Utah Governor Disburses Rewards for Haworth Lynch Capture
Gov Wells ordered $500 rewards to Hyrum Nielsen James Nielsen and Orson Andrews and to the Tiatch brothers for aiding the capture of Haworth near Halliday and Lynch at Wood's Cross. Howard Kennedy and Dr Stringham claimed portions of rewards. the governor requires direct involvement in the capture for eligibility. The piece also notes ministerial association talks on church cooperation and evangelizing Utah with sermons by Rev Simpkin and Dr Wishard and remarks on prison reform by Rev W H Fredenhagen.
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Haworth
Lynch
Utah
Gov. Wells
Hyrum Nielsen
James Nielsen
Orson Andrews
Tiatch Brothers
Wood's Cross
Nielsens
Mr. Andrews
Halliday
Howard Kennedy
Hatch Brothers
Stringham
P. A. Simpkin
Phillips Congregational Church
Dr. Wishard
Mr. Simpkin
Wishard
W. H. Fredenhagen
Topeka
Association
Ministers' Session Reads Two Noteworthy Papers
Two papers of great interest to religious workers were read at the meeting, providing insights into church operations and spiritual guidance. The session highlighted areas of reform and encouragement for ministers and lay leaders alike.
Hat fashions and scalp care in early advertising
A quirky ad discusses hat styles for men and links baldness to scalp germs. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a cure, claiming to kill germs and restore healthy hair, with a sample offer and mail order details from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Newbro
Tampa
Tha Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Judges Demand Mileage Payment for Utah District Judges
The State Board of Examiners must resolve whether mileage for Utah District judges from January 6 1903 to March 12 1903 should be paid despite no appropriation. Auditor Tingey notes liability exists but funds were not provided, Attorney General Breeden confirms past ruling that such warrants cannot be drawn without legislative appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Tin- Cys Hon
J. F. Chidhester
Chidhester
Bishop
C. & Tingey
Breeden
Attorney General approves judges mileage claims
The Attorney General states judges are entitled to salaries and mileage under section 20 of article 8 of the Constitution even without a special appropriation. He endorses Judge Chidester's mileage claim and instructs warrants to be drawn. Other judges await the outcome of Chidester's case. total claims run about $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidester
M. A. Breeden
Ten-year-old saved by trencheotomy in home rescue
Dr. E. Wright performed an emergency trencheotomy on the boy, son of W. J. Williams of 218 West Third North, when membranous croup choked him. Using a pocket knife, he cut the windpipe. after two minutes of no breath a silver tube reopened the airway and the child began recovering.
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E. 3. Wright
W. J. Williams
West Third North
Wright
Prominent Mill Creek Citizen Benjamin Harman Dies
Benjamin Am Har man died at his Mill Creek residence at 11 40 a m Sunday after years of diabetes. Known as Uncle Ben he was born October 14 1835 in Llanelly South Wales. He leaves a wife two sons and one daughter. ten children preceded him.
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Benjamin AM. Harman
Mill Creek
Salt Lake City
Ben
Llanelly
Carmarthenshire
South Wales
State Super A C Nelon tours southern Utah
A C Nelon, state superintendent, lectured at Beaver last night and plans to stop at Miversville on the way home. City Recorder Nystrom asks that if any judges of election named today cannot serve, they report to him by tonight. Mrs Irving of Silver City Ida underwent a delicate operation at Keogh Wright hospital yesterday morning and was doing as well as could be expected last evening. Freda Meyers, 7, ill with chicken pox at 532 Thidport Street. Matt Cawley, 9, girl with diphtheria at 123 North West Temple. Esther E Chytraus, 7, of Paxton Avenue, typhoid fever victim. Morris Kifford arraigned in police court charged with murder of Albert Harvey.
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A. C. Nelon
Beaver
Miversville
City Recorder
Nystrom
Irving
Silver City
Ida
Keogh-Wright Hospital
Freda Meyers
Thidport Street
Matt Cawley
North Weat Temple
Esther E. Chytraus
Paxton Avenue
Morris Kifford
Albert Harvey
Prisoner Pleads Not Guilty in Preliminary Hearing Set
The prisoner pleaded not guilty and his preliminary hearing was scheduled for Friday morning October 30 at 10 o'clock. Gov. Wells offered a $100 reward for Edward J. Johnson the trusty who escaped from the penitentiary October 22. Johnson was serving time for grand larceny and forgery. He is a sheepherder and likely to head toward a sheep pen.
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First Baptist
D. A. Brown
Darke Clans Club
Duncan Brothers
Oscar Ruff
St. Mark’s Hospital
Ruff
Southern Pacific
Nevada
Thomas
Falr Lake
Fiedith Esat
Tenth South
Melvin S. Mock
State and
Eleventh South Streets
Ada J. Smith
Why Schilling's Best Tea and Coffee Advertised
An unsigned fragment questions if Schilling's Best tea and coffee are truly the best and comments on flavoring extracts and spices, noting the baking powder and soda as present but unremarkable.
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Schilling
State escapes captured in Provo report
Provo Oct 26 John Corps the lunatic who escaped from the State mental hospital three days ago has been recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
John Corps
State Mental Hospital
Funeral of a Pioneer Rasmus Mickelson Parowan
Funeral services were held in Parowan today for Rasmus Mickelson aged 93. He arrived from Denmark forty nine years ago and lived in Parowan most of his life, after spending three years in Cedar City. He leaves a wife, many children and grandchildren.
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Parowan
Rasmus Mickelson
Mickelson
Denmark
Cedar City
Fifteen Year Old Lad Candidate for Reform School
Park City reports Frank Pinneo fifteen year old son of the late Park City Record editor was arrested and freed on a 200 bond on truancy charges. He persuaded his mother to flee with him to Salt Lake causing guardian County Commissioner Smith to pursue. Authorities plan to press truancy drunkenness and incorrigibility charges to send him to reform school.
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Park City
Frank Pinneo
Smith
Young Pinneo
Salt Lake
Wade Mosby Succumbs to Apoplexy at Bingham
Wade Mosby superintendent of the Chicago mine at Bingham dies suddenly of apoplexy while at work. He was 42, a Utah resident of over thirty years, native of Missouri, and second cousin of Gen. Mosby. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from the family home. He is survived by his wife Neilie and two sons W. W. and Harry. mother and sister also residents of Salt Lake City.
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Wade Mosby
Chicago
Bingham
Utah
Salt Lake
South Sixth East Street
Missouri
Gen. Mosby
White House
Salt Lake City
Neilie
W. W
Harry
Mra
E Nerine Dressler
Alice Tr. Barbee
Mr. Mosby
Haworth to be shot Friday in Farmington execution set
Nick Haworth, convicted of the Sandall murder in Layton on March 23, 1899, appeared before Judge Rolapp in Farmington. The court fixed Friday, December 11, as the date of his execution. Haworth showed no emotion, was unmoved, and asked to see horse-traders before death.
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Nick” Haworth
Sandall
Layton
Rolapp
Farmington
Haworth
Salt Lake City
State Street
Janney
Bowman
Davis County
Second Judicial District Court
A. J. Braffet
Ogden
Salt Lake
Eskononarda
Smith
Jones
W. 8
Dusenberry
Provo
Pleasant Surprise Claims Cure-All Restores Health
A long testimonial for Pyramid Pile Cure asserts dramatic relief from piles after five years of struggle. Mrs. F. Hutt of Grand Rapids credits a 50 cent box with complete relief for two months and urges others to try it, noting she would buy again if needed. The advertisement lists outlets in Grand Rapids and Marshall, Michigan, and offers a mail order option with a price and a descriptive book.
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Smith
Pyramid Pile
F. Hutt
2Nd Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pyramid Drig,Co
Marshall, Mich
Court notes report multiple trials and rulings
Judge Hall awarded 3160 damages in B W Marston vs George Morrow et al. In Moree court the Rich vs Wells-Fargo Express deposition deadline extended five days. A murder complaint against George Masa alias Charles Smith on William Harvey’s death on Franklin avenue led to Moss’s arraignment. Tarbet vs Dickson trial adjourned with verdict motion pending. Yankee Con stock valued at 2400 dollars cited.
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Hall
B. W., Marston
George Morrow
Moree
Plaintif
Yi. Rich Va
Wells-Farzo Express Company
George Masa
Aliaz Charles Smith
William Harvey
Franklin Avenue
Sergt. Roberts
Diehl
Moss
Tarbet
One Remedy Stops Itch Immediate Dean's Ointment
An advertisement proclaims a single cure for all skin itchiness with Dean's Ointment sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Ben Hur Excursion to Oregon Short Line
Special train will leave Ogden at 6 30 p m reach Salt Lake 7 20 p m vie for the round trip 1 00 Prices are Parquet and Dress Circle 2 00 First Circle first two rows 2 balance of First Circle 1 50 Family Circle 1 00 Gallery 50 cents Prices same as night Curtain rises promptly at 8 00 p m Dont miss the prelude
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Free Lecture at Baptist Church on Electro-Therapeutics
Dr Agnes Winzell of California speaks on Electro-Therapeutics at a free lecture Wednesday October 28 at 2 PM in the Baptist Church at Grant Ave and 25th. The talk covers thirty years of research in sanitariums hospitals and insane asylums. Clergy and physicians of San Francisco commend the speaker. Audience invited to attend and critique the work.
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Baptist Church
Grant Ave
Agnes Winzell
Californias
San Francisco
AML
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