Republicans hold primaries tonight apportionment of delegates by ward
The article outlines Republican primaries to be held in Toledo wards with delegate apportionment based on the 1901 mayoral vote. It lists ward by ward vote tallies, and places for polling including city hall, Third Ward amusement hall, Mound Fort amusement hall, district and county facilities. A later section includes a 1886 ad about Hall's Catarrh Cure and a notary statement from F J Cheney.
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Del
Access Cias
Vetsaas
Ssdvetensens Vanaun
Aesaguscceesees
Cevnengen
Ceeswee Vines
Municipal Court
Amusement Hall
Mound Fort
County Court House
Fifth Ward
Fete of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Ha Fe
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
McDowell stakes heats fail to yield winner in 2:10 trotting
In Lexington on October 14 the McDowell stakes for 2:10 trotters saw six heats with no overall winner as darkness paused the deciding heat. Monte Carlo Hawthorne and Dr. Strong won multiple heats, setting records already surpassed today. Second race featured Bald Hornet with three straight 2:10 2:07 2:074. Grace Bond led the Lexington 2-year-old trotting with two straight heats. Eulalia K and Diana led amateur drivers in the 2:25 class.
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Lexington
Monte Carlo
Hawthorne
Dr. Strong
Transylvania
Toman
Walnut Stall
Dan T
Bald Hornet
Barvin
Doctor TI
Stipulator
Grace Bond
Jeasie Benyon
California Creeceur
Alice Edgar
Fatty Felix
Toura
Tequéath
Eulalia K
Diana
Bosse
Ted Leal
Watson
Pence
Additional Jurors Drawn and Hearings Begun in Provo Court
Provo Oct 14 jurors examined sworn as petit jurors for Fourth district court term. Additional jurors drawn include Fletcher Crompton and David J. Smith among others from American Fork Payson Provo and Spanish Fork. First case State v Frank M Redfeld and James Goss about store robbery in Provo canyon. Goss pled guilty and serves fifteen months. Divorce suit filed by Mary E Lindley of Plato against Thomas Lindley for failure to provide cruelty and custody of five children. Dorcas Watterson Warner of Spanish Fork seeks letters of administration for James Warner estate. hearing set for Oct 24.
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Fourth District Court
Samuel Madmall
Ernest Martin
Albert Wilmot
August Peterson
Albert Manvill
Mark Bezzant
Albert M. Fox
Willard Kofford
Thomas Heelis
Sigrum B. Derry
Fletcher Crompton
David J. Smith
Thomas J. Chipman
American Fork
David N. Fairbanks
Payson
Joseph Broadbent
John
Mary E. Lindley
Plato
Thomas Lindley
Bolton
England
Dorcas Watterson Warner
Spanish Fork
James Warner
Jockey Miller Dies in Beach Race Accident
In New York on October 15 a race at Beach saw jockey Frank Miller killed after a spill in the sixth race for maiden two year olds. Sonoma Bell rider Firman moved toward the rail, caused a rut, and fell, with Clytie ridden by Miller tumbling behind. Miller died shortly after being taken to a temporary hospital.
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New York
Beach
Frank Miller
Reese
Sonoma Bell
Firman
Clytie
Miller
Unclear track incident leaves horse prints on rider
An examination found horse hoof prints on the rider’s chest after a track incident. Firman escaped injury while J E Sladden’s The Minuteman broke a leg in the first race and was destroyed.
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Pital
Firman
J. E. Sladden
the Minuteman
Races at Boise October 14 summary
In Boise Idaho today October 14 a race summary lists results from five races. Vision won the first 2:17 pace with Turst second and Portia Knight third. Bell Storm took the 2:30 trot with Halladi second and Lady Smith third. Black Cloud won the seven furlong race with Lord Eldred second and Assessment third. Judge Thomas won the three eighths mile dash with Classas second and Billy Mahan third.
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Boise
Ida
Vision
Harry Turst
Portia Knight
Bell Storm
Halladi
Lady Smith
Tine
Black Cloud
Lord Eldred
Assessment
Judge Thomas
Classas
Billy Mahan
Judge Marioneaux Opens Fall Term in Fillmore Court
Fillmore October 14 The fall term opened with Judge Marioneaux on the bench. A jury is summoned for tomorrow and Grace L Leach vs Oregon Short Line will be heard. Thorpe granted divorce from Rebecca for desertion. Annie M Duncan receives divorce from Richard for drunkenness and custody plus alimony and fees. Millard county vs Frank Rogers et al default entered against most defendants. Rogers to answer demurrer within ten days. Rogers, late county treasurer, defaulted in accounts by about 1200 dollars. Dan Stevensoe and L H Erickson judgment for defendant with costs.
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Fillmore
Marioneaux
Grace L. Leach
Joseph Thorpe
Rebecca Thorpe
Annie M. Duncan
Richard Duncan
Millard County
Frank Rogers
B. G. Raybould
Joe Chipman
Rogers
Dan Stevensoe
L. AH. Erickson
Peddler Killed by Street Car at Second West and Temple
Atkinson Whitworth a 40 year old peddler from Salt Lake was killed instantly when his wagon was struck by a trolley car at Second West and South Temple. The blow threw him about twenty feet and he landed head first on the pavement. the accident occurred about 8 pm with witnesses saying Whitworth swerved into the track unaware of the approaching car. The car knocked the horse down. Whitworth died at once and the body was taken to J W Taylor’s. He left a wife and three children and had lived in Salt Lake for nearly forty years.
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Atkinson Whitworth
North
Second West Street
Oregon Short Line
Second West
South Temple Streets
Whitworth
South Temple Street
C. F. Wilcox
J. W. Taylor
Whitaworth
Toro
Salt Lake
Citizens’ Union
Republican Machine
Democratic Party
Republican Party
New York
Greater New York Democracy
Hoffman House
Air. McClellan
Grout
Fornes
McCellan
Brooklyn
McCarren
Tammany Headquarters
McClellan
Accident car crew faces blame after collision
Motorman W. G. Bywater and Conductor Starley Mowry say the streetcar was running at legal speed when Whitworth, riding a horse, failed to hear the approach and crossed the tracks, being struck. Coroner Clark was notified but an inquest deemed unnecessary.
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W. G. Bywater
Starley Mowry
Whitworth
Clark
Eureka Mine Fire Ends After Five Day Effort
Eureka Utah October 14 Superintendent Earls of the Bullion Beck abandons efforts to reach the underground fire closing four mines for ten days. Gas filled workings over a mile long with 400 workers idle and $10000 in losses. Centennial Eureka openness to natural draft possible with shaft opening.
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Eureka
Earls
Bullion Beck
Earla
Centennial-Eureka
Allen
Centennial- Eureka
Nielson Sues Conley Over Alienation of Affections
Hans Nielson files in city court accusing Alva F. Conley of abducting his wife Hanna Nielson and alienating her affections since July 1 1903. He seeks damages of 109 dollars for mental and domestic distress and loss of companionship due to the alleged enticement and detention in Salt Lake City.
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Hans Nielson
Alva F. Conley
Hanna Nielson
Salt Lake City
Hanna Nielsen
Second Payment on Columbia Copper Purchase
Major N. G. Calitrow O A. Tibbitts A F Bettles and Frank B. Cook visited Bingham to inspect the Columbia Copper property for the second payment of 225000 dollars. The mine was found satisfactory and 46000 dollars would be credited today to the Columbia company bringing total paid since the option to 50000 dollars. No campaign plan was decided yesterday but possession would be formal today.
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Tibbitts
Bingham
Caitron Wibbitts
Utah
Columbia
ATE
The
Salt Lake Herald
N. G. Calitrow
O. A. Tibbitts
A. F. Bettles
Frank B. Cook
Columbia Copper Company
Columbia Cosmopany
Caitrow
Examiner in New York City Accused in Gambling Pool Ring
The New York Herald reports a department employee who reviews detective expense accounts is the agent and manager of a pool room network controlled by an East Side congressman. He allegedly avoided approving detectives' expenditures unless paid, and the District Attorney may be called to testify about the matter.
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New York
New York Herald
East Side
Ecilom
Payalay
Jerome
Tammany Hall Meeting Showcases Democratic Platform
At Tammany Hall New York on Oct 1 a large rally ratified the Democratic platform and nominations. Speakers included former Comptroller Meyer, Charles A Towne, William McAdoo, and Groat, with praise for Fores and McClellan, and criticism of nonpartisan governance and the fusion movement.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Theodore W. Meyera Ressdes
Groot
F ¥ Ornes
United States
Charles A. Towna
Towne
William McAdoo
the Navy
Ife
Chamberlain
Democratic Party
Washington
Grout
Mayor Low
Odell
Harlem River
Fores
McClellan
Eastern Attacks on the Mormons
Philadelphia report on three Eastern Missionary convention meetings in the academy of music. Dr If K K Carroll blasted Mormonism as fraud and linked its violence to its history. He called Utah the plague spot of civilization and urged gospel effort. Indianapolis note cites John Willis urging protest against Reed Smoot’s Senate oath.
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Philadelphia
Eastern Missionary Convention
Methodist Episcopal Church
Academy of Music
If K K. Carroll
The
Missionary Society
Utah
Indianapolis
John_ Willis
Christian Endeavor Society
Indiana Presbyterian Synod
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
Mormon Roberts
Smoot
Kemmerer Coal Guaranteed the Best
Af L Jones Coal and Storage Company advertises guaranteed quality coal. Office at 407 24th Yard near Edith and Walt with telephone 140 Za.
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L. Jones Coal & Sca Co
Coredith and
Walt
Death of Gen Boyce in Cable Car Accident
Gen Harrison Boyce dies from injuries after being struck by a Broadway cable car. He served as secretary of the Navy and was a Civil War veteran with the Forty fifth Illinois Volunteers. A native of Cleveland, he also held a California brigadier general title and was linked to Ohio campaigns and a Columbus senate race in 1593.
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New York
Arrison Boyce
Broadway
Navy
Teague
Ile
Cleveland
Ohio
California
Boyce
Columbus
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Brighton Beach
J. A. Folger & Co
Ean Franciscs
Kine Coffees
Marigneaux
Isadore Witmark
Grand Opera House
H. Nielson
A. F. Conley
Caltrow Syndicate
New Yor
Tammany Hall Meeting
Japan
Hills Bros
Kemmerer Coal
San Framinica
Gen. Boyce
Ae Exclu. J
Libbey
Ogden & Lewis & Co
Washington Ave
Ross
A. E. Weatherby
Boston Meat Market
Washington Fashionable Clothing
Washington Fashionable
America
KA. Huhn & Bro
Wheelwright Brothers
Visi Wz
Utah Light & Power Co
UTAH LIGHT @ POWER CO
R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Beitman Bros
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