Local Estate Case Seeks Resolution Amid Disputes
Selit Lake News reports J J Daly as plaintiff in a property dispute over a pack estate with lawyer McCatsick yielding response. The case includes mentions of Mrs. Anua Radley, Brown, and Mrs. Frandley with a 1902 deed filing and a 1000 dollar appraisal. The Brown family faces questions about rights of way and improvements as recorded May 12th.
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Anua Radley
Lakeesseine
Shale
Uaigdy Sethi Krowny
Lda
Tuulley
Ghee
Brown
Jivar
Frrndley
Lsilays Jdn
Arthur Brow
Metels
Hajnow
Fatme
Mining suit centers on alleged blackmail over mining divorce
In a district court hearing, mining figure Bohn Daly testified about a halted blackmail scheme linked to a divorce, naming attorneys V. J. Daly and Frank Guslie as claimants for fees. He described efforts to block payments and expose irregularities amid a Benton County dispute involving Moore and a former spouse, with references to alleged bribes and courtroom strategy.
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Bohn J. Daly
Monte
Dormer Tiaband
Bob
Daly
Rank Anetin
J. Daly
Klaows
Moore
Hostan
Continant Daly
Plor
Endued men and law on Utah land wealth claim
The text recounts a chaotic court scene with defense and prosecutor debate over damages and reasonable services, a burglary and escape, sheriff action in Tooele County about farm land and irrigation, and Senator Whitmore advocating Utah's arid lands as a source of wealth with irrigation and farming potential.
Morro Tabernacle Opening A Benefit Event Planned
The Morro Tabernacle will be opened on June 11 for a benefit to Ratholies. President Smith offered the Tabernacle to AM Mallows college for the opening exercise honoring the venue known as heater Al Hallowe. Fathers Guinan and Murphy plan an entertainment worthy of the occasion with D. Leyla Browne secured after lengthy correspondence.
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Morro Tabernacle
Bac
Smith
AM Mallows College
Dollean Dunes
al. Hallowe
Guinan Atd
Murphy
East Tale Theater
Supreme Court reverses ruling in Brooks versus Western Union
The Supreme Court overturned a lower court ruling in the case of R Brooks & Sony against Western Union Telegraph Co. The plaintiffs claimed damages for failure to deliver messages affecting a cattle deal worth 281 horse at $1 per head. The high court held the company liable for damages beyond the lower court amount, upholding the necessity to deliver messages with due care.
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R. Brooks & Sony
Western Union Telegraph Company
Failute
Jtyara
Teleraph
Lhe Gompany
Sculata
Justies McCarty
USA
Plainkit
Webuanon
Dawages
Fur Iinery Trint
Pleads Not Guilty in Danish Court Scandal
Martius Olsen was arraigned on a charge of undue intimacy with a married woman, following a complaint by the husband Jens Ander Werland. A divorce suit by Mrs. Tanaca is pending in Ula District Court, and Olsen’s bail was set at ninety.
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Tuige
Martius Olsen
Das Hanson
Jens I
Anderbur Werland
Tanaca
Ula
Oigen
Dudge TanaIeFy
Marons Good Time At Ancient Scottish Rite Reunion
The first reunion of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Masonry in the city featured a grand banquet and a social hall event. About 200 attendees enjoyed toasts, an orderly program led by Judge Powers as toastmaster, and flowing oratory by Christenson’s speakers, in a cheerful, well-run gathering.
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Christenson
Judge Powers
State Experiment Farms Move Toward Dry Lands
Renator Whitmore and Yrafs Merril of the State Agricultural College arrived in Salt Lake City after a tour of Utah counties. The committee selected Livigounty and Tron County for experiment farms on dry lands, within the legislature’s allotment. Co operation with counties could allow five or nine farms, with savings from shared costs and local support.
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Renator
Whitmore and
Yrafs
Merril
Dar Wadtsoopf
State Agricultural College
Salt Lake City
Lvigounty
Tron County
Legialatura
Ateso Fara
Widow's share suit against Park estate answered
W S McGurrick filed an answer to Annie Hilton's amended complaint seeking widow's share of John R Park estate. He denies Mrs Hilton was or ever was his wife and argues there was no ceremony to be called wife. He contends Hilton should abandon the claim as dishonorable to Park's heirs and seeks to be forever barred from any interest. The matter awaits Supreme Court action on distribution.
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W.S. McGurrick
Annie F. A. Hilton
John R. Park
Tifton Ataw
Ahn H. Park
Aheo
Alan
Eutat
Supreme Court
Strikes Averted as Building Trades Reach Accord
US union and TS recognition reached after tense talks. A potential eight hour day plan and a $4.50 per day wage scale were discussed, with twelve workers to begin when operations resume and end when the planer stops. The agreement acknowledges the Towaneyinen Stoncentrare Association of North America.
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Waati
Stoncentrare’ ‘Association of North America
Shortage at Jondity station presses ore output
Limited railway facilities curtail daily ore from United States company at Bingham prov station. Expect relief when readjustment completes in tune, with 160 perings? 9 record. superintendent Mayberry notes a new disclosures and group jouger labeled as attacks, while further disclosures hint at a potentially exhaustless ore body.
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United States Company
Jondity
Mayberry
le Ineal
Teder
Jouger
Man Detained After Incident on City Street
Henry Shrock, a late employee, was picked up near First South and State Streets yesterday morning with a damaged shoulder. He said a companion named Allred lives on Second East between Second and Third South Streets. Shrock slipped and fell. Dr Wood treated him briefly before leaving for breakfast. He later claimed to have been robbed of a watch. Police took up the matter, noting Shrock appeared intoxicated while lying in the street.
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Henry Shrock
First South
Alreets
Hyaa
Allred
Second
Shrock
Alfred
Wood
Flood
Pang
Utah Christian Benevolent State Convention Planned
Salt Lake notes report limited recruitment after first visit with only one applicant passing medical tests. George W. Brimsey is named as a second class recruit. The fifteenth annual Utah Christian Benevolent convention will convene in Springville, with details to be announced.
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George W. Brimsey
Jiversan Second Clase
Utah Christian Badenvor Wien
Springville
Quits a large delegation to attend convention report
A large delegation quits to attend a Fras ie party convention with plan to propose a new constitution. Dr. A Z Mosmer and Dr. di Gi Htini¢ oversee health commission. Mr. Brtawarl supports cautious policy delays changes until office inspection. A near-miss accident and a fatal fall from a tree are noted. Elks club gathering features Harry Carson Clark and Arbus Warde jd. Judge Powers as moderator. A man suffers a compound leg fracture after a tree collapse, treated by Dr. Worthington.
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Btawarl
Bond
A. Z. Mosmer
Staward
Elks' Club
Harry Carson Clark
Arbus Warde Jd
Judge Powers
Charley Wrights
Lng
al W. B Wright
Sir Mark's Hospital
Miss Myrtle Stonebraver Dies After Operation
A misspelt early 20th century news item reports Myrtle Stonebraver dying from a medical operation. Levi Green is found dead in Park City in May. A child fallen into a creek near the Uplativ bridge is described, with the drowning or neck entanglement noted as the cause.
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Myrtle Stonebraver
Baaly, Dikmuposea
Levi Green
Tragic Death After Appended Surgery For Appendicitis
A young woman died suddenly after an attempted appendicitis operation in New York City. Doctors found the illness had not fully cleared and that the procedure led to fatal complications. Her family, previously unaware of her illness, mourns as friends express shock. The mother’s mental state is noted as strained amid the tragedy.
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Rk City
Teylurist Troveland
Found Dead In Cabin In Eureka Death From Natural Causes
William Morenz, about 70, long a Eureka resident, was found dead in his cabin near the Bul lion Deck mine by Gus Iranko. The door was forced open and the body showed advanced decomposition after over a week. Morenz had no known relatives and was a county charge. the remains will be interred by the county.
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Eureka
Phe
William Morenz
Gus Iranko
Morenz
Les
Court at Logan Hears Annin B Warner v Dowdell and Towndell
In Logan May MW Indee Jobin FB presided over the Sixth Judicial district. The plaintiff seeks recovery for a disputed thirty acre parcel believed to have been misrecorded. The judge reviewed filings and advised further action. Dowdell and Towndell face related procedural questions and potential motions.
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Logan
Indee Jobin FB
Chichester
Firat
Annin B. Warner
Johan C. Dowdell
Mary Annn Towndell
Sevka
Laine
Saen
Tiefore
Judiu Hick
Rohkere Meonntel
Jes Tay
Shire Industrial School
Careigil
George W. Davin
George W. Davin Waged Itoud
Vite
Mary Kraus Mey Salamines
EROS
Iliroren
Secure grading contract in Springville may 14
Springville officials announce a secure grading contract after traveling to California for inspection. The Springville Chauting Company executives, including manager and secretary, confirm work on timber valuation, line defects, and delivery plans. The firm intends to ship and begin work within the year with Diamond Mateh Company as an associated party.
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Springville
Lom Laytance
Add Fh
Tk Chaintall
Springvily Chauting Company
Valifirsia
Inok
Anniy vaTirond
California
Sarthwerdern
Iumbay Nations
Diamond Mateh Company
Che Con Pony
Unclear case details of a fatal assault and cause
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a fatal attack with a stone and possible choking. French notes marks matching a prior time, unable to determine cause. A witness hints the girl may have been choked unconscious or dead before the stone strike.
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Kven
Etchllya Mints
STCCUMBED TO WOUND May 14 Levi Suicide Incident
A fragmentary report notes LeviDC, believed to be Layton, died by self-inflicted harm yesterday. Police and witnesses conveyed a shocked community reaction as details remain unclear in the scattered text. Local authorities are reviewing the case for motive and context.
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Layton
Levi
Deaths at Spanish Fork and surroundings
Death notices from Spanish Fork and nearby areas report the passing of 15 year old William W. Hughes son of David Hughes due to typhoid fever. Other fragmented lines mention Ada Reckatend and a newborn child’s birth, with additional unclear details from the afternoon.
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Forkye
Wiliam W. Hughes
David Hughes
Dedication of a School Held in Homestead
Pittsburg May 1 The dedication of the Charles M L Sehub Mamuidi Training school will be held Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sehbab will be Homestead’s guests with many friends from New York attending. A parade is planned with about 15000 men expected to participate.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
Charles ML. Sehub
Gaturilay
Mra. Sehwab
New York
Thief Confesses Motive In Fancy Deliberate Theft Tale
A quirky British tale recounts a thief who claims he steals not for greed but for the tactile joy of craft. He explains he enjoys working with his fingers and describes a sequence of pickpocketing a watch, then recounts a police capture and a surprising royal promotion within a regiment.
Fragmentary Note of a Military Event
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wyederick the Great of Prufay and a pursuit with a stick, implying a military evaluation or chase gone awry. Names are unclear, but the tone resembles a disrupted historical battlefield note with some action described.
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Wyederick the Great
Prufay
Bim
Burleigh and Stsonant Dialogue Noted by Yonkers Statesman
A fragment records Burleigh and Stsonant exchanging comments on attire and gait. Patrice suggests she was talking, while a judge laughs at the scene. The Yonkers Statesman notes the odd exchange and mock formalities.
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Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Ready For Raster Dencon Dobbs-wWilktiaw
The text presents fragmented lines about a teller receiving $10 and a partial note of $5 from someone. A mention of William and new hats and a Chicago New tag appears as stray fragments with no clear events or context to form a coherent report.
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Wilium
Chicago
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Arthur Brown
Mrs. Bradley
J J Daly
Lawytre-McCatsick
Jean
Electric Company
Chas. C. A. Lindquist
Undertaker
Washington
Mensa
Wildge Bireet
Tage Stryder
Hutchinnan
Defanac
Phry
Berglan
Georges Bast
Tome
Nesida
Beal
Illeir
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Whitmore Paz Thare
Tooele
Milaw Jong
Flega Milea
Svery Thor
Genne Yalloss
Parowat
Baeninute
Whitmore
Utah
Ory
TATAL
Marons
State Experiment Farms
Park
Usion
Iuer
Saltlake
de Stente Aft Aa
Pamsale
Naor
Moul Ehak
S. J. Burt
BROS
Ninth Weat
Third South
News OF the
Ekty
CABIN
Tost Mortam
Tatiana
Ohio
Pep Tins
Agata
Pxliniinmi Rose Tenbay
B. Kupperheimner & Co
Las Washington
Ogden
York
Dedia'ton
Tougch
Plepocker
Drupkard
Giajesti
Alton
Haring Hark Grimm
Dion Shiela
Tne Coleation
Che
Ser Bay Moi
Votler
Eiamines
Mellon
Meek, Bus
Gror
Sint Sean
Last
Thomas
Burleigh
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