Life Cut Short by Gruesome Portland Cement Accident
Frank Holmes, a portland cement works employee, died after a crushing injury at the plant. He was struck while oiling machinery, losing an arm and sustaining severe wounds. death followed about 3 p.m. His wife, a Logan native, was en route to Salt Lake and a funeral likely by the Maccabees.
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Frank Holmes
Portland Cement Works
St. Mark’s
Iman
Holmes
Cleveland Commission Company
Logan
George Louis
Rachel Andrews
John Andrews
The
Maccabees
Hall
Divorce suit filed by H Evans over desertion
A divorce action was filed in the District court yesterday by H Evans against Janetta Evans alleging desertion in early 1902. The couple married in this city on January 21 1897.
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H. Evans
Janetta Evans
Wool Sale Dispute Seeks 1978.53 From J Y Meare
John H. Tomlinson partner in A M Lewis and Co sues in district court for 1978 dollars and 53 cents over wool sale contract. Case involves salt delivery and alleged unpaid balance.
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John H. Tomlinson
A. M. Lewis & Co
J. Y. Meare
Jasons Seek Damages in District Court Suit
G T Jasons filed in district court alleging illegal stock attachment by Hannah Jasons. The suit names Fidelity and Deposit Company as bond surety, seeking damages of six thousand five hundred sixty seven dollars for the attachment plus additional claimed damages of three thousand nine hundred seventy dollars against Hannah Jasons and two thousand eight hundred thirty dollars as bond surety.
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G. T. Jasons
Hannah Jasons
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Miner Sues Tintie Mining Over Injuries
John F. Brown seeks 1500 dollars in damages from Tintie Mining and Development Company and others for injuries alleged to have occurred on the job.
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Brown Sues Tintie Mining Company
John F. Brown
Tintie Mining and Development Company Et al
Mine accident complaint filed over January 13 1003 injury
The district court yesterday received a suit alleging a mine accident at Bingham Canyon. The plaintiff claims he was crushed beneath earth and rock and permanently injured while employed, when the mine was untimbered and dangerous.
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Bingham Canyon
Tonopah Belcher ore shipment settled for by ASR
The second Tonopah Belcher ore shipment, arriving in Salt Lake recently, was sold to the American Smelting and Refining company for 675 dollars. The car from Mound House Nev carried thirty five sacks short due to railroad fault. A Reno Sampling works agent tests the lot for ASR, with two more cars loading at Sodaville today, making five cars sent since June 17.
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Tonopah-Belcher
Salt Lake
American Smelting & Refining Company
Mound House
Nev
Reno
Sodaville
Home Burglary Reported near First South and Eleventh East
Police seek burglars who stole about 300 in jewelry from the home of E. H. Airis while the family was away. Robbers pried a rear window, scattered items, and took a diamond stud a ring a watch and chain cuff buttons and a racket. A description of the property was given to authorities.
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E. H. Airis
First South
Eleventh East
Barber and laborer in street fight at East Second South
A Swedish laborer Andrew Christensen accused barber Willard Jones of stealing a razor in a morning dispute outside Jones's barber shop on East Second South. Christensen struck Jones, both fell and were arrested for fighting, with Judge Diehl to hear the matter. Eyewitnesses say the fight lasted under thirty seconds. Officers Hilton and Brown made the arrests.
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East Second South
Diehl
Andrew
Christensen
Willard Jones
Jones
Hilton
Brown
Alice Spreggs Arrested After Drunken Outburst
Alice Spreggs, a 20 year old described as a not uncomely “coon,” was arrested after loudly declaring she was drunk again. Officers noted her intoxication as she was hustled into a patrol wagon, her voice booming as she denounced them and proclaimed the fact to people along the block.
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Alice Spreggs
Alice
Salt Lake
Alica Spreggs
Tough Character Teaches Lesson in Escape Attempt
Marshal Mauss of Murray chased and captured Ernest Taylor after a short pursuit through four blocks. Taylor, a known petty crook, had fled after stealing a wheel from Booth Mercantile at Bingham Junction and selling it for six dollars to a bicycle shop, intending to leave the state.
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Marshal Mauss
Murray
Mauss
Ernest Taylor
Booth Mercantile Company
Bingham Junction
Hdme
Mur
Escaped Suspect Taylor Returns for Larceny Trial
Marshal Mauss captures fugitive Taylor after a running chase through town. Taylor is jailed then resists by overturning furniture and standing on his head, prompting threats of punishment before he is sent back to the Junction for larceny trial.
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Tay Taylor
Marshal Mauss
Mauss
Taylor
Suit to Recover on Promissory Notes Filed in District Court
Harness et al. filed suit in district court against William Morris to collect two promissory notes. They seek judgment for 18.66 with 35.53 in attorney fees and costs of the suit.
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J. Harness
District Court
William Morris
Wind topples new Vermont building corner on State Street
Wind last evening toppled the iron framework of the Vermont building on South State Street, causing a crash that shattered plate glass and narrowly missed a passing man. The Brigham Young Trust company, owner of the Lincoln hotel project, halted pedestrian traffic at once. The collapse, blamed on insufficient bracing, is not expected to delay construction.
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Vermont
South State Street
Brigham Young Trust Company
Lincoln Hotel
Free-for-all on South State Street ends with three jailed
George Benson W Johnson and Julius Jacobson all Danea engaged in a drunken brawl on South State Street yesterday. Patrolman Lincoln took all three to jail with no bloodshed. Deserters Dunlap and Ludwig of the U S Navy notified by Commander C Thomas of the Bennington. Fire at agricultural park
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George Benson
W. €. Johnson
Julius Jacobson
South State Street
Lincoln
Agricultural Park
No. 2 Hose Department
Autopsy clarifies sailor’s death from malaria and jaundice
In New York on July 31 the autopsy of Almon Smith, a sailor aboard the steamship Havana, found malaria fever with jaundice as the cause of death and ruled out yellow fever as earlier reported.
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New York
Almon Smith
Havana
Cardinals complain of cramped cells in papal conclave setup
Rome reports cardinals visiting their future residence cells for the conclave with no running water or ventilation. Some fear health issues among older members and Cardinal Mazzary demands meals outside. Camerlingo outlines conclave rules and today’s mass and pro pontifica eligendo.
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Rome
Cardinal Mazzary
Hungary
Congregation of the Cardinals
Camerlingo
Francis Joseph
Austria
Leo
Sacred College
Cardinal Oreglia
Sanminiatelli
Machix
Dellavolpe
Tripoli
Loschi
Bubonic Plague Reports Amid Global Early July News
New York reports four bubonic plague cases in Iquique with three deaths in 24 hours. Cables from Valparaiso describe seventeen cases in Simla, India as of July 31. Oyster Bay notes Wilson arrived to discuss department matters with President. Ann Arbor reports Charles R. Hare accepting Philippines bacteriologist post at $1500 salary. he contracted the plague at Michigan University.
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New York
Iquique
Chile
The
Herald
Oyster Bay
S. 1
Secret Wilson
Department of Alire
Sagamore Sfill
Ann Arbor
Mich
Charles RB. Hare
Philippines
Michigan University
Noog
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Jasons
Riverdale
Echo
Saltlahe
N.C. Mopper
Salt Palace
Utah
Richard Gray
Gray
S.J. Burt & Bros
Kuppenheimer
Madras
Washington Ave
Ogden
Manhattan
Sistine Chapel
Simla
India
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