J M Shoghigy Faces Second Court Arraignment
J M Shoghigy appears in district court before Judge Charles W Morse to plead to murder in the first degree for the shooting deaths of Amasa L Gleason and Thomas B Brighton. He previously requested three days to enter pleas, with the time expiring at 10 this morning. A trial date is expected to be set after pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shoghigy
District Court
Charles W. Morse
Amasa L. Gleason
Thomas B. Brighton
Shockley
O'Donnell Sentenced to Eighteen Months in Utah Penitentiary
Thomas O'Donnell was sentenced by Judge Charles W. Morse to eighteen months of hard labor after changing his plea from not guilty to guilty. He was arrested for burglarizing the Twenty second Ward Coop store at 580 West Fourth North Street on the night of December 13, 1903.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Utah State Penitentiary
Charles W. Morse
O'Donnell
Twenty-second Ward Coop
West Fourth North Street
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
Drug alert notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offer a money back guarantee if they fail to cure. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. Zc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Continuance Granted in Arthur Brown Case by Judge Morse
Yesterday another continuance was granted in the Arthur Brown case by Judge Charles W. Morse. The former senator was to plead yesterday to two informations filed weeks ago by the district attorney. Attorneys asked for more time and District Attorney Eichner offered no objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Charles W. Morse
Dennis C. Eichner
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine and offers a "full name" to obtain the genuine product. The copy emphasizes a remedy claim and directs readers to seek the complete name.
Supreme court upholds Columbia Savings judgment
The U S Supreme Court yesterday affirmed Judge John A Marshall's ruling awarding Columbia Savings & Loan a 4003.45 debt against Antoinette Kinney and Clesson Kinney. The case began in federal court and the lower court decision was sustained before being returned to the clerk. Frank Heppler of Utah was enjoined from allowing flocks to graze on the Fish Lake reservoir near the Uintah reservation after 3060 sheep crossed the forest reserve. he did not answer the charge.
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United States Supreme Court
John A. Marshall
Columbia Savings & Loan Association
Antoinette 3
Fish Lake Reservoir
Uintah Reservation
Heppler
Forest Reserve
Balle
United States
Messenger Charged With Forging Postal Money Order
The judgment was rendered by default with J. P. Messenger charged with forging a postal money order for 9.60 dollars. He was given until February 15 to enter his plea.
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J. P. Messenger
Miner dies as snowslide hits two men in Idaho mountains
Charles A. Nelson, a miner, was killed in a snowslide near Soda Springs Idaho while en route from Gray Post Office to the Pittsburg mine. H E Melloy superintendent of the Pittsburg mine was injured but escaped. Nelson’s body was brought there for burial.
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Soda Springs
Ida
Charles A. Nelson
H. E. Melloy
Pittsburg
Melloy
Nel-son
Scribes Elect Utah Press Officers For Upcoming Year
The Utah Press association met at Kenyon hotel last evening electing William Baye as president and E A Littlefield as vice president. J B Graham and I F Diehl were named as officers with Parley Jensen as recording secretary and W R McBride as treasurer. Twenty newspapers attended and plans were made for a St Louis exposition visit and a World’s Fair meeting. A uniform advertising rate was discussed and a minimum yard for legal and foreign ads to be set. The next gathering is set for about April 20 to finalize junketing plans.
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Utah Press Association
Kenyon Hotel
William Baye
Wasatch Ware
E. A. Littlefield
Utah State Journal
J. 3. Boyden
Mt. Fleasant Pyramid
J. B. Graham
Binsham Bulletins
I .F. Diehl
Mammoth Record
Parley P. Jensen
Elkuben
W. R. McBride
Utah County Democrat
J. T. Jackson
Merceur
St. Louis Exposition
National Press Association
Mayor's Appointments Test Senate of City Politics
The mayor and his minority council faction faced a split Republican majority over city appointments. J A Eldredge and George W Snow faced refer and confirmation questions, tie votes, and party-line splits. The board of public works urged reform, as spectators packed the chamber for a tense session with uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Council
J. A. Eldredge
Wood
Preece
Cemetery Committee
George W. Snow
L. P. Kelsey
Hewlett
Board of Public Works
Raleigh Case Decree in Favor of Defendants
Judge Hail rules for defendants in Emily F Raleigh versus Caroline C R Wella and others. Case involves a bounty land warrant issued in 1855 for land once held by James Dowdy in Captain McNeal’s South Carolina militia. plaintiff seeks quieting title after loss of the warrant. Also notes mining business and a former Ohio Supreme Court bench member.
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Hail
Emily F. Raleigh
Caroline C. R. Wella
Jacob T. Raleigh
A. H. Raleigh
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Muttal Investment Company
District Court
Charles MM. Freed
Samuel M. McDougal
W. BG. Marwell
J. 8. Bonner
FE. T. Wilkengon
James Dowdy
Captain McNeal
South Carolina Milittia
Treasury Department
Washington
Supreme Bench of
Ohio
Military Land Title Quieted in Sulit Case
The Sulit case centers on quieting a title to military land amid disputes. The proceedings determine ownership and clarify rights affecting the property and any military or governmental claims.
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Sulit
Dana M. Daniel Cousin of New York Sun Dies in Salt Lake
Daniel 5 Dana, cousin of the late Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun, died in Salt Lake City Utah today at age 78 after residing in the city for a number of years.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Daniel 5
Dana
Charles A. Dana
The
New York Sun
Buckley Abandons Family After Embezzling Funds
R L Buckley once of Salt Lake and later Boise misused Bell Telephone company collections. He lost about 70 dollars, fled after plans to flee were halted, leaving his family destitute. Police sought his arrest as the amounts and acts drew scrutiny.
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R. L. Buckley
Salt Lake
Boise
Bell Telephone Company
Oakland
San Francisco
Buckley
Salt Lake City Records Quiet Day Amid Detentions
Stelios Theohaw a Greek laborer faced 200 bond after a Sunday night assault on a woman on Commercial Street. Salt Lake reported zero arrests for the day, a city record, amid campaigns against crime. G E Rice arrested for forging a 1500 check on McCornick bank, accused by S Nevada mining man S W Darling. J W McManamy died at Hae Cross hospital aged year, long service as Oreg Short Line brakeman. N P Nelson in Salt Lake for days. Lawrence L Jenson moved to Holy Cross hospital after a week in jail pending hearing for alleged criminal conduct.
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Stelios Theohaw
G. E. Rice
Salt Lake
McCornick & Company
5. W. Darling
Nevada
Rice
Park City
Lawrence L. Jenson
Holy Cross Hospital
Bingham Junction
Norning
Nos
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Lia
Atimore
Klbert & Ogden
King of Bottled Beers
Anheuser = Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis, U.S. A
Budweiser
Raleigh
Daniel S$, Dana
Manti
J. W. McManamy
Hae Cross Hospital
Oreg
Pecatetlo
Fie
Anaconda
Mont
Nampa
Idaho
A. B. White
Rica
Hea
N. P. Nelson
Sutherland
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