Salt Lake News Young Woman in Commercial Street House Kills Herself
A Salt Lake City article reports Ruby Wilson, a young woman, killed herself with morphine after a troubled relationship with a local man from a prominent family. The narrative describes her year in Salt Lake City, a meeting with the lover, and warnings that led to her decision to end her life.
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Inna Downay
Salt Lake City
Ety
Wuildd- Be
Radby
Ruby
Morphing incident at house ends in medical aid
A woman, believed to have used morphing to frighten two children into summoning help, lay in the parlor as colors changed on her lips and other effects appeared. Neighbors and doctors watched as she grew weak near midnight, and the scene drew urgent assistance yesterday morning.
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Hue
Fin
Ifaes
Abe
Ollanett
Sturesa
Three divorces filed in district court after troubled marriages
Three couples sought relief in district court yesterday. Alma McNamee accused her husband of violence, threats, and intoxicated outbursts since marriage, seeking release from the bonds of matrimony. Hattie C. Marshall asked for divorce from B. Marshall claiming failure to provide. the couple married in Salt Lake City. Tuunwer requested a divorce from Chrys. Tuunwer on grounds of infidelity and lack of support. the marriage occurred near Pueblo, Colorado.
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Alma
McNamee
Waneath
Ann
Ogden Gly
Hattie C. Marshall
B. Marshall
Avera
Salt Lake City
Hublie
Neward
Anda Tainier
Chrys
Col
Juuta
Hoboes and Tramps Targeted. Nine Captured
Police report a tense week as officers patrolled tramp camps. A raid near Sharks Line depot led to nine arrests, with a number of tramps moved from the cave. The crackdown follows recent increases in activity and alleged squatting at remote sites.
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Sharks Line
Divorce Answer Denies Allegations Against Ex‑Partner
In the case Sigan Av Winward versus Alexander Win adorhiy the defendant filed an answer to the plaintiff's complaint. The response rejects accusations of criminal relations with Poufine Fokmana and other unnamed women.
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Sigan Av Winward
Alexander Winadorhiy
Sale of Silk Lake Power Co. property authorized
In a decision favoring the plaintiff in the case Morris Sommer v. Silk Lake Water and Electrical Power Company, a commission was appointed with a $10,000 bond to sell the company's property. The sale includes the company’s poles and wires at Jordan Narrows and nearby areas, valued at about $1,900,000.
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Hallin
Holman
Silk Lake Water and Electrical Power Company
Morris Sommer
Guane
Ure
Jordan Narrows
WOMSS AND ALA WORK AT UTAB CONVENTION
The Mothers Congress of Utah adjourned for one year after a four county convention. Officers named include Mrs. W R Matelinson of Salt Lake City as president and Mrs. Williams of Salt Lake as vice president. Three sessions covered reports from treasurer Mrs. Echiller and leaders of parent clubs, with educational work noted.
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Utab Lagt
WR. Matelinson
Salk Lak
Williams
Nolden
William 1
Ning
Atre. GF
William Preaton
Logan
Barlow
Houn
Tifu
Pearl Yates
Mery Echiller
Hayward
Porents
Ocluh
Washington
Sire, Povey
Pardits
Phi
Langfellow School
Yann
Dave Ents
Fremont School
Fremont School, and Mra Davey 'Rk, President of the Tarenta' cl
Davis County
Selden J. Clawson
Cleofan
Nivision
Inventor Patton Shines in Ice Process Fame and Ventures
A lengthy feature profiles inventor Patton of New York City praise for his ice manufacturing process. It notes plants in New York City Baltimore and San Francisco, aims to install more including Porto Rico, and cites patents fifty. It mentions his memberships in scientific academies and forecasts his return to Maryvale before organizing a new corporation.
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Patton
New York City
Mr. Patton
Monti
Thie State
Lil Revides
Mid Hin Baker
Exison
Ollings
Benoit
Thich
Organastiona
Battanm
Net York Academy of Seience
Agtronomical Society
Vsnerigan ' Association For the Advancement ‘of Seience
Bullinore
Pr Ntee
San Francisc
Porto Rica
Ealers
A Wife Describes Painful Labor and Remarkable Remedy
A wife recounts severe labor pains and claims a remedy called Moipes's Fiend before delivery. She describes a strong healthy boy born after the remedy, noting she could work on homework up to two hours before birth and suffered only slight hand discomfort. The moment is billed as the grandest remedy ever made.
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Moipes
Mother's Friend Promises Easier Birth For Women
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a pregnancy aid that supposedly relaxes muscles, eases nervousness, and ensures a painless labor with quick recovery. It claims to prepare the body for childbirth, prevent engorgement, and avoids hard breasts,销售 for $12 with a beadfelt regulator company in Atlanta, Georgia offering an illustrated book.
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Tate
Beadfelt Regulator Co
Atlanta
Salt Lake Notes Report Local Happenings and Notices
Local items cover a threatened railing project for a cathedral, a man fracturing both wrists after a fall on Fourth Street, and a warning that fishing before Sunday night is illegal. Health notes report smallpox in a new city quarter and a mall quarantine. Burns at a railroad shop, a planned three day mine shutdown, divorce proceedings, and a wedding in Pleasant Grove are noted along with a missing boy case and a board of insanity meeting at the county building to review a new state asylum project. A Daly West dividend increase is announced with potential extra payouts July, pending market conditions.
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Fizh
Acd
Bill Wundays
Edmunds
Meyers
Dudge
Herial
Blair
Rio Grate Western Railway
Mark
Pleasant Valley
Utah
Fudge Hall
Eldrédge
Elligon
Clyde H. Tiligon
Yevanlly
Dr . Watson
Comm Bromley
William Brawley
William EU. Glick
Pleasant Grove
Clark
Hlensant
George Elliott
Iun
Railroad Exchange
Landanium
Trivnda
Salt
Giltfornia
Ile Depot
State Board of Insanity
Yach Teday
Prove
Brite
Daly West
Elearam
Tie Jaen
Brstan
Payne
Meeting notes hint at dividend and earnings concerns
The fragmented text suggests a company with a monthly dividend of 2198,000 and remarks by a director about slack and reduced earnings. Investors are mentioned, with a note of 18 percent, and phrases imply concerns about earnings prospects and conservative management.
A Puritan Witch by Marvin Dana review
A discussion of Marvin Dana's A Puritan Witch contrasting it with Hawthorne's works. The critic notes Dana's dramatic style and strong characterization set in Puritan era, praising his pathos and landscapes while hinting at a looming tragic shadow over the heroine.
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Marvin Dana
Marvin ‘Dana
Tory Bo Strong
Nincere
Hawthiorne
Pew
Tanna
Ayer
Apa
Dann
Fragmentary Notice Summary from OCR Text
The readable fragments describe a turbulent scene with Puritans and Forel shifts, noting a dominant procession and a story soon forgotten. The text mentions items like cloth and a price of 1.25 dollars, but many details are unclear.
Perkins the Faker a Distinct Modern Literary Contribution
Edward Van Ze praises Perkins the Faker as a witty bizarre novel that defies easy labeling. The review lauds its humorous diction and inventive center of pranks, comparing it to Poe while noting its fresh, unusual storytelling from first to last page.
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Edward
Van
Glarisaa
Mr. Perkins
Poe
Perkins
van Zile
Pege
Fragmented OCR: local notice with partial this and that
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered names and phrases from a local page. Readable items include stray place names and incomplete event notes, with no coherent narrative or defined dates.
Conspirators from Baltimore Face U S Court for Tax Deception
A Baltimore group including Jose Vwmtrorge Marie Gat and Frederick Gahan appeared before Judge Morris on a U S government case accusing them of defrauding the payment of duties on transport and conspiring with Louis Orphan. Pleaded guilty and faces twenty months in jail and a $3500 bond.
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Baltimore
Jose
Mariegat
Frederick Gahan
Louis
United States
Morris
Pension fund solicitations halted by Washington official
The pension office reports that Mr Ware, a Washington official, ordered cessation of soliciting funds for Kanans Alnod guf after stating he donated. He admitted contributing 500 dollars and said he would double his subscription if more funds were needed to aid the relief efforts in the state.
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Washington
Pension Bureau
Ware
Mysterious Letter Cites Elixir Claims and Health Quackery
Fragmentary OCR note alleges a Dr Fowler extract and Naduro remedy sold for bowel complaints. The text hints at exaggerated health claims and a warning tone about unsafe tonics. Strong entities include Dr Fowler and referenced remedies, with unclear context or location.
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