Four of six holdup suspects in Corianton saloon held
Police say at least four of the six men in the Corianton saloon holdup are in custody. William OBrien John Co Burns Nicholas Morgan and James Gordon are named. OBrien and Burns were arrested on First South street early yesterday morning, while Gordon and Morgan were captured the night before. Henry Friese proprietor of the Corianton and an accomplice visited the jail after the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corjanton
William O'Brien
John Co. Burns
Nicholas Morgan
James Gordon
South Street
Clive and
Gulbranson
Olsen
Henry Friese
Corianton
Four Men Identified in Chicago Robbery Case
Police named four suspects as a robber gang after a highway holdup. O'Brien and Byrne carried about $3 each, while two others had no money. Investigations link them to a July Corianton saloon raid as victims describe the diverging proceeds and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tively
Friese
Joseph Buckley
Henry Nolan
Bricre
Corianton
Suit Over Hand Injury At Laundry Claims $10,250
Matilde Tackett formerly Matilda Wood sues American Steam and Hand Laundry for $10,250 in a District court action. She alleges while operating a steam roller on April 19 1901 her hand was crushed and burned forcing partial amputation. She accuses the defendant of improper machine adjustment and failure to warn of danger, seeking $10,000 damages plus $240 for medical costs and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilde Tackett
Matilda Wood
Thief Caught After Stealing Clothing at Leavitt's
Deputy Sheriff Cowan spotted a man leaving Leavitt's clothing store with pants under his arm near the Rio Grande depot. A pursuit ended with the capture of John Tumbridge at the county jail. Later, Cowan arrested Joseph Mitchell and Robert Camp as alleged accomplices in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Leavitt
Rio Grande
John Tumbridge
Joseph Mitchell
Robert Camp
Marriage Licenses Issued In Oakley and Salt Lake City
List of individuals from Oakley and Salt Lake City granted marriages with ages: William Jenkins 24 Agnes Erickson 19 both Oakley. William Martin 27 Mary Whittle 22 Oakley. Uenroy Jamison 21 Mary Smith 19 Salt Lake City. Eddie Humphries 21 Tie Teanty Prove 23 Salt Lake City. Fred Larson 23 Mary Tolman 19 Marlon. Ephraim Howells 29 Nettie Thompson 22 Park City. Aght B Davis 27 Emma May Brigham City. John Gunn 23 Sarah Linnell 27 Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam IL Jenkins
Oakley
Ida
Agnes Erickson
William
Martin
Mary J. Whittle
Uenroy R. Jamison
Salt Lake City
Mary F. Smith
Feddie Humphries
Tie Teanty Prove
Fred William Larson
Mary Alice Tolman
Marlon
Edward Ray Convicted in Deadly Weapon Assault Case
The State vs Edward Ray ended with a guilty verdict by a jury for assault with a deadly weapon. Ray allegedly shot Max Blank in the shoulder during a sheep dispute. Judge Moree presided in district court. sentence set for Monday October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ray
Ray
Max Blank
Moree
Tuesaday
Salt Lake Court Notes Trial Dates and Judgments
The Walter Edgar trial for obstructing a railroad track is set for Monday October Sth. The State vs Victor Peterson for involuntary manslaughter had been set for Thursday October 8. Judge Lewis awarded Martha Ferguson v Utah Savings and Trust $153.60 plus costs. Judge Lewis ruled in J W A Timms v Adams and Sons in favor of the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edgar
Victor Peterson
Martha Ferguson
Utah Savings and Trust Company
Lewis
J. W. A. Timms
Adams and Sons Company
Judgment Rendered in Teasdel Bassett Case for 1275 Dollars
The court entered judgment in favor of S I Teasdel replacing J Bassett with Mary H Teasdel and A T Teasdel as plaintiffs. The defendant was found liable for 1275 dollars plus costs.
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S. I. Teasdel
Curious bottle nearly killed child in garbage lot
Two year old Wini fred Roper drank strychnine from a partially emptied bottle found in a vacant lot used for garbage. A physician treated her with a stomach pump and restoratives, and she is recovering with no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Roper
George D. Roper
Fifth East Street
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Today
The annual convention opens at 2 pm at the Ladies' Literary clubhouse with a musical program and addresses by Gov. Wells and Mrs Frederick Lickford. Evening papers cover Home and Motherhood, The Formative Period, and Home-Finding and Juvenile Courts. Delegates from Salt Lake City Ogden Provo and Springville listed.
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Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ladies
Gov. Wells
Frederick Lickford
Valentine Gideon
Ogden
F. Kyle
Springville
Chester E. Coulter
Federation
Hugh Fark
Salt Lake
Firs
EF. E. Shepard
Cant. Woods
Salvation Army
Cuba
S. Lincoln Boggs
Tables Literary Club
Stanley Clawson
Tpoel’s Round Table
Tf. Stowe
Woman's
W. 8. Loomis
Catherina Culmer
Cleofan
Simon Bamberger
Council of Jewish Women
Charles Crismon
A. J. Gorham
LP. E. O. Society
Salt Lake City
Aglaia
Philip Steckart
Sorosly
Alieseley
Nineteenth Century Club
Provo
Elizabeth Kyle
Salt Lake Notes and Local Hospital and Religious Observances
Deputy Sheriff Wilkinson testified before the grand jury in the Clark post office robbery case. Attorney J H Ryckman returned from Evanston Wyoming after trying several cases. Paul Michelotti is hospitalized after a coal mine accident in Clear Creek. County pauper aid for September totaled 1692 60 aiding 215 families and 636 people, 536 in Salt Lake City and 100 in the county. Orthodox Jewish businesses closed at sundown for Yom Kippur. rigid fast observed. Rabbi Reynolds speaks at the synagogue on the holiday’s meaning.
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Wilkinson
Tutte
Clark Postoffice
J. H. Ryckman
Ryckman & Fowler
Evanston
Wyo
Paul Michelotti
St. Mark’s Hospital
Clear Creek
Acci
Sabine
Salt Lake City
Reynolds
One Remedy Promises Instant Skin Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as the sole remedy to instantly halt itchiness anywhere on the body. It claims universal effectiveness and offers the product at 50 cents in any drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Annual convention details for St Andrews Denver trip
One fare plus 60 cents for the round trip from Ogden to Denver and return via Union Pacific totals 18.40. Tickets go on sale October 7th to 7th inclusive with a return limit to October 11th. Stopovers allowed on going trip until October 11th and on return within final limit.
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Ogden
Denver
Union Pacific
Ogden City Ordinance Lays Hudson Avenue Improvements
Ogden City council approves laying out Hudson Avenue thirty foot 60 wide through blocks 25 and 32 plat A with a $90,000 special tax to fund opening grading and improvements. The tax apportions three fifths on front footage and two fifths on area with a 100 foot corner exclusion and due by October 30 1903. A board of equalization will hear appeals and correct injustices before implementation.
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Ogden City
Weber County
State of Utah
Standard
Hudson Avenue
Ogden
Aayor and City Council
J. C. Nye
J. E. Wiliams
H. P. Randal
F. W. Chambers
T. H. Carr
Orersons
Tatv
Codsall
Lab
Gritchiow
City Recorder
William Glasmann
State of
Utah
Weber
William Glasmoon
Orden City
W. d. Critcillaw
Glass workers union votes threaten strike after rejected agreement
The Association of Stained Glass Manufacturers of Philadelphia, Pa rejects the contract proposal from the International Association of Amalgamated Glass Workers of America, risking a strike by the latter group.
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Hiladelphia, Pa Hne
International Association of Amalgamated Glass Workers of America
Rich Coal Lands Battle Grows in Southern Utah
A Salina canyon land contest involving 1700 acres drags on at the U S Land Office with eleven cases linked to the Rio Grande cut off. Plaintiffs claim land grabbing by the Pleasant Valley and Gould interests, while Utah Fuel and officials deny wrongdoing. Witnesses include Robert Robertson and geologist Robert Forrester as hearings proceed.
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United States Land Office
Salina Canyon
FE. J. Dairy
C. L. Davies
Rio Grande
Salina
Green River
John P. Evans
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
Rio Grande Western
Gould
L. I. Gray
Salt Lake
Frank W. Deane
Blackfoot
Ida
Tillie B. Boulden
Frank W. Beane
Mary Swasey
Jesse T. Badger
Richard Campbell
Elizbeth Seeley
James A. Brown
Christian Grace Larsen
W. N. Cowan
Dena Swasey
M. A. Brandt
J. Dair
O. S. Davis
E. G. O'Donnell
John Nilson
P. Kimball
James B. Caldwell
F. W. Murphy
Sadie E. Ford
Finnsey
Boulden
Larsen and Seeley
Castle Gate
Denver & Rio Grande
Stat. Bird
M. TP. Braffet
Wias'robertson
Robert Forrester
Iron trade sinks as stocks fall and tunnels loom
New York data show renewed declines in railroad and industrial shares depressing the iron trade. The Pennsylvania Railroad plans tunnels with over 300000 tons of castings, while pig iron makers push to cut production by at least 20 percent. Wages cut 10 percent appear at eastern furnaces as demand remains weak for finished iron and steel products.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Stfo
Southern Pig Iron Committee
Wanted Blacksnakes
There is a market for large healthy blacksnakes with good prices paid for reptiles. Cranberry growers want the snakes released in bogs to cellar mice that threaten berry crops. The growers value the snakes highly and oppose their destruction.
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Philadelphia
Medford
N. J
Dickens Birthplace Freehold Sale in Portsmouth
The birthplace of Charles Dickens on Commercial Road Portsmouth is to be sold as a freehold property next month. The site has strong historic value and could host a Dickens museum attracting admirers worldwide. A meeting will decide how best to secure the property for the proposed museum.
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Commercial Road
Portsmouth
Charles Dickens
Extita
Ge Mam
Stein Bloch
WALF
Burglars Enter Berlin Church Remove Ornaments
Berlin church is entered by burglars who stole a number of valuable ornaments. A fragment mentions Cephas B. Rogers, a retired manufacturer, with a note referencing Meriden Connecticut dated Oct. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Frederick
Wesleyan University Receives Major Contributions
A donation of 25000 to Wesleyan University of Middletown Connecticut supports a 2 million dollar fundraising drive. Additional gifts total 75000 with alumni pledges reaching 100000.
Mint Delivers 2 Million Pesos to War Dept for Philippines
The superintendent of the mint handed over 2,000,000 pesos to the War Department for the Philippines. The coin was escorted by military guards and moved to the transport Sherman heading to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
War Department
Philippines
Sherman
Manila
Man Fights Swamp Serpents At Union Lake Pond
Charles Wilcox of Sharpatreet near Millville New Jersey wrestled with two huge rattlesnakes while gathering huckleberries at Union Lake pond. He killed one a 5 foot 3 inch reptile with sixteen rattles and a button after a half hour struggle. He escaped a second attack and returned with a shotgun but found no trace of the other snake. This was the fourth rattlesnake he has killed in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Charles Wilcox
Sharpatreet
Union Lake Pond
Millville
N. J
Wilcox
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DeWitt
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
GEO. F. Cave
Soli Oy Bi
Poutson
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Bich
Ali Grocers
Teer
Salt Lake Court
Saltlake
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ST. Andrew
S J. Burt
Said Avenue
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dickens
G—Le
Uncle Sam
Palmer
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Swamp Serpents
HUB Clothes
Chichester
Partemars
Tretimeniaia
Saltet
Ladica
Basare
Ion Ana Buction
Mont Convent
Weber Stake Academy
Wibford M
McKendrick
Sylvester D
Bradford
Thomas FE. McKay
Utah Light - Power Co
Pioneer Station
Ogden Canyon
Esid Electric
Jina
Power Co
R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Frrer
MM. Wells
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