Openshaw Dead at Age About 88 in Salt Lake City
George Openshaw of Salt Lake City died aged nearly 88. He led city water system oversight for years and worked on public projects. He served in the volunteer fire department and helped Brigham Young’s legacy. funeral plans will be announced.
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George Openshaw Paseo
Alan
Aphla Morpiog
W. C. Squirce
Canyon Road
Salt Lake
Commonwealth
Fenre
Preah
Odeher Young
City Creek Canyon
Atterwan
Havea Cenorga
Moshax
Volumteer Firs
Ogenshaw
Brinhem Young
George Openenaw, Jr
Twyomer
W.C Squirey
Joneph Openshaw
Mea J
FE. Wiscomb
Hama
Defendants Win Case Against Railroad Company In Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City a trial over the case of HW Winsor against the Aerodicite railroad company and the Pulaling company proceeded with the jury selected to try the matter. The defense presented its evidence and the court heard arguments as the case moved toward a verdict.
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Salt Lake
Gay
Aerodicite Railroad Company
Pulaing Empally
Mutter Charles
Policemen Talk Saucy In Ogden Police Meeting
A garbled report describes Ogden police officials and the town hall crowd discussing the police baseball team. It notes Sergeant Pinrock and Captain Brown, the Hall Lake case, and a depot reception where expected visitors did not arrive. The piece hints at public curiosity and possible future prints.
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San Hake Teleie
Ile
Uae
Che Higdon Gouri
Rae
Wall
Pinrock
Geli
Brawn
Ogden
Murphy
Sores Toul
Ball Lake Paleo
Manhattan Riches at The Stray Dale mine reveal vast ore
The Stray Dag intone or Gold Fill mine reports a record ore vein depth of 195 feet with ore valued around 24 dollars per ton and milling returns of 35 to 70 dollars per ton. General Manager Jonas D. Camp touts a high revenue forecast and the operation expanding to reach the wall of the ore body. The mine depth is 165 feet with a station rising and continued ore widening. the vein has partial wall failures but production remains strong with average fin product around 22 dollars per ton.
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Beromes Rinbor
Arifis
Tony Enoth
Nevada
Muh Erie
Manag
Manag’y Jona D. Camp
Boty Adikority
Ming
Bawhattan
Aljolna
Hieh Akende [Gifted Any Thy Dumps, Bre On Every Abie, Whthani the Mligheest
Acwall
Thanet
Ely county minister foresees copper boom in Bly region
The Tribune reports Ely region optimism over a rising copper belt with plans for a major railroad, mining claims, and town surveys. Projections emphasize Nevada Consolidated’s potential, large firms' activity, and speculative markets as development accelerates in Bly and surrounding areas.
Battle Fought In Road Near Fatutogton Wounds Reported
A street brawl on a London road between Mrs Hughes and Mrs Wilcox and their families left several injured including scalp wounds and facial injuries. Dr Dixon reported Wilcox severely wounded, while others required medical treatment. The fight sparked no legal action, with locals noting such quarrels are common in the area.
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F. Wieor
Hughes
Rasmus Lond
Wilcox
Dixon
Grant Army
Grant Army Man, Waa Sumer
Wwe
Tommmen
Seaty
Wiles
SF Wiens
Elton
Ned
Nate
W Lex
Apidae Telephone Company Weathering Widespread Damage
A severe storm caused extensive damage across the city and state, knocking out power and severing telephone lines. Downed trees, shattered windows, and uprooted poles left residents without heat or water and disrupted daily life for hours. Police report uprooted limbs near intersections, with repairs ongoing as crews restore services and safety.
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Telephone Company
Water
Toeu
Vite -City
Aim Boy
Polley
Trea
Bourk Mary Street
Teteeen
Iriun
Weat
Utan Light and Rahway Company
Soran Rivee
Mga
Witar
Ely
Angeles Return Via Salt Lake Mouse from Salt Lake City
Fragmentary item describes travel between Salt Lake City and another location with dates in June and October while mentioning a service alert and a Hummer. The text is garbled and a clear incident or event is not discernible. Entities include Salt Lake City and Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake Mouse
Salt Lake City
Rale Olay
Oly Sen
Balt Lake
Stock Market Trifle Absorbed in Mixed Tone
Financial notes report volatile daily activity in New York with transfers among professional holders and broad market sentiment. Bank reserves, foreign exchange shifts, and holiday impacts frame cautious optimism about future stock movements amid mixed signals from California and Pacific markets. Ends with a common advertisement push for California Prune Wafers and Wallace Drug Co. products.
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Una
Tordar
Taka Neofita
Dia
Malu
Ica
Wkoly
Addi Hon Tha
Sun Treasury
California
Pacife
London
Paris
Reazam
Clinchangaup
Atne
BATH
Staten Bonis Xore
Witnesses Won’t Be Heard In Rebates Case
Kensiva Cis and others are charged with accepting rebates and face trial in the United Sales District Court. Judge McPherson approved a plan to present a joint statement of facts to the jury, with no witnesses to be examined. The adjournment postponed proceedings until Tuesday morning as the statement is read in court.
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Rand
Arcinen
Passage of House Bills on Lands and Railways in 1880s Washington
The House, June 5, under suspension of rules, passed measures authorizing land transfers and homestead entries in Alaska and former Columbia Reservation areas, plus a plan to construct a canal along a government right of way linking Puget Sound to Lake Wenatchee. It also directs the Interstate Commerce Commission to study railway automation and set appraisal standards for forest reserves and pasture lands in California and other western regions.
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Columbia Tadisa
Atale
United States
Monterey
James A
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United States Circuit Court of Restdern
California
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Cale
Hey- Wtrn
Hupert
Comanche County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury Department
Governor Ysabel Praised For Cananea Peace Action
A report from Cananea praises Governor Ysabel for swift action to protect Cananea and its copper industry. Mexican miners returned to work after repairs were confirmed and smelting resumed at half capacity while armed volunteers stood by. praise came from American and Mexican officials for preserving peace amid tensions.
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Ariz
J. $. Doulas
Montezima Copper Company
Phelps Date Comany
Cananea
Boint
Deaglar
Gresno
Bettler
Concentratar Wea
Gen
Torres
Ysabel
Cannanza
Honora
Donets
Babes
Corene
Knaterlitzks
Yarbel Tas
Almeric
Nationality bill debate and naturalization provisions
Washington June 5. A bill applying to aliens seeking citizenship and restricting land access passed the House after debate. The measure envisions a general naturalization process, with applicants required to prove residency and allegiance and to swear to support the laws of the United States. The action aimed to regulate naturalization and public land rights across states despite amendments and procedural hurdles.
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Washington
Tooyngs
Colorao
Menateralsat
Immlaracon
United States
Gelatiser
Esilem
Re-elected Oregon Governor Amid Slow Vote Returns
The article reports Oregon Governor re election with about 1,000 to 2,509 vote margin, Democratic candidate Winfrey’s challenge, and mentions a Republican contest in Multnomah County. It notes a late surge for a woman suffrage measure and overseas war news about French ships Star Fellai se and Jeanne d Arc with crew transfers and shore leave grievances.
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Ora
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Oropan
Leeshan
Jaued Winky
Jonathi Ator
W. R. Bilis
J. H. Graham
W. Hawiey
Ban & Tata
Galloway
Picet
Multnomal
Surinaman
Brest
Star- Felliaise
New York
Jeanne d'Arc
Hays
United States
Revolution and Freight Rate Cuts Dominate Mixed 65 A.M. Dispatch
From Sew Orlvana to Corrite, reports note General Casilla’s arrival aboard Empire and a failed attempt at a Guatemalan revolt, while in Springfield Wis a railway commission proposes staged freight rate reductions. The five orders target 10 to 86 percent cuts across classes, with 10 percent cuts on wheat and other staples and 30 percent on many agricultural implements and related goods.
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Charles Weinberger
Casilla
Corrite
Nicarague
Castile
Guatemala
Springfield
Wis
Jones
Werabouse Comminsau ' Aoday
Zome
Ime
Brewers Plan Lampaion Against Anti Salgon League
Indianapolis June meeting of the Brewers association to launch a sustained campaign against the Anti Saloon League and push passage of a pure food law. A central letter urged unified effort to overcome opposition and support measures to inspect food products. Prominent members signaled support for pure food legislation and enforcement.
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Indianapolis
Prans
Soto Elation
Philippine peso fineness reduction approved by committee
Washington on June 5 the finance committee authorized a favorable report on a bill to reduce the fineness of the Philippine peso from ninety to seventy seven. The move aims to improve bullion value and ease coin circulation as the present fineness makes the coin harder to maintain in circulation.
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Yho Tauau Comemiitec Om
Postponed American Association Game Highlights
An American Association schedule item from Indianapolis and Toledo shows postponements for the Indianapolis vs Minneapolis and Toledo vs Nashville games. The events were moved due to undeclared reasons, with Louisville and Lewiante noted in accompanying standings.
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Toledo
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S. BR. Paul
Liberal elected in London bank case ruling
The Supreme Court of Lom a today reversed the lower court decision sentencing Day Duonings to the Ceizena bank of Stonnt Ayr Loelguit for receiving denorita during insolvency. He was given a new tela leading to reconsideration of the charges.
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Ue Ipreme Roart
Loma
Ceizena
Bank of Stonnt Ayr Loelguit Geara’ Interisgiment
Tela
Kidney Trouble Testimony Praises Parana Remedy
Mrs. Geo. H. Sima r of Grant Nebraska testifies to kidney and bladder trouble relief after using Parana remedy. She reports severe pain and heaviness improved after two bottles, noting it restored strength and health. A man from Ky also endorses the cure, claiming long years of kidney discomfort ended.
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Greeling
Benndin
Umea
Dull Day on the Exchange
Lake market report notes overall quiet trading with limited moves by key stocks. Daly Judge tipped at 11.80, Alto Halt bumped into the backet of 10 12, Dock Tunnel seen slight activity and closing near ask. Sheguta shows continued movement as 100 shares traded around 7 0 and Columbus Con remains in demand with small upward marks.
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Everre
Daly
Sheguta
Utit
Gonta
Columbus Con
Honerine
Second Fire Destroys Two Warehouses in Two Weeks
A second blaze in two weeks destroyed two warehouses at the Amprleac Covluc Buck company in Tompiinsville, Staten Island. Estimated damage ranges from 150000 to 200000 dollars. Buildings, containing mantle and hemp, burned amid other ware. damage confined to the warehouse complex along the harbor shore. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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New York
Amprleac Covluc Buck Company
Tompiinsville
Siaten
Te Harbor
New York Bankers Honored by Japanese Emperor
New York bankers Vaterling P. Snyder and James Stillman received a ceremonial token from the Japanese emperor in recognition of their service during the war. The award, conferred previously, marks a notable honor for the New York financial figures amid global wartime diplomacy.
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Vaterling P. Snyder
James Stillman
United Order of the Rising Sue
Japan
Jacob Hy Schl
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Statue of McKinley Arrives in Columbus from Providence
The bronze statue of the late President McKinley arrived in Columbus today from Providence. Weighing about 3,000 pounds, it will be unveiled at noon on the capitol grounds where the base work has been completed.
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Antelope Valley
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Comber
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Will Dispose of Stock In Dangenp Company Assets
In Wichita Kes, the trustee of the Dangesp JPL Daden Produce company was ordered to dispose of the company’s stock and assets in part payments. The order covers the estate value of 520,000 and directs liquidation in San Francisco and related locations.
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Ogderert
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Claine Tagalnar
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