Prosecution Opening Argument in Adams Case Occurs in Wa
Report of Knight as he argues the Adams murder case before the jury, noting defense tactics, witness testimony, and jury directions. The court adjourned for a midday break with remarks on evidence linking the defendant to Tyler prior to 1908, and questions about the suspect’s connections and duress.
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Attorray Knight
Bookane
Sabo
Spitemoan
Adams
Ozitt
Knight
Gestlermen
Wester Federation
Puu
Tyler
Remens Fund
Marble Creek
Atiatrict
Elinessey
Atoubl
Alent
Aux Bet
Aslan
Polina Chandler
Phillima
Willams
Pat
Weels
Str. Raight
Houston Shooting Incident in March Disturbance
In Houston Texas March d San Kranbe a promisent bien rion business mia was targeted today during a raid by officers who had been searching for two of four men. Two suspects were captured near his area while Kraniy with the amiere meat searched the house for the remaining two. They were on the stairs when a shot was fired from the upper floor, fatally injuring Kranbe.
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Houston
Texas
Isasier
Themen Kranbe
Stolen Horses Linked to Hatters Theft Case
Police traced two young men stealing horses from a barn behind 54 East Pearth Road. Detectives learned of a sale in Murray where Bradford, 22, received $4 for the horses. The pair fled toward Bournemouth as officers closed in on the crime ring.
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Kall Lake
Mate
Pearth Routh Street
Bern
Lonkow
Murray
Hart Ang Folicemap Gatding
Tauad
Bradford
Plumbers Threaten Strike Over Wages In Salt Lake
Salt Lake March 1 The master plumbers threaten a strike if wage raises are not granted The demand targets a daily wage rise to 50 dollars for an eight hour day and a higher pay scale The note says many plumbers refuse contracts after March and claim planned wage increases will delay work The master plumbers foresee no serious trouble and expect protests to slow the industry
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Salt Lake
Wenth
Merrh
Agra
Berta Abetrary
Ontario
Pharma
Fanos
Petia Acompleta
Peruna
Pernna
Hartman
Henry Phat
Newhouses Hotel Plans Stir Balt Lake Rumors
In Balt Lake on March 1 locals debate Samuel Newhouse’s proposed building spree. Residents question impact, taxes, and hotel expansion, with talk of overbuilding and realty developers reshaping Salt Lake’s landscape and population growth.
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Balt Lake
Sarmuel Newhodee
Newhoute
Fatt Lake
Inne
Yna
Henry Tree Cobb
Salt Lake
Interpreter of many tongues exposes immigrant tale in court
A fragmented testimony reveals a Greek Armenian and German speaking man known as Negag who worked as an interpreter and a porter. He recounts deception, a scheme involving a Count, and travel from America to Greece with promises of education and a future in Greece. The court session features a Telegram representative and language notes as evidence.
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Salt Lake
Asbel
Corre
George
Willeisne
Kentuck
America
Greece
Athens
Engarnd
Aterich
Pam Suse
Ocome
Terare
Cresce
Renses
Dangerous "Favorite Prescription" promises cure for women
A fragmented article notes a patent medicine marketed to women, claiming cures for female ailments and boasting testimonials. It references ingredients, packaging, and a pamphlet by labeled experts, while warning of deceptive claims and urging caution about medical misuse.
Interpreter at Large Courts Speaks Greek and German
A report details a figure who served as a Greek and German interpreter in major U.S. courts. He explains delays and his planning to travel to Greece, mentioning conversations with Greek relatives and relatives in American society. He notes fluency in Greek German and Are welan.
William Lewis Adjudged Insane by Court
William Lewis, 96, of Chelenllie, was found insane after a court exam yesterday. Judge Ubisenter ordered him committed to the State Mental Hospital, with Sheriff Charles Sori to transport him. Lewis, a laborer with a wife and nine children, has a history of overwork and stress, with family noting temporary unbalance prior to treatment.
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RieSfeld
Feo
Wiltsm Tewit
Chelenllie
Sis
Ubisenter
Diatelet
J. Hl. Exckeon
G. Hi. Iterbert
Josaph
McGregor
Lewis
Hfe
Boy Missing From Lakehurst to Face County Hospice
A boy from Salt Lake area vanished after leaving home on December 22. He was last seen heading toward a Bat Prisoner and reportedly sought work at several jobs before his disappearance. Harold Corte well authorities report a possible lead near Los Angeles, with a search ongoing for the youth.
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Satt Lake
Harold Cortewell
Froudem
Robert Bherer
Rheumatism remedy claim advertises kidney relief
An advertisement-style text touts a compound claimed to treat rheumatism and bladder troubles by purifying the blood and boosting eliminative organs. It presents a mixture with teasponful dosing after meals, implying quick relief for frequent urination, backache, and scalding. It urges prompt use and references a local patent remedy system.
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Fort Te Galable
Madlréet
Posturs
Family notes on a missing teen and ongoing concerns
A mother describes her son’s extended absences from home after he left to work for the Western Union Telegraph company as a messenger. He began staying out late, then all night, with weeks passing without returning. She notes prior health and behavioral issues and hopes he will return improved, while stressing she did not know his whereabouts until today.
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Los Angeles
Carrawell
Tim
Trara Ag
Western Union
Telegraph
Sion
Tata
Utah House Debates Prison Goods Marking Bill and Memorial
The Utah Legislature reports unfavorably on a prison-made goods marking bill after repeated debate. Representative Kuebler led attempts to reject the committee report while others opposed. A memorial urging Congress to create a Department of Mining was introduced. committees reported on several bills and actions.
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Kuchlera Dil IL
House of Representatives
Kocaler
Dean
Critchlow
Parry
Randall
Dulfen
Fuller
Arts
Wasatch
Unitad
Utah
Meeks
Mt Carmel
Menten
Bard
Bosse
Bensog
Linsident
House of
Aceh
Senate
Congress of the United
Congress
Bible of
United States
Department of Mining
Ann Estuntry
Batton
Roblanon
Kuebler
Marks
Fragmentary wry note on laxatives and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions brom oquinine laxative, a phrase about similarly named se edlen sureties, and references to a "WHITE PACKAGE" and "GROVE" with unclear context. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifiable persons.
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GROVE
Nebraska Official Proposes Route Interference Claim
A Nebraskan official introduces a resolution aimed at diverting Interstate Commerce Commission authority to Inverilade 144 to address concerns over express company business practices. The proposal cites administrative obstruction and seeks a formal remedy through regulatory channels.
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Washington
Renator Burrett
Nebraska
Rensonium
Orson Dr Munn Leads Unclear Race Event in New York
In New York a race or exhibition involving Orson Dr Munn is noted with references to horses or entries such as Urea Magu and Wabera of the Seientists Aperiss. The readable text is fragmented, but identifies a notable participant and competing entities in a dated context.
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Orson DR. Munn
New York
Nunn & Compass
Aperiss
Yast
Tle Bume
Geeit
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