Vessel Struck a Reef Off Hong Kong March 10
Crew of the American bark Alexander McNeil stranded on Prater's Reed near Hong Kong after leaving December 10, drifted ashore, a drunken fight followed the stranding. Sailors endured three weeks on the reef, men missing, carpenters fired at officers, none injured. They were rescued by a weather ship and transported to Hong Kong, then to this port aboard the steamer Constantine.
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Utah Legislature Deliberates Budget and Bills in Session
The Utah Legislature considers state finance and policy bills including water commission changes, tax measures, and public service funding. Senate proposals cover a six member water board, state tax allocations, and public school funding while House actions address road, railroad, and irrigation projects. The floor votes reflect party alignments with several measures advancing or failing amid debate.
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Legislative remarks and proposed bills in state assembly
The record lists several bills and actions including introduction of bills on water boards control, changes in fish and game law, and dentistry practice regulation. Reports favorably noted on multiple bills, with committees advancing health, public health, and educational acts. a conference committee favors waterworks condemnation. Names include Nay, Nawaz, Murdock, Condan, and Johnenn among others.
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Conor
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Foreclosure suit and multiple civil actions filed in district court
A jumble of legal filings reports suits against Henry Js Stebser, Mian Moon, Hightow Boy Cold Mining, Loyder Romney Armetting, and United States Mining. Plaintiffs seek damages from 250 to 10000 for alleged injuries, scaffold collapse, and mining-related harms. One case notes a smelter smoke impact on crops and a broken facial bone from a fall.
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Hightow Boy Cold Mining Company
Lillie Yesturdly
Loyder- Romney-Armetting Company
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United States Mining Company
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Legal notice of suit amid unclear personal claims
A damaged OCR notice describes a court action by Mrs Tengielta Rotemverter and naming Kon ton as a respondent. The text is garbled but implies a civil complaint seeking remedy or relief and references a contract or agreement. The fragmentary filing hints at a claim over property or employment with ensuing legal action.
High School Boy Arrest Shocks Town Theater Incident
A high school student was arrested after an incident near Garwad theater. Charles Smith faced charges including assault and battery following a reported shooting event at the venue. Authorities investigated witnesses and secured the scene.
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Stigh
War Sight
Charles Smith
Garwad Theater
Smith Chargs and Battery
St. Paul Charity Stolen Cash Wipes Out Collection
Report of a Sunday evening collection at St. Paul’s church being stolen. Charitable members say a substantial amount of cash could have been in the contribution basket. Police suspect burglars exploited the anonymous cash drop during the service and urge reporting of any related details.
Young delinquents smash windows in Lin Bryande depot area
Eugene Smith and Leonard Bowers aged sixteen developed a plan to break windows at Lin Bryande depot area. Police estimated around one hundred panes damaged by the pair over the past week with fifty smashed in a single Sunday. Alice Davis reported the destruction and the youths were detained at the Fpative station after police intervened.
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Bryande
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Unclear Salt Lake Meeting Notes Prompt Local Contention
Fragmented OCR notes from Salt Lake area discuss ventral ally and devices, with references to Ching Devils and Homie. Mentions Salt Lake County Medical Board, Commercial Club session, and new representative Aileen Malorne in Salt Lake City with unclear actions and outcomes.
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Aileen Malorne
Salt Lake City
Uncommon Cold Leads to Consumption Warning
A reader warns that a common cold can mask dangerous illness like consumption. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure, citing personal success and urging consumers to avoid inferior remedies. The testimonial highlights respiratory disease, bodily emaciation, and the claim of restoring health with the product.
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Announcement of Aileen Maclean's Illness and Surgery
De. Mae Joni received a telegram announcing Aileen Maclean suffered an attack of appendicitis. She left seminary at Monticello to undergo treatment, was moved to St Louis where Dr Mudd performed the operation Friday night. Maclean reached St Louis yesterday morning and found his daughter recovering slowly.
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Aileen
Monticello
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Railroads Win In Hearings On Ticket Scalpers
A court ruling yesterday in a wartime era case upheld railroads over ticket scalpers at the World’s Fair. Judges found the Western Association acted within federal powers to regulate non transferable fares and barred scalpers from buying or selling World’s Fair tickets. The decision limited enforcement to rail lines involved and warned against further scalping tactics in the market.
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Baking fay promises fresh daily goods and varied treats
The notice touts a selection of baking supplies including sugar currants raisins and mincemeat as part of a busy day’s offerings. It emphasizes prompt service and consistently fresh products from the provider.
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