Mines at Eureka Are Sealed to Smother Underground Fire
Eureka Utah October 8 all shafts from Gemini Yoine north to Centennial Eureka south sealed due to underground fire burning since Monday. Officials plan to reach the fire from the 390 foot level of Eureka Hill using a 450 foot hose. Fire helmets with air supply for rescuers shipped. twenty five to thirty openings sealed. gas clearance expected after extinguishing. Funeral for J A Menlove held at Episcopal church. body to Pay son for burial with special train.
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Eureka
Utah
C. E. Allen
Moylan C. Fox
George W. Riter
Eureka Ilill
Mr.Morris
Earls
Jackson McChrystal
Gemini
Allen
Centennial
Anaconda
J. A. Menlove
Episcopal Church
Payson
Survey party leaves for Grand Junction to map road
A group of surveyors departed New SiegrAre Ptingville on October 8 for Grand Junction to map a traction wagon road from the Gilson and asphalt mines to points on the Rio Grande railroad, intending detailed route work.
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Ptingville
Grand Junction
Gilson and Asphalt
Uintah Agency
Sugar plant pipe bursts near Sprinville. juice lost
A pipe at the Utah Sugar company broke yesterday afternoon in Sprinville, causing a large amount of juice to be lost before repairs could stop the leak. The break occurred in a city pasture northwest of town.
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Sprinville
Utah Sugar Company
Springville City Election Looms With Prohibition Question
Oct 8 A Democratic city party faces a shaky outlook and backs a non partisan ticket. The issue is high license prohibition. Republicans seek unity to prevent a split that aided Democrats last election and fear losing if Republicans stay divided.
Logan Busy Architects and Mechanics Plan Next Season Homes
Logan reports architects and mechanics are active as ever with numerous buildings erected this season. Mayor Hansen buys a prime First West street site for a new residence next year. Hon. David Eccles to upgrade his First North and Main property with a $15,000 home. J W Crawford of the U C plans a £5000 residence as building material and labor costs rise for next year.
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Logan
Hansen
Aaron W. Farr, Jr
First West
Cender
First South
David Eccles
First North
Main
Aanager J. W. Crawford
U. C
Death of Arthur Baker in Richfield at age 28
Arthur Baker of Richfield died Tuesday afternoon after a long battle with abdominal rupture and complications following a mowing machine strain. He leaves wife Carrie Jensen and three young children, plus his mother, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Friday at 1 PM.
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Richfield
Oct. T
Arthud Baker
Lara Arthur Baker
Carrie Jemsen
Mr. Baker
Ore Riches Drive Large Gold Shipment Worth Thousands
Milan Packard, manager of Star Con mining, reports 59 tons of ore yielding 4.35 ounces of gold per ton and expecting more carloads as crews drill toward the channel. He notes recent ore pockets rivaling prior shipments, with a 400 foot level probe showing high gold value and pending loading as ore is prepared for melting and refining.
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Tribune
Milan Packard
Packard
Futile Restraint Question Sparks Immediate Action
A court contemplates an order to demonstrate an act from a distant point, noting the subject is now at least 400 feet away and that the order would be issued at once, though the party deems it unnecessary.
Prominent Layton Citizen Dies of Typhoid
Elijah E Ellison a leading Layton figure and stock raiser died at age about 45 from typhoid fever after a two month illness. He leaves a wife and five children and was a director in local firms and a bishop aide. The epidemic has claimed three heads of families in six weeks.
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Layton
Davis County
Elijah E. Ellizon
Ellison
Mr. Ellison
John Ellison
E. P. Ellison
Knight Sugar
Raymond
Canada
North Edenitdach
Belt Lakeshirey
Layton Mill & Elevator Co
Farmers’ Union Store
Utah Cotswold Association
David Layton
West Layton Ward
Ilis
Bir
Paw
Majestic Copper Mine to Handle Swansea Sulphides
Majestic Copper Mining & Smelting to resume operations after orders to take Swansea sulphides ore to feed the Majestic furnace. Ore will move tomorrow to the plant as fluxing material, aiming to produce a matte with lower copper content but better commercial value. Swansea ore carries iron and sulfur with about fifteen ounces of silver per ton and a little gold. Freight concessions from railroads noted. Swansea management favors the deal for its price.
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Gkc
Gedden
Majestic Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Majestic
Kinnon
Swansea
Majestic Company
Mercury Riches From Ontario Plant Digging Hit Quicksilver Boom
Park City reports a massive mercury find from excavations beneath the old Ontario amalgamated plant. About 285 flasks worth $50 each have been recovered, with silver and gold also filtered from the amalgam. Daily yields of four to seven flasks continue as a modern concentrator rises.
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Park City
Ontario Amalgamated
Ontario
Ens
Mine Outlet Plan Moves From Tunnel To Mill Site
Democratic delegates met with Ed Berry presiding and William Finner as secretary and approved a slate of city officers including Mayor George Smith, councilmen from three wards, Recorder Peter Clark, City Treasurer A R Williams, Police Justice George S Wilson, and Marshal Bartley McDonough.
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Ed Berry
William Finner
George Smith
Conncilaan
A. K
Weeter
Donoher
William Mortensen
John Welsh
Charter Conlon
Peter Clark
A. R. Williams
George 8. Wilson
Bartley McDonough
Burial for N-Evada Johnson Sides Scheduled Next Thursday
Neno to bury Johnson Sides with body delivered to town free of charge. T. W. Raycraft of Carson found dead at the Starke hotel in Gardnerville, a 47 year old Illinois native. Bert Campbell sentenced to six years and five months for attempted murder of W H Russell in Eureka. James W. Whlbrook, deputy U S marshal, dies in Carson after a long illness. Maine native, 63, dropsy.
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Johnson
Neno
T. W. Raycraft
Carson
Starke
Gardnerville
Illinois
Bert Campbell
W. H. Russell
Eureka
Thomas Burke
James W. Whlbrook
U. S
Halleck
Maine
Ilis
Man Arrested After Shootout at Benninger Ranch
Sheriff and deputy arrested a man identified as John Kelly after he opened fire at the Benninger ranch near Anaconda Montana injuring no one. Kelly hid in a hayloft until captured by officers using two revolvers and claimed no knowledge of accomplices alleged to be Frank Case, an escapee from Folsom prison.
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Anaconda
Mont
Geo. Storrar
Malloy
William Benninger
John Kelly
Benninger
Kelly
Folsom Penitentiary
Frank Case
Morgan’s Statement On Shipbuilding Hearing
J I Morgan & Co denies involvement in the creation or financing of the United States Shipbuilding Company. The firm says Bethlehem stock was held as part of a United States Steel syndicate and later sold for 75000 with profits distributed to the steel syndicate.
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New York
J. T. Morgan & Co
Daniel Leroy Dreaser
J. I. Morgan & Co
United States Shipbuilding Company
United States Steel Corporation Syndicate
Bethlehem Company
United States’ Steel Syndicate
Rival bakers in Whatcom near deadly lye plot
In Whatcom Washington October a violent feud between rival West Holly street bakers Birk and Stonery allegedly led to a plan to poison rivals using concentrated lye in flour. Henry’s baker tasted bread, suffered burns and a flour analysis indicated lethal lye levels. Birk and Burnwent were arrested after returning to town.
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Whatcom
Wash
Ohn Birk
James Stonery
West Holly Street
Henry
Birk
Irk
Dirk
Kill Dandruff Germ With Newbro’s Herpicide Claim
An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a germ burrowing into the scalp and promises a permanent cure by killing the germs. It targets women and men with glossy or thinning hair and claims Newbro’s Herpicide destroys the cause to stop dandruff and hair loss. Sample requests are to be mailed to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Natroit, Mich
Baseball championship series resumes after rain delay
In Pittsburg Boston clash draws 11,536 as Leever and Dineen each yield ten hits. Boston wins 6 to 3 behind timely hitting by Beaumont, Parent and LaChance. Series stands Pittsburg three, Boston three with next game in Pittsburg.
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Leever
Dineen
Beaumont
Parent
Leach
Dunsten
Collins
Stahl
Ferris
Wagner
Freeman
Witisburg
Sebring
Phelps
Clark
Bransfield
Ritchie
EK Pittsburg
Ee Vole
Boston
Criger
la Chance
O'Day
Connolly
Pittsburg
Young
Hughes Tosing
Philippi
Box
Kennedy
Cleveland Tops Cincinnati in Weather-Interrupted State Title Games
Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 3 to 1 in the first game amid wintry rain. The second game was halted after three innings due to darkness with Cincinnati leading 2 to 1. Cleveland’s Donahue and Ibbott pitched in the opener. Moore started for Cleveland and Ewing for Cincinnati in the short second game. Attendance was about 4,000.
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Cleveland
Cleveland American League
Cincinnati
Donahue
Ibbott
Sudhoff
Peitz
Moore
Ewing
American Team Beats Nationals In Easy Victory
Chicago oct 8 American team defeated the Nationals in easy fashion as nearly all south-siders hits counted while Nationals were wasted for run production attendance 1100 core provided by report
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Chicago
Nationals
St. Louis Americans Triumph Over Nationals in Lopsided Win
St. Louis Americans defeated the St. Louis Nationals in a one sided game. Jack Powell struck out sixteen Nationals for the Americans. Attendance was 1,200. Final score featured the Americans overpowering the Nationals with key plays by Sanders Ryan Dowell and Sugden.
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St. Louis
Sos
Evesess
IF & Tutteries
Sanders
Ryan
Dowell
Sugden
Races in Chicago seven furlongs results report
First race seven furlongs Marco won Four Leaks second Charley Grainger third time 1 30 2 5 Second race mile and a quarter Air light won Barrack second Little Elkin third time 2 10 4 5 Third race six furlongs Lig Itorn won Gyptone second Jack Ratlan third time 12 10 Fourth race mile St Tammany won Tom O Shanter second Thane third time 1 49 Fifth race six furlongs Rockaway won Alma Doufour second Glisten third time 1 21 Sixth race seven furlongs Automaton won Ales second Domadge third time 1 35 242
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Chicago
Marco
Charley Grainger
Airlight
Barrack
Little Elkin
Lig Itorn
Gyptone
Jack Ratlan
St.Tammany
Tom O'Shanter
Thane
Rockaway
Alma Doufour
Glisten
Automaton
Ales
Domadge
Sister Lillian Wins Mile Race in St Louis Meet
In St Louis a racing card saw Sister Lillian win the mile and seventy yards with Margie S finishing second and Eleaney third. The time was 1 56 and the second race covered five and a half furlongs.
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St. Louis
Lillian
Margie S
Eleaney
Morris Park Racing Results from New York Oct 8
In New York Morris Park meet results list six races. Ear ly Eve won the first at Withers mile selling, Hoodwink second, Brita Vielor third, time 1 42 1 4. Calles wot led steeplechase second yron Pepper third time 4 46. Atwood won the Felipse course last five furlongs selling with An betes xecond Ganancgué third time 7 01. River Pirate took Ramapo handicap with Injunction second eida Hay third time 1 54 1 3. Colousay won Wither's mile selling with Lord Badge second Stolen Moments third time 1 41. Medal won Wither's mile with ay Park second Phaon third time 23 4.
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New York
Morris Park
Brita Vielor
Calles Wot
Yron Pepper
Judge Phillips
Felipse
Atwood
Ganancgué
Withers
River Pirate
Injunction
Eida Hay
Wither
Selling— Colousay
Lord Badge
Stolen Moments
Ay Park
Phaon
Nerbine promotes cures for chills and fever in Nacogdoches
G. W. Writt of Nacogdoches Texas reports his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years until Nerbine provided relief. His wife insists on keeping house with Nerbine and would not pay less. Sold by G. F. Cave at 2301 Wash. Ave and J. E. Carr at Depot Drug Store.
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G. W. Writt
Nacogodoches
Texas
G. F. Cave
Wash. Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
France and Britain Reach Arbitration Treaty Terms
Paris reports that authorities in London and French minister Debcassa have concluded terms of a general arbitration treaty between France and Great Britain.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Debcassa
London
Builders unions aim to form national federation
Three representatives from twelve large building trades labor organizations met in Indianapolis to organize a national federation to adjudicate arbitrate and carry through all questions arising in the building trades. The twelve unions total about one million members.
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Indianapolis
Building Trades
Keene's Lancastershire Wins 3000 Sovereign Imperial Plate
At Kempton Park during the autumn meeting James R. Keene's Lancastershire ridden by American jockey Lutien Lynn won the Imperial Produce Plate worth 3000 sovereigns. The Warrior finished second and Gricut II was third.
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London
James R. Keene
Lancastershire
Lutien Lynn
the Warrior
Gricut II
Mexico to Exhibit Penitentiary Model at World Fair
Mexico plans to send a scale model of the Federal District penitentiary to the World’s Fair with a full set of photographs and data detailing the history of the famous structure.
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Mexico
Federal District
Republic
Struccture
Depew Tells Story Abroad Then Meets Sharp English Wit
Chauncey Depew recounts a tale on an English railway trip with Mrs. Depew. In a compartment a dull Briton reacts to the story and asks what Depew looks like. Mrs. Depew replies with a playful remark. The Englishman realizes he has known Depew all along.
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Chauncey Depew
Depew
Butter Busts Graces Victorian Dinner Tables
A novelty trend from the era features busts sculpted in butter of guests and celebrities at dinners and weddings. From literary luncheon decorations to portraits of the British elite, butter sculpture turns dairy into edible art, elevating tables with miniature busts of authors, statesmen, and royals.
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Wax Dolla
Britain
Roberts
I. Z. Deakin
Westminster
Nestle
Butter Art At Whitechapel Festival Stirs Guests
At a Whitechapel hall last May guests explored butter sculpture, including busts and portraits. Artists carve by hand and refrigerate to prevent melting, with royal and celebrity likenesses limited to a few preexisting images. Butter busts, butter pats, and butter figures are praised as future culinary art.
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Caroline Brooks
Whitechapel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Kemmerer Coal Guaranteed the Best
Local advertisement for Jones Coal and Ice Co offers coal supply and ice service with office at 407 24th Yard Cer and Wall streets showing contact number 140 percent commitment to quality.
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Mr. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works Advertises Services
Reliable cleaning and dyeing offered at Elite Steam Dye and Cleaning Works. Steam dyeing and cleaning also available for babies and gentlemen's clothing with no shrinking and an absolute guarantee on all work. Address 2340 Washington Avenue.
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Ipaning Works
Washington Avenue
Conference Reduced Rates Via Oregon Short Line Special
Oregon Short Line offers a conference travel deal October 4 to 6 1993 from Ogden to Salt Lake and return 1.50 with a 6 train option. The conference special departs Ogden 6 30 am and Salt Lake 4 pm with select days October 4 5 and 6. Regular departures listed and tickets go on sale October 1 with return limit October 12. Contact G H Corse Passa? Frt Agent and C A Henry Ticket Agent for details.
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Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Ogden
G. H. Corse
Pasa
C. A. Ilenry
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Weber Stake Academy
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Utah Light ® Power Coo
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