Favorite Prescription Promises Quick Relief for Women
An advertisement touts Favorite Prescription as a potent female tonic with over forty years of claimed cures. It argues the product strengthens nerves, relieves headaches, pelvic discomfort, and general weakness without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Claims of public endorsements and oath-tested ingredients appear, urging readers to buy by mail for relief.
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Huttle
Atatefa Paliente
Percy
Robbery and theft ripple through Indianapolis markets
A confusing Indianapolis report details a $24,000 robbery from a safety depot tied to Chrsling Nold and an alleged $18,000 stock purchase from a broker. Separate notes describe a warehouse break in near May 23 with stock losses, and a Yakete street accident causing injuries and labor disputes.
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Indianapoila
Oteke
Wiliam
Nolt
Ole
Depolt
Indianapolia
Rearrest of Chief in Conspiracy Case Sought Again
Se ENG Rat Lake Sey 29 CElel of Po fee Sherry will be rearrested on the same charge of perpetual conspiracy from weeks ago. A conference among legal officials decided to file a new complaint in Judge Weltaker's court and seek a preliminary hearing. Prosecutors seek stronger evidence to bring the chief before a district jury in the McWhirter robbery context.
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Rat Lake
Sey
Celel
Po Fee Sherry
Agaio
Erfeuipal
Azaluethin
Dudae Armatene
Eblet
Ailor Hey Cienoral Nreesen
Thotriet Attor
Shevin Ear
Banquet for Students at University of Utah
Ball Lake May 29 Announcement of a formal informal banquet to honor students who aided in debating athletics and dramatic clubs at the University of Utah. The event will be hosted Friday evening at the Alta Club with about fifteen students and alumni in attendance. The banquet aims to become an annual year end recognition in the student field alongside athletics.
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Ball Lake
Partureta
Uniywralty of
Utah
Clore
Vera Arama
Alta Righ
Whitney
Conzalt
Banyuele
Court by telephone in Salt Lake City court session
Salt Lake City criminal division conducted a morning session by telephone due to absence. The case of W. McRenall charged with attempting to obtain money by false pretense was heard and McKenzie was initially deemed. decision delivered later by telephone, with attorney Wooten presenting the motion.
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Salt Lake
Judee Diehl
Criminal Division
Iim
W. McRenall
Witt
Ih Belaw
Merchanta & Planters
McKeasle
Atorney Wooten
McKenzie
Two Salt Lake Robberies Reported on May 29
Two holdups occurred in Salt Lake City. Ernest Sommers of 16 West Second North faced a robbery near West and North Temple streets where a man was assaulted and valuables seized. A second hold up at 613 North State Street involved a man with a bell and a tag. police are pursuing the suspects.
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Salt Lake
North Temple Strewta
Ernest Sommers
Agalnatha Temple
North State Street
CAPT STYER PROMOTIONS PROMISE TRAINING FOR TWO OFFICERS
Salt Lake May 29 Salt Lakers are interested in two army promotions Capt Tener D Baee of the Thirteenth Infantry promoted to major in the Ninety ninth Infantry stationed at Fort Douglas Mayor Alger will not come here but will travel to the Philippines to await the arrival of his regiment Major Edound Wilnes of this city signs a local law.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lakers
Tener D. Baee
Thirteenth Infantry
Trentyninth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Alger
Philippines
Promotion Notices Highlight Military Ranks and Assignments
The report notes First Lieutenant Oliver S. Evaridae of the Th Eleven Infantry is promoted to captain in the Eleventh Infantry and reassigned from a depot in the Eighteenth Prantry. His father, a former Lieutenant Colonel of the Twenty Third Infantry, recently returned from the Philippines and is stationed at Fort Deu gia.
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Oliver
Evaridae
Tredyeeventh
Eleventh Infantry
Wighteenth
Twenty- Third Infantry
Phippines
Fort Deugiex
Bult
Notable Nevada Journalist K F Caper Reported Near Death
Friends recall K F Caper veteran newspaper man best known for work on the News and other papers. He reportedly lies at death's door at Fallon Nevada as he nears the end of a long career in journalism across Utah Nevada and California, including Sunset magazine.
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K. F Caper
Mas
Thleety
Fallon
New
Cooper
Nevada
Sear
Utah
California
Sunset
Assault Case Ends With Fine and Discharge
Rai Tale faced assault with a deadly weapon charges after a shooting at Murray on April 15, 1807. Mike Aetlle Bnet was fined $100 by Judge Armatrone Tolley. Allin annoulled A Theodore used a revolver. Tale changed plea to guilty. case proceeded to trial in May and the defendant was discharged after payment of the fine.
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Rai Tale
Mike Aetlle
Armatrone Toley
Allin
A. Theodore
Murray
Hila
Pardon Board Entries Include Multiple Commutation Requests
The Pardon Board reports three pardon applications and six commutation requests. Cases include Peres C. Hosmer Jr for burglary with a 1996 Salt Lake sentence of one year, and Walter B. Butrell for robbery with an 1903 sentence of 18 years. Other names list burglary or robbery convictions and varied prison terms, plus a March 27 1997 petit larceny case for Leslah Taylor.
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Prisquere
Peres C. Hosmer, Jr
Salt Lake
Walter B. Butrell
Charles VI. Mhapean
John Wood
Oxien
Bensamin T. Richel
Bad Lake
Charles Lake
John K. Mastere
Sentenor
Alpert F. Miler
Cama
Batt Lake
Priscament
Leslah Taylor
Teeny
Vthe County
Union Miners Out After Signers in Wyoming
Rock Springs Wyoming May 20 The Central Coal and Coke company begins ejecting miners who signed rolls to sell the union from their homes. Many miners fear a long mine shutdown, with some leaving for their homeland. All mines in camp idle except Sweetwater No 1 remains at full blast. Japanese workers reportedly sent away. Mines near Bupertar twelve miles north also running. Fire patrols sworn in. watchmen dismissed.
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Rock Spriggs
Wyo
Union
Central Coal & Coxe Company
Iwenoty Fine
Tess
Union Pacific
Sweetwater
Bupertar
Lawsuit Seeks Return Of Child In Utah Case
Mrs Ethel Hart Gammel filed a petition in the Third district court seeking a writ to recover her baby daughter born May 11 1897 at St Marks hospital. She alleges Dr M Chandler carried the child away after a request to place it in a good home. Attempts to retrieve the child led to claims of cord bind and unsuccessful criminal proceedings. The case centers on the alleged removal and custody of the infant.
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Sal Lake
Ethel Hart Gammel
Hahesa Marpas
Third District Court Mgalant
M. Chandler
Faye
Ant
Ter
Hummel
Chandler
Sorpie
Murderer Hunt for Fresas and Kin in New York
Police chase a suspect linked to the murder of Father Katrer Valerian in New York. A letter from Sarkar, brother of Serop Kraay, claims involvement and notes threats. Authorities say Serop Kraay and kin are being watched as detectives pursue truth amid a confusing, cautious citywide manhunt.
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Fresas
Cal
Serop Kraay
Sarkte Remoylag
Katrer Valerian
New York
Thin City
Bewther
Sarkar
Barkan
Dimon Mae Hachzarian
Fragmentary 1900s notice on Jewish emigration patterns
A garbled 1910 era clipping discusses Breeden and Central Mountain Welet and Tetenee Inti, mentioning Jews from here sent to Tesmania and an alleged ninth spete of Ranke Skele. It references a hospital in Devin and a disturbing incident with the authorisen and beaten with the butte amid varied outcomes.
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New York
Breeden
Mouniantan Welet
Tetenee
Tesmania
Gould Divorce Case Details Revealed in New York
Clareece J. Shearn for Mrs Gould says no settlement of 4 000 000 was ever asked by Gould. Pelatesy Nicoll for Mr Gould notes alimony demands were questioned. Gould case reportedly dropped to police headquarters per morning statement.
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New York
Clarecce J. Shearn
Noward Gould
Blackest
Mr. Bhetta
Golds
Pelatesy Nicoll
Gould
Turmoil in Honduran Affairs Amid Foreign Protests
Report from May 24 via Medile Aln details Commander Fullam of Marietta forwarding a note from F C Fiallos to the provisional government. Fullam declines to publish the reply, criticizing government noncompliance and hinting at a new appointment while condemning offenses linked to Honduran politics. The dispatch mentions British flags, Monduras’ accountability, and U.S. interests. A later item notes a detention at Cholema and possible protector status extensions, with Ban Pedro officers seeking surrender of police amid ongoing clashes.
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Cortes
Medile
Aln
Fullam
Marietta
F.C
Aula
Bol
Ofice
Beaula
Great Britain
United States
Rpanierd
Cholema
Comander Fullam
A. Doatila
Ban Pedro
Puerto Cortes
Conant Mitthel
Amarleay Pegro
Davin
Daria
Gore
Assault Against the Japs Echoes in Tokyo Voice
The Tokyo press on May 18 recalls Abe Fitcat attacks on Japan and urges a disciplined national response. It notes earlier outrages against Americans and calls for calm, mirroring a foreign settlement approach.
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Tokio
Abe Fitcat
Japanese Residents Comment On Recent Assaults In San Francisco
A May 29 statement from Japanese residents in San Francisco attributes much of the violence to racial prejudice and organized anti Japanese acts. They condemn mob threats against Japanese businesses and demand protection under treaty rights, while noting attacks in the South of Market area. Bakers respond to rising wheat prices, raising bread costs to five cents per loaf.
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Prantisco
San
Starket Street
Thrar
Japacere
Pathon
Agalnalacta
Strike of Machinists Hits Louisville Shops
In Louisville Kentucky May strike of machinists began at o o'clock this morning and will take effect an hour later. Between 699 and 700 machinists are involved, with 24 at the South Louisville shop. Vice President Buckslew ordered the action after receiving a telegram from President O Connell of the International Association of Machinists. The union claims wage uniformity and union recognition. no raise is reported yet. If needed, blacksmiths and other skilled mechanics may join in support at other shops.
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Laolaville
Atrike
Machigtta
Nashrilia
Shiateta
Suspected Murderer Arrested in New York Case
A man matching the description of Karke Eroyan, Armenian wanted in the murder of Father Kaspar Vatio lan, was arrested today at Clerk and Van Buren street. The detainee denied involvement, claiming to be a firefighter and to have used a different name. Police say the man pawned a watch Monday and is being held for investigation.
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Shi Mayid
Karke Eroyan
New York
Kaspar Vatiolan
Paws
van Bureyatreeta
Glendale wreck toll and salary dispute sink claim
Official reports state Southern Pacific Railroad will not pay damages for the Glendale wreck of May 21. At least twenty passengers were injured and some fatalities mentioned as blame shifts to wreckers, with disputes over compensation and fault.
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Lea Atkess
Southern Pacific Railroad
Par Gamares
Paseen Kore
Glendale
Cam
Paty Im
Nabil Ang Re Fustar
Damegen Sigrwarde
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