Suit Against Utah Fuel Co Settled In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City reports a federal case against Mab Fuel Company over illegally obtained coal lands in Carbon County and other Utah counties. Settled with a $12,000 payment to the government, reconveyance of 100 acres to the United States, and other terms including a total settlement amount cited near $102,000. The agreement involves the Denver and Rio Grande system and a related Guilty plea by a subsidiary.
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Salt Lake City
Mab Fuel Company
Carboy
Utah Fuel Company
United Stais Bo
Carbon County
Weeblegton
Tromlatug
Cew
Wickersham
Utah
United States
Tutt Company Ja
Con Pore Tha
Denver
Ris Grande Ral
Department of Justice
Tan Fret Company
Grande Mailrved
Distelet
Nah
Thaleo
Threg Mutts
Sailons
Interior
Ailorpey Gener
Ulab Port Company
Community parade prep with contests and prizes
A community parade plans include contingents from Eureka Hingham Park City Tintie and more with a grand march and a lapere aucober. Contests offer prizes of 100 ie and 923 with additional attractions. Committee listed chairmen and members including A B Martin Albert Wises Robe Toseph Kay and others.
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John N. Spantdlon
Eureka
Hingham
Park City
Tintie
Alee Athinie
Taree
A. B Martin
Albert
Wises Robe
Toseph Kay
Roderick 2Torta
Edward Fetler
John M. Street
Job Higham
B. Carman
Pred Wodd
Eines
Edward Koewler
Edward Nein
Louis Winters
A.B. Wrench
J. 1
Young Ela. Dasaby
HL P. Guitare
Indians and United States case Mickett trial set
The text discusses a case between the United States and Mickett involving Indian possession and government authority. It notes that Indians held possession for governance, with no special property against the United States, and that the government could reclaim possession without infringing Indian rights. The ruling on the court’s jurisdiction is resolved, and the case moves toward trial.
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Dalon
United States
United Etates Ve
Mickett
Storehouse of Wealth Is a Home of Health
A distressed voice urges husbands to support wives overworked by household duties. The narrator condemns neglect, urging partners to contribute with steady, proper cooking and shared labor to prevent health decline and emotional strain. The piece presents a cautionary tale of domestic stress and the value of attentive care.
Monument to Pioneers Erected at Fairview
Fairview July 26 the fiftieth anniversary of Fairview’s founding was commemorated by unveiling a stone monument honoring pioneers. The eight foot high Vermant marble shaft lists named founders in etched letters with dedication to the early settlers.
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Fairview
Fairview Wan
Mulng
Peitelen
Balefin
Salina Youth Becomes Violently Insane in July Incident
Kalina July 24 considerable excitement arose Tuesday evening when Merspus Jensen a 24 year old man living in Salina acted violently while in the garden. He attacked the marshal when confronted and was placed under arrest. Jensen was taken to the state mental hospital at Topeka for treatment. His widowed mother and family are deeply affected by the event.
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Kalina
Merspus Jensen
Hin
Jensen
TishAelt
Lador Day Celebration Plans Adopted at Talkin Hall
A July meeting at Talkin Hall approved a remit to secure representation for the parade on Saturday. Committee members expected about 70 percent turnout with 2,039 attendees anticipated. The panel tasked a subcommittee to coordinate with unions and secure group support for the event.
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Feseratins Af
Comnitier
Eureka Fraternal Officers Installed In Several Groups
Eureka July 26 reports new officers installed for Godira lodge No 18 Knights of Pyibtas and the 20th Century Circle W O W. District Deputy Grand Master A J Mitchell and John Marley led installations. Other lines note Pythian Sisters and Maccabees memberships and duties in Eureka with names such as Ellen Osborn Josie Whitehead Ellen Itsch Agnes Morjer Cereella Bacon Fannie Fields and Virginia Griggs among others. The article details members, roles, and recent growth in local fraternal organizations.
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Eureka
Godira Lodge Xo
Keighte
Pyibtas
George Hanson
Abo
Grigins
Ales
Clicht
V. G
William Gomlay
Edward Pike
Folk
James F. Driscoll
Stance
John W. Hurd
Exchequer
Henry Jianean
Arma
J. A. Aiken
A. Jo Mitchell
John Marley
A. J. Whitehead
John Church
Evang
Inner Sentinel
Rebrosa Michel
Emma Futilede
Quarie
Barns Dowen
Della Field
Dra. Howell
Laker
Knights of the Maccabers of
E. Ju
Tintte
Robert Adamson
John Ivey
Con Keéptian
T. Hates
Andrew Johnson
Wuington
Guarda
John Hotmea
Aentiond
Wiliam
Eureba
Pythian
Virginia Griggs
Faron
Moet
Escelient
Gertude Garrity
Stoler
Franreat Bimpaon
Janine
Verale Grixes
Liazle Dipsi
Mle Inran
Nelle Conk
Miutrete
Saanre
Dot Vie Albina
Marie Gourley
Tuonle
Finch
Thistee
Ste Mary Driscoll
Payson to Get Modern Hospital Soon
A Salt Lake City physician and Dr Ti poo of this city plan to open a modern hospital in Payson on Monday July 21. The facility will feature an elite trained staff and the Grove I D A hospital standard supervision. The report notes strong local confidence in Dr Mare r and Dr Theon as capable surgeons.
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Tesson, Utan Co
Maser
Salt Lake City
Tipoo
Payson
William Ur
Patten
I. D. A. Hospital
Suverrisnhat
Dra. Marer
Theon
Tay Selman
Misa Mamie Calvig
Paygon
Propte
Li Ue
United States Owns Cattle of Indians Ruling in Federal Case
Judge John A L Martha on July day heard a demurrer in the case United States v Alison George, indicted for stealing cattle from an Indian on the Utah reservation. The court considered whether federal jurisdiction applies to property belonging to Indians, who are treated as government wards, and whether government interest in the cattle affects ownership and possible control by the court.
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Balt Lake
United
Settlement plans for Basprte valley land tract
July 26 Mouat Pleasant reports interest in redeeming a Basprte valley land tract of about 23 644 to 30000 acres. Salt Lake capitalists back a real estate firm to survey and possibly cultivate blocks of twenty to ten acres for fruit vegetables and sugar beet, with aims to establish a sugar factory nearby if investors proceed.
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Mouat Pleasant
Basprte
Exaterp
Salt Lake
Sagar
Going After Convention In Utah Delegates Rally Support
Salt Lake July 2. The annual report of the printers union HQ and mailed to delegates for the national convention outlines pensions, burial benefits, health org, and scandal sites. For 1909 funds stood at 234,728.47. Utah delegates led by J W Bennett push to host the 1910 convention with Gov Spry and local leaders backing the effort.
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Salt Lake
Anguel
Walen
International Typographical Union
Utah
BL Jue
Mary
J. W. Dennett
Governor Spry
Mounr Cransford
Davis County Board Fixes Tax Levy for 1903
The Davis County Board set the 1903 levy at 242 mills for current expenses, 212 mills for county welfare, with a 4 mill sheep and goat tax and 2 mill on borers and cattle outside incorporated towns. Also reports a severe injury to Joseph Robinson, 10 to 11, from a fall from an apple tree, with treatment sought in Ogden and Dr. Rick summoned. condition improving.
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Farmington
Borvee
Caltit
Joseph Robmann
W. A. Robinson
Rick
AL Premmung
Death of Balt Lake Jot 26f F Ravaders
Noted livestock man Balt Lake Jot 26f F Ravaders died at home at 9:39 AM from a cerebral hemorrhage. He partnered with Ora Halley in cattle ventures across Utah, especially in the south and Buckskin mountains. Funeral services at Sunny Ders Home Second Avenue and Vine Streets at 8:39 AM January 1. Body to St. For Mo for burial beside Mrs Saunders, who preceded him in death.
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Balt Lake
F. Ravaders
Aly Hore
Kavadera
Ith
Ora Halley
Utah
Buckskin Mountains
Saunyders Hore
Second Avenue
Vire Winla
Jomnarry
St. For
Buriat
Mra. Saunders
Mr. Sagaders
Shot During Circus Show Sparks Lawsuit Demand
At Salt Lake on July 27 Herbert Bauer of 13 Orchard Place was shot in the shoulder during a circus performance. Police were informed, with a description of a man in a black cap and brown trousers involved in a fight inside the tent prior to the shooting. Bauer plans to sue for damages.
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Salt Lake
Herbert Bauer
Orchard Place
Bauer
Bert Toran
Ing
Fred
Phot
Cow
Woodward
West First South
Taner
Wowhd
Elteus
Fireman 18 Injured Testing Hose in Lewiston
Lewiston fireman Ollie Tonin was severely injured while testing a hose on the corner of First Booth and Betead Barton Streets. The accident occurred Monday at 19 o'clock when the nozzle sprang from the crew and struck him in the face, breaking upper and lower jawbones. He was rushed to emergency hospital with facial injuries and was later taken home.
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Ifireman
Mose Salt Lake
OlIe
Hove
First Booth
Betead Bart
Lew Harvex
Fire Ieputement
Ettergeery
Robinson
Minkerson Weverele
Meath
Nowle
Martey
Fire Department
Sawd Street
Died at Home of Pecon Int Hogal Noting
Najbant Masa July 26 Nev Wile Majo Tl Mnatioaton, rector since 1483 at Grave Episcopal church of New York Clip, died here at the home of pecon int Hogal Noting, after a long illness. Hontington in serene in the mrt of tetiere. he won the anchor of many Iewha and honorary degrees.
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Masa
Majo
Mnatioaton
Epiacopal Church
New York
Clip
Pecon Int Hogal
Hontington
Tetiere
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State News
Utah Fuel CO
Rovers
Hariopher
Gal Ventore
Utah Light & RY. CO
D. Decker
Jgden Steam Laundry Co
GEQ
C. Foley
Tas
Intercat
Atlas Buffet
Blair & Foley
Moyviitta
George
Cohitehebee
Walton Ualderise CO
Ogden Turf Exchange
Ana Nisa
Lewis & Company Jewelers and Oplicists
Elite Cleaning Co
Naw and
Cemafete Machinery
Riverdale High Patent
WML Driver & Son
Jane
Snively & Hendry
Bal
Aye
Absung NG
Artes
Jaces
N. Jone
Joseph Fanders
Joseph F. Sanders
Thomas Clement
Idadery Arade
Bre Frastus
1. Moerarp
Heney W. Sanderen
Jamae ¥. Vasre
David Rapiters
Jay Jones
Dardan Fi
Elsa Jon Taatan
Onn
Dad Jonrey
Tehu Cor
Salina
Tintig Fraternal Chadere
Davis County Board
Alt Lake End State! News
the Lemme Tailoring Co
25Th Street
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Fred, J. Kiesel CO
Ogden
UTAE
Pabst Brewings
Milwankee Wi
Idan-Ha
Boda Springe
Idaho
Heinz
Betes
Siam Oo Nello
Muller Decorating & Wall Paper Co
Tecoraloce
Feeam
Jad
Phoon
World OF Letters
DEAG
Mitchell Bros
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