Requisition papers honor Van Noy return
Requisition papers signed by Governor Wells authorize the return of William Van Noy wanted in Montpelier Idaho on charges of obtaining property by false pretenses. He allegedly passed a bogus 350 check on FE L Burgoyne for 9.50, received 40.50 in cash, and fled after the July 4 incident. captured at Logan.
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Wells
William van Noy
Montpelier
Ida
van Noy
FE. L. Burgoyne
Logan
Billboard Ordinance Case Heard in District Court
Salt Lake City v S W Anderson reached district court after a police court conviction for billboard violations. Judge Morse heard arguments on a motion to dismiss claiming the ordinance infringes free use of private property. The case may be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Salt Lake City
S. W. Anderson
District Court
Morse
Schulder
Seve Cashes
Umder
Supreme Court
District Attorney Files Informations in Seven Cases
The District Attorney filed informations in seven criminal cases in district court yesterday. Defendants appear at 10 o'clock before Judge Mores in the criminal division. Named defendants include William Hayden for attempted grand larceny, William Carlson and Oliver Erickson for burglary, J A Jenkins for obtaining money by false pretenses, and others listed in the papers.
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Fichner
Istrict
Mores
William Hayden
Crand Darceny
William Carlson
Oliver Erickson
J. A. Jenkins
Bes
Notable Arrests Include Grand Larceny and Burglary Case
Sia Johnson faces grand larceny charges and burglary allegations alongside Irene Hall charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm. Jeffries Curtis is also linked to the case with related charges. Bluebell Children’s faces assault with a deadly weapon with intent to harm.
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Sia Johnson
Jeffries Curtis
Irene Hall
Bluebell Childrers
McCune Concessions Plan Road to Amazon River
A Deseret News brief via AP from New York reports a scheme to build a transcontinental South American freight line linking the Pacific and Atlantic. Salt Lake City's H. A. McCune and J. B. Haggin back a route from Orogo to Cerro de Pasco to exploit copper.
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Deseret News
Associated Press
New York
Pacific
Atlantic
Cape Horn
Hom A. W. McClune
Salt Lake City
J. B. Haggin
Orogo
Cerro de Pasco
Welby
Peru
Amazon
McCune
Mexico
American
Maude Matson Involved in Plot to Free Man From Prison
Salt Lake City teen Maude Matson and her lover Robert McLain plotted to save him from prison after his arrest for housebreaking in Salt Lake City. They sought help from McLain’s attorney and District Attorney Eichner, aiming for a light sentence through marriage, but parental opposition and new actions led to McLain facing trial for housebreaking with potential state prison time.
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Maude Matson
Salt Lake City
Robert McLain
Emery
McLain
Ogden
Dignan
Jay Norton
District Court
Eichner
Grl
Fred Taylor Bound Over in Burglary Case
In city court Fred Taylor was bound over to the District Court on a burglary charge with bonds set at $200. Unable to post bail, he remained jailed awaiting trial. The complaint, lodged by his stepmother Mrs. Ralah Taylor, cites a break in and $20 theft from a savings bank, while Taylor argues he was merely a guest.
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Fred Taylor
Ralah Taylor
South Sixth East Street
Taylor
Senator Kearns Returns From Trip To Inspect Road
Senator Kearns returned from his eastern trip looking concerned and hearty. He will travel south over the San Pedro to look over the new road and conduct mining business. Yesterday he was busy but found time to speak briefly.
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Kearns
San Pedro
Lnok
New Road
Political talk and race prospects age
The speaker discusses national politics with emphasis on Roosevelt's likely re election and doubts about opposition. He favors Grover Cleveland as Democratic candidate only if he cannot win Western states, notes Salt Lake Republicans strong for next council, and mentions yacht races with Sir Thomas's Erin where Reliance outperformed. He is quoted about Beveridge as a possible Republican vice presidential candidate.
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Roosevelt
Cleveland
Gorman
Grover Cleveland
Democracy
Missouri River
Salt Lake
Sir Thomas
Chicago
Beveridge
Indiana
Old Mike Boyle a Salt Lake City jail bum dies after alleged alcohol poisoning
Old Mike Boyle, a trusted but troublesome inmate at Salt Lake City's old jail, died on the boards of the city hall quarters. Authorities say acute alcoholism or possible poisoning by another prisoner may have caused his death. Boyle, aged about 65 and Irish, lived as a permanent inmate for ten years, rarely free, and was arrested last August for drunkenness.
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Mike Boyle
Old City
Salt Lake
Mike
Old Jail
Mike Borvie
Boyle
Plike Boyle
Ife
Tatrolman Gulbranson
Irieh
Typhoid cases surge in Salt Lake City
Health Commission investigates outbreak as nineteen typhoid cases are reported in three days. City chemist tests hydrant water and finds no typhoid bacteria. New cases include Lonnie Young of 63 Second Street and others at East Ninth South and West Fourth North with ages ranging from 8 to 32.
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Roach
Parley’s Creek
City Creek
Lonnie Young
Second Street
Alice & Appedaile
East Ficth South
Eva Gardner
Alameda Avenue
Carrie Champneys
Salt Lake Court Notes Highlight Desertion Case
Emma Cox divorced Ernest Cox on ground of desertion and non support. She receives alimony of 25 per month for herself and their minor child and custody. They married May 10, 1893. Also mentions Honeyman and Mechide ya case and Salt Lake Tailoring company.
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Emma Cox
Ernest Cox
Honeyman and Mechide Ya
Salt Lake Tailoring Company
Patterson and Moyer Intervenors Granted by Judge Lewis
District Judge Lewis yesterday granted Patterson and Moyer intervenors in a suit to recover 854668 alleged to be owed for woods. Also two decrees of divorce were granted: Laura Clark separated from James Clark for failure to provide. Emma Matthes filed for divorce from William Matthes with custody of their child awarded to Matthes.
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Emma Matthes
William Matthes
Salt Lake Notes Highlights From City Police Court
Daily digest notes Charles Kimmons jailed for vagrancy after deputy sheriff moved him from Hingham. Mrs. Mooney of St. Joseph visits Salt Lake. Frank Moses ill in hospital. Bartender Henry Slater fined $50 for closing saloon blinds. John Chamberlain and sons return from Utah hunting trip. J J Brown seeks qualified teachers via State Superintendent Nelson. Mrs. Clara Woodward dies of pneumonia, age 68, born Massachusetts. Seven horse traders arrested on cruelty or obstruction charges awaiting City Court. William M. Cook in Salt Lake hotel project details the Napoleon Bonaparte with 4200 rooms and 7600 guests. Ex-Congressman Burton visits Judge Clark. long‑lost Missouri connection. Julia Flynn, 13, arrested for theft, to be tried for incorrigibility. may be sent to Industrial School.
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Charles Kimmons
Hingham
Charles Mooney
St. Joseph
Salt Lake
Frank Moses
Holy Cross Hospital
Henry Slater
Commercial Street
Tanner
John M. Chamberlain
Roy
Bertie
Archie
George
Utah
J. J. Brown
Utah County
Nelson
Clara Woodward
Annie 4
Morris
North First West Street
Leonard W. Hardy
Massachusetts
William M. Cook
St. Louis
World's Fair Hotel Company
Knutsford
Napoleon Bonaparte
Charlce G. Burton
Nevada
National
CG. A. I
Oggy
Frank H. Clark
Missouri
San Francisco
Julia Flynn
Salvation Army
Jonah Phillips of Springville Dies in Utah
Jonah Phillips, a pioneer resident of Springville, Utah, died at 6:30 PM following general debility. Born December 18, 1831 in Carmarthenshire, South Wales, he arrived in Utah in 1886 with the first handcart company and settled in Springville in 1859. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the Latter-day Saints meeting house.
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Springville
Utah
Jonah Phillips
First
Sprinville
Thambody
Carmershenshire
South Wales
Latter-day Saints’ Meeting House
Eureka Electric files Utah incorporation to supply Tintie mining district
Provo reports Eureka Electric, a Colorado corporation, filed with the County Clerk a certified copy of articles of incorporation to operate in Utah with $36000 capital. principal office listed as Oumy Co. Joseph J. Nunn named resident attorney and agent. The filing accompanies civil matters including a juvenile incorrigibility case in American Fork, a large grasshopper bounty record countywide, and divorce proceedings for Mary Alice Lee against Robert E. Lee with child custody and alimony requests.
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Provo
Eureka Electric Company
Colorado
Utah
Oumy, Co
Joseph J. Nunn
Tintie
David Cairns
American Fork
Ogden
Carina
Fourth District
Utah County
Thomas Boadman
Booth
Mary Alice Lee
Euit
Robert E. Lee
Lipton's Shamrock III Defeated in Final America's Cup Race
London reports the Shamrock III loss to the Reliance as the long Americas Cup contest ends. Editors praise American victory and Lipton's gallant effort, while Lipton voices mixed sentiment and plans for his boats. The Reliance finishes amid fog and cheers, securing the cup for the United States.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Canada
England
Glasgow
Reliance
United States
Thoms Lipton
Great Britain
America
Daily Telegraph
Navesink
N. J
Erin
Tueaday
New York
Mr. Woodruff
Brooklyn
Barr
J. FP. Morgan
Corsair
C. Oliver Iselin
Mir. Iselin
Sir Thomas
Herreshoff
Salt Lake and Coos Bay Rail Line to Resume Construction
Portland reports that the Coos Bay Roseburg Salt Lake railroad from Coos Bay to Salt Lake City will resume construction. L. D. Kinney, owner, returned from New York with plans to raise more capital. The line has been surveyed to Salt Lake City and will connect with the Gould system.
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Portland, Or
Cona Bay
Roseburg & Salt Lake
Coos Bay
Salt Lake City
Tah
L. D. Kinney
New York
Gould Sysemm
Clark's Heart Whole: Senator Clark Talks Rail Plans
Paris dispatch quotes Senator Clark of Montana denying engagement rumors. He describes plans to build a Salt Lake City to Los Angeles railway, refuses concessions, and criticizes American stock surfeits by large corporations. He contends gov ernment ownership unlikely in his time and cites political risks. Also notes Austro-Hungarian ambassador Count von Deyme death in Silesia.
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Paris
Clark
Montana
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Morgan
Jenna
Count von Deyme
Giedt
Britain
Eckersdorfa
Silesia
Ogyden's Glothing Headquarters Claim Top Tailoring Quality
Hub Styles leads with the inter mountain trade boasting thousands of customers preferring ready garments over custom-made. Styles shown by top tailors promise latest designs, accuracy, and perfect fit at the lowest prices, with a money back guarantee on every garment.
Composer Hermann Zumpe Dies in Munich
Munich reports Hermann Zumpe the composer and conductor died here today from apoplexy in Bavaria. The death marks the loss of a noted figure in classical music with a career spanning opera and orchestral work across Europe.
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Munich
Bavaria
Hermann Zumpe
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Mike “Boyle
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Ing
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