Granted Divorce Sparks Court Decree for Mae Foote
Mae Foote has been granted a divorce from George Foote and the decree was filed yesterday morning. Adversiner must file copies for Evening Standard the evening before publication. War a caspal visitor at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. Funeral for Mrs Farrow held yesterday at 2 o clock at the Watch ward meeting house with Bishop Alma Keyes presiding. speakers included Samuel Dye and George Kendall.
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Mae Foote
George Foote
A. T. Anderson
Salt Lake City
Court House
Farrow
Alv
Marie Farrow
Wlateh Ward
Alma Keyes
Ward
Samuel Dye
George Kendall
A. Fennellys
John Knowles
Robert Gale
Bishop Keyes
Large attendance at Tunera funeral and cemetery interment
The obituary notes a large turnout of friends at the Tunera service with burial in Uintah cemetery. The piece also mentions local matters including city waterworks plans for a 20 million gallon reservoir and upcoming park and lecture notices.
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Phy
Uintah Cemetery
E-Z
Kelly
Geo. J. Kelly
City Waterworks Committee
Parker
Bee sting therapy for rheumatism tested at Roosevelt Hospital
Dr Arthur W Swann of Massachusetts conducts bee sting experiments at Roosevelt Hospital New York proposing counter irritation and uric acid antidote effects. He reports temporary improvement in four obstinate rheumatic cases and plans to treat sixty to seventy patients to reach a conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Arthur W. Swann
The
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Massachusetts
Big Boyhood
de. Swann
Los Angeles Board Orders Indigent Sick Returned Home
Los Angeles officials voted to send indigent patients lacking funds back to their homes if warranted by their condition To prevent the city from becoming a dumping ground for penniless tubercular and ill persons the move follows a charity board request regarding Mr Zabarow of Alabama and his family who are here as public charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Board of Supervisors
Board of Charity
Zabarow
Alabama
Yabalow
Mrs Hetty Green’s Quiet Move Shocks Observers
New York report says Mrs. Hetty Green has secretly moved from her Hoboken flat, after plans for an earlier May 1 departure were dropped. The longtime widow’s quiet relocation leaves observers unsure of her new address, noted as known only to close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hetty Green
Hoboken
Kidnaping Bill Seeks Death Penalty in Senate
Harrisburg March 24 a bill to make kidnaping a felony punishable by death was introduced in the senate tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Governor Spry vetoes three major bills in Utah session
Governor William Spry vetoed the county option liquor, Des Moines system for Salt Lake, and fire and police commissions bills before the adjournment. He cited constitutional issues and avoidance of a clash over post adjournment legality, signaling potential special session questions and impact on the general appropriations bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spry
Des Moines
Salt Lake
Roosevelt to Hunt Africa Wildlife Along Uganda Railway
The Roosevelt Smithsonian African Expedition will travel six months along the Uganda railway in East Africa to collect specimens for the Smithsonian. They land at Mombasa April 21 aboard the German East Africa line and proceed toward Machakos for a fortnight with Sir Alfred Pease before venturing deeper into the jungle and plains in search of rare game.
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Kilindiol
Ennet
Kitimanjare
Africa
Hugh Sugar
Roosevelt
Undulabhoe
Taazo Setion
Travo
Uganda
Makinda
Mombasa
Nairobi
British East Africa Protectorate
Natrobi
Port Florence
Lake Victoria
Nyanza
Kihuyo
Great Rift Valley
Jhilla
Forest
Grasn
Nakuro
Mount Elgon Fe
Victoria
Entebbe
Lake Albert
Congo
Nile
Khartoum
Mediterranean
British East Africa
Smithsonian African
Wld
Mr. Roosevelt
Smitheonian Institution
Washington
Mr Roosevelt
Roogevelt
Leland City
Brithed East Africa
Sir William Mackinnon
East Africa
Kilindini
Saliaburry Bridge
Ieland
Chantyamys
Roosevelt Huntera
Machakos
Sir Alfred Pease
America
Abred
Changamwe
Reduction in grain rates decided upon
New York March 23. A reduction in grain rates from the Great Lakes to New York to meet the foreign water was decided upon at a trunk lines association meeting. The new rate will be announced today and take effect when Great Lakes navigation opens. The move responds to shipping protests from Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia and aims to restore grain trade to New York and Atlantic ports previously diverted to Montreal.
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New York
Great Lakes
Trunk Lines Association
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Montreal
Europe
White Star
Veseela
Canadian
Insects Carry Disease Cause Economic Loss Says Expert
Washington reports Dr. L. R. Howard of the Bureau of Entomology warns that disease carrying insects inflict major economic damage. He cites New Jersey dairy land setbacks due to mosquitos and notes yellow fever malaria typhoid and other diseases spread by insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
L. ©. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department of Agriculture
New Jersey
Howard
Rocky Mountains
Big mining suit in Goldfield filed for damages
Los Angeles March 23 A suit for 502000 in damages has been filed at Goldfield by D Mackenzie Co against Goldfield Mohawk Mining Co and George Wingfield and James T Davis The action grows from an earlier suit by Goldfield Mohawk agent D Mackenzie Co and Frances Mohawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Goldfield
D. Mackenzie & Company
Goldfield-Mohawk Mining Company
George Wingfield
James T. Davis
Goldfield-Mohawk Agéniet D. Mackenozle & Co
Frances Mohawk
Approval of Important Bills by Governor Spry
Governor Spry approved a broad slate of bills including a state bounty fund and conservation measures. The action covers automobile licensing in counties, state aid for high schools, a state armory board, and multiple amendments to Utah laws.
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Spry
Thornley
Davis County
Collec
Salt Lake
Ogden
Governor Laust
Senate
Kuchler
Congress
Seely
Utah
Seattle
West
Utah Commission For the Blind
H. B
Williame
Hinh
Williams
Utah Art Institute
Burton
Pope
Russell
Bonner X. Smith
Anda
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Henrie
Ulan
Hyde
Dairy and Food Bureau
Williama
Salt Lake City
Bullen
True Loos
The
Agricultural College
Badger
Ashton
WilMame
National Guard of
Benner X. Smith
Miller
Laws and notices on Utah state fees and employment acts
Compiled laws of Utah fix state secretary fees and employment periods for workers in mills and smelters. Includes organization and regulation of county insurance against fire loss. Also an advertisement for Manzan Pile Remedy with claims of immediate relief for piles, sold by Geo. F. Cave and Depot Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Secretary of State
McNae
Hahsens
Manzan
Geo. IF
Cave and Depot Drug Store
Ida M Driver Becomes Mrs William B Pearson
The Santa Monicas Evening Journal reports Miss Ida M Driver of Ogden Utah married William J Pearson at the bride’s winter home 45 Howe Avenue Los Angeles officiated by Rev J B Bringhurst. The couple will honeymoon south then reside in Salt Lake City with guests from Utah.
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Santa Monies
Cal
Ida M. Driver
William Driver
Ogden
Ida M Driver
Utah
William J. Pearson
Howe Avenue
Uharon of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
J. B. Bringhurst
Los Angeles
Ogden, Utan
George Driver
W. W Burton
Pearl
Ruben F. Burton
AT Wright
Rachal
Florence Wright
Lawrence Wright
D. H. Peery
David Eccles
Sidney Stevens
Major Breeden
Jonu EK. Bagley
William Pearce
George Poulter
Aaron Jackson
A. V. Kirby
Charles Andrews
Josephine
Nellie Andrews
Ruth Townsend
E. D. Raddon
Clartsen Naddon
J. J. Daynes
Jos. E. Robinson
G. G. van
Emma Lindsey
Will Send Stable of Trotters to Europe
Cleveland reports C. K. Billings will ship his entire stable of trotters to Europe in early April. The horses Louie Dillon Tempus Fugit Fleming Boy Turley Berta Man and Dellehbt will go direct to Berlin for exhibition appearances with limited prizes. Billings will travel by yacht Vanadis and may appear at select race meetings for exhibitions only.
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Cleveland
C. K. Billings
Chicago
Europe
Billings
Berlin
West End
Louie Dillon
W. J. Lewis
Tempus Fugit
Fleming Boy
Turley
Berta Man
Dellehbt
Atlantic
Calling of Patrolmen Is to Be Facilitated
Salt Lake announces a city wide red light signal system to speed patrols to headquarters in emergencies. Lights on electric heat poles at central corners will be operable from the sergeant's desk, signaling officers on their beats to reach superiors immediately. The plan follows burglar calls when reserve officers were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Ogden
Jeffries Offered $100000 for Fight in Chattanooga
Chattanooga capitalists proposed a purse of $100000 for an eight round bout between Jack Johnson and James J Jeffries in Chattanooga Tennessee. State law allows only short contests. Jeffries in Poston said he would not fight unless in night shape.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Poston
Jeffries
Gentemen
Tennessee
Aveir
British Ambassador 15 In Berkley
Berkley reports that James Bryce the British ambassador to the United Kingdom arrived in Berkley on March 22 for a diplomatic visit. He planned talks with local officials and to tour cultural sites while in the city.
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Berkley
James Bryce
The
United
Ambassador Bruce to Speak at Berkeley Charter Day
Statesman arrives in Berkeley to deliver the annual charter day address at the University of California. He stays with British Consul Walter Richey Hearn. the ambassador declines press interviews to prepare his Berkeley lectures for the Pacific Theological Society on religion and civilization, hosted by President Wheeler.
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States
Berkley
University of California
Walter Richey Hearn
Hearn
Brrce
Berkeley
Pacific Theological Et
Wheeler
Drunk and Mendicant Sentenced in Quick Municipal Case
The morning docket saw two prisoners, Thomas Scott and Frank Wareer. Scott pled guilty to mendicancy and drew a fifteen day sentence. Wareer admitted drunkenness and received five days in jail unless he forfeited the equivalent cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Scott
Scott
Frank Wareer
Representative Loudenslager Proposes Seat Drawing Reform
After 1b years in Congress Representative Loudenslager of New Jersey introduces a resolution to end pot luck seating. He proposes drawing seats by length of service rather than chance, claiming current lottery keeps members on the back bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Lougenslager
New Jersey
Loudenslager
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Moth ers are urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for fever teething disorders and stomach issues. The remedy is described as pleasant to taste harmless with over 10 000 testimonials and claims to break up colds in 24 hours. Sold by druggists for 26c. Ask today. Don’t accept any substitute.
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Toggery
Washington Avenue
Ind
Bell
Business Office
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Evening Standard
Jameen Marriott
Warren Road District
Rock Springs
Crede Gate
Snd
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
Jack Springs
Kemmerer
M. L Jnnea Coal Co
Taft
Globe Theatre
Phraicians
Aria
PEERY
Grass Creek
Castre Gate
Huck Springs
Alwava
Consumers’ Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Mer
City Park Commissioners
J. S Lewis
Board of Park Commissioners
Frank Driggs
Thomas Carr
F J.B. Foulger
Professor Drigga
Kodak
Tripp Studio
Pfinchot
Wheelwright Bros
Oy Vara
Sara Ba Ae Ee
Goldfield, New
Gov. Spry
Conservation Board
Thompson
WM. B. Pearson
Mandy Lee
Chas. F. Grout
Twenty-fourth Street
J. S. Lewis & Company Jewelers and Opticians
Riverdale High Patent
Vienna Cafe
Broom
Lee, Foon & Tom
Bell Phone
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