Will of W. T. Dalby probate in Salt Lake City
The will of Dr. W. T. Dalby died Sept 7 1903 was admitted to probate by Judge Hall. Mrs Frederica M Dalby widow is appointed executrix without bonds. Estate lists $1000 personal property and $6000 bank cash. All property bequeathed to Mrs Dalby and her heirs. Will dated Sept 8 1899 witnessed by Dr J N Harrison and Atty J H Hurd.
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W. T. Dalby
Salt Lake City
Hall
Frederica M. Dalby
Decedent
Banda
Old Salt Lake Merchant Dies at 62
Thomas B. O Reilly, longtime Salt Lake merchant and Irish native, died yesterday at 528 South East Temple Street aged 62. Survived by his wife Eliza Beauchamp, he had lived in Utah since 1870s after early years in Canada and California. Funeral set at St Marys Cathedral.
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Thomas B. O'Reilly
Salt Lake
Temple Street
Ireland
America
Montreal
Canada
Eliza Beauchamp
California
Utah
Alta
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Spirited Federation Presidency Election Draws Interest
Morning proceedings focused on electing officers after reports from retiring officers. Three candidates were nominated: Mrs Charles D Moore of the Reviewers' club Salt Lake City, and Mrs E O Corfman of Pro-
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Federation
Charles D. "Moore
Reviewers’ Club
Salt Lake City
E. 0. Corfman
Newbro's Herpine Co Claims Dandruff Cure
The ad argues dandruff is caused by a parasitic germ and that only by destroying this cause can hair loss stop. It promotes Newbro's Herpine as a product that kills the germ and restores growth, urging men to seek the sample by sending 10 cents to The Herpine Co. in Detroit Michigan.
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Newbro
Herpiche Co
Detroit
Mich
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs Elects Officers
The Utah federation elected officers including Mrs. Ranney president and Mrs. E. E. Corfman vice president. Mrs. Gorham won corresponding secretary, with Kerr, Ostien, and Wilson filling posts. Four delegates were chosen for the General Federation convention in St Louis in May 1904. Rev Elmer I Goshen delivered a keynote address on Citizenship at Barratt Hall to a packed crowd.
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Clesson
Barratt Hall
Tony
John Reid Returns From Twenty Year Funeral Mystery
Salt Lake Pallbearer J T Manley reports John Reid reappeared in Griffin Georgia twenty years after a funeral for Reid that marked him as dead. Reid, once married to Miss Lala Boston of Savannah and later to a second wife, showed proof of life in Griffin with a scar and details of a wartime incident, shocking old friends.
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John Reid
Mark Twain
J. T. Manley
East Second South Street
Salt Lake
Griffin
Mr. Manley
Jack Teid
Jack Reid
Jack
Georgia
Lala Boston
Savannah
Texas
Colonel Thurman
New Orleans
California
Thomases
Darky
Manley Confronts Son Over Extravagant Deeds and Slavery Debt
The account describes extravagant spending by Jack and his friends leading to selling a servant for 800 dollars. Jack’s mother later buys the enslaved person back for 900 dollars. Mr Manley declares certainty it is Jack and expresses a grim wish to ask him how it feels to sit on his own grave and read his epitaph.
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Jack
Mr. Manley
Four Typhoid Cases Reported in Salt Lake City
Four typhoid cases and one smallpox case were reported to the Salt Lake board of health. The smallpox patient is Mrs. Almina Wright, 648 Sixth East street, age 46, who contracted the disease from her son who had been in Soda Springs Idaho and spread contagion to18 relatives. The typhoid patients include Della Ostler age 7 Ruby Ostler age 9 Frank Ostler age 11 at 437 North Second West, and Bruce Ostler age 25 at 611 South Eighth West.
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Salt Lake
North Second West
Bir
Bruce
South Eighth West
Burglars Steal 247 From Western Knitting Company
Burglars broke a window at 206 North Second West Street Thursday night, forced the safe with a hammer and nitro glycerine, and took 247 including 47 in cash and the rest in checks whose payments were stopped. A jimmy, chisel, and breast drill lay nearby. several men were arrested on suspicion.
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Western Knitting Company
North Second’ West Street
Nichols Faints on Stand in $25,000 Damage Suit
Nancy J. Nichols testifies in a personal injury case against Oregon Short Line Railway, collapses on the stand prompting medical care and abatement of proceedings. She alleges lasting health damage from a May 1, 1900 wreck at Pabbles Ida.
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Nancy J. Nichols
Oregon Short Line Railway Company
Charles W. Morse
Nichols
Pabbles
Ida
Utah divorce figures in $400000 suit
The Spreckles family sues Mrs. Thomas Watson in a $400,000 action over Honolulu property claimed through a Utah divorce alleged in 1876. Attorneys argue the Watson divorce is invalid and that the deed lacked the husband’s signature, affecting the conveyance and estrangement claims.
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Utah
Spreckles
Pacific Coast Sugar Fame
Thomas Watson
Honolulu
Watson
Claus Spreckles
John James
Mr. Watson
Second Marriage Voided by 19th Century Utah Divorce Ruling
A historical note states that a man married in 1869 had a Utah divorce in 1876 deemed illegal, making his second marriage void. The fragment implies ongoing legal question and status of marital unions under 19th century proceedings.
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Utah
Mortensen May Speak In His Own Behalf At Hearing
Peter Mortensen, convicted of killing James Hay, is to appear before Judge Morse at 10 am in the District Court as his lawyers seek a new trial. Attorneys Stewart and Stewart argue juror misconduct and seek to compel Royal B. Young to testify about juror conversations and premises visits at Forest Dale.
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Peter Mortensen
James Ki. Hay
Morse
District Court
Mortensen
Stewart & Stewart
B. J. Stewart
Royal GB. Young
Young
Forest Dale
Royal
Young Young
Rock
Supreme Court
Stewart
Opening Session of Utah WCTU Convention
The thirteenth annual Utah Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened at Phillips Congregational church with Miss Lillian Phelps of Canada delivering a half hour address opposing liquor and saloons. Committees were named for credentials finance courtesies and resolutions. An upcoming paper and officer elections are planned with a noon luncheon and a 1:30 p.m. session.
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Utah Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Phillips Congregational Church
Lillian Phelps
Canada
E. E. Shepard
Phelpajig
Suceras
J. 5. Gordon
Ogden
Mary Vandybarker Recovering From Cataract Surgery
Mrs. Mary Vandybarker of Faust is reported to be recovering after cataract surgery at Keogh-Wright hospital yesterday. Other notes include forgery convict Charles McGuire beginning a one year term, Michigan law graduates McGraw and Harwood admitted to practice, a pickpocket stealing $3 from Rupert R. Dixon, Congressman Joseph Howell and wife visiting the city, miner Mike Ikich injured in a cave collapse at Bingham, condition serious but improving.
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Mary Vandybarker
Faust
Keogh-Wright Hospital
Charles McGuire
Brigham Y. Robison
Morgan County
F. A. McGraw
Don D. Harwood
University of Michigan
Supreme Bar of the State
Rupert R. Dixon
East Fifth South Street
Eoher
Joseph Howell
Lewis T. Cannon
Howell
Mr. Cannon
Templeton Building
Mike Ikich
Bingham
Keogh-Wright
A Wife Recounts Painful Births and Mother's Friend Remedy
A wife claims four children and describes long labor with three births needing chloroform. She says the lotion, identified as Mother's Friend, eased labor and made the remaining birth easier, calling the product the grandest remedy ever made.
Outlaw Fight in Brown's Park Reports Casualties
News from Vernal Utah dated Oct 2 describes a clash with outlaws in Brown's Park, a northwestern area of the county. One outlaw was mortally wounded and probably killed, the others fled with government horses taken from Lt. Modges' command. Sheriff Preece reportedly went to Brown's Park, but his involvement is unconfirmed. The outlaws remained at large at last report.
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Vernal
Utah
Brown's Park
Modges
Sherif Preece
Manufacturers Busy Across Sectors in October Trade Review
R G Dun & Co reports varied activity with footwear and jobbing trade steady and foreign commerce improving at major ports. September railway earnings exceed prior years, pig iron output likely to drop about 20 percent, wool buying cautious, cattle receipts high, hides and foreign dry hides steady, and weekly U S and Canada business failures cited.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
China
United States
Canada
Four-Track News Encourages Travel Through Illustrations
The Four-Track News aims to entice readers to travel by showcasing articles and illustrations that highlight the diverse scenery and climate of the United States. The paper supports transportation lines and hotels and lives up to its title page motto An Illustrated Magazine of Travel and Education.
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Buffalo Commercial
Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Ad
Reliable cleaning and dyeing services offering steam dyeing and French dry cleaning for ladies and gentlemen. Dyeing done without shrinking with an absolute guarantee on all work. Located at 2310 Washington Avenue.
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Washington Avenue
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Miller Kent
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Weber Stake Academy
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UTAH LIGHT @ POWER Co
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