Governor Cosgrove Dies in Paso Robles After Illness
Washington Governor Cosgrove, struck by kidney trouble and heart failure, died at Paso Robles Hot Springs California at 3 30 this morning. He had recently been inaugurated and endured strain from the campaign before recuperating here with Mrs Cosgrove and Dr Frank W Sawyer. Lieutenant Governor Hay acts as successor in Olympia and Cosgrove’s death ends a tense bid for reelection.
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Paso Robles
Cal
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Washington
Bright
Paso Robles Hot Springs
Olympia
aMece
Thom
Frank W Sawyer
Cosgrove
Wash
Dave
California
M. E. Hay
Hay
Crown Prince Renunciation Read Before Assembly in Belgrade
Belgrade on March 28 reports that Crown Prince George renounced his right of succession. King Peter accepted the renunciation and named Alexander, the king’s second son, as heir. Both communications were approved by the national assembly.
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Belgrade
George
National Assembly
Peter
Alexander
Acknow
Conference Aims at Settlement of Bosnia Crisis
The text reports Servia failing in contentions against Austria Hungary and accusing Russian foreign minister M Lawolicky of treachery. It notes Russia’s role in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a misfortune and disgrace. British and French ministers met the Russian foreign minister to prepare for a formal conference likely to settle the dispute.
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Servia
Austria Hungary
M_ Lawolicky
Russia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
State Engineer Notice of Water Claim by Chester Coulter
State Engineer Caleb Tanner publishes notice that Chester E. Coulter seeks to take two cubic feet per second of spring water in Weber County Utah for irrigation of 120 acres from April to November and domestic uses year round. Protest affidavits required within 30 days after notice publication.
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East Lake City
Utah
Chester E. Coulter
Ogden
Weber County
Township 6
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Salt Lake Dace
State Engineer’s
Caleb Tanner
Mining activity grows in Utah Four Mile district
Salt Lake reports strong interest in Four Mile near Black Rock with engineer W A Marshall leading surveys and mining camps forming. Utah Mines Investment, Walter James and a Los Angeles syndicate back major development as Cripple Creek style gold finds attract Cripple Creek miners and a planned April arrival to launch exploitation.
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Salt Lake
Republican
Utah
Four Mile
Black Rock
W. A. Marshall
Utah Mines Investment Company
Walter James
Marshall
Bradshaw Ranch
Minera
Beaver
Cripple Creek
Colorado Camp
Zenoli likely to have two mines
The Zenoli Silver-Copper company, working 75 feet underground and with over $50,000 in ore shipped, advances development that may open extensive ore bodies below the old tunnel and yield a new mine. A White Rooster tunnel and a 240 foot fissure indicate promising ground. the two fissures dip toward each other, suggesting larger ore at depth. An assessment of two cents a thare funds the work, with new directors pushing rapid development.
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Zenoli Silver-Copper Company
White Rooster
Zenoll
Zenoli Company
Salt Lake Health Board Reports Week Ended March 26 1909
The Salt Lake city health board weekly report shows births 28 with 19 males and 19 females. Deaths reached 29 with 15 males and 14 females. Contagious diseases increased notably with smallpox up from 9 to 20 and scarlet fever from 20 to 26.
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Salt Lake
City Board of Health
Comprehensive Scottsrtem Offers Complete Medical and Surgical Care
A model system provides full equipment and appliances and a complete list of experienced specialists for the treatment of chronic ailments. It covers the most difficult cases whether medical or surgical, ensuring expert care across specialties.
Diphtheria Measles and Whooping Cough Reported Weekly
Six diphtheria cases, one measles, and one pertussis noted, risking 53 weekly cases. By week end, 40 houses quarantined for smallpox, 54 for scarlet fever, and 10 for diphtheria. The isolation hospital housed nine patients, unchanged from last week.
Brigham Social News Lists Local Visitors
Brigham residents hosted and visited many guests from Salt Lake Ogden Malad Bear River City and nearby towns this week. Notables include Peters Peterson Holst Lund Young and Keller as well as business visitors Wilcox Bentle Boden Anderson Cropley Burton and Mortensen.
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Solomion Wixon
J.A. Wixon
Garland
D. B. Marble
Deweyville
Utah
Ann Peck
Malad
Lin
Daniel L. Reeder
Annie Myers
Salt Lake
Jennie Olsen
Esther Jones
Malad City
Bywater
Alma Nelson
Bear River City
Joseph F. Quist
Nielson
E. C. Wilcox
Loenan
Brigham
Nations
Europe
Thomas Cropley
Corinne
Ely
J. H. Burton
Park Valley
Louis Sets
Point Lookout
Petey Mortensen
Elwood
Death of Willard Resident Eleanor Call
Eleanor Call 64 wife of Omer Call died at home in Willard after two months of illness from stomach cancer. She leaves a husband and eleven children including seven survivors and two sons who are attorneys in Brigham City. funeral Sunday at 2 in the ward meeting house as her husband Omer lies ill and may be greatly affected by the loss.
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Willard
Eleanor Call
Omer Call
Call
Handsome Dining Cars for Orecon Short Line
A vivid description compares a New York style dining car to the ones seen attached to the rear of No. 7, the Butte and Portland Express, as it departed Salt Lake City on the Oregon Short Line. The passage highlights luxury railway dining transported across the country by steam.
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Salt Lake Tribune
New York City
Butte and
Portland Express
Three new dining cars for St Louis and Colorado Limited
The Oregon Short Line and Standard Pullman unveil three new diners built for the St Louis and Colorado Limited. Cars 380 361 and 362 measure seventy two feet and six inches with mahogany interiors and oak pantries. Each seats thirty and features modern heating cooling and lighting with a front buffet for drinks and a spacious kitchen on the rear.
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Oregon Short Line
Standard Pullman Company
Salt Lake City
St. Louis & Colorado Limited
St. Louis
Portland Gateway
Union Pacific
Oregon
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
United States
Pintech
Iney
Oregon Short Line Company
Manogany
Sin
Salt Lake
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Ad Published
One day cold remedy promoted by druggists offering a refund if no cure. Advertises E. W. Grove signature on each box and a price of 25 cents. Contains bold claims of rapid relief from a common cold.
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E. W. Grove
Miller McIntosh Defends Integrity in Fight Picture Plans
New York report portrays Hugh D. McIntosh as a blunt, straightforward man who rejects any idea of mutilating fight pictures. Interviewed in his Hotel Astor suite, he answers critics with direct language and emphasizes clear, complete portrayals of boxing events.
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New York
Spertsmen
Hugh D. McIntosh
Sydney
Burns Johnson
Hotel Astor
Moclntosh
Kernel
Tommy Burns Seeks Rematch With Johnson
Chicago March 29 Tommy Burns has sent a letter from Australia via L i Harley offering to box Jack Johnson again. He expresses confidence he can win and meet Johnson once more.
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Tommy Burns
Johnson
Chicago
Australia
L.i Harley
Jack Johnson
Probate and Guardianship Notices For Elizabeth Lynch Estate
District Court Weber County Utah notices creditors to present claims by the 24th day of December at the office of Agee and McCracken in Ogden City Utah. The undersigned invites consultation with the county clerk or respective signer for further information.
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Weber County
Utan
Elizabeth A .Lynch
Agee & McCracken
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Moving Pictures as Means of Identifying Aliens
New York March 29 Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner Whos urges that federal authorities film every immigration admitted to the port. Immigration Commissioner Watchorn has the matter under advisement. After the Palmero police lieutenant Petrosina’s assassination the drive against undesirable foreigners, especially Italians, intensifies. Moving pictures could be taken from profiles and front views of immigrants, with one set kept by immigration officers and duplicates sent to police in this and other cities and to foreign governments.
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New York
Whos
Watchorn
Petrosina
Palermo
Ioia
Permanent Headquarters for Casual Laborers
Chicago reports a plan for a permanent gathering place for casual laborers with care and cash support. J Earls notes lumber and railroad camps bring large sums into the city yet funds are spent in destitution. How aims to solve unemployment and temperance together, with a nationwide meeting planned in New York in late May.
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Chicago
J Earls
Mr. How
New York
Public Works Hope Amid Ongoing Debates
A fragment notes efforts to spur public works through renewed discussion and potential action. The sense is of formal deliberation and cautious optimism about job-creating projects.
Actor Daniel Sully Delivers Grief During The Matchmaker
In San Francisco on March 2, Daniel Sully faced a sorrowful onstage moment during The Matchmaker at the American Theater. A telegram from his Woodstock wife announcing his mother’s Newport death arrived mid performance, and the stage manager sent it in, prompting Sully to continue the show while deeply affected.
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San Francisco
Mr. Sully
Burglar Wore Red Mask, Escaped From Lexington Avenue Home
New York police puzzled by a burglar who entered the home of Sire Cravalitz on Lexington Avenue yesterday. The intruder wore two masks, an outer crimson one, as he grabbed the resident by the throat and escaped after a struggle by sliding down a vine.
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New York
Sire
Lene Cravalitz
Lexington Avenue
Another Black Hand Murder in Brooklyn
Police face another Black Hand matter after a man’s body was found in a Brooklyn vacant lot. The victim, Salvatore Mela, appears about 25, with multiple knife wounds and bullet damage.
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New York
Mao
Brooklyn
Salvatore Mela
St Bernard Jumps From Bridge to Its Death
Two young girls near the Brooklyn Bridge narrowly escaped harm when a large dog plunged from the bridge to the sidewalk below. The stray St Bernard, appearing to have leaped into the river air, was found dead at the scene as a crowd gathered.
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Bridge 70
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Justice Horach Dies Conducting Funeral in Santa Clara Cemetery
Horach a former Santa Clara County Justice of the Peace collapsed and died while leading the funeral service for his brother at Santa Clara Cemetery. The death was caused by a heart attack according to early reports.
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San Jose
Cal
Fmft- Horach
Justice of the Penor of
Santa Clara
4& Brother
Odd Fellow
Mason
Santa Clara Cemetery
Oldest G A R Member Dies in Chicago
Chicago observes the death of Justue D. Andrus born 1414, believed oldest G A R member. He served as second lieutenant in the 124th Minnesota volunteers during the Civil War. H J Nebeker from Logan visited Cache Valley friends yesterday.
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Chicago
Justue D. Andrus
G A. R. Dided
Mr. Andrus
124Th Minnots Volunteers
H. J. Nebeker
Logan
Cache Valley
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