Boy Run Over By Drag Injures Hip And Ribs
Clatrence Sugden a year old son of John Sugden of 435 West Firat North street was run over by a heavy drag on First North street between Second and Third West. He fell while getting off the dray, the hind wheel crushed his right side breaking three ribs and injuring his hip. He was carried inside then to his home. Dr. A T Lombard attended and expects recovery the head bruise not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clatrence Sugden
John Sugden
West Firat North Street
A. T. Lombard
First North Street
Second
Third West Streets
Juror Influence Attempt Leads to Contempt Charge
Maurice Stiefel cited for contempt before Judge Samuel W. Stewart for allegedly trying to influence jurors in the Jane Roccaya case. He received until Wednesday at 10 a.m. to show cause, with a $100 bond to assure appearance. Stiefel, a store clerk and heir, allegedly spoke to juror E. McCarrick and two others about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Stiefel
Samuel W. Stewart
Stiefel
E. McCarrick
Mr. Stiefel
I. N. Lewis
East Fourth South Street
McCarrick
Jane Roccaya
Utah Savings
Wayor of Chinatown Ordered Deported to China
Chin Quan Chan mayor of Salt Lake Chinatown and his new wife face deportation after months of failed attempts to gain readmission to the United States. Officials in Seattle and Washington sustain the deportation, forcing their return to China with their Celestial bride as the Port Townsend case draws to a close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin Quan Chan
Salt Lake Chinatown
China
Port Townsend
Chin
Uncle Sam
Quan Wee Sing & Co
Flumalley
America
Krewery Kingdom
Elvis
Utah
Salt Lake City
Uncle Lam
Seattle
Washington
Chis
Apollo Quartette Makes Great Hit In Vaudeville
Orestes L. Bean reports the Apollo quartet, left for the coast weeks ago to tour vaudeville. They secured a season engagement across coastal cities and drew encores after a Market Street theater performance in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orestes L. Bean
Apollo Quartette
San Francisco
Mr. Bean
Market Street
Saltair Beach Company Denies Negligence in Larkin Case
In Salt Lake District Court the Saltair Beach Company answers Anna M. Larkin's suit over her son's death in Great Salt Lake. The firm admits saltiness of waters and its pier beyond denial requests dismissal with costs, alleging the drowning resulted from Roy E. Larkin's own negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Larkin
Saltair Beach Company
District Court
Roy E. Larkin
Costa
Patterson Divorce Begun Over Provision of Necessities
Maggie I. Patterson files for divorce in district court against Samuel H. Patterson alleging failure to provide common necessaries of life for over two years. The couple wed in 18$1 at Ottawa and have one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie I. Patterson
Samuel H. Patterson
Ottawa
Marriages Listed in Salt Lake Licenses
Salt Lake marriage licenses show individuals and ages across cities including Salt Lake City Murray Park City American Fork Springville and Aspen. Notable pairs include F N Worsley with Eva Price both 25 and Joseph Wilkins 27 with Mary Broadbent 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Worsley
Chicago
Eva Price
Salt Lake City
Joseph Wilkins
Mary Broadbent
John Spires
Wood's Cross
Louisa Vickery
Peter Hudson
Granger
Elizabeth Cable
Daniel J. Sullivan
Sepen
Colo
Mary D. Yuller
Aspen
Arthur W. Brown
Murray
Ivy M. Tomer
Archie F. Wilson
Park City
Mary K. Grant
American Fork
Kimo
Lowe
el Tle E. Palmer
Springville
Zates Fires At Clara Wheeler On Franklin Avenue
Mrs Zates fired five shots at Clara Wheeler on Franklin avenue near Third South last night. One bullet grazed Wheeler's cheek and four missed. Both women are Black and the assailant was disarmed by her husband after reloading. Wheeler says jealousy and a husband’s behavior sparked the clash. Zates was arrested on assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidna Zates
Toof
Clara Wheeler
Franklin Avenue
Miss Wheeler
Third South
Woman fires revolver in domestic disturbance
Mr Gates confronted his wife as she fired a revolver during a disturbance. He disarmed her after she emptied the gun. Misa Wheeler reported the incident to Officer Bush, and Mrs Zates was taken to the station under guard. Wheeler was unharmed with a facial scrape and a scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Mrs. Zates
Miss Wheeler
Cases Set for the November Term in Federal Court
Judge Marshall set a schedule of trials for the November term listing cases and trial dates. United States v. Nielsen. Wilkerson vs Southern Pacific. Evans Snider vs A Young. Levi & Hammon vs Southern Pacific Railway. Silberman et al. vs J H Bender and Carter. Martin Snipes vs Southern Pacific. Dennis Murphy vs Annie Laurie Mining. James Johnson vs United States Mining. Thomas Allen vs Diamond Coal and Coke. United States v Bean et al.. E K Walker v Slaney et al.. P T Hetzer v Southern Pacific. C K Roberts v Packard Motor Car. R M Gourley administrator v Southern Pacific. Keenya Nipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Federal Court
United States
Neilsen
David Wilkinson
Southern Pacific Company
Evans Snider Buel Company
A. J. Young
Levi & Hammon
Southern Pacific Railway Company
F. Silberman
J. H. Bender
Burdock Blood Bitters Claim Cure for Severe Breakout
A reader letter from Miss Julia Filbridge of West Cornwall Conn says Burdock Blood Bitters cured a terrible body eruption. The note praises the remedy and describes a near miracle recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdock
Miss Julia "Filbridge
West Cornwell, Conn
Salt Lake Notes Reflect Local Elections and Incidents
Henry Warram elected City Attorney of Indianapolis. Dr. Tendt remains ill with typhoid at Keogh-Wright hospital. Several locals attend court in Tooele. Francis Gundry confirmed for post office clerk. Miss Ella Lowenstin recovering from appendicitis. New city jail setup delayed by heating work. Fire destroys small store and boarding house near Ruhl. W. L. Cooper recovering from abdominal injury. State penitentiary prisoner search yields nothing. Salt Lake ministers discuss Sunday schools and union meetings amid typhoid concerns with six new cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Warram
Noble Warram
Indianapolis
Ind
Tendt
Keogh-Wright Hospital
New City
Jaiter Kimball
Dederick & Burke
Ruhl
Stockton
New Honerine
Salt Lake Ministerial Association
J. Wichelsen
Westminister Church
W. B. Burton
Second Methodist Church
Mystery clouded death of London doctor Miss Hickman
The body of Miss Hickman, 29, a physician at Royal Free hospital, was found in Richmond Park after two months missing. Decomposition and rat gnawing hid details. identity rests on a medal won in swimming and ambulance cross recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Miss Hickman
Richmond Park
Miss Wickman
Royal Free Hospital
Mizeillckman
Hickman
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Lung Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pressant Pellets as cures for obstinate coughs bronchitis bleeding lungs and other lung conditions. It includes a testimonial from a patient in W Va who claims recovery from a near fatal ulcer of the lungs after using the remedies for two years and reports no bloodspitting for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Golden Medical Discovery Advertises Medical Aid
Accept no substitute for Golden Medical Discovery. There is nothing just as good for diseases of the stomach. The Medical Adviser in paper covers is sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay for mailing. Address R. Vivierce, Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Vvierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Judge grants Utah first divorce under insanity statute
In Tooele Utah Judge Morse grants the first divorce under the new insanity grounds statute, in the Swan son Swanson case. The couple wed in Salt Lake City in 1890 and a 1896 commitment to the state insane asylum places Mrs Swanson under confinement. Doctors testify chronic mania with homicidal tendencies, while two children aged 12 and 10 live with Mr Swanson a shift boss at Ophir Hill mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooele
Utah
Morse
Andras G. Swanson
Johanna Swanson
Salt Lake City
McLaughlin Wins Key Kings County Endorsement Fight
Kings County Democratic meeting led by Senator McCarren backed by Hugh McLaughlin split, with McLaughlin's side carrying ten of twenty one election districts. A substitute to refer McCarren's endorsement to a harmony committee passed 148 to 141, signaling ongoing factional battles ahead as fusion and Tammany begin campaigning with Mayor Low and McClellan addressing gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kings County Democratic Committee
P. J. McCarren
Tammany
Hugh McLaughlin
McCarren
John L. Shea
McLaughlin
Harmony Committee
Fusion
Low
East Side
Mr. McClellan
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted For Hemorrhoids Relief
An advertisement extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a quick painless remedy for piles. It claims minor initial symptoms can lead to severe trouble if untreated and urges use of the suppository to eradicate the cause. A testimonial from Margaret Brady of Cleveland Ohio is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marehat
Mich
Margaret Brady
Whitman St
Cleveland
Ohl
Man Proves He Is Alive After Funeral Mixup
In Pacific Junction Iowa a man believed dead arrived alive to disprove his death. B F Haroff had been presumed dead after a man in the last stages of consumption, buried by the Odd Fellows, carried a Buffalo Wyoming lodge card. The real Haroff, who came from Wyoming to Omaha, showed the deceased was a different person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
B. F. Haroff
Haroff
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Buffalo
Wyo
Wyoming
Omaha
Topeka shooting victim dies. Mason in custody
Topeka Kansas October 10 Fred Tutcher died tonight at Christ hospital after being shot yesterday by William Mason. Mason and accomplice Thomas Demos are in the county jail. Authorities fear an attempted lynching as threats rise. Mason confessed and expressed fear of mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Fred Tutcher
William Mason
Christ Hospital
Mason
Thomas Demos
Coy
Roosevelt denies cabinet rift over postal probe
President Roosevelt states there is no truth to rumors of disagreements between himself and Secretary Shaw or among cabinet members. He responds to the Bonaparte and Conrad inquiry into charges affecting the postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Shaw
Charles J. Bonaparte
Holmes Conrad
William Crehan, Noted Theatre Manager, Dead at 59
William Crehan, once a prominent theatrical manager, died at his New York home after retiring four years ago to pursue music and painting. He was 59, born in Ireland, and a brother of Ada Ithan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William
Crehan
Ada Ithan
Ireland
Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry touted for travel use
A travel booster describes Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a remedy for dysentery diarrhoea seasickness and nausea. It is presented as pleasant to take and acting promptly for travelers restless with sickness.
Mining college dean named head of national exhibit at St Louis
Professor Samuel B. Christy dean of UC College of Mining, the nation’s largest mining department, chosen superintendent for a nationwide exhibit at the St Louis exposition. Professor Elwood Mead, UC irrigation head, will oversee the irrigation display illustrating practice across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Samuel B. Christy
University of California College of Mining
United States
St. Louis
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W. F. Wanless
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General Delivery Department
The
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L. Lowenstin
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R. L. Polk Directory Publishing Company
State Penitentiary
Board of Health
Mra. W
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F Street
Roy Papworth
West — Fifth North
Red Gardner
Alameda Avenue
Wilford Horne
South Fifth Wests
Valgene Stiefel
Fast
Fannie Haneen
News State
Iowa
Hizzi Bres
Japan
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Piat
Alt Grocers
Kauble
Nevada
F.C. DeWitt & Co
GEO. FB. Cave
C.P. Utt' R
O. D
AL Thomas
Eccles Bldg
Ogden, Ut
Grand Opera House
Jos. Clark
Louis James
Fred’k Warde
Jamess Verde
Alexander the Great
TRE Hub
Ogden
Stein-Bloch
Suiiz
Gvercgats
Erik Larson
2319
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L. Griffin
J. H. Trout
Dil. Griffin
U. S
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W. Gadcon
Wash
Enoth
HL Carr
Grant Ave
Geo
Cave
Opera House
ELHS
Ogden Lodge
B.P. O. Ellis
S. J. Burt
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