Waddell offers to disclose prison outbreak plans
Waddell, one of the ringleaders of last Friday's attempted prison outbreak, asked Utah state board of corrections for immunity in exchange for details on who supplied revolvers and how they were smuggled in. Majors refused to implicate others.
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State Penitentiary
Waddell
State Board of Corrections
Abe Majors
Majors
Penglass Furs
Board of Corrections
Uison
Kent
Heber B. Wells
Elias A. Smith
Fisher Harris
Ami
Frank Connora
Bfajors
Board
Robertson
Shuckers
Maxwell
Douglas
Jacoba
Wilcken
King
Mair
Connors
Prisoners threaten body harm overyard trespass alert
Inmate reports indicate danger of harm from fellow prisoners after an alarm. Maxwell overheard threats to "cut his lights out" while Robertson Shuckers and Douglas corroborate the incident. Assistance arrived about fifteen minutes after the alarm. warden orders removal of ladders and ropes and protection for four guards.
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Maxwell
Robertson
Shuckers
Douglas
Ihe
Thenest Davie Neilson, Salt Lake Resident, Dies After Illness
David Neilson, longtime Salt Lake City resident and nightwatchman on Main Street, died yesterday morning at his home after a long illness from Brights disease and a paralytic stroke six months ago. Born May 26, 1832 in Glasgow, he emigrated to Utah in 1862 and lived in Tooele and Logan before settling here. He leaves two children in Utah.
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Davie” Neilson
Salt Lake
West Third South Street
Bright
David Neilson
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Utah
Tooele
Logan
Main Street
Mortensen seeks certificate of probable cause of appeal
The State vs Peter Mortensen motioned in district court for a certificate of probable cause to appeal to the Supreme Court. Judge Morse will hear the matter Friday at 2 PM with District Attorney Eichner opposing. If granted, Mortensen would have six months to perfect the appeal. else the execution date of November 20 stands.
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Peter Morterwsen
I. J. Stewart
Eichner
Morse
Mortensen
Supreme Court
Stewart
Analysis of Kohn Stomach Finds Chloral Ingested
In San Francisco on October 15 the stomach analysis of Abraham H. Kohn revealed a small amount of chloral. The Adler gastrointestinal physician stated Kohn was addicted to a proprietary medicine containing chloral during his final illness.
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San Francisco
Abraham H. Kohn
Kohn
Adler Ganitarium
Mothers Prayer For Safe Pregnancy Remedies
A vintage advertisement warns against unsafe bird medicines and opiate drugs for pregnant women. It promotes Mother's Friend by The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta Georgia as an externally applied remedy for pain relief during gestation and claims it yields healthy children.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
E 9Riculator CO
Atlanta
Convict Lynch Captured Near Wood's Cross After Escape
James Lynch, the escaped penitentiary murderer, was tracked by Gilbert Ry Watch and Philando Hatch to Wood's Cross. Weak from blood loss and exposure, he was captured, returned to the penitentiary, and to be executed. He described a perilous five days on the run, including an arm wound likely requiring amputation.
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James Lynch
Wade
Wood's Cross
Gilbert
Philando Satch
Lynch
Ure
Waddell
Naylor
Ure and
Hilton
Dayton
Wilckeyn
Penglasn
Wood
Waworth
A. C. Young
Gilbert Ry Watch
Philando Hatch
Woods Cross
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Judd Wilson
Lucia
Salt Lake
Ogen
Gilbert Hatch
Godbe-Pitts
Oelock
Wricht
Salt Lake Republicans Nominate Councilmen After Turbulent Precinct Conventions
In Salt Lake City precincts a heated Republican nominating fight produced many sore points as factions clashed. In First Precinct Mormon Gentile tensions shaped the council candidate race with Hewlett backed by Gentiles and opposed by Iverson and Christiansen. Second Precinct saw Knox supporters contend with Gentile factions over long term seats. Third and Fourth Precincts experienced near riot conditions and fierce ballots, while Fifth precinct remained relatively quiet with Knox Odell alignment aiding the ticket.
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Bruce Johnson
Dennis Elcinor
Joseph Cottle
Thomas Hobday
Frank J. Hewlett
L. D. Martin
J. Ti. Preece
G. D. Dean
I. J. Wood
Third Precinct
T. A. Callister
Richard Papworth
J. N. Haslam
Fourth Precinct
Perry Anson
W.C. Spence
Mormon
W.H. Tibballs
Stormon
Fifth Precinct
A. J. Davis
T. R. Black
C. M. Neuhansen
Salt Lake City
Republian
Bishop Iverson
Joseph Christensen
Knox
J. H. Preece
B. D. Blackmart
L. J. Wood
James
Odell
Montana Indians Threaten Trouble In Cut Bank
A Havre dispatch reports Cut Bank residents fear a Blackfoot attack after seven tribal members were killed in Browning. Threats target local resident Jake Williamson and Indian agent Major Monteath as tensions rise amid a drunken row aftermath. Manila notes a five percent export tax on Caribou Monarch ointment.
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Butte
Mont
Havre
Cut Bank
Indiana
Browning
Cut Iank
Jake Williamson
Major Monteath
Trial verdict favors Strickleys in condemnation suit
In District Court Judge Samuel W. Stewart's division a jury awarded Highland Bay Gold Mining $117.60 against John and Ellen Strickley. The ruling allows four tramway towers to be built on the Strickleys farm linking the mine to the railroad depot. Zina Smith seeks divorce from Bert Smith on grounds of cruel treatment desertion and non-support. They have a seven week old child. The complaint was filed yesterday afternoon.
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Samuel W. Stewart
District Court
Highland Bay Gold Mining Company
John
Ellen Strickley
Zina Smith
Bert Smith
Brigham City attorney cited before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court issued a citation to Brigham City attorney Riley H. Jones to show cause on Wednesday October 28 why he should not be debarred for alleged unprofessional conduct raised by the Utah State Bar. The order was mailed to Boxelder County sheriff for service. The court also sustained the motion to dismiss the appeal in the case of Joseph Donegaard versus Louis N. Olsen and ordered its dismissal.
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Supreme Court
Riey H. Jones
Brigham City
Utah State Bar Association
Boxelder County
Jones
Joseph Donegaard
Ve. Louis N. Olsen
Baking powder flavors advertise moneyback policy
Fragmentary notice mentions Schilling's Best baking powder flavoring extracts and a moneyback claim, urging purchase at grocers. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or locations.
Suit and Overcoat Offering at Bargain Prices
A local retailer advertises 300 men suits and 9 coats at $10 to $15, featuring silk mixed worsteds, tweeds, casimeres, worsted serges, all wool overcoats with satin lining. Highlights include black and blue wool, cy cho viots, melton and cheviot models from Stetson Bloch line with prices from $15 to $25 and catalogs available.
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Melton
Isidore Witmark's Comedy Opera Returns to New York Stage
Di rect from two months run at the New York Theater. Original production features prize beauty chorus. Seat sale Thursday October 15. Prices 25c 50c 75c 1.00 and 1.50. Third triumphant season directed by Isidore Witmark.
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Isidore Witmark
New York Theater
New York
Caxy Priza Beauty Chorus
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