Disappearance of Utah Exhibit Director General Horton
Journal notes Director General of the Utah Exhibit at the World's Fair, S. T. Whittaker, and H. Horton, farm manager of El Deity Company, vanished Thursday. Police and employers made strenuous efforts to locate, while a young man claims foul play and says Horton was to marry soon. Horton left the farm with city plans, packing clothes beforehand, and has not been seen since.
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A. Horton
el Deity Company
Wau
Horton
Bligh Company
Canyaey & Short
Vsib
Hay
Liv Wadding
Wouno
Young Woman's Wedding Event Amid Turmoil
Police and relatives investigate a disrupted wedding as the groom delays the ceremony and the bride, aged 18, faces an unsettling scene. With aid denied and witnesses anxious, investigators seek the missing groom and clarify the events surrounding the ceremony delay.
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Ami
Bentenced on Bentday in Weal Jordan Jail Case
David Sherman challenges habeas corpus relief claiming unlawful arrest without a filed complaint and no arraignment before a Sunday sentence. Sheriff Emery denies most points while accepting a thirty day jail term as imposed, with defense arguing weekday legality of Sunday confinement.
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David ‘Sherman
Choad
Jordan
Mielee Williamy
Weal Jordon
Emery
Sen Janes
Hermain
Whittaker Named General for Utah's Exposition Exhibit
T. Whittaker was appointed general manager of Utah's exhibit for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Approved by the commission, his duties begin July 1 and include overseeing exhibit construction, space allocation, and coordination of staff. He will manage all Utah exhibits and staff, drawing a $250 monthly salary plus railroad transportation.
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T. Whittaker
Louisana Purchase Exposition
Whittlaker
Sherman
Thal
Mia
Iy Ta
Ile
Ile Board of Commissionere
Tle
Muury
Tislin
Utah
Forgery Plea Entered By Former Wester Heating Employee
Troderick Von Volkenstein, once at Wester Heating sul phee Metil Works, pleaded guilty to forging a check. State prison with hard labor awaited as he testified to age 22 and service in the Philippines. He claimed coercion and presented letters from former co workers. A separate suit was filed by Annie Hilton for $7,666,562.3 against Elizabeth Geoghegan Joe Geoghegan Tadlan Miller and Home Investment Land Savings Co.
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Wester
Metil Works
Wudge
Falkenstein
Philippines
Washington
Burbidge
Annie FA. Hilton
John RK. “Park
Ciarriet
Elizabeth Geoghegan
Joe. Geoghegan
Tadian Miller
Home Investment Land - Savings Company
Man Beats Wife In Divorce Case In District Court
Truk Edison allegedly beat Mia Wife with fists and damaged the home with a cleaver on the 1th of the month. The wife, arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, refused to testify and the case was dismissed on the assistant attorney’s motion. Edison denied motives and the dispute centered on alleged threats and domestic violence.
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Truk Edison
Yent Ordey
Edison
Mia
Danny
Whittaker
Trig
Trina Virgenes Edison
Avoges
Tlm
Suicide thwarted by timely discovery and medical help
A man attempted self harm but was saved when condition was detected promptly and a physician arrived. The act involved chloroform and the patient’s life was spared by rapid medical intervention.
Man Identified As Thoonts O Gleason In Ice Route Case
The man found in a Salt Lake City room yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock rambled about his identity naming Dr Mehoys Dy Benedict and others. He was taken to police headquarters by Officer Gillespie and later recovered, revealing confusion about his name as Gleason or Clark and saying he came from Cincinnati to Colorado before a failed plan tied to money troubles and family distress.
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Mehoys
Benedict
Alan
R . Glmison
Cillespie
J A. Pox
Thoonts O. Gleason
T. A. Clark
West Witteenth Street
Covington
Second West
Bull Lake City
Thomas
G. Gleacon
Gleason
Clark
Cincinnati
Colorado
Rowdyism Halted After County Court Sessions
Judge disposed of six cases yesterday in Calder’s district. One man found guilty of assault and battery, sentenced to fifteen days in county jail. Harris and Tasty Fremont each fined five dollars for fighting. Eliza Steers and Tara Anderson received five days each for disturbing the peace. William Morton charged with resisting a citizen, arraigned after a week’s arrest following a deputy sheriff incident. Change of venue requested. case moved to Waierlaw precinct.
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Tustica
Calder
Lisy -Dag
Thutbey
Ajccidinr
Harris
Tasty Fremont
Eliza Steers
Tara Anderson
William Morton
Okhren Leth
Sheri Joseph Sharp
Justie FN
Waierlaw
Eke
Whittaker
Local News Briefs and Arrivals in Salt Lake City
Arrests for abusive language and drunken behavior trigger minor bails. A quarryman injury from Pasley's canyon is reported with hospital update. Dr William A. Betts dies in Los Angeles. burial planned. Salt Lake area clerks appointments announced for the post office.
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Rive, Sr
Rive
Tis Nail
Thomas Carney
Pasley’s Canyon
Holy Cross Hospital
Examination for appointment of candidate'o Weal Paint
The Smoot led examination opened in Supt Nelson's office for candidates Burridge Turner Savage Dunbar and others. Dunbar longtime Salt Lake resident died yesterday morning of kidney trouble. Frank Bolles arrested for forgery after passing a check cashed by Anshun Shipiro. Bolles to be arraigned this morning.
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Smoot
Nelson
George T. Burridge
Provo
Max L. Turner
Or. Savage
Salt Lake City
Daniel Hale Dunbar
Salt’ Lake
Wiliam
Dunbdy
David G
James ‘T. Dunbar
Frank Bolles
Lante
Ovex Gabrane
Bolles
Anshun Shipiro
Secon South Streat
Haliis
Tom
Barn Fire Destroys Oreill Advans Property
Early morning fire totally destroyed a barn owned by Oreill Advans of the Fifth ward. Nearby rolling stock and equipment were saved, including a buggy and harness. No insurance coverage existed. the loss is estimated near 4700 dollars. Fire department praised for quick response and saving adjacent structures.
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Logan
Oreill Advans
Runaway Injury Near Gisborn Road Reaches Stockton
Erickson was brought to Stockton for treatment after a runaway on Gisborn road left him stranded thirteen hours. He fell from a rig when a harness failed while descending a steep grade. Mishnek sprained, chest bruised, all movements painful. Cold night found him unable to move until morning discovery by a stage bound for Giahorny. One horse returned home. wagon broken. minor splinters noted. Nees recovered unrestored.
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Stockton
Fames Erickson
Gisborn
Clayton
Uirikson
Mishnek
Giahorny
Nearvat Yannch
Mrickson
Union Rejects Settlement in Park City Labor Dispute
Park City union members voted last night to reject any settlement with several suiting companies. The Teamsters demand higher wages, citing longer hours and lower pay than other union labor, refusing to strike unless no other option remains. Also noted: deaths of Matthias Jergensen and Charles F. Addison. Dalyardge mill resumes after repairs. Earth-Kearns mill project moves forward with Tauber en route. plan calls for 140 ton per day capacity near the old Hanatter tunnel aiding local mines.
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Park City
Inne H Fiveen
Teamsters’ Union
Nob- Set Wed Pet
Teamsters
Teams
Matthias Jergensen
Addison
Dalyardge
Senator Kearns
David Keith
Earth- Kearns
Tauber
Grogan
James T. Kenerh
Hanatter
Fraternal Insuranor Convention Adopts Kansas Aid Plan
In Indianapolis on June 10 a Fraternal Insurance convention narrowly approved a resolution to appropriate 8300,000 to aid counties in Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Oregon. The money, to be drawn from the general fund, will be available soon after adjournment. Debates focused on toll-road improvements and revised fare plans, with some delegates opposing a statewide Alaska plan.
Railroad earnings increase amid steady freight demand
A fragmented item notes modest gains in railroad earnings in New York and Itina, with 200k cited as a factor. The report suggests rainfall and precipitation have slowed merchandise distribution but overall performance shows improvement and prospects for continued advance in coming periods.
The Prisoner and Elusive Dyspepsia Cure Adverts
A fragment from a 19th century issue contrasts a jail escape with punishment for temporary release and promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for dyspepsia. It includes an anecdotal testimonial from a Toronto reader praising the remedy and warns against substitutes, ending with Dr Pierce’s Pellets for liver stimulation.
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Bisree
Enlarge Tint Manufacturers and Railway Earnings
Enlarge tinted manufacturers report rising railway earnings with June figures 5.8 percent higher than last year and 148 percent above 1901. Industry conditions are confusing with weak news factors looming yet failures continue: 214 in the United States, 24 in Canada, versus ten years ago, indicating market strain across regions.
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Ter
United States
Canada
Bribery and Corruption Charges Shake Branton Council
Branton Pa June 20 By Beane seven other councilmen are accused of soliciting bribes related to street railway contracts. A stopover in Washington on a prior trip is noted and a plan to travel to Philadelphia and New York is mentioned. Also announced is a Congregational Church meeting on June 84 at 8 o’clock p.m. to hire a pastor and conduct church business. all interested persons are invited to attend.
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Branton
Beane
Husrbh
Proobet
Congregational Gureh
Hires Root Beer Ad Lets Buyers Mix Bottles and Corks
A vintage advertisement promotes root beer making with 30 cents for three 25 cent bottles of Hires Root Beer Extract and 10 cents for two 1 cent bottles of Webster Root Beer. It also offers 3 dozen corks and 1 dozen patent rubber and wire corks for sealing bottles, described as handy for root beer setup.
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Webster Root Beer
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