Random References and Local Notices Blink Across City
A fragmented page from page 5 lists a mixed parade of items from a special sale of ringart to drugstore promotions, street incidents, and county notices. It reports sheriffs arresting a burglar on Washington Avenue, an ongoing tax-deed property auction, and upcoming court actions while mingling local advertisements for groceries, chocolate treats, and travel specials to Portland and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Jowers
Board of County Commissioners
Park Amusements Open With New Features
Buildings and grounds at the park are in excellent condition with many new Yeates additions. The pavilion offers daily hours 2 to 11 30 p m and a full orchestra manages the dancing program. New films and attractions include a merry go round a mechanical shooting gallery and a zoo exhibit. The Fourth Ward Amusement Hall event promises a grand night hosted by the Primary Association. Immense crowds attend St Joseph Church missions and Christian lectures with Father L be presenting The Supreme Sanctification of the Divine Law of Christ.
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Avid
Fing Edison
Pirk
Atmier
Cinta, UH
Rircher
Suanager
Fourth Ward
Vriday Night
St. Joseph's Church
District Court Disposes Probate Civil Criminal Matters
Judge Rotapp disposed matters in district court including estate of George Canagne where administration letters to Jos Contos were revoked, Western Ry case settled, Lena Goddard v Goddard contempt citation, H O Harkueas v Guthrie elab allowing inspection of Commercial National Bank books, Lyman Skeen v Oregon Short Line continued, Pard v Union Pacific dead calendar, John Love noted, Petey Hansen guilty of assault sentenced to three months with mercy considerations, Norvis arraigned with assault charge, Frank Heviigenid treaty attorney appointed Thos Connolly to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Canagne
Wilson
Commercial National Bank
Ogden
Utah
WlaieLif
Lyman Skeen
Oregon Short Line R.r.co
Pard
V. Norvis
Thos. B. Connolly
Weber Glub AU meeting notice for Clark presidency
Urgent notice for AU members of the Webber Clerk group. Meeting is tonight at 8 am sharp to address an important business. Clark is noted as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Glub
Webber
Clark
Municipal Court Clears Thirteen Fenders Before Judge Howell
In municipal court today Judge Howell tried a large group of offenders. Grange Davidson was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days on the work pile. Adams and A. G. LWilliam faced hearing, bail set at 825 apiece. H. O'Brien Chas Tenmon and Tin Lyons were given 30 days each for vagrancy. Magervick received 10 days for vagrancy. Joe Fan forfeited 5 dollars for drunkenness. Wm. W. Child fined 1 dollar for drunkenness. L0. Gould received 15 days for vagrancy. Jonas Sampson jailed 20 days for an offense. Shox. Knawlen also 10 days for drinking and vagrancy. John Sullivan, claiming years of pleasure, may have spent 285 dollars in five days and was ordered to rest from his round of pleasure starting May.
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Howell
Ws Grange Davidson
Yngle
Adams
A. G. Lwilliam
Mimony
Wits H. O'Brien
Chas, Tenmon
Tin Lyons
Euchion
Pak
Magervick
Joe
Fan
W. Child
Gould
Ehienen Af
Jonas Sampson Gol
John Sullivan
Reform School Escape Ends in Old City Pursuit
Two inmates Mabel Kling and Della Smith reportedly escaped from the Reform School night of War. Traced toward Ogienemnyon, they vanished. Kling, 17, small and complexioned, wore blue cotton dress and white waist. Smith, 15, tall and fair, wore blue and white waist with dark skirt. Both from Salt Lake City, awaiting city custody.
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Mebel Kine
Della Smith
Reforms School
Ogienemnyon
Mabel Kling
Salt Lake City
Old Man Falls to Death in Liquor Fueled Stair Plunge
A dozen hours after nightfall a liquor soaked old man and a companion toppled from a stair balcony in a gambling den above the Grill. The elder struck his head on a door sill and died within minutes. the survivor was lightly injured and jailed. Hammond gave a confused statement while the dead man, identified only as an older patron, remained unnamed. Authorities linked the incident to a series of burglaries as Sheriff Nowell prepares an inquest at ten o'clock with two jurors already chosen.
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Powers
Jim
Bellap
B. Highmund
Ranafer
Garde
Hammond
Sherif
Erickson
Sheriff's Office
Yermin Hammond
Dudge Nowell
County Commencement Opens Pleasant View School Program
The county commencement exercises are set for Sunday morning at 10 o clock with Pleasant View school hosting. The program includes choruses, recitations, piano and violin performances by students from multiple schools and ends with presentations of certificates and a speech by Prof. Mosiah Tali Logam.
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Pubernele Saluday
Choritg
Pleasant View School
Tayacutin
Chorat
Pleadant View School
Kalutulory
Wells McEntire
Harrisville
Svind “Aritt
Marriott School
Brown
North ‘Ogue
Dsther Trickson
Wilson
Elle ‘Tauratett
Muntoville
Archie ‘McFarland
Mosiah Tali
Logam
Island Bold Thig Monks Sale Preservation Of Iona
June 3 report notes the Duke of Argyll plans to move Carthusian monks from the Grande Chartreuse in France to Iona in the Hebrides. The sale terms include preserving the grave and the historical association of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tondon
Duke of Argyll
Bas Eld
Iona
Island
Hebrides
Grande Chartreuse
France
Indianapolis Morning Star First Issue This Saturday
The Indianapolis Morning Star, a one cent daily, will publish its first paper Saturday. Owned by George F. McGullagh, the paper will use Associated Press dispatches.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Morning Star
George F. McGullagh
Associated Press
Milers' Nations' Federation Holds First Convention
Detroit hosts the inaugural Milers' Nations' Federation convention with 400 delegates. President H A Eckhart of Chicago flags key issues on float carrying rates and better reciprocity in trade relations worldwide. A separate report from Peoria notes a Rock Island and Peoria line passenger train wreck near Alta, injuring three passengers and two train crew. a relief train evacuated the injured to St Francis Hospital and all are expected to recover.
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Detroit
Milers' Nations
H. A. Eckhart
Chicago
Iowa
Peoria
Rock Island and
Alta
Tero
la Peoria
St Francis Jospital
Excursion train wreck reported near Wedgefield South Carolina
An excursion train loaded with Black passengers bound for Stirling to Columbia ran into a washout near Wedgefield, 14 miles from Sumter, South Carolina. One engineer was badly injured and his Black fireman was killed, with the exact death toll still not confirmed.
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Augnela
Stir
Coloibin
Warhot Mear Wedgefield
Sumpter S. C
Vonmptere
Hitched to a Plow and Used as Beast of Burden
A ranch hand reports being forced to work as a beast of burden after becoming indebted to Gabriel French. He claims a war-related labor dispute led to his detention and forced labor under a rancher who allegedly filched him for debt repayment. The narrative appears in a garbled 19th century excerpt from Butte.
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Soln
Gabriel French Raneh
Labfer
Gabriel
Butte
Antarctic steamer Gauss delivers to German consul
Rerliy reports from the Indian Ocean on May 6 that the Norwegian red lind Curein has sent a letter from the German consul. The Gauss, an Antarctic steamer, is now en route to Durban with all well aboard. Coordinates 66 27 S 69 43 W.
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Rerliy
Goverment Tas P
Indian Ocean
A4ful
Marquea
Frien
Néwhy
Curein
Gauss
Durban
French Troops Meet Insurgent Moors Near Figuig
Paris dispatch reports a night clash near Figuig between French troops and the Insurgent Moors with unclear outcome. Another skirmish at Djemn-el-Dur reportedly killed French soldiers. Premier Combes says Morocco territory will not be acquired and that France will preserve frontier stability and order in Algeria.
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Paris
Patra
Algeria
Piatce
Figuig
Djemn-el-Dur
Combes
Maraco
Wyoming Protests Against Forest and Game Preserves
Governor Nimory Chatterton has sent a strong protest to Interior and Commissioner Richards over the proposed forest and game preserves. The drive seeks to carve large portions of Wyoming into federally reserved lands, with about a third of the state affected by the plan. The dispute follows tense exchanges between officials and the Roosevelt administration.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nimory Chatterton
Richards
Hete Guyer Richards
Jssue
Provident
Flood Waters Recede Along Mississippi and Missouri Rivers
The Mississippi and Missouri rivers show receding flood levels after days of rising. Gauge readings near St Louis hover around six feet above flood stage while Dubuque and nearby towns report slight rises. Officials warn remaining danger along crests, with water still high in low-lying areas and through towns such as Kansas City and Davenport.
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Washington, Rhine
St. Towa
Indivaliadt
St. Tonis
Dubuque
Mississippi
Kent Ie Moran
Arkansas
Predicted Japan Russia War Rumors From Orient
Fragmentary OCR text alleges predictions of conflict between Japan and Russia with vague references to Asian powers and a supposed Universal Giantle of Song. Includes names and places obscured, no clear events or dates, no verifiable details.
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Japan
Russia
Shirt Waist Splurge at The Shirt Waist Store
The Shirt Waist Store advertises washable hand embroidered collars in fruit and flower designs, priced from 10c to 1.50, plus linen embroidered and hand drawn collars. It promotes waists and waist suits from 1.50 to 8.00, with alterations offered by a lady expert, plus yardage on short silk pieces and 20c quality vests discounted to 13c.
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Wright
Jaunty Dresses Ready to Wear
Twenty five cents buys a dress for a three or four year old girl and one dollar buys a dress for a girl of ten. Materials include lawn wash chiffon ginghams percale calico and dimity.
Jews Arm Themselves In Russian Cities Amid Defense Push
Dispatch from Berlin notes Jews in Edessa and other Russian cities prepared to defend themselves after the Kishinev massacre. Reports say thousands have revolvers, bails, and a defense committee network with a warning system. Jews in St Petersburg gain land rights with new restrictions elsewhere. Also mentions glass price rise in Pittsburg and local academy field day plans.
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Berlin
Jumaa
Edessa
Kirhineff
Defense Committee
Brianilles
Gafety
Odesst
Russia
Tageblatt
St. Peterburg
Colombians urged to approve canal treaty
Prominent isthmus representatives urge President Marraquin in cables from Bogota to back the Hay-Herran treaty. They argue it secures Colombian sovereignty, develops resources, and offers public peace. The piece notes widespread support, pending canal politics, and continuing freight labor tensions with non union replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Jima
Marraquin
Bogota
Ticardo Avins
Jay
Colmuthias
Republic of South Americas
Maelers
MITATONAIRE DEAD at Jintler Park hotel
The national proprietor of Jintler Park hotel, Arhosillo Keita, died today. Authorities report the death occurred at the hotel with no immediate details on cause. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the hotel management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhosillo
Keita Dune
Col” Franks Cos
Ynationaltr
To Jintler Park Hotel
Non-Union Workers Back in St Louis After Relief
In St Louis, a group of workers previously on strike or facing union pressure resumes wholesale operations after relief is granted to handle duties. The move ends a period of disruption as non-union staff return to work.
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Louis
Wnhe
St. Louio
Hive
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