tunnel now believed within 25 feet of its objective, and every shot is watched with interest.
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Sowles
Sheba
Nevada
Futon reports favorably on Lewis and Clark Exposition bill
Senator Futton today reported favorably from the committee on Industrial exposition the bill providing for the Lewis and Clark exposition at Portland in 1905 and making a $2,125,600 appropriation for its support. The bill is amended to require all government expenditures to be made under the supervision of a national commissioner.
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Washington
Futton
Committee On Industrial Exposition
Portland
Riot at Carris Press Works Wounds Three Workers
Warren Jan 14 A strike at Carris Press Works led to a riot injuring three men and causing several others to be cut and bruised as striking workers clashed with police or security forces during the confrontation.
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Warren
Carris Press
Nomunion New
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