Saloon Safe-Breakers Fail at Cudahy Packing House
Desperate bandits attempted to crack the Cudahy Packing Company safe at Third South and Third West in Salt Lake, blowing the door with nitro glycerine and firing a fuse. The effort caused loud explosions, shattered windows, and interior damage but left the cash box intact. Police believe experts planned the crime. no arrests reported. Meanwhile Presbyterian rhetoric heated a local church dispute as Brigham Roberts criticized Presbyterian leaders and Mormon reform debates.
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Cudahy Packing Company
Atresias Salt Lake
Safoermekers
Dond Gil Effariy
Safa
Snfp
Ors
Secord
Sepact Company
Lin
Enickemen
Polien
Ex Toson
Mountaly
Curlaly
Lg Presbyterian Assembly Congress
Utah
Church of Jesus
Assembly of the Divines
Los Angeles
Joseph Smith
Morwoniem
Brigham Young
Theo Chareh Fica
Hitler Robertsey
God
Joseph
OL Vernica
Bankiul
Horsestealing Suspect Improves Luck in Wisconsin
A suspect charged with horsestealing yesterday appeared before authorities but avoided prosecution amid claims of deception. The young man, described as inexperienced yet seemingly crafty, drew attention from residents as police noted mixed behavior and varying statements during the investigation.
Laying of Salt Lake First Presbyterian cornerstone postponed
The cornerstone ceremony for the First Presbyterian church on State Street was postponed to Thursday afternoon after delays. A youth injured in a scuffle at Eagle Gate saloon was taken to Holy Cross Hospital. Dr Wilcox to perform tomorrow morning the postponed rites.
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Dr. Thompson
Presbyterian Assembly
Epei Elder Roberts
Josaph FP. Smith
Hitler Roberts Jyna
Roberta
St Kirtland
Presbyterian Church
Victor Hugo
Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Afernoon
van Linssell
Hagle Gate
State Street
Wilcox
Mother of Hun Win Roylance Dead in Park City
Obituary announces the death of Dinneo Thix, editor of the Record for nearly four years, at his Park City home. Family and community mourn a generous, capable writer and trusted friend, whose illness and gradual decline culminated in death on Saturday morning.
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Roylance
Prova
John Weaver
Tes
Knyaville
Franke Pinnés
Park City
Dinneo
Pristipot
Aonprnio
Anil
York City
Mosher Dead in Jeayaville After Illness
Jeayaville mourns as LeaTodd Weaver aged pioneer of this place dies at home after long illness. He helped settle the area in 1852 and 1853, leaving a wife, two daughters, a son, and many friends grieving his loss.
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Jeayaville
Ovenine
Ray Vernin
Blaha Froon
Vwervfondabire
Nglani
Lantary
Ueame
Utah
Jowtlad
Kayscitle
New Cemetery Dedicated in Viphrain Wah Mie AL
A ceremony marks the dedication of a new cemetery with attendees including Mrs. Roylance Dean. The event featured a public display and a procession, highlighting community efforts to establish the site. Names and exact dates are partially obscured in the OCR text.
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Viphrain
Wah
Roylance Resident Passes After Illness in Springville
Mrs Roylance, born in England on October 19, 1845, died after a brief illness. A longtime Springville resident since 1859, she was mother to William L Roylance of Provo and sister to the late William Roylance who died a few weeks earlier. The couple left English roots for Utah decades ago.
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Rorlence
Springville
Peculiar Turkish translator tale and Sultan’s reading haste
A Turkish literary man in Constantinople translates daily for a newspaper. He is arrested without reason, kept in prison, then freed after completing his translation with a large sum of money. The sultan’s impatience to read the work prompts the unusual mercy. A separate item notes global height rankings and other esoteric observations.
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Constantinople
Eng
Inn
Giyco
Farewall
Huis
Amily
Bug
Sayz
Aml
Naming a Yacht and the Perils of Plagiarism
A fragment discusses the naming of a yacht and the challenge of originality in book titles. It notes authors feel pride yet fear copying others and suggests plagiarism could cause practical confusion and unwanted consequences as experts debate the issue.
Quack Cure Ad Promises Wide Range of Ailments
An unreliable advertisement lists conditions from neuralgia to malaria and liver disease, claiming cures and urging readers to visit or write for treatment. The text includes misspellings, dubious claims, and offers of in person or remote remedies with strong promotional tone.
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Xvec
Utah
Vanaderstnding
Viet Weidl
Aed
Denver
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