Mysterious Death of Patrick OBrien at Salvation Army Mission
Patrick OBrien aged about 70 died yesterday at the Salvation Army mission on Commercial street from general debility. He lived there about three months and gave no confidences, but his refined appearance stirred speculation of a hidden story. A wealthy Omaha daughter is rumored but unnamed. He was found in bed about 9 am, the Coroner denyed an inquest after inquiry. The body was taken to Evans funeral home awaiting relatives.
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Patrick O'Brien
Salvation Army Mission
Commercial Street
Omaha
Fay
Evans Undertaking Establishment
Miss Daly Sues for $147 348 80 Inheritance Tax
Margaret F. Daly as executrix and guardian sues E H Callister in federal court to recover 147 348 80 paid as inheritance tax in January 1902 claiming heirs only hold a contingent interest until age 30 and none has vested right. The action, to be tried in Montana, was begun yesterday. Deputy Marshal Smyth served the summons.
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Margaret F. Daly
Marcus Daly
E. H. Callister
Internal Revenue
Marshal Smyth
Montana
Wife charges cruelty in Salt Lake divorce suit
Catherine H. Adams files for divorce from William P. Adams alleging cruel and inhuman treatment since their Salt Lake marriage on April 30, 1903. She asks restoration of her maiden name Asys.
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Catherin H. Adams
William Pt.adams
Salt Lake
Come Plaint
Asys
Two Divorces Granted by Judge Lall
Judge Lall yesterday granted two divorces in a proceeding that featured petitions from the petitioners seeking dissolution of marriage. The order likely marks the end of lengthy separations and formalizes the break for the couples involved.
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Lall
Man Finds Hair Regrowth After Using Newbro Herpicide
Frederick Manuell of Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide in April and began treatment for baldness. Within twenty days hair covered his scalp and a reader notes his hair now appears thick and luxuriant. The ad claims hereditary causes of dandruff and baldness are eliminated and new growth starts after stopping fall. Sample requests offered by The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich.
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Frederick Manuell
Maryland
Butte
Montana
Newhro
Onduly Zhe
Newbro
Leading Drugelsis
Bend Ide
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Sorenson and Gray Go Separate Ways in Desertion Case
Theora Sorenson was granted a separation from Axel Z. Sorenson on non support. May Gray received a similar decree against Edward D. Gray on report by George G. Armstrong, referee. The charge in each action was desertion.
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Erees
Theora Sorenson
Axel Z. Sorenson
May Gray
Edward D. Gray
George G. Armstrong
Salt Lake Court Notes and Citizenship Admitted
In Judge Morse's court the plaintiff witnesses were examined, a non-suit motion overruled, and defendant witnesses began in Samuel Nelatyres Ajax Mining case. Judge Hall's court completed witness examination and heard arguments in C F Looibourrow v Garey. Supreme court heard Nelden Judson Drug Co v Commercial National Bank Ogden and Orient Mining Co v Wilford Frackelson. Jarvis Sacramento Gold Mining case dismissed. Henry H Schepers of Beaver County, former German citizen, admitted to citizenship in Judge Stewart's court.
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Supreme Court
Nelden-Judson Drug Company
Commercial National Bank of Ogden
Orient Mining Company
Wilford Frackelson
J. KR. Jarvis
Sacramento Gold Mining Company
Henry H. Schepers
Beaver County
Germany
Stewart
Prison outbreak guards risk aftercare notes at the pen
Prison officials fear for the lives of Maxwell Robertson Shuckers and Douglas, inmates who aided guards during the breakout, as rival convicts threaten retaliation. Notes and threats surface as Dr Stringham seeks reward for aiding James Lynch’s capture.
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Maxwell
Robertson
Shuckers
Douglas
Alex A. Robertson
Muich
Board of Corrections
Couplay
James Lynch
A. C. Young
B. Stringham
Davis County
Lynch
Wood's Cross
Stringham
Best Doctor Endorses Ballard Liniment and Horehound Syrup
Rev B C Horton of Sulphur Springs Texas writes July 19 1899 that Ballard Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup have proven satisfactory for headache pains and cough and notes the products as his family’s doctor for the last ten years. Sold by G F Cave 2301 Wash Ave and Carr Depot Drug Store.
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B.C. Horton
Sulphur Springs
Texas
Ballard
G. F. Cave
Washave, Jr. Carr
Depot Drug Store
Celery Compound Restores Sleep Says Mrs Patterson
In Pittsburg a 1903 testimonial recalls neuralgia pain and sleepless nights. After doctors failed, Mrs Nora Patterson credits Xline Celery Compound with calm nerves restored sleep and appetite after three bottles.
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Bedford
Nora Patterson
Pittsburg
Knox Nominated for Salt Lake City Mayor in Dramatic Convention
The Salt Lake Herald reports Frank Knox won the Republican city convention in a seven hour battle at the Grand Opera House amid riotous scenes. Odell’s forces swung votes between Knox and James with heavy party infighting and notable figures like Ben Heywood and Bruce Johnson amid the crowd. Knox secured the nomination as James decried corruption and money spent, while party leaders framed senior posts and promised favors to supporters.
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Salt Lake Herald
Frank Knox
Odell
James
Knox
Grand Opera House
Herald
Ile
Noses
Parley P. Christensen
James Pia
Odell Pa
Knoe Een
Wbeenen
James Asape
Pile Ebey Etna
Wwe Giles
Fred C. Loofbourow
Joseph Lippman
Lippman
Loofbourrow
Bruce Johnson
Kearns Knox
A. Pp
Kesler
James Man
City Recorder
A. J. Kimondi
Mathews
George S. Nyer
Knox~ Odell
W. M. Hutchinson
J.J. Myers
Kearns-Knox
Arthur Pratt
O. J. Salisbury
George Sutherland
D. H. Wenger
Mr. James
Thomas Kearns
Perry G. Teath
Fred C. Leafbourrow
J. CO. Lynch
G. & Holmes
Gus Holmes
Independent Home Telephone Company
Republican city slate faces corruption talk after vote
In a post election scene several defeated candidates allege vote buying and corruption while Mayor Knox and other Knox allies claim victory. Leaders like James Odell Odell managers deny details as Knox praises campaign staff. Council slate finalized with long and short term seats.
Ben Hur Performance Excursion to Salt Lake
Special excursion via Oregon Short Line departs Ogden at 6 30 p m for Salt Lake for the October 28 performance. Train returns after the show arriving Ogden about 7 30 p m. Round trip fare is 1.00.
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Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Oregon
Tog
Amie Salt Lake
Waddell Offers Full Outbreak Details for Immunity
Harry Waddell a penitentiary outbreak leader proposes to tell all to the State Board of Charities and Corrections in exchange for immunity. He and Majors deny some aspects, board to meet again. other items note hospital care, land sale, banker trip, oil company incorporation, and business college talks.
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Harry Waddell
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Waddell
Majors
Board of Charities and Corrections
Democrats Nominate Fifteen Candidates in Salt Lake
The Democrats of Salt Lake list fifteen nominees by ward. First Ward includes Adam Spiers Stephen Hays Philip Maycock. Second Ward Albert Fisher George E. Burbridge Rodney C. Badger. Third Ward Arthur F. Barnes F B Fernstrom E T Davis. Fourth Ward Rulen S. Wells E A Hartenstein W J Tuddenham. Fifth Ward Martin E. Mulvey Robert Morris John H Wallace.
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Adam Spiers
Stephen Hayes
Phil S. Maycock
Albert Fisher
George E. Burbidge
Rodney C. Badger
A. F. Raves
F. &. Fernstrom
E. H. Davis
Rulon
Wells
A. Hartenstein
W. J. Tuddenham
Mulvey
Robert Morris
W. T. Wallace
Democrats of
Salt Lake
Stephen Hays
Philip Maycock
George E. Burbridge
Arthur F. Barnes
Fernstrom
Rulen S. Wells
E. A. Hartenstein
Mormon
Fifth Ward
Martin E. Mulvey
John It. Wallace
Judge Johnson at Price to Give Terms to Convicts
In Price on Oct 15 Judge Jacob Johnson will sentence Ezra Davis and John Pryor for slugging and robbing John Daniels near Castle Gate. They face eight to ten years each, while Cal Ray and William Cox await sentencing for robbing Warren Jones at Helper. Bernard Bergold was acquitted. Also, Charles Babbit faces a hearing for robbing a Rio Grande passenger, pending the prosecuting witness's arrival from Colorado. George Washington Tracey begins 125 days in county jail for near family massacre in Spring Glen, with more charges pending.
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Supreme Court
Cal Ray
William Cox
Warren Jones
Helper
Bernard Berghold
Grand Junction
Ogden
Jones
Sanpete
Charles Babbit
Rio Grande
Wilcox
Colorado
Babbit
Salida
Colo
George Washington Tracey
Spring Glen
Mrs W P Cooper Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs W P Cooper underwent an appendicitis operation performed by Dr Hosmer. The report notes the procedure occurred in Salt Lake with attendings named for the care and recovery.
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Mra
W. P. Cooper
Dr. Hosmer
Herman Captured and Loot Recovered in Bayuan
Manila reports Herman the defecting constabulary officer has been captured and brought to Bayuan. Eight hundred dollars is recovered from him. Terman and Johnson seized ten thousand dollars. Johnson killed during mutiny on ship while escaping. Governor Taft fixes December 23 to depart for Washington as Secretary of War. Dean Tompkins, ex-Treasurer of San Fernando, sentenced to nine years for embezzlement. earlier sentence of seventeen years for forgery handed down September 25. Locusts have killed twenty seven million pounds according to provincial returns.
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Manila
George Herman
Bayauan
Terman
Johnson
Taft
Washington
Dean Tompkins
San Fernardo
Tompkins
Discharged in Wyoming for False Pretenses Case
Rawlins Wyoming October 16 F N Woods was discharged by court order after the state's evidence. He had swindled $2000 or more from Snake River valley residents by posing as heir to a fortune and claiming a monthly allowance. He was rearrested on a new complaint from John Trons of Baggs. He had no money or known wealth.
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Rawlins
Wyo
F. N. Woods
Woods
Snake River Valley
Colorado
John Trons
Baggs
W. C. Hussey
Hanna Mine
Suit and Overcoat Offering At Bargain Prices
A used text ad lists 300 men s suits and overcoats offered at reduced prices. Items include silk mixed worsteds, all wool Ker sey overcoats with satin linings, and wool tweeds at 10 dollars. The Hub Ogden is agent for Stes Bloch Clothes with prices up to 34 dollars.
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Ogden
Stes. Bloch Clothes
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Business College of the Latter-day Saints
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