Street Car Company to Have a Town of Its Own
Plans advance to move Alers Power Houses and barns as Consolidated Railway and Howar company relocate from Second East Salt Lake City to the western city edge beyond the Jordan River. Principal owner JA W Stecaines returns and prompts formal movement talks. McCune and officials consider it, McChme buys McKeone farm west of the Jordan near North Temple for eighty seven acres to serve as a new headquarters site. This relocation would encompass substantial city areas as the company aims to establish local headquarters and related facilities.
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Consolidated Railway
Howar Company
Enty Barhs
Thir Preent
Second East Street
Salt
Jordan River
Iwark
JA. W. SteCaines
McCune
Taveheer
Lids
Mre McChme
McKeone
Jordan
Temple Street
Lund
Thie
Dwellings to be Erected by Company Expansion Plan
Ty doen purchased an area for a major expansion as the company moves to towns and cities. Dwellings will be erected for employees only and will not be sold but rented to those employed by the company within the municipal jurisdiction. The project signals a broad relocation of workers as the firm grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Doen
Matho Eeunumtedvus
Pulurh
Bniireu
Help Game To Late Datayords Tyxton Liweniy Son Dies
Tixton the fifty year old son of Mr and Mrs William Pixton at Taylorsville died yesterday from peritonitis after twenty six hours in the Tosspital. The physician and attendants did all they could during the brief illness to comfort him.
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Tixton
William Pixton
Taylorsville
Anil
Rare kidney operation reported at Kergh Wright hospital
A very rare procedure was performed yesterday at Kergh Wright hospital. Doctors removed kidney tissues from Mrs. B. Jaffa of this city. Both kidneys yielded material from the Imanan body tissues. Patient rallied after surgery, and doctors believe she will recover, though final outcome remains uncertain.
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Utul
Kergh Wright Hospital
Mra. B. Jaffa
Insane When Married Sues U S Mining Firm Over Disaster
James Johnson, father of two, files a damage suit in district court against the United States Mining Company alleging losses from the Bingham Inst winter disaster. He seeks 8300000 in compensation.
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United States
Mining ¢ Company
James Johnson
Bingham
Hayden pleads guilty to assault with deadly weapon
Tre Hayden admitted two pleas of guilty to a faible charge of assault with a deadly weapon in district court. Judge Johnson will sentence him at 10 tomorrow.
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Tre He Hayden
Genlerdus
Dudge Johnson
Beluek Loday
Marriage annulment granted amid mental health concerns
An order issued by Judge Hidge Hull yesterday set aside the marriage of George D. Russell and Lillian Russell Hon die ground due to the wife’s alleged insanity. The plaintiff testified the defendant was not of sound mind at the time of marriage, supporting the court’s decision.
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Hidge Hull
George
Rusaull
Lillian Russel Hondie
Eight New Cars Coming For Winter Use
Fourteen sentences reformatted from a damaged clipping describe an early filing in which the Consolidated Railway and Power Company in August plans to issue eight new cars. The Laelede company of St Louis will supply seating for forty and place seats along the car sides. Each car will have four motors totaling eighty horsepower for winter service.
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Nnilyodor
Consolidated Railway
Power Company
Wilthy
Laelede ‘Company
St. Louis
Death of Mrs Jullaves Pask One of Utah's Oldest Pioneers
Mrs Jullaves Pask aged 80 died yesterday morning at her son's home in Kamita after arriving in Utah in 1848. She lived a long life as one of the territory's oldest pioneers, passing at Morrith N Pask's residence.
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Jullaves Tack
Utah
Morrith N. Pask
Kamita
Carbolic Acid Victim The Herth Incident
The victim, Herth, also called George H. Litblewield, collapsed unconscious on Commercial Street and died four hours later at the police station. Officials say poisoning with carbolic acid caused death, noting no narcotic effect and suggesting the poison was used in a personal crisis or by a would be killer.
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Herth
George H. Litblewield
Commercial Street
Carbolle
Smurder
Soda Water Men Face Stran Campaign Against Adulteration
Food commissioners prepare to wage a strong campaign to enforce purity laws. State dairy and city inspectors vow to prosecute violators while druggists and soda fountain operators risk penalties for selling adulterated refreshments. Investigations highlight use of orange phosphate coloring in drinks.
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Dairy and
Camameatonen
Adle
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Club Woman
A St. Joseph Michigan club woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing womb issues and restoring health. She urges others to seek medical advice promptly and notes the product's trusted reputation. An accompanying report mentions concerns over coloring dyes in a drink, highlighting chemical safety questions.
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Danforth
St. Joseph
Mich
Lisa
Lydia
Pinkham
Boane
Ave
Lyla EB
Womer
Lynn
Mass
Local Court Holds Nhyesrala Innband for Trial
W R Smith was held by Judge Dicht in Ug District Court yesterday on a charge of attempting to violate the peril of his sodarold alalerdalwy. Bail set at 260. George Gondving tied to a burglary arrest. re-arrested for grand larceny. Rev Howard A Briggs to preach at First Congregational Church on Sunday before the new pastor assumes office. Knights of Columbus to initiate thirty new members tonight. 50 members from Ogden and northern points visiting. State failed to secure a case. Fred B Aberhantly discharged in billiard assault case. Scott no longer in city. John Carnwell quarantined for smallpox. previous illness noted. Ernest Cardwell first victim. family at 1153 Downington Ave. Two-year-old child remains hospitalized. Toy torpedoes cause minor disturbances. one incident nearly fatal to Del Bushby’s child. Horse frightened by explosion, buggy upset. child unharmed. Mrs Mai Lynard attempted to intervene. minor injuries reported.
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W. R. Smith
Ug District
Dicht Yesteriay
George Gondving
Te “Goshen
Ogien
Order of
Knights of
Coimbua
Ogden
Fred B. Aberhantly
Walter Russell
Dudge
Scott
John Carnwell
Downington Avenue
Ernest Cardwell
Wung
Tsolution’ Hospital
del Bushby
Mai Lynard
Lantch
Cieebihl
Trials in Salt Lake City expose shocking testimony
In Salt Lake City, testimony revealed shocking details in multiple trials. Burne and Hol Lewis face charges of attempting to infatuate Addin Tibble, a Sprlaggsile woman, with witness accounts describing threats and alleged public misconduct. Jurors found Burne and co-defendants guilty amid emotional courtroom scenes.
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Salt
Lake of Lhomine Burne
Sprlaggsile
Buros
Hill
Condifon
Bearlang
Uhal
Shi
Bey
Commercial Street
Jenny
Min
Dhaigh Dicht
Indead
Afflicted horse put down near Logan
A horse belonging to Mr. Neddo of Providence was ordered killed on a Saturday after being afflicted with glanders. Despite the animal’s quality and owner’s repeated refusals of offers around 200, authorities required the euthanization.
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Logan
Neddo
Providence
Sdfurdiy
Acid attack shocks Salt Lake City street scene
A young woman Olga Carlgren was sprayed with sulfuric acid on Main Street near the Kenyon hotel by a short dark woman from a crowd. Carlgren suffered severe facial burns but was not blinded. Police and detectives pursue the assailant as authorities forecast a likely sentence under Utah law. Additional reports note expected visitors from Cache Valley for an annual event of the Mutual Improvement association.
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Salt Lake City
Young Indias
Kt Ip
Misa Olga Carlgren
Miss Carlgren
Kenyon Hotel
Mike Carlgren
Brrr
Ath Tho
Cache Valley
Tmprovenent Association of
Cache Valler
Great Fire in Alberta and Global Trade Oddities
A chaotic report describes a great fire in Wotaskawin Alberta causing property damage around $200000 and affecting a theater and other buildings. The dispatch also mentions worldwide notes from Guayaquil Benlor London and Peking with scattered references to officials, mines, and negotiations amid hazy dates and names.
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Winnipeg
Wotaskawin
Alberta
Damazo
Black beader notes military exigencies in Odessa report
Odessa correspondent of the Times says word reached vessel commanders on June 70th that they may be requisitioned to fly on the next day before the press call up. The fragment hints at looming mobilization and naval duties with uncertain dates and wording.
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Odessa
Times
Russo China Agreement Reported In Moscow Dossier
Peking telegram cites Prince Ching as president of foreign office submitting a memorandum to Wussian authorities. A Russo China agreement on Manchuria and Newchwang is reportedly being discussed in St Petersburg. Men of other powers are not told its character, but it is regarded as satisfactory to both China and Russia.
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Tgindon
Jung
Peking
Prince Ching
Adante
Lessaur
Russia
China
Manchin
New Chwang
St. Petersburg
New Death by Own Action Route Over Brooklyn Bridge
New York June 24 Archibald Morrison a siler imlesman commanthed anit vide yesterday a novel way from the Brooklyn bridge He climbed the platform railing south of the Brooklyn tower jumped on top of a train bound for Brooklyn fell off the last car struck the third rail and was flung across the track falling through the ties landing on front street more than 100 feet below a mangled corpse Morrison was not seen by any eye he lay on top of the way a passenger on the rear platform of the first car yelled As Morrison jumped part of the bar saw under no bar crossing the trestle work and he was hit by it swept him off the car landing on the third rail He was probably dead before he fell to the street.
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New York
Archibald Morrison
Sile Imlesman
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Dower
Brooklyn
Front Street
Morrison
Morrizon
Ander
Conscience Hurts Him In Missouri Case
In Bt. Louis, Circuit Attorney Folk received a letter from a former State Senator alleging pressure on legislators by insurance firms over the valued policy law. The letter claims insurers spent about 30000 over two decades to influence Jefferson City legislation, with four years ago a boycott of the law and no payments since. Adolph Rosenthal and Louis O Nelson appeared before the grand jury, with no further notable details disclosed.
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Lewis
Folk
Danuing
Ciel
Ani Yoniens
Mleden
General Assembly
Tan
Interasta
Lion
Jefferson City
Tar ¥. Stevens
Last of the Cleagons: Fenian era figure found dead in Brooklyn
Timothy Gleanson, last of seven Cleagons brothers tied to Fenian activities, fathered by Patrick Glenapg known as the battle axe mayor of Long Talland City, died in a furnished Brooklyn room after serving a prison term for rising in the Fenian movement. One brother served in the Civil War, another died in California, while a remaining sibling survived in the South.
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New ‘York
Timothy Gleason
Waga
Hie
Patrick Glenapg
Long Taland City
Brooklyn
Quirt
Tila
Wan
Geneeak
Dinephlenson
California
South
Two-Ferocious Assaults Shock St Louis Suburbs
In Hast Street area two violent assaults left three women wounded and a 95 year old attacked as a mob feud erupts. Annie Green, 25, and Playa Brund, 17, were injured with skull fractures and other wounds. Bruno, 95, identified as the assailant, and Miss Brund survived initial injuries but conditions remained grave.
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Louis
St.Lonia
Wig
Jobn Bron
Tm Datisven
St. Louis
Belleville
API
Miss
Playa Brund
Woutan
Tinra Bruno
St. Mate's Hospital
St. Loui
Annie Geet
Henrietta Hospital
Syed St Louis
The Portraits of Aunt Hannah and the Grapevine Scene
The dialogue questions the landscape and city in the painting. Aunt Hannah comments on the trees, praising the grapevine as well drawn, while Filial notes the grapevine and artist's signature. The scene appears within the Philadelphia Record context.
The Spade and the Rake column notes
A fragmentary column hints at Cora and her mother’s outspoken stance, critiquing a ty naband’s actions. It suggests caution in blunt honesty and references a Bryoky lyn Life context, with unsettled tone about social norms.
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Cora
Mother
Ty Naband
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