Ex Senator Arthur Brown Arrested Again in Bribery Case
Former United States Senator Arthur Brown was arrested on a warrant charging criminal intimacy with Mrs Anna Bradley for an alleged offense on April 16, 1903 in the city. Deputy Sheriff Axel Steele filed the complaint. County Attorney George Westervelt aims to push the case rapidly in the Linstri et court with Mrs Bradley as a potential witness.
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United States
Arthur Brown
Anna A. Bradley
Sherif Axel Steele
George Westervelt
Chris Diebl
Brown
Steele
Westervelt
Linstriet Court
Ayre
Bradley
Mra. Bradley
Senator Brown
Sugarhouse man charged with assault with deadly weapon
Deputy Sheriff Steele filed a complaint against Carl Warr of Sugarhouse ward for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to harm. Warr allegedly attempted to stab his brother with a butcher knife, but the brother escaped. Warr has a history of insanity allegations and prior acquittals after medical examinations. The family seeks prosecution to prevent further danger.
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Steele
Carl Warr
Sugarhouse Ward
Carl
Warr
Scandal of Jr. B Chase Assaults Grandmother and Mother
John B. Chase, about 26, employed in a mail order department, was jailed after allegedly assaulting his aged grandmother and his mother. The incident followed a dispute over an estate claimed by the guardian, with Chase suing for 1900 dollars for services and advances. The case reflects a dramatic family-and-property conflict in the custody chain surrounding the grandmother.
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John B. Chase
Ise
Auerbach
Ile
Sound Chase
Twelfth Infantry Leaves for Fort Riley Maneuvers
Fort Douglas will be represented at Fort Riley by four Twelfth Infantry companies A through D. The command comprises fourteen officers and 205 men with twenty four mules for wagons and ambulances plus twelve extra mules for emergencies. Six or seven horses for officers accompany the unit, traveling by special train from Salt Lake City on Saturday via the Short Line and Union Pacific.
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Fort Douglas
Fort Riley
Twelfth Infantry
Salt Lake
Short Line
Union Pacific
Sheep Herder King Burns Money In Salt Lake Rampage
William Evans known as the Sheep herder King from Montana caused a stir in Salt Lake by a three day red fire spree spending about 2500 before marrying and departing town. Some say he remains broke others doubt his fortune, leaving a lasting buzz in local rumor.
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William Evans
Montana
Salt Lake
Evans
New Roof Planned for Salt Lake Tabernacle
The first presidency of the Mormon church considers a partial rebuild to install a steel roof support in place of the wooden arches of the historic Tabernacle. Built 1864 to 1867, the 250 by 150 by 80 foot structure would retain red sandstone walls and overall dimensions while preserving the organ.
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Salt Lake Lake Tabernacles
Mormon Church
Wilford Woodruff
Tabernacle
Don Carlos Young
Joseph F. Smith
Men Ready to Shoot Mortensen Firing Squad Sought
Sheriff C Frank Emery faces a flood of volunteers to form a firing squad for the Mortensen execution. Details on number of shooters and loaded blank rifles remain unsettled as the date is not set. Royal B Young doubts Mortensen acted alone, citing footprints and strength questions.
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C. Frank Emery
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
Mortensen
Storner B. Z. Stesrart
Judge Morse
Royal B. Young
Jie
Mr. Young
Hay
Young
Tie
Alma TV
Structural plan changes for theater roof safety
The text notes seating remains unchanged and only steel beams replace wood in the roof. Acoustic properties are stated not to be affected by the substitution.
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Bath
Trial in Utah involuntary manslaughter case over fatal street accident
Victor Peterson of Brigham City stood trial in Judge Morse's court for involuntary manslaughter in the Sept 4 accident that killed Florence Hicks, a 9 year old, when a horse ridden by Peterson struck her in front of the Hicks home. Jury seated quickly. testimony ended. judge to hear Nichols case next.
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Victor Peterson
Brigham City
Charles W. Morse
Florence Hicks
Bereham City
Hicks
Florence
Peterscat
Veniremen
Joseph F. Schoenfeld
George T. Bess
I. H. Forbush
Thomas N. Peirce
Wiliam M. Walker
David F. Kingsbury
Samuel Dowse
James A A. Phillips
Judza Moree
Nichols
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Sons of Confederate Veterans form George F. Alford camp
Around a dozen men, sons of Confederate soldiers, met in the Kenyon parlor at Brig. Gen. George F. Alford’s call and formed the George F. Alford camp of Sons of Confederate Veterans with Fisher Norris as commandant. Officers elected include Adjutant R. M. Hall First Lieutenant Paul F. Nolan and secretary treasurer Gordon Newman. The adjutant will enroll qualified men by sending their names.
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Kenyon
George F. Alford
Fisher Norris
Alford
North
R- M- Hall
Paul F. Nolan
Gordon Newman
Patrick Farnan Runs Train Tragedy at Blackfoot Idaho
Patrick Farnan, severely mutilated after being run over by a train at Blackfoot Idaho, was brought to St. Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City. He has skull fracture, left leg amputation at the hip, crushed left hand and arm, broken right arm and crushed hand, and a compound fracture in the right leg. Doctors fear poor prognosis but note a remote chance of recovery.
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Salt Lake City
St. Mark's
Patrick Farnan
Blackfoot
Ida
Farnan
October term of Utah Supreme Court calendar
The Utah Supreme Court regular October term begins Oct 12 and runs to Oct 28 with 39 cases scheduled. The calendar lists cases by date including State of Utah v Charles Totha and numerous mining, railroad, bank, and irrigation company appeals. The docket names defendants and appellants such as Daisy Mining Co. and Commercial Nat Bank of Ogden among others.
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Supreme Court
Charles Botha
Dutch Charley
San Juan
William Tibbetts
Botha
Johnson
State of Utah
Charles Totha
John Edmunds
James Lynch
R. L King
Appellente
C. Seeley
Huntington Canal
Joseph M. Jensen
Deep Creek Farm and Live Stock Co
Joseph E. Taylor
H. By
Cole
The
Richards Irrigation Co
R. E Collet
Paul Beutler
Allen G. Campbell
Sidney Stevens
Monmouth Pottery Co
T. L. White
Western Loan and Savings Co
Louisa Garil
Wm. Morgan
Oregon Short Line Ry. Co
Agnesa J. Twirgs
Ts Etate Board of Land Commissioners
Kate Gutheil
J. T. Gilmer
Maple Orchard Grove & Irrigation Co
CT. Marshall
Hugh Heaves
Commercial National Bank of Ogden
James Moltoy
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Patient
J W Davenport of Wingo Kentucky reports June 14 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment saved his life after doctors predicted lung loss and a lump in his side. He credits two fifty cent bottles with curing him and endorses the medicine to others. Sold by Cave and Carr at local drugstores.
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J. W. Davenport
Wingo
Ballard
G. ¥. Cave
Wash
Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
Gundr Named Clerk in Salt Lake Post Office
Francis W. Gundr is appointed to a clerkship in the Salt Lake post office and assigned to the general delivery department. Captain W. H. Lee spoke at the Nazarene mission and will address the group again tonight. A new smallpox case was reported to the Board of Health, with J. M. Hudson isolated at 162 South Second West Street. Weather notes indicate fair overall conditions with possible local showers and rising temperatures. A horse sick with glanders was shot by Deputy Sheriff Edwards at State and Thirteenth South.
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Francis W. Gundr
Salt Lake
General Delivery Department
Capt
W. H. Lee
Nazarene Mission
Board of Health
J. M. Hudson
Second Weat Street
Inter-Mountain
Edwards
State
Typhoid cases fall as cooler weather sets in
The epidemic is waning with cooler weather. three new patients were reported the latest day. Patients include Eleanor Cunningham, 6, Second West between Third and Fourth South. Mrs V C White, 32, 608 South Third West. and Mrs Lind, 19, 47 Grape Street. The animal owned by a peddler linked to infection is under investigation.
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Eleanor Cunningham
Second West
Third
Fourth South Streets
V. C. White
South Third West
Lind
Grape Street
Lost Key Secures German Fleet Victory at Elbe
At Cuxhaven during land maneuvers German troops locked rifles in a small wooden shed to shield them from rain. The alarm sounded and the key was missing, delaying the defense until the enemy had already forced the Elbe entrance and secured victory.
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Cuxhaven
Elbe
Grocer Seeks Refund Over Baking Powder Promos
A grocer complains about refunds for Schilling’s Best baking powder and related products amid a dispute over the money back offer. The text notes a reluctance to return funds and mentions toffee flavoring extracts and spice soda in the context of the promise.
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Schilling
Wealth to Wings Lancaster Power Boss Quits
Lancaster October report says William B. Given resigns as president of Lancaster County Railway and Light Company amid rumors of large financial discrepancies alleged at 100000 or more. Given seen as a wealthy stock market operator with margins under strain from a year of market slump affecting Steel Consolidated Copper Union Pacific and Southern Railway positions. He also resigned Columbia Trust presidency and left its board. the trust cites no debt to the institution and says its affairs are unaffected.
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Lancaster
William B. Given
Lancaster County Railway and Light Company
Steel
Electric Light and Gas
Columbia
Given
Columbia Trust Company
Trust Company
Best Doctor Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup Endorsed
Rev B C Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas writes July 29 1599 that Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup prove effective for headache pains and coughs claiming the syrup has served as their doctor for eight years. Sold by G F Cave 2301 Washave and J J Carr Depot Drug Store with prices 30 cents and 1 dollar.
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B. C. Horton
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Washave
J. J. Carr
Depot Drug Store
Arrest of Dutch ex-consular agent in Nippon Mara case
Secret Service Agent George W. Hazen arrested J. F. Arendez, a fugitive ex-consular representative of the Netherlands, as the Nippon Mara left quarantine. Arendez allegedly stole about $15,000. $11,500 was found on him and to be returned to the Netherlands. Early release is anticipated due to recovered funds.
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San Francisco
Secret Service
George W. Hazen
J. F. Arendez
Netherlands
Arondez
Batavia
Java
United States
Hay
Baron Gevers
Arendez
Bandit Jim Connors names gang in Oregon train robbery case
Portland report says Gay Hareh man alias Jim Connors wounded in Corbett attempt discloses the rest of the gang and their likely locations. He identifies Jim James, George Underwood, Bill Morgan and Charles Morgan with plans to flee to Mexico or Samish Flats, while Harshman himself would head east.
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Portland
Ore
Gay Harehman
Jim Connors
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Corbett
Harshman
Jim James
Jesse James
George Underwood
Bill” Morgan
Charles Morgan
James
Underwood
Morgans
Sammish Flats
Bellingham Bay
Oregon
Troutdale
Hershman
Korner
Barret
Mrs Dixon Credits Paine's Celery Compound For Restoration
Mrs Dizon reports severe fatigue nervousness trembling spells and insomnia until starting Paine's Celery Compound. After using two bottles she says she is herself again and that the remedy is marvelous and restores her former health.
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Paine
Daigh Declared Insane Former Navy Engineer Committed
Charles A. Daigh once served as consulting engineer for the United States Government in Clyde shipyards and on battleships Indiana Keaarage and Kentucky. He held a position as assistant chief engineer at the Brooklyn navy yard and is 43 years old. He was committed to the Jefferson asylum by court at the detention hospital yesterday.
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Chicago
Charles A. Daigh
United States
Clyde Shipyards
Jefferson Asylum
Daigh
Indiana
Kearearge
Kentucky
Tigre
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Yellow fever toll rises with new deaths and cases
In Laredo Texas a Mexican woman dies as 25 new cases and 1 death push totals to 143 cases and 7 deaths. Additional suspect cases appear in MinerVa and Monterey with two fever cases and three suspects. At Tampico Sidney J Frood from Swansea Wales dies as a cable operator.
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Laredo
Texas
Minerva
Monterey
Tampico
Sidney J. Frood
Swansea
Wales
Cable Company
Flag found at Nathan Hale statue in City Hall Park
A British flag cut into ribbons was found hanging from the base of the Nathan Hale statue in City Hall Park. A card reading Lest We Forget. S A R was attached. Police Captain O'Brien ordered its removal and opened an inquiry into who placed it there.
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New York
Nathan Hale
City Hall Park
S A. R
O'Brien
Cures Winter Cough with Horehound Syrup
J E Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered a severe fall cold and winter cough until Horehound Syrup gave relief. Two or three doses stop the cough and allow sleep. Sold by G F Cave at 2301 Wash Ave and others.
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J. E. Gover
N. Mann
G. F. Cave
Wash, Ave
J. E. Carr
Depot Drug Store
Mussulman Fires at American Official in Paris
Paris on October 8 reports say the Mussulman who shot the American vice consul William Magelseg has not been caught. The assault is linked to Mussulman hostility toward Christians. In Louis, six year old Ethel Nole breaks her leg in a fall, the third fracture of her short life.
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Paris
Ber Tut
Leishman
Associated Press
Mussulman
William Magelseg
Asalt
Ethel Nole
Louis
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the Tabernacle
Borneman
Sons OF Veterans Organize
Patrick Fernan
Utah Supreme Court
America
S. J. Burt
Brothers
Bandit
John Dixon
Neville Street
Crafton
Penn
Mrs. Dizon
Yellow Jack
Stein-Bloch
Swell
Manhattan
Marr
Boy
Grand Opera House
Jos, Clark, Manaper
Mit G. Barlow
Dahome
May Bretonne
Bossy
Jas. A. Devlin
Staverick Brander
Texas Steel Quartette
Stork
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