Defense Opens in Dr Payne Murder Trial
The trial of Dr. Payne for the death of Miss Anne D. opened with the defense and prosecution resting their case. Attorney Wade Wade argued the defense and alleged police prejudice while Mrs. Payne testified to the marital discord and the magistrate’s handling of the arrest. City chemist Harms reported the analysis of malodorous substances, and the state anticipated presenting further evidence by December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BS. Payne
Anne D
Ablorney Wioless Wade
Wan- Jesa
Ani
Dr. Mayo
Payne
Mayne
Harms
Malomadh
Wanlesa
Kail
Gertlemen
Defendanitts
de - Pays
Wilil
Unclear Headline From Fragmented Trial Transcript
A damaged OCR passage details a courtroom scene involving a doctor and a patient Miss Hill. It describes medical proceedings, an autopsy dispute, and investigative actions by detectives, along with references to a candy factory and local stores. The readability is poor and the facts are partial.
Women Seek Separation After Eighty Days of Marriage
A District Court filing reports Mrs. Emma Heintich seeks separation from Bonard Heintich after an eighty day trial of married life. The petition cites initial drunkenness and deteriorating relation, noting they married in this city on March 4, 1903, and intermarried again on December 24, 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afnan Heintich
Ans de Ciinditt
Yertunday
Bonard Heintich
Ilda Ehlers
Ales Aaka
Wilder's lively resort faces liquor sale ban at county hearing
At Calder's park night fights and the resort are under scrutiny as County Commissioners seek limits on intoxicating drinks. Proprietor and officials prepare for a board hearing Monday to decide aims for decorum and order amid growing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder’s Park
Cliamin Anderson
Hanne
Bergeman
Towiston Sugar Company Incorporation Filed in Cache County
Articles of incorporation for the Towiston Sugar Company were recorded in the Utah Secretary of State yesterday. The firm is capitalized at 1,000,000 dollars, split into 100,000 shares of 10 dollars each. G. W. Nibley is named president, with William Tarra as vice president and G. W. Nibley Jr. as secretary. Nelson is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towiston Sugar Company
Cache County
Yeaterday
G. W. Nibley
Campy
Willian Th Tarra
Wud
Desept Nelson
Unclear Hearing Date Cited in Fragmentary Report
Fragmentary OCR notes an upcoming hearing set for 10 o clock in the morning. Mentions a person named Young Sulih connected to the rail and a post office role and special delivery smearmnger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minyan
Young Sulih
Rae
Angry Lady Pursues Case Against Husband
Mrs Gene Fdigon remains unrepentant over voting to have her husband tested for assault. County Attorney offered a plan to seek formal complaint while rumors claim Drink Edison destroyed objects in his home. The spouse plans to press charges and pursue divorce, with immediate legal action anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Fdigon
Yrink Edison
Lili Pon
Alu
Hin
Morton Bound Over After Park Disturbance
William Morton, who created a disturbance in Calrini's park on Saturday night, was bound over to the District court on charges of assault and battery. Deputy Sheriff Joe Sharp lost three teeth. Justice John Hider of Mill Creek set the bindover. Assistant County Attorney Whittaker led the prosecution. Morton to face Judge Morse at the next term of District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morton
Calrini’s Park
Joe Sharp
Jerday
Tire Petre
John Hider
Mill Creek
Whittaker
Morvin
Morse
Concert Delight Fades in a Lengthy Salt Lake Tabernacle Evening
The Salt Lake Tribune reports a long concert at the Tabernacle for All Hallows Eve with about half the expected selections. Dr Browne the organist drew the crowd with Gondobert and received strong ovations. Ramisey Kent Pedersen and others delivered notable performances and the audience lingered through nearly three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Clsdtians
le Olin
Arthur
Magtoy
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Alma Pratt
Miss Alma Pratt of Holly, Michigan testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound lifted her from sickness and back to school. She urges young women with tired nerves and faintness to seek the remedy and to write for free medical advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The notice claims the product restores health and stamina for women at this life stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Pratt
Lydia
Pinkham
Misa Ataia PrAarry
Pamamentia Tannot
Lynn
Mass
Shooting accident at Melanald's Undertaking Parlor
A boy shooting sparrows by a small gun fired a shot that shattered a window at Melanald's Undertaking Parlor on West Temple Street yesterday morning. The bullet narrowly missed Frank Browning, a bookkeeper, and caused minor damage including a one inch hole and several cracks. An investigation revealed the shooter was stacking arrows and the shot was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melanald
Wort Temple Streab
Frank Browning
Fim
Brownsing
Iénna
Ayoiling
O'Nonnel
Hawd Sheen
Child in custody charged with fatal assault
A one year old child stands accused as a criminal attacker of Marin Smith, the eight year old sister in law, with arraignment in Judge Divis court. The defendant pleads not guilty. attorney Day Van Cott represents him.
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Snall
Smith
Marrind mi
Ani
Hub Thia
Tiny
Marin Smith
Lighting for the insane plant at Prov hospital
The State mental hospital at Prov will install a new heating and lighting plant including an automatic engine, an eighty horsepower boiler, a duplex steam fire pump, and a 150 horsepower heater. The $6,000 project, approved in the last Legislature, will be installed within sixty days, making the facility one of the best equipped in the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.rightmond
Balt Lake
Prov
Noted Plea and Local Proceedings Reported in Salt Lake Notes
Janek Green pleaded not guilty to a charge of passing a fictitious check on Burton and Evans. Judge Diehl will hear the case. Officers will review the Salt Lake Route project this week while Tonopah extension is considered. Faré Douglas work begins under T. Lindrich and continues through winter with completion aimed a year after start. Court stenographer J. W. Pike granted leave Oct 1 to travel in Europe. Salt Lake Humane Society discussions about a possible canal or grain company plan. Sheriff’s office short-handed as Deputy Joseph Sharp was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janek Green
Burton & Evans
Gee Diehl
Tamer Mow
Balt Lake
Pinch
Tonopah
Faré Douglas
Eandrich
Anew
Joh. W. Pikes
Hall
District Court
Salt Lake
Gramlin Tiial
Calder's park clash and city plans in a storm of notices
A tangled report outlines Calder's park fight, a new southwest corner building for Myants Keron Clark and Co, and plans for a Herald Building on Main Street. It also mentions the Stromberg Carbon plant talks, water supply queries for Senator W. A. Clark, and railroad shop guarantees. plus criminal cases, post office robbery allegations, and a smallpox uptick with several new cases and isolated patients in Sulb Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
Demple
Myants
Keron, Clark and Company
Self Lake House General
Inea ‘bHsket
Herald
Mainstraat
Thomas. W. Vintuenne
Tragic double act ends in gunfire on June thirteenth
Calvi Cramer 24, tied to his young wife in Lisville and killed himself in a room at dawn after family opposition to their Mormon differences. He had moved from Mah to Kansas weeks earlier with his half brother. His wife Chloe Bowers Cramer screamed as he shot himself, ending a troubled union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanish Fork
Mah
Calvi Cramer
Anise
Tie Yau
Burr
Cramér
Kansas
Tie
Paine's Celery Compound Praised In Testimonial
An old testimonial from a Pennsylvania family recounts how Paine's Celery Compound aided a wife with severe liver trouble digestion and neuralgia. The grateful husband credits the remedy with saving her life at a dire moment and restoring health by cleansing toxins from the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Kylortowa
Paine
Tragedy Follows Domestic Strife Beside Wife
A man shot himself twice in the chest after a separation from his wife at her home leaving a months-old baby and his mother and father nearby in distress. In separate items, a boxing match in Eureka drew 3890 spectators as Tammy Jacobs fought Tommy Markham. Jacobs lost in the tenth round after a flurry of blows and a nose injury earlier in the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry Valley
Ara
al Hanson
Cramer
de la Mar
Eureka
Wish
Jame
Tammy Jacobs
Salt Lake
Tommy Markham
Mammoth
Yeas
Jacobs
Markham
Nouda
Marham
Dfirkhmn
Othelial
Dor
Woman uses fire to rid herself of pet poodle
In Smithsville a young woman, owner of a prized poodle, burns the pet after failing to find another home. The dog runs through yards at Thomas Miles and William Lemmons, igniting sheds and fences. Lemmons suffers total property loss. Miles barely controls the blaze as Lemmons’ buildings burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsville
Timle
Lerthy
Gibbons
Lee Len Wong
Thomas Miles
Willia Lemmons
Miles
Lemmons
Lemmetia
Open to settlement on desert land near Santa Fe Poole Railroad
Government land officials report potential settlement of desert land along the Santa Fe Poole Railroad corridor from Needles to Mannveaml. Only a few applications were received at the local office yesterday, with several tracts deemed valuable and open for entry.
Lands Open for Settlement Along the Santa Fe Line
Telegraphic notes describe lands along the Santa Fe route from Mojave to the Colorado River opened for settlement. It mentions arid conditions, limited water access, and the need for artificial irrigation to grow crops. The text reflects early settlement challenges and the wish to enable habitation amid harsh desert conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mojave
Losmahipi
Santa Fy
Colorado
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California
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Chase
Mayo
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Morton
OREAT
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Ode
Leafs
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Webone & Yo
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Tribe
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Saltlake
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Calder's Park
James Carroll
Sandy
Marshell
United States District Court
Carrell
J. B. Stoner
Stoner
Carroll
Toa
Soderetrom
Louis Rieltry
Union
Theoschen
Sodexskrom
Bray
Diehl
Soerslyout Nye
Sulb-Lake
Sinus
Dupuis
Nat Dowington
Stone
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Western
Denver
Alay Cottrell
Nevada
W. Cottrell
Calvin Cramer
Spanish Oak
Blazing Ray
Cache Valley
Tran
Washington Avenue
Mexico
Merion
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el Paso
Hame
UC Are
Hy Drale
Salt Laks City
Utah
RAY
Cola
Simense Somme
Last & Thomas
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