Mortensen's Father Arrives in Salt Lake City
The Herald reports Mr T Mortensen father of condemned murderer Pater Mortensen, arrived with son David Norlest sen in Salt Lake from California. They hope to raise funds and pursue appeals to avert execution, meeting Attorney B J Stewart and visiting the death cell. Funds raised exceed 1000 dollars, with plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court for a new trial or stay.
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Herald
T. Mortensen
Pater Mortensen
David Norlestsen
Salt Lake Yeaberday
California
Mortensen
B. J. Stewart
David Mortensen
Peter
Ot Ginge
Henry Moronsin
Weger
Forest Dale
Ma. Mortensen
United States
David
Supreme Entics
Mr. Mortensen
David Will Graintain
Canvassers to Review City Election Returns In Six Days
Monday at noon the Salt Lake City board of canvassers will convene to canvass the city’s recent municipal action results. It is expected to take about six days to complete the canvass. In Second precinct the likely outcome remains unchanged. Wood and Dean, Republicans, were elected to the short term, with Democratic candidates Badger and Burbidge trailing, and the canvass could shift the political balance if returns alter.
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Salt Lake City
Cauers
Badger Sud
Burbidge
Carisinil
Tiemenitie
Arraigned on False Registration Charge in Local Case
A man identified as Em. dolsew colored faced perjury charges over alleged false registration. Judge Chris Diehl deferred ruling until 10 o clock today after evidence. the complaint was sworn by John Hulverein. Testimony showed disputed residency and prior city presence. defense introduced new witnesses.
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EM. Dolsew
Chris Diehl
Juge
Johnson
John Hulverein
Hare
Iris
Entery
Johneont L
Cis Pont
Esas
Tere
Porteland
Marlex McSwine
Johm Halvernon
Talonsom
Suit Aims to Recover Four Thousand Shares in Damaged Case
Frank Balan and Lard Z. Surder file a civil case in Disk ty lofnre Judge Chidester seeking to recover four thousand Fortune-400 shares of Annie submiting algek valued at 400000 in a yesterday filing. The brief states the plaintiffs contest ownership and seek recovery of the shares.
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Annie
Algek
Court asked to compel share of Annie Laurin stock dispute
The suit accuses Rutan and Muele of illicit stock dealing with Annie Laurin stock on Aug 1 1898. Turton allegedly engineered a sale to Huck and eastern capitalists and failed to share 4000 shares with Nutan. Rutan later assigned half his interest to Snyder, affecting the co partnership and stock ownership.
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Unick
Annie Tauris
Rutan
Muele
Tine Turton
Avni Lankia Ming
Huck
Ihné
Wil Nutan
Ms Fix
Turk
Ratan Dol
Snyder
Iyek
Annie Laurin
Sy Huel Leanster Bayder
Lena Curtis 13 Charged With Stealing From Employer
Lena Curtis a domestic was arrested last night by Officer Johnston at the complaint of Mrs R B Cameron 326 East Second South street who accuses her of numerous petty thefts totaling about 100 Most items including a child's diamond ring valued at 38 and assorted articles of dress goods were missing Mrs Cameron found many items in the trunk and the girl admitted taking some articles but denied the ring No charge yet filed as investigation continues to substantiate the charges If proved she faces grand larceny charges otherwise she may escape with punishment
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Lene
Curtis
Oficar
Dohnston
R. B. Cameron
East Second South Street
Godle
Irs
Cameron Han
Cameron Long
Warman
Cameron
Hen
Divorce Suit Between Anna Strouse and Hunty Strouse
Anna Louise Strouse sues Hunty G. Strouse for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment and desertion. They wed in Omaha, Nebraska, Aug 18, 1808. Also mentions a judgment for Jacob A. Duprea against E. W. Jenkins et al, and the appointment of Ernest W. Crepps as estate administrator for John Henry Crepps with a bond of $4,000 and a property valued at $2,041.
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Anna Louise Strouse
Hunty G. Strouse
Omaha
Neh
Toage
Thomas Mahioneaus
Jacob A. Duprea
E. W. Jenkins
Tewellon
Lok 1
Meek 67
Telferson Street
Ernest W. Crepps
John Henry Crepps
Dudge ‘Thomas Marioneaux
Shees
Crepps
Telegraph Notes from the Pacific coast and beyond
Fragmented telegraph notes describe electric railroad talks near Red Bluff, the Springs sale to a Portland syndicate for 160000, and new company undertakings. Ironical London editorials mock Panamas' republic recognition while crime and sports items recur, including arrests in Missouri and heavyweight boxing near Vancouver with Godfrey and Clarence.
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Cal
Red Blut
Tuscan Springs
Portland
London
Sun of
Panama
United States
Pirated trademarks in Japan threaten American goods
San Francisco reports the pirating of famous American trademarks in Japan. An agent warns U S manufacturers to register marks before Japanese claimants appropriate labels. The Japanese ban on sales under these marks halted trade until a decision clarifies rightful ownership and licensing.
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San. Francisco
Rademarka
Japan
Sin Franciaco
Jock Manufactur
Pra
America
Dedlaiva
Kidnapped Jersey Girl Reaches Omaha After Disappearance
Miss Josephine Coffin, seven, who vanished from East Orange New Jersey, arrived in Omaha with relatives. She says a woman lured her with a promise, forced her into a carriage and took her to New York. Memory loss followed until a Chicago return. Doctors doubt motive. mother urged caution.
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Josephine Coffin
East Ggange
N. J
Omaka-onilt
Ward
I Mna
Waet-Orange
Enet Orange
New York
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Collins
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Young Codalig
Montana
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Crowe
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Paes
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Hert
Nice
Stult
Myrtle
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Irboo Rinclair
British Columbia
Godfrey
Otulm Alexander Dowie
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Sully
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Bart
Fan Avenue
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Schilling
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Thomas
Ogden
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