Montana Senator Clark Tours Zion and Utah Coast
Senator W. A. Clark visited Salt Lake City for routine road matters and social calls before moving on to Butte and Washington for the extra session. He praised the Santa Anna bridge and noted dock extensions at Los Angeles and San Pedro to enlarge loading capacity. he said his meetings covered routine topics and social matters.
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W. A. Clark
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Ale
San Pedro Harbor
Tie
Santa Anna
Conerate
Clark
Butte
Washington
Senator Clark
Knutsford
Kearns
San Pedro
Rail line success fuels regional road project progress
A speaker lauds growing traffic and better business as the railroad and road work advance. The note emphasizes satisfaction with ongoing construction and the positive impact on the local economy.
Maurice Steifel Fined $200 for Jury Tampering
Judge Samuel Stewart fined Maurice Steifel two hundred dollars or two hundred days in jail for talking with three jurors in the Rocca case against Utah Savings and Trust. Steifel claimed unintentional remarks while denying intent to influence the panel. the court stressed the offense's seriousness.
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Samuel Stewart
Maurice Steifel
Jane Roccava
Utah Savings and Trust Company
Steifel
Stewart
McCarrick
Mampton
Knight
Hampton
Mr. Nye
Campaign Against Patent Medicines In Utah
An important State Board of Health meeting in Secretary Beatty's office discussed waging war on popular patent medicines. Attendees included President Dr Bascom and Drs Steele Allen and Cannon. The Board will have the State chemist analyze medicines containing alcohol and narcotics.
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State Board of Health
Beatty
Bascom
Steele
Allen and Cannon
Beard
Cor
State health board to issue comprehensive report pamphlet
The State board plans a complete report on health, deaths, births and contagious diseases to educate the public about disease risks. A new reporting form from the Federal Government will standardize data. The board supports pure water efforts, aims to replace well water, and notes fewer contagious cases statewide despite a capital typhoid outbreak. The board adjourned after routine business.
Escaped convict from Utah State Penitentiary
Convict No 1459 E P Johnson escaped from the Utah State Penitentiary yesterday afternoon and was not recaptured by night. A $50 reward is posted. Johnson, 21, farmer, from Brigham Utah, had served part of a three year term for grand larceny.
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J. Y P. Johnson
State Penitentiary
Johnson
Brigham
Box Elder County
William J. Johnson
Utah Implement Company
Salt Lake City
Convicts Seek Clemency After Prison Break
The State Board of Corrections met at Gov. Wells's office to review the recent prison breakout. Acting Warden Wright testified as the board considers rule changes and clemency for several convicts including John D. Douglas J. C. Schuckers and C. L. Blaxwell or James O. Bliss based on actions during the escape. The board may release its findings in three to four days.
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State Board of Corrections
State Penitentiary
Gov. Wells
Wright
Board of Pardons
Board of Corrections
John D. Douglas
Weber County
J. C. Schuckers
Salt Lake County
C. L. Blaxwell
James O. Bliss
Provo
Schuckers
Murderer's Row
Douglas
Maxwell
Three Boys Run Away With Buggy To Park City
Clarence Houghton Dave Short and Eddie Knox aged 11 to 12 fled Monday afternoon with a buggy owned by Brizam Burch of Mill Creek they found on Sixth South street. They drove to Park City that night slept in haystacks with no food. Hunger forced them to return home the next day leaving the rig tied.
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Clarence Houghton
Dave Short
Eddie Knox
Brizham Burch
Mill Creek
Sixth South Street
Park City
Soldiers Harassed by Police Near Salt Palace
On arrival in the city near the Salt Palace officers chased the men who were then questioned by the press. After a stern lecture they were sent home and it is unlikely they will be expected to repeat the uncomfortable incident soon.
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Salt Palace
City
Joe Bunch
Lerday
Hom
New York
Salt Lake Marriage Licenses Listed With Names Ages
Ambrose Atlas of Cripple Creek Colorado and Fannie Be Arnold of Cripple Creek Colorado appear among Salt Lake applicants. Edwin Roberts age 7 is listed with Salt Lake City as his locale along with Effie Kinsey of Denver Colorado. Other entries include Q Leone Petemn Ruth Robison Orin Morris Annie Be Smith Kedell Terry Drajer and Eliza Henderson with various ages and Salt Lake City or nearby locales.
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Ambrose C. Atlas
Cripple Creek
Colo
Fannie Be Srnold
Edwin Roberts
Salt Lake City
Effie Kinsey
Envey Colo
Q. Leone Petemn
Ruth Robison
Orin Jr
Morris Salt Lake City
Annie Be, Smith
Like City
Kedell
Terry Drajer
Eliza J. Nenderson
Ktiverin
Utah Court News Briefs on Incorrigible Youth and Divorces
Seventeen year old Bessia Johnson was committed to the State Industrial School by Judge Lewis for incorrigibility after deserting home in Brigham City to live on Commercial Street. Nine year old Leroy Burt shown as incorrigible but offered a chance to reform outside the state school. several minor pilferings noted. Kate Hortense Clark seeks relief from J. Paimson Clark citing burden since January 21, 1900, after their 1879 Dallas marriage. Anna C Klein sues to restore maiden name and seeks release from W Klein after alleged desertion since July 1, 1900. Mary Bigelow seeks divorce from Fred A Bigelow after three years separated, requesting custody of their six year old son.
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Bessia Johnson
State
Jdge Lewis
Brigham City
Commercial
da Court Tat
Leroy Burt
Amanis
Varias
Sal
Sier
Kate Hortense Clark
J. Paimson Clark
Dallas
Tex
Thelerk
District Court
Mening
Klein
Anna C. Klein Hs
Third District Court
W. Klein
Qaha
Ilex
Brown and Mrs Bradley Meet in Pleasant Talk at City Street
The case against former Senator Arthur Brown in police court was postponed for three weeks on defense motion to allow time to locate witnesses. Around 3 p m yesterday Brown and Mrs Bradley greeted each other amicably in front of the farmer's office on Smith Main street and exchanged remarks about the continuance.
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Arhur Brown
Thei
Santor Brown
Senator Brown
Brradley
Smith Main Street
Bradley
Brown
Death of Mrs Storms Delays Black Diamond Plans
W E Alexander and the Hon Daniel Storms of Indiana, directors of the Black Diamond Mining Co., return from Stockwell after a telegram announcing Mrs Storms death. The mine tunnel at 180 feet will be sunk to 580 feet and a 400 foot level drift will head toward Hercules, St Patrick's and Ada veins. Delays are expected but work will push ahead once negotiations are complete.
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W. E. Alexander
Daniel EK. Storms
Indiana
Black Diamond Mining Company
Kenyon
Storm
Stockwell
Ind
Black Diamond
Hercules
St. Patrick's
Ada
Honerine
Alexander
Salt Lake City Notices and Local Updates
Eight thousand eight hundred sixty three dollars paid out to city employees. Don Harwood, attorney for Mrs Kate Hortenca Clark, filed divorce proceedings for Aptinat Jay Jaimeon Clark of Detroit. Dr A C Behle heads to Germany for a year of surgical work. Typhoid cases reported involving Arthur Gardener and Arthur Anderson. Anderson contracted illness at Fort Douglas. Park City official warns campers to bring rubber overshoes warm clothes and old hats for shaft excursions. S I Bureh and Richard W Higman noted in agriculture department updates.
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Don ¥. Harwood
Mra
Kate Hortenca Clark
Aptinat
Jay Jaimeon Clark
Detroit
Nick
A. C. Behle
Salt. Lake
Germany
Arthur Gardener
Fifth Street
Arthur Anderson
Health Department
Anderson
Fort Douglas
Park City
S. I. Bureh
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Richard W. Higman
Prominent Doctor Praised for Favorite Prescription
Mrs Annie B. M Brook of Smithfield Fayette County Pa credits Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription with easing labor and improving health after multiple pregnancies. She reports rapid labor and strong recovery, and says she tells other women about the medicine. Dr Pierce offers free medical advice by letter with confidential correspondence.
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Annie BM. Brook
Smithfield
Fayette Co
Ble
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Common Sense Medical Adviser
U. R. v. Pierce
N. A
Colorado Springs broker to establish stock yards in Salt Lake
A stock dealer from Colorado Springs, Pr J Durbin, toured weather bureau stations in the West and the Bureau of Animal Industry, then visited Salt Lake City. He closed on a ten acre site on West Second South Street to be used as stock yards and plans active business in Salt Lake within a month, with travel to Ogden Denver and Omaha planned.
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Weather Bureau
West
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ogden
Denver
Omaha
Pr. J. Durbin
Colorado Springs
Ce Creek
Salt Lake
Durbin
West Second South Street
Father of Willie Nickell Seeks Jail Night Watch
Cheyenne Wyoming October 22 Nickell father of Willie Nickell killed at Iron Mountain two years ago and in whose case Tom Horn faces execution requested permission to sleep in the county jail at night. Sheriff declined due to a large deputy force on duty. Nickell, a keen armed man, wishes to be present to help repel any attack and safeguard the prisoner.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Kela
Nickell
Willie Nickell
Iron Mountain
Tom Horn
Horn
One Cure for Itchiness Dean's Ointment Ad
An ad claims a single remedy stops skin itchiness anywhere. Dean's Ointment is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Reopening of Centennial Eureka Last Night
New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges settle anti bucket shop dispute with mutual understanding. Centennial Eureka at Tintic reenters workings after bulkheading connections. inspectors report gases cleared and 200 workers to resume work while two mines await check. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry advertised as travel boon.
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New York
New Orleans
Heater
New Orleana Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
New York Exchange
Southern Exchange
Clarence E. Allen
Tintic
Gomer Thomas
Allen Speake
Teriiory
Claud Cook Dies of Typhoid in Layton
Layton. Oct 21. Four year old Claud Cook son of the late A L Cook died this morning from typhoid fever. He contracted the disease with his father, who died over two months ago, but Claud’s illness grew serious only in the last three weeks. The death follows the burial of the father three weeks ago as the mother and two other children lie seriously ill.
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Layton
Claud Cook
A. L. Cook
Italian sheep owner commits suicide near his wagon in Deep Creek
Antone Balti, 44, a sheep owner and herder, shot himself with a Winchester rifle half a mile from his sheep wagon last Saturday. No clear motive given, though worry over his flock is suspected. Balti, a Reading Boringa resident for 15 years, was native to Italy. His dogs watched over his body for three days before posse members moved the remains to town for burial. He left no known relatives in the country. his sheep were jointly owned with Mr. Grant and George Etta.
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Deep Creek
Antone Balti
Italy
Barris
Balri
Reading Boringa
Balti
Mr. Grant
George Etta
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