Two attempts to wreck Salt Lake electric plant
Two nighttime attempts sought to disable Salt Lake Citys light and power station on Second East Street. An attack on a high tension line and a switch operation aimed to plunge the city into darkness, but both were stopped in time. Manager Campbell says sympathetic striking workers may be involved. authorities offer a reward for apprehension. Shortly after, street lights in the eastern part of the city were cut, leaving some areas briefly in darkness.
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Rela Mass
Thatcher
Staaliimx
Salt Lake
1 Uhh Light & Power Company
Second Hast
Balt
Ehat
Campbell
Mons
Cni
Lima
Tosthaclen
Tarany
No Partnership in Saloon Case Verdict Finds No Partnership
In the case of A Maginness versus WT Vincent the plaintiff claimed the defendant, a partner in the Bingham Aviation saloon business, had vanished and owed receipts. Judge Wall yesterday delivered a verdict for the defendant and the court held the evidence did not prove a partnership, dismissing the attempt to appoint a receiver.
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A. Maginness
WT. Vincent
Bingham Aviation
Tadge Wall
Tenton
Contempt ruling in Larson versus Smith case
The defendant Anning M. Larson versus Matthew Smith faced a contempt finding yesterday by Judge Uall. Smith allegedly diverted water from an irrigation ditch near Kael Mill Crook, violating an order, and the amounts were reportedly turned over to Deputy Sheriff Boolly with the BiNLO Wasl Poul.
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Anning M. Larson
Matthew Smdith
Uall
Kael Mill
Crook
Smith
Smith Soni
Sheri Boolly
Bingham Man Bound Over on Charge at Diatrick Court
Matt Jobson of Bingham was bound over on the charge of causebreaking. The defendant tried in Justice court at Bingham, prosecuted by Assistant County Attorney Whittaker. No bond was set. Adomson allegedly stated $25 from the proprietor of a Wisdrow rooming house on the night of Newark.
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Matt Jobson
Bingham
Diatrick Court
Justice Court
Uunty
Whittaker
Wolirt
Adomson
Sheep Perish in Canyon Storm Near Dusley
About 250 sheep and lambs perished in Dusley's canyon during a recent storm. Many more have been hit in the canyon this spring. After a severe winter the stock are in poor condition needing sustenance for their survival. Robert Sirk was taking stock to the feeding grounds along Black Creek and the Uintah range when the storm broke over the gathering. The storm was fierce in the mountains and nearly all the lambs in the herd were killed by the sudden fury.
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Dusley
Robert Sirk
Sudh
Baw Creek
Uintah Range
Minst Wosk
Gathiry
Strangest Utah rock bends like pliable stone
A mineral specimen named Columite, about ten inches long and two inches wide, was shown at the Cigar stand in the Anson Hotel. It bends readily in any direction, cracks with use, and gives a crackling noise when moved. Brought by Tatke Dewey from the Nil country, it marks a unique formation unseen in this park or region.
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Utahig
Anyon Hotel
Tatke Dewey
Trani Albayen
Dewey Snys
Agen Dwlasky
Quarantine at Depot After Smallpox Case Claims Porter
A Salt Lake City depot and Pullman cars were quarantined after John F. Thompson a colored porter on the Pullman Trenton tested with smallpox. Health Commissioner Stewart ordered fumigation and disinfection of the depot the Pullman cars and surrounding areas. Thompson was confined to the quarantine hospital and the depot was sealed off to prevent further spread. Several investigations followed including testimony about polygamy linked to a public figure Tanner with witnesses from Payson Salem and Logan.
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Drv Stewart
John FP. Thompson
Trenton
Salt Lake
Stewart
Thompson
Tenva
Shere
Inken
Thutte
Une Pullman Company
Ovina
Pullman
Clarlee
Marto
Tanner
Tanner Cape
Mary Dackson
Grace Davis
Salem
Lilah
Payson
Deseptine Campsbell
Wish Street
Thatcher
Tig
Logan
Salt “Lake
Thore
Carpenter McVey fatally struck by engine at crossing
Wolim McVeyr a 48 year old carpenter, owner of a home near Brigham Street, was killed instantly when an engine struck him at the Second South street crossing near the Grandy freight yards. Witnesses say the heavy locomotive, rain and an umbrella obscured the sound, and the brakes could not stop the wet rails. McVey left a note of union affiliation on his coat. his sister and children are in Falls City, Nebraska. The crossing is deemed dangerous and blamed for several past incidents.
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Wolim McVeyr
Brigham
Ua Wee
Wan Mihi
McVoy
Mp Ib
McVey
Carpenters’ Union
Wwba
Undentaker Beque
Missy Alina McVuey
No.p
Meredith Avenun
Tod
Falls City
Nob
McVey Wage
Dent
Strick
Pending administration petition in Apnea Jina Bart estate
A district court petition filed by Oliver Nowell seeks letters of administration for the estate of Apnea Jina Bart Nowell, alleging a probate will and leaving valued property at 51,750. The case appears in the district court yesterday.
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Jettern
Apnea
Jina Bart
Nowell
Ahmo
Vistrick Cours Westerday
Oliver Nowell
Probalste
Wilue
Rbarrett
Ernest
Barrett
Hull
Plains
Lenashagawan Pardee
Thatcher Testites 18 Tanner Case Headline
City Judge Fenty S Tanner divides Donora with the county infirmary before the grand jury. Healed interest of Che Way centered in the presence of Moses Thnieh.
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Thatcher Testites
Fragmented Salt Lake Notes and Local Updates Displayed
Local notes report visits and movements including Binwoorley and Mrs Henry Dingootey guests, Aliee Gaddyfi returning from New York, and Congressman Joseph Howell in Salt Lake City for the President's reception. Mentions a bicycle tax, weather forecasts, a court examination for insanity, and a seizure of a vagrant under typhoid pneumonia.
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Binwoorley
Henry
Dingootey
Aliee Gaddyfi
New York
Joseph Howell
Logan
Ma Horsha Johnson
Sf Brigham
Black
Johnson
C.F. Johnson
Oregon
Pahone
Ward is Shot Near Ditch Park City Miner Tragedy
A report from Fillmore May 21 describes George Memmott of Scipio dying after a shooting incident in a Teach emb distatty area. Abe was killed during the event, with Fountain and others nearby. Police pursue details as families cope with the loss.
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Fillmore
Ward
Dover
George Memmott
Scipio
Albert
Tander TQ Mire Fams ey Prova May 29
A garbled snippet mentions a May 29 date, a noncart BAO offer, and theater No Vac. It references San Vicheiwen and a city council in a mistyped context, with unclear names and actions. The readable items imply a formal proceeding or offer related to a local theater project.
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Prova
Misa Emme Ramary
Sammie Amd
Salniader
San Vicheiwen
Arcept Theater
Eureka Mines Prosperity Amid Seasonal Layoffs and Resignations
Evening session addresses a resigned official, Myron C. Newell appointment proposed, vacancy not found. Burrken notes May 27 to continue hearings. Centennind in sek rafie reports layoffs at the United Buttee Smalter Tringham mine due to trouble. Payroll remains largest in district. about 200 workers expected to return before summer end. Eureka expects prosperous season as most mines run full shifts. idle camps persist.
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Burrken
Wayle
Tringham
Eureka
Anen
Payson Drowns Child and Notable Passes in May
May reports a drowning of a two year old girl named Ayrim Hand near Payson as she fell into a watering Fitch while washing hands. The body was recovered about 100 yards downstream. Also noted is the burial of Joseph J. Jones, longtime resident of Lake Shore, who died Monday after a year of illness. A baby girl born Monday night to Mr and Mrs We W Southworth of Lehi was brought to Payson and buried in Payson Cemetery.
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Like Shore
Puck City Accident Leads to Minor Injuries
Reported in Minnla about an afternoon work accident near a tunnel 875 feet deep where rock and dirt struck two men. Both injured were aided. both expected to resume work soon. Separate note mentions a trip to Lake Temple and a barbershop incident with local social commentary.
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Puck City
Anderson
Hoyeithey
Trial motion in court weighs juror bias and counsel conduct
Fillmore May 22 Judge Marianegix denied a motion for a new trial in the case of Thomas ay Lowry against the Mammoth Mining company. The ruling cited juror conduct and a bystander influencing deliberations. The court postponed sentencing and the trial resumed with cage-case proceedings and venue changes previously noted. Water concerns in Pocatella prompted administrative steps. special agent Tin dershot concluded a water service map, praising citizen actions and noting a timber-entry concession by Weeler Tuberc company toward public benefit.
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Fillmore
Marianegix
Trae le
Henry Bowen
Duncan
Giles Aml
Ie Hojgs
Toome
Clayke
Bean
Atu Thes
Thomas Ay Lowry
Mammoth
Nephi
Dershot
Pocrtella
Hinely
Mendershot
Citjzena
J. C. Weeter
Weeler Tuber Company
Weeler
Vipwell
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