Dramatic Prison Break at Utah Penitentiary Ends in Slaying
A violent riot at Utah State Penitentiary left convict Frank Dayton dead and eight others wounded. Guerrilla fighting raged as James Lynch and Nick Haworth escaped with confederates, while guards led by Wilkins and Naylor pursued through the valley. a large manhunt with a $1000 reward for the fugitives is underway.
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Frank Dayton
James Lynch
Nick Haworth
Lynch
Ife
Gov. Wells
C. Kaylor
David Wilkins
Janney
Driggs
Schulze
Hilton
F. ©. Naylor
Conners
Dayton
Waddell
Dave Ion
Uathene Lynch
Haworth
Mullen
Malley
Shuckers
Maxwell
Jacobs
Majors
Smith & Wesson
Millard Zebulon Jacobs
Stewarts
Wilkins
Neajors
Hosserine
Mutlen
Naval
Presh
Maworth
Jie
Escape Plot and Locked Cells Highlight a Convict Break
A failed prison breakout unfolds as Trusty Schuckers pockets keys delaying Mortensen King and Botha. Waddell and Conners misplace the escape tools while seven convicts flee, shots ring out, and the trio remains trapped awaiting aid.
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Mortensen
Deaf Earn
King Or Botha
Waddell
Schuckers
Conners
King
Botha
The Camel’s Head and Digestive Remedies Ad
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomachs linking digestion to overall health. It claims to strengthen the stomach, treat stomach and digestion disorders, and boost resistance to illness. Includes patient testimonial and invitation to consult by letter.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Chrisley
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Wes
Tam
Glake
War Against Tammany Forces In New York
Mayor Low accepted the nomination for mayor on a new ticket with Henrichs McGuire and McLaughlin for county officers. Lewis Nixon advised against an independent movement. Louis F Maffen was renominated president of the Borough without a dissenting vote at Brons Borough Democratic convention.
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New York
Low
Henrichs, McGuire
McLaughlin
Lewis Nixon
Brons Borough
Louia F. Maffen
Civil suit over ranch profits disputed in Rawlins court
In Rawlins Wyoming on October 10 a civil case over five thousand dollars was tried in the district court. N L Kirkendall sues L B Stanley claiming part of a ranch produce was owed from a partnership. Javina Kirkendall offered a thousand dollars as a compromise. The trial drew heavy attention with lengthy testimony. A separate verdict found John Almndgren guilty of petit larceny after a long drunken delay in the jury deliberation.
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Rawlins
Wyo
N. L. Kirkendall
L. 8
Stanley
Javina Kirkendall
John Almndgren
Robbers Elude Capture After Initial Break-in
Victims freed themselves from restraints and alerted officers, but none of the robbers have been found yet. Police continue to search the area for suspects and review nearby surveillance footage.
Christian Scientists Answer Mormon Critics
A reader responds to Apostle J W Taylor’s remarks in the Standard about Christian Science. The letter asserts Christian Science differs from hypnotism and spiritualism and emphasizes its growth by aligning with Jesus' teachings and addressing human suffering.
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Jesus
Apostle Taylor
Ciod
Gammaliel
Lewis T.coates
J. W. Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Openings Closed In Endeavor To Smother Fire
Eureka October 0 The four Eureka mines affected by the underground fire remain with surface openings closed to starve air to the blaze. Mines named are Eureka Inll Bullion-Beck Gemini and Centennial Eureka Mining. Officials believe smothering the fire now will lessen the risk of spread as bulkheads were placed over the Centennial Eureka shaft and smoke declined.
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Eureka
Eureka Inll
Bullion-Beck
Gemini
Centennial Eureka
Beecham's Pills Advertisement Claim Reformulation
An old advertisement promotes Beecham's Pills as a remedy for fatigue by claiming to restore digestive health. It emphasizes re energizing the system and lasting health through the product.
Minesmen race to quell blaze as helmets lag
Superintendent Pilgereim said no men would be sent underground tomorrow due to delayed helmets from Montana. Crews worked to lay pipes for water to the fire, while a trapped ore car at Gemini mine was rescued from impure air. Berlin metal makers locked out 7 000 remaining workers to crush a three thousand strong strike, idling 175 factories. Two thousand carpenters on the St. Louis World's Fair project paused for one hour, and 250 delegates attended the Electrical Workers convention in Salt Lake City.
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Pilgereim
Eurekails
Montana
Gemini
Berlin
St. Louis
Lightning Strikes Shooting Match Wounding Fifteen In Geneva
A lightning strike at a shooting match in Geneva yesterday injured fifteen competitors, five markers, and five scorers. The blast sent a flash across the signal wires and left all victims with inked lightning photographs on their backs or chests. all are listed as recovering.
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Geneva
Vandois
Robbery at Reed farm holds up four Chinese gardeners
Four Chinese gardeners on the Reed farm near North Yakima were held up and robbed by four white men. The intruders overpowered the men, tied them to a bedpost, and ransacked the house, taking about $150, gold watches, and other valuables. The ordeal lasted nearly five hours before release.
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North
Yakima
Wash
Here
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