President Smith Returns From a Trip to Lucin Cut Off
A lengthy account recalls President Joseph T. Emibli and party arrival home after a two day trip aboard a railcar, naming attendees and details of the journey. The report discusses the inquest into George H. Littlefield’s poisoning with carbolic acid and medical opinions on the case, noting toxicological findings and the verdict by local officials.
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President Smith
Lucin
Joseph T. Emibli
Allens
Tipa
Pitt
Sandy
Anthonie Kid
Ron
Zadhartils
Angie M. Cannan
John Honey Smith
Tiina AL Smith
Cpl
D. Lee Davie
Separes
Aid Igvy Fotts
Dawegye
Farm suit seeks restraining order over sulfur smelter impact
Federal suit by McCleery contests operation of a sulfur smelter near his farm once valued at 16 000 alleging sulfur fumes injure crops and trees. Complaint seeks injunction to stop expansion and enjoin operation until trial. Two related McCleery cases against Highland Boy were dismissed at plaintiff's cost.
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feGieesy
McCleere
Draw de Plerce, Criterlow, &Harrette
McChery
McQleery
Canon City visitors witness prison outbreak tales
WB Meyer and J J Tiggs visit Canon City as an outbreak at the Lomeado penitentiary unfolds. Philanthropic ladies planned services and gifts for inmates before the incident, with Drs Biggs among the women and her husband hinting at the event's sensitive color.
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Meyer
J. J. Tiggs
Histressira
Canan City
Pala
Mr. Diggs
Lomeado
Canon Ciby
Drs
Biggs
Indies
Former Utah criminal Young Cleghorn captured after disguise fails
Jurors recount the pursuit of James Armetrongy alias Young, accused of delivery schemes. The escape ends when Cleghorn recognizes the suspect despite disguise and fires a shotgun, disabling him. The incident unfolds amid a mob and local authorities in a summer town.
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Utah
James Armetrongy
Young
Palmer
Paige
Cleahorn
Warden
Cleghorn
Tim
Help From She Wast Pastor Plans Hall Near Corner
The pastor of the First Unitarian Society of this city received word from the American Unitarian Association in Boston that 85000 dollars have been provided by the Salt Lake Drain of the church. The funds are to be used to erect a hall near the corner of Second Hist and Sevenit Sant alreets, ground already purchased.
Marriages Registered at County Clerk Office in Salt Lake City
A list of couples registering marriages yesterday at the Salt Lake County Clerk office includes Joseph Al Torgensen and Lakin Ruble Flsie Bywatoy both from Salt Lake, Arthur C Morrl from Crasconty a0 and Mary Taylor from Gresewnt, W Sherman Hasgr from Po entolia and Sloth Scarborough, etc. Also noted are Madre Wilkan from Salk City 28, Bhat Parsons from Kansas Mo 30, Chawley As ee Fi Ogre 24, Kay Teaver and Flo City from Salt Lake City, and other pairs with residence details.
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Mubb Lake County
Joseph AL Torgensen
Tlt Lakin
Ruble
Flsie Bywatoy
Silt Lake
Arthur C. Morrl
Crasconty
Mary
Dn Taylor
Gresewnt
W. Sherman Hasqr
Poentolia
Tale
Bhat
Salt Lake City
Kay Teaver
Sal ‘Lalt City
Flo City
Wa Pratt
Salt
David ¥. Bran
BTS
Margaret Catja Hansen
Charles Gindon Sloane
Isain Brown
Sall Lake City
Testle Radler
Ball Lake ‘City
MilMe Wardmany Riter
Burglary at Star Saloon on Second South Street
A nervous burglar broke a rear window at the Star saloon, unlocked the back door from inside, and stole money from the east register before fleeing. Police headquarters received no arrests as the incident was quickly noted by the keeper.
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Star
Wosk
Second South Street
Poor Woman’s Fire Rips Through South Third Street Area
A house fire at 6:30 in the evening damaged a home on South Third Street causing heavy losses to Mrs Goats and leaving eight children homeless. Fire crews battled the blaze but relief came only after most contents were destroyed. The family, including the oldest child who is not yet street trained, faced displacement as bedding and furniture were burned. Police and fire officials blamed a defective fuse for starting the blaze and aided in evacuations.
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Grphast
Motter
Bradfield
Allanty Go
Drunk Is No Excuse In Assault Case Sentencing
Frank Haydon, charged with assault with a deadly weapon, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after a February incident at a Pueblo steel works. The judge said intoxication is not a sufficient excuse for actions. Haydon blamed John Reed for past conflicts.
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Frank Haydon
Tudge
Ponstanuary
Haydon
John Reed
Hayden
Reed
Pueblo
Cojo
Quesday
Tudge Johnson
True and Unfailing Health for Suffering Women
An advertisement for Payne's Celery Compound claims it cures female troubles and nervous ailments. It features testimonials from Mrs. W. S. Weet of Fremont Nebraska praising the product as a life giver and best medicine for the nervous system and related disorders in women.
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Neaven
Paine
Fremont
Puinga
Payne
Robbery tale and civic notes in mixed report
A police report recounts a man named Vaughn being robbed of forty dollars. The account questions whether one, two, or five men were involved. The text also covers a nursing graduation ceremony led by Dr. Margaret C. Roberts, with speeches from Mrs. Empey and others, plus plans for medical relief work.
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Tuels
Roliaf Society
Wiles
Margaret C. Hoberts
Barett Hall
Seymour" B. Young
Miss Gram
Aovoval Soto
Dr. Roberts
Roberts
Nelson A. Empey
Irses
Gree
Endorses Chanberlain’s Proposals for Empire Trade
A Sydney notice reports Halifes and 5 Dime 36-The Sydney approving Joseph Chamberlain’s commercial proposals. It states the resolution heartily endorses the aims of betterment of existing communities and the establishment of mutual preferential treatment by placing imperial trade versions on an enduring basis with component parts of the empire.
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Sydney
C. Wh
Haa
Joseph Chamberlain
RAGING SLITTORNS REPORTS SILK WORM EXPERIMENTS
Major Fred Molleer conducts experiments raising silkworms from eggs amid Department studies. Salmon and Syrin Bape involvement noted as business sites at Samia Fo prepare for expanded silk production.
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Denver
Santa Ye
Fred Molleer
Samia Fo
Amu
Sultin
Wages Increase for Chicago Railway Express Unions Members
In Chicago on June 25 the Railway Express Drivers and Conductors Union won a wage rise averaging 10 percent for about 1,000 members after a Board of Arbitration decision. The agreement covers seven express companies in Chicago and bars wage discrimination, with extra pay for Sunday work, except for one Sunday tech mpathy.
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Chicago
Railway Express Drivers and Conductors Union
Chicago Board of Arbitration
Whitinton
Agalpol Wtion
Tech
Swedish Propte Writte Test Rights Saga In Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Tribune reports on a Swedish branch of the Mormon hive facing internal strife. Leaders Edwin, Ay Roselli, and others push petitions to the church presidency seeking restoration of rights in Scandinavia amid competing petitions and church elder meetings.
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Ake Tribune
Ite Rydman
Acekoma
Edwin Tlednan
Roselli
Muelenarn
Iain
Hartford Fire Involves Paralyzing Crane Collapse Injuries
A Hartford scene near a telephone pole saw Alkire Lai, a fireman, injured and potential fatal internal injuries after a crane or pole collapse. Mrs Mary EB Brewaler of Minneapolis and Charles Eayra of Professor Edwards were also affected. A 12 foot girl and a heavy bystander were crushed as a weight of 350 pounds fell, with both women severely injured.
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Hartford
Alkire
Lai
Mary EB
Brewaler
Minneapolig
Olator
Charles
Professor Edwards
Hlnity
Larkuin
Morgan declines to discuss wartime maritime matters in New York
In New York on June 25 Pierophot doce fn, arriving on the Oenitic, refused to discuss the Inferatiang Mercantile Marine Company and related issues. J Brice Ismay of White Star said there is no plan to reorganize or change management, despite rumors about Olen cant A Griscom.
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New York
Pieropht
Uilarsational
Mercantile Mariné, Company
Oeither
Olencant A. Griscomi
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