Suspicious Circus Plot Reported By Former Emploees
Four ex employees of the circus allege they and others were robbed of pay by management while the show toured outside the city. They claim they quit weeks earlier, many unpaid, and were shunted to a distant town where revolver threats occurred as they sought wages. City authorities weighed a possible attachment to stop the move.
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Selts
Ewns
Ley
Hey
Sid
Attor
Logan
Rowley Bound Over In Assault Case
Judge Tiel bound over George Rowley on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm. The complainant identified was Monza Smith, a neighbor. The report notes further church and Baptist society details connected to the case.
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Tiel
George Rowley
Courtoan
Monza Smith
Rowley
Sysighbors
Mission Society Arrives to Study Blue River Baptist Work
Home Mission society members land on Biz Lake to spend days examining Bmaphists work in the Blue. Dr Chivers long served as traveling secretary of the Baptist Young People’s Union of America and editor of its organ. He has preached in major Baptist churches including those in Buffalo and Brooklyn, the latter recently losing him as pastor.
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Home Mission Society
Biz Lake
Chivers
Baptist
Young People’s Union of America
The
Baptist Union
Fos
Byfalo
Brooklyn
Spur 10 Copper Belt Mining Spur in Bing ham Canyon
In Bing ham canyon the Copper Belt railroad spur will transport ore from local mines. Construction starts immediately with aim to finish in sixty days if needed, employing many workers under contract. The line will mainly serve Boston Consolidated mining interests nearby, with 4,250,000 tons of ore ready for shipment. An incident damaged the tramway but no injuries occurred.
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Bingham
Blala
Boston Consolidateil
Poncvrns
Bingham Canyon
Prady
United Imine
Boston
United States
Decree for Mrs Donahue in Reynolds vs Donahue suit
Judge Lewis ruled for the defendant in a Summit County case where Reynolds sought 301.23 with claims of mining stock speculation and altered delivery. The plaintiff may appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Lewis Yesterdy
Reynolds
P. Sy. Donahue
Enith
Supreme Court
Grabam on trial for robbery and deceit in Lehi saloon
Charged defendants Graban and albert Clank appeared before Judge Morne yesterday on robbery and deceiving stolen property charges. They were bound over to district court and, with their lawyers, asked for more time to plead. The court granted an extension until the September term.
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Tirahitws
Will
Gig
Albert
Clank
Morne
Sges
Arthur Brown
Angie
Bradley
Morae
Far foreclosure suit filed in district court
The District Court yesterday heard a foreclosure suit to recover a $500 promissory note. Henry Alton and Moyria Wasserman sue Charles T. Nelson alleging a note executed in favor of the plaintiff on January 13, 1894. The mortgage is secured by property in White's South addition.
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District Court
Yeaterday
Henry Alton
Moyria
Edson Brat Case In Favor Of Plaintiff Over LDS Ward Property
Judge Hall yesterday ruled for plaintiff George A Edéanyu in the suit over property in the Fifteenth ward. The court declared the defendants claims groundless and void, confirming the plaintiff as owner of two and a third by seven rods in lat 4 Work 81 plat A.
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Hall
George A.’ Edéanyu
Church of Jesus Christ
Divorce Decree Granted to Iva B Koucker and James N Kouckey
Judge Morse signed a decree yesterday divorcing Iva B Koucker from James N Kouckey. The couple married in Pocatello Idaho on January 14 1895 and their grounds included non-support.
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Morse
Iva B. Koucker
James N. Kouckey
Pocatello
Ida
Salt Lake Notes and Local Business Activities
A Salt Lake notes column reports a contract for 700000 brick awarded to Improved Brick Company by contractors building Shey barracks at Fort Douglas. Other items note a Telluride hotel street sale to Mrs HL Moore of Eureka for $5000, John H Bailey arriving from Ann Arbor to practice law in Salt Lake City, and Maj Morgan of the British Army with executives sailing for Yellowstone. The piece lists various social, legal, and civic happenings including treasure theft, insanity examinations, hoodlum protection appeals, insurance agency changes, church growth, and local court actions.
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Shey Barracks
Fort Douglage
Tellurides
Hannah E. Bartlett
HL. W. Moore
Fureka
John H. Bailey
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
Dune Lath
Bailey
Sal Lake
Wag
Hyith
Ana
Counfer
Joseph Guddaré
Mith
Ins
Mayo
Thr O'Dea
B'F. Grant
Dvillinger
Heber J. Grant Co
Will Wood Tebire
Utah
Thority Muly
Ehiteh
Franklin Avenue
Burglar Escape At Dark Jail Break Not Recaptured
A jail escape occurred as prisoners fled after supper leaving a jail door ajar. Allred rushed out ahead of the jailer, with Kimball unlikely to pursue. A separate burglary on Boyd Avenue at Mrs. D. Madsen’s home yielded a gold double case watch but nothing else reported stolen. The intruder appeared familiar with the household routine.
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Allred
Kimball
Ra D. Madsen
Boyd
Miner John Syo Falls to Death at Ola Verdin Workings
John Syo 30, a miner with United States Mining at Bingham, was killed instantly when he fell down an ore chute in the Ola Verdin workings. He was last seen alive at noon and told a companion he was going to eat lunch in the shaft. He was found dead shortly after.
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Bingham
John Syo
United State Minin Company
Syo
Japanese smelter student tours U S copper mines
Jyneuke Jijima of Tokio, a Royal Academy student, visits smelter operations in the United States and Mexico to study copper and gold smelting methods. He toured Colorado and Arizona and notes American cities with taller buildings, uses American machinery, and cites copper mines about 140 miles from Yokohama. Production estimates cited.
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Jyneuke Jijima
Tokio
Japan
Royal Academy
Knutsford
Ai Fewsdeys
Ijima
United State
Mexico
Colorado
Arizons
Old Mexico
Tribune
Yokohama
United States
Induste
An Jijima
Couple-To-Be Watchers Stir Neighborhood On E Street
Residents report a couple of strangers loitering on E street for several nights. The pair, one in worker's clothes, were seen near Mrs. CHE's house between Sixth and Seventh. Ether spilled on the sidewalk and a window at Mrs.ctl's was pried open, though no entry occurred. Police will investigate.
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E Street
T. C. Gaumer
Tien
Owas
Valero
Fourth at Ephraim Fourth of July Celebration Planned
Ephraim June 27 An interesting program has been arranged for the Fourth of July. Forenoon features include children's and men's races and jumping. Afternoon hosts a baseball game between Ephraimed Stockings and Gleveland Commercial of Salt Lake. Evening closes with a grand display, followed by a ball at Peterson Pavilion.
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Ephiram
Ephraimed Stockings
Gleveland
Elch
Salt Lake
Peterson
New Lodge Installs In Springville By I O O F
Independent Order of God Yellows lodge inducted in Springville last night with thirty members present. Grand lodge officers attended and the sergeant at arms was installed. Visiting brothers enjoyed a banquet where grand officers spoke.
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Springville
Independent Order of “God Yellows
Prova
Burglaries Foiled at Park City Depot Incident
In Park City on the 27th an attempted burglary at the ore mine depot failed after burglars fled following a disturbance. One man, Hanley, injured a finger and later his leg was broken, with transport to Holy Cross hospital. Leo Matix, a Salt Lake mining broker, arrived for comment on the incident.
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Park City
Fairward Harris
Daly Worl
Hownis Hanley
al Vance
Eaverdin
de Donoher
Maan
Holy Cross Hospital
Selb
Leo Matix
Salt Lake
Park
Thennyan
Appointment of Henry Writs at Wells Fargo Bank
In San Francisco on the twenty seventh, Henry Writs, longtime cashier of Wells Fargo & Co Bank and an officer of the firm for forty years, has been accepted as president of the Realty Syndicate of Oakland with a salary of 10 000 a year. Wadaworth was recently appointed rivetewrly of the United States executor of the Eppinger gravis dyn.
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San Fravaisco
Dino
Henry
Wella Farge
Anil
Viento
Oakland
Ada
Wadaworth
Notable Captain Caldwell and the Blue Ben’s Clickeng
The passage recalls Captain Caldwell famed for corkfighting tactics during a royal conflict. His troops were known for their daring maneuvers and were nicknamed the Blue Ben’s Clickeng, a label that spread widely among natives of a distant state.
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Royoligion
Caldwell
Caldwrell
Dinwond Siate
A Genin For Friendship In Georgian Era Lively Social Circle
A fragmentary recounting shows a witty tale of a man who valued friendship above all, mingling with beggars and nobles, painters and poets, and forming a lasting bond even unto death. A village anecdote follows about a minister and a parishioner, where a chimney joke and sharp dialogue reveal rustic humor and moral edge.
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Jonson
Walla
Garrick
Bhai
Echolara
England
Booklovers! Magazine
Fragmented dialogue about pets and plans in disjointed text
Partial excerpts show a man compliments a woman and a girl asks about interests. A Boston bull terrier is named Pompey Seipta or Casar while Arthur recalls terrier trials. A woman proclaims happiness with no plans or clubs, planning to clean house and enjoy the day.
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Kamo
Bena
Amy
Pompey
Seipta
Casar
Arthur
Agrippa
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HJ. Baying
Bank of England
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Yellowstony Park
Uto
Angelo Corns
Bingham Dunation
Duatha Willams
Jordan
Dames Allred
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Maisler
Joan
Wilson Bros
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