Political notes arise in campaign activity and appointments
Heavyweights organize the Democratic and Republican drives as city candidates meet at the mayor’s office. Judges of election are listed by the council, with district picks and a forthcoming polling place plan. A campaign sheet may appear if funds are secured, and major figures like Gideon and Cannon factor into the effort.
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T. I. Carr
Flrst
Johin TD
Murphy
AW. C. Howell
Ar. Glasmann
L. W. Shurtliff
II. Clark
Charles Criston
Angus T. Wright
J. C. Nye
William Craig
Democratic Central Committee
I. F. Foster
Thomas Jackson
A. Johnson
Valentine Gideon
Smith
Ogden Enterprises
Virar
Mr. Johnson
Willian Craig
Peter Anderson
Standard
Gideon
Herald
First
Jerome Brown
Tis Nichard Pincock
St. Mary
Sissman
George Greenwell
Thomas Lever
John T. Smyth
John Young
Wiliam Raymond
E. QO. Bedford
J. Harbertson
Moving Picture Scene of a Woman Chasing a Street Car
A fragmented description hints at a moving picture scene featuring a woman running to catch a street car. Other legible terms include names or labels like Cholly and Belle-Why, with several garbled phrases suggesting a melodramatic or instructional tone about love and trouble.
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Bac
Cholly
Leber
Zlaltiniors Erald
The Unobservant Meas Half the World
The text contrasts halves of the world by ignorance, noting the unfamiliarity between those who know and those who do not know the other half, and hints at language barriers and incomprehension.
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Weil
Wewen
Federal grand and petit jurors drawn for Salt Lake court
The federal and petit juries for the term have been drawn in Salt Lake and are cited to appear on November 6. The grand jury list includes William LB, Andrew, James Armstrong, Ephriam, Joseph Wells, Henry MelEwan, and many others from Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, Nephi, Logan, Farmington, Brigham, and nearby towns. The petit jury lists Mark Bezzaut, George Barker, Wil liam Jermaine, John Delliston, Lewis Bringhurst, Francis Fone, George Webb, and numerous other named residents from across Utah, organized for service.
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Salt Lake
William LB
Andrew
James Armstrong
Ephriam
Joseph &. Wells
Henry T. Mel Ewan
William Symond
Oden
A. Y. Bigelow
Ogden
John McCready
Peter Nelson
Brigham
Wa Wi Bookstead
Milando Pratt
W. D. Hendrickson
Logan
Jane Chapman
Nephi
W. V. Haight
Farmington
Jacob Moritz
Edwin Kerns
B. F. Bingham
Trenton
Joseph W. McMurrin
Peter M. Wentz
Provo
Thomas M. McCune
Ledyard M. Bailey
William Hatfield
Thomas Bannigan
Francis Fone
Layton
W. & Home
George Webb
Lehi
I. E. Hall
Alt Lake
George SteDermitt
Castle Gate
H. T. Ball
William Hayes
Pleasant Grove
Wilisim Cooper
William Sullivan
Orden
David Froese
F. ©. Buel
Jieber
John J. Howells
James Crawford
Manti
Richard Stringham
Bountiful
James Grown
James A. Yollock
James Godfrey
South Woottonwood
George M. Thidwell
Hugh Dougall
Springville
Joseph Dunn
Frisco
Henry Osterholt
Silver City
John T. Russell
J. John
Jon Rh. Brown
HH. E. Steele
David McDaniels
Alpine
Thomas Clancy
Corinne
Municipal court sessions settle drunkenness and vagrancy cases
In court this morning Fa Briggs, a colored girl, faced a drunken and disturbing the peace charge with trial set for 7 pm. John Doe and Lindsay Patty were found guilty and await sentencing, while Charles Irving and John Frazien faced vagrancy charges with sentences due later. Iai Maloney’s case was postponed to 7 pm.
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Fa Briggs
John Doe
Lindsay Patty
Chas. Irving
John Frazien
Iai Maloney
Labor disputes in England noted by London arbitration board head
B Toulton chairman of the London Labour Conciliation and Arbitration Board arrived in San Francisco on the Sierra en route to England. The board, with twelve year tenure, includes equal numbers from the London Chamber of Commerce and trade unions and offers voluntary arbitration to settle capital and labor disputes. Toulton rejects compulsory arbitration and says participation is voluntary.
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San Francisco
B. Toulton
London Labor Conciliation and Arbitration Board
Mlootolulu
Sierra
England
Doulton
London Chamber of Commerce
Youlton
Board For Adjustment
London
London Council
London Tramways
Corporation
Lancanshire
Mustard Compound Advertised For Flavor and Use
A retouched early text notes flavor strength of Schilling's Be mustard compound. It mentions proper flavor, suitability for grocers and general use, with implied pricing or value.
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Schilling
Moneybach
Insolvency Sparks Rush for Delaware Receiver Ship
In Dover Delaware on October 26 a clash over the receivership of the International Bank and Trust Company of America intensified as stockholders and directors including Charles L Phillips and James L Wolcott sought a receiver. They hurried toward Lewes to catch Chancellor Nicolson aboard the Delaware water craft to secure appointment of a receiver to seize assets in Mexico and elsewhere.
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Dover, del
International Bank & Trust Company of America
City of
Mexico
Delaware
Lig Company
Don Jacinto Vatteres
Charles L. Phillips
Joseph K. Gean
New York
James L. Wolcott
Dover
William T. Walgort
Henry Ridgeley
James Hannegan Endorses LLY Waine’s Celery Compound
James Hannegan states he suffered long term illness with weakness and hemorrhages and was urged to try Lly Waine's Celery Compound at 4228 Easton Avenue in St. Louis. He credits the remedy with boosting his health and leaving him well and strong again.
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Hannegan
Easton Avenue
St. Louis
Molly Waine
Mapleton Bank Closure Triggers Insolvency Probe
A Mapleton State bank cashier Alfred Buck vanishes after a shortage linked to his accounts totals about 18 700 with the bank and up to 8 000 with his father. The bank may reopen in days as directors protect deposits while a broader insolvency inquiry unfolds.
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St. Paul
Minn
Mankato
Ofinn
Mapleton State Bank
Alfred A. Buck
Mfr
Buck
Walker
Duluth
Athing
Daniel Buck
Supreme Court
Ioan
Mapleton
Chicago
Tehan
Not Superstitious Wedding Date Dispute
A dialogue notes a couple arguing about a Friday wedding date and superstition. Mrs Lakeside comments that Sunday is unlucky, while Mr Stopeford insists no day is more unlucky, reflecting a light anecdotal exchange from a New York Weekly page.
Britain Overpopulated and Paupers Increase
London report notes growing population strain with more paupers and overcrowding. The Oct 26 dispatch cites worsening conditions and rising numbers seeking relief, signaling social and economic pressure on public aid systems.
Stockholders Aim to Rescue Defunct New York Bank
Stockholders of a defunct New York Building Loan Banking Company meet at Stampede to discuss revival efforts and potential reorganization. Officials outline options and cite need for investor support amid uncertain future.
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New York
The
New York Building Loan Banking
Monarch over pain in instant relief patent medicine notice
An old advertisement touts Monarch over pain with instant relief claims for burns sprains and stings. It promotes Dr Thomas electric gel available at any drug store.
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Monarch
Thomas
Electric Gil
Pagans of Commerce on School Moral Education
In Syracuse on October 20 Bishop Tluntington denounced shipbuilding scandal participants as morally deficient. He argued education should cultivate the moral nature, saying public schools fail to train the conscience of the nation and urge proportionate emphasis on moral life.
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Syracuse
Tluntington
Episcopal
Central
New York
Public life ethics spark call to teach right from wrong
A historical remark argues men must be taught to discriminate between right and wrong to curb scandals in public life, warning that without moral training, public affairs will remain prone to improper conduct.
Kemmerer Coal guaranteed the beat
Advertisement for M. J. Joney Coal & Tee Co selling Kemmerer coal with office at 407 Market Yard corner 2nd and Wall streets and telephone 140.
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M. J. Joney Coal & Tee Co
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