Southern Pacific Sued For Damages In Jayne Case
A wife of a Southern Pacific employee sues in federal court for $30,000 alleging a boarding car at Promontory Point was struck by a freight train on August 10, injuring her. The plaintiff seeks $10,000 in damages and names John D. Murphy and others as counsel.
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Promontory Point
W.I. Maginnison
John D. Murphy
Martiassalpes
Jake “Ull
Southern Pacific
Plang
T’ ’Cogy
Two Men Arrested In Drunken Robbery at Raval Exchange
Chief Frawning and Officer Pincock arrested Whitey Hale and John Stoddard on a robbery charge after they were caught pocketing a drunken man at the Raval Exchange saloon on Twenty-fifth street. Hale dropped four $20 gold pieces at the scene. Hale says the trio followed an agreement to take money from a drunk friend. They will be held until the victim is sober for investigation.
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Frawning
Pincock
Whitey Hale
John Bfoddard
Ttwo
Raval Exchange
Twenty-fifth Street
Hale
Stoddard
Tug
Trainman Injured in Ogden-Lucia Cut-Off Wreck
Reports say a wrecked construction train on the Ogden Lucia cut-off injured EF BR Kelly a train crew member. S J Kelly, manager of the Shamrock Athletic Club of Salt Lake City, learns of the injury and rushes to Ogden to meet his brother. Details remain scarce as winds hinder arrival and medical reports are not yet released.
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FR. Kelly
S. J. Kelly
Shamrock Athletic Club
Salt Lake City
Ogden-Lucia
West End
EF. BR. Kelly
Ilis
Salt Lake
Ogden
Hogup
S. J Kelly
Engineers
Weather Forecast: Showers Turn Cooler Tonight
Forecast says showers ease tonight with cooler air moving in and continued breeze into Sunday. Temperatures dip from today’s highs into the 50s as the weekend brings unsettled skies and scattered showers.
Local Ogden notes from court to events and ads
Fragmentary Ogden page recounts cases of forgery and rape, a double wedding, tax and property notices, a benefit for Vernon, a sale and ad promotions, and upcoming dances. Includes civic notices, business cards, and social announcements with multiple names and venues.
Harrieville Brick orders 60 000 bricks for new wall
The Harrieville Brick company is ordered to deliver 60 000 bricks for the wall of the new shops. Work will begin soon. A new mail service will be inaugurated on the San Pedro south of Malt Lake Olio on Monday.
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Harrieville Brick Company
San Pedro
Olio
Salt Lake
Nephi
Jnab County
Not Guilty Plea In Murder Case And Incorrigibility Charge
Michael Higgins enters a not guilty plea in a district court murder attempt case. Two girls face incorrigibility charges with both sides preparing witnesses for possible reform school placement. The hearing continues next Saturday with motions and indictments pending.
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State of Utah
Michael Liggina
Hay
Maud
Lily Collins
Reform School
Burdotk Blood Bit fers Promotion Prompts Hopeful Digestion Aid
Fragmentary ad text touts Burdotk Blood Bit fers as a digestive health aid, urging readers to try the product to improve appetite and overall well being.
Thos Radcliffe to Resume Piano Lessons This Fall
Professor of music Thos Radcliffe will resume regular piano lessons for the fall term starting Thursday next the 10th instant. Three vacancies for earnest pupils. Address Lincoln Hotel Twenty third Street.
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Lincoln Hotel
Twenty-third St
Law and Motion Calendar Heard in Weber County District Court
Continuances granted in multiple district court cases Judge Rolapp heard the calendar the next day. Demurrers overruled with 20 days to answer or reply in several actions. some motions settled or taken under advisement. alimony motions and costs undertakings addressed. remaining demurrers overruled or continued.
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Rolapp
District Court
John IL Winslow A
Thomas Smart
Weber County
Thomas Start
Martin
K. Stafford
Brooks
W. A. Tel. Co
Telluride Power Co
Matson
A. G. Larsen
Wiliam Teytor
William Blythe
Annie Slater
Abby A. P. Slater
Demurrer
Lena Goddard
Honard E. Goddard
Stewart H. Moyes
Gdi
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Co
Joseph FE. Wart. Ve. U. PT. OR. Ak Co
Liberty Irrigation Co
William Smith
Timothy Kendall
Admi
John T. Barciford
U. Ingebretsen
Frazzini Bros
Toy Ache
Weberns
Cl RK
Hellingaworth
Shaw in Chicago outlines plan to aid St Louis banks
Secretary Shaw, en route to Deadwood, said banks in St Louis have financed most of the Exposition grounds and exhibits. He proposed a temporary loan arrangement: deposit 2.5 million with St Louis banks secured by 5 million in state and municipal bonds to cover current expenditures as the five million appropriation is spent.
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Chicago
Shaw
Deadwood
American’ Mining Trogress
St. Louis
Tha
St.Louis
Banka of
Banka
New York
Philadelphia Tragedy Finds Three Deceased at Home
Police reported the bodies of Rosa Leyser and her children Gottfried and Mary found in their Germantown Avenue home. Rosa and Gottfried lay on a couch clasped in each other’s arms while Mary lay on three chairs at the couch’s end. Decomposition noted. cause of death undetermined.
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Philadelphia
Rosa Leyser
Gottfried
Mary
Cermantown Aveiue
Carner
Pain and Its Relative Measure in Human Experience
A London Magazine passage notes pain is a real sensation not defined by fixed degree. It depends largely on utilization and education as the two main factors shaping its intensity and perception.
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London Magazine
Royal visit by Earl Shaftsbury and party to Utah
The Tribune reports upcoming visit of the Earl and Countess of Shaftsbury and Mrs. Henry C. Corbin to meet Senator Keams and view Fort Douglan improvements. Funds for rebuilding post structures and artillery upgrades are discussed, with totals around half a million and potential expenditures nearing 20 000.
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Earl
Shaftsbury and
Gien
Ienry C. Corbin
Washington
J. E
Mays
Tribune
Guesia
Renator
Thomes Kearns
Shaftabury
Belfast
Ireland
Tony Gell
Corbin
Keama
Fort Douglan
Kearns
Cabin
Freaks of a Genius
A pale tall man with bushy eyebrows visits a London tavern and smashes a glass in a fit of anger. The waiter explains the behavior as habitual and notes the man appears absorbed in thought, identified by another patron as Lord Macaulay per Collier's Weekly.
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London
Tlaring
Walter
Lord Macaulay
Collier’s Weekly
Examination of Barbers Under New Utah Law Held in Salt Lake City
The first barbers examination under the new law requiring registration before practicing will be held in Salt Lake City on October 10. It excludes those active in the trade in first and second clause cities at passage and applies to entrants since then under penalty of punishment.
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Ueder
Salt Lake City
Salon exam questions for barber profession test
The board plans examinations conducted by Felix Rheinbold Dr. C M Benedict and Perley A Hill. Applicants face four subject areas hair scalp facial and antiseptics plus a physical exam with questions on hair life loss graying cutting alcohol dandruff scalp massage skin disease eczema acne barber itch antiseptics cleansing instruments and bleeding control.
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Felix Rheinbold
C. M. Benedict
Perley
A. Hill
Nine Typhoid Cases in Topeka Picnic Party
Nine members of a Christian Endeavor picnic party in Topeka Kansas are bedridden with serious typhoid fever. Miss Mabel Rice died overnight and Lisa Rice is named as the deceased. Authorities blame contaminated water at Vinewood Park for the outbreak and related illnesses.
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Topeka
Kan
German sergeant accused of forcing fusilier to drink petroleum
A Berlin court martial report describes a sergeant in the 40th infantry abusing a fusilier by striking him and forcing him to drink petroleum, claiming the man would explode. Nine witnesses initially denied the maltreatment, then recanted under threat of barracks reprisals, admitting the incident and fear-driven falsehoods.
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Berlin
Aix
Taco
Shell
Final F O of Hayles session selects Baltimore for next convention
The final session of the Fraternal Order of Hayles was held today in New York. Baltimore was chosen as the site for the next national convention, marking a key decision for the fraternal group.
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New York
Order of Hayles
Baltimore
Travis and Iyera Open National Amateur Golf Championship
A large crowd watched Walter J. Travis and Eben M Iyera begin the Ena thirty-six hole national amateur title match in Glendrove. Iyera led by one hole after nine. Travis surged with a run of three holes and finished the morning tied, Travis 73 to Iyera 79 after eighteen holes.
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Glendrove
T. I
Ena
Walter J. Travis
Eben M. Iyera
Iit
Theodore Havemeyer
United States Golf Association
Byera
Travis
Travi
Hyers
Ry¢ra
Fire at Regent Hotel in Washington Causes Minor Damage
Fire swept through the Regent hotel in Washington at 10 am injuring 30 guests who were evacuated. The blaze caused less than 3000 dollars in damage and was brought under control quickly.
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Washington
Regent
Earl of Shaftebury and Sir Thomas Lipton to Headline Yacht Club Reception
The Earl of Shaftebury commodore of the Royal Ulster Yacht Club and Sir Thomas Lipton will be the guests of honor at a public reception at the yacht club house near Tuesday.
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New York
Earl of Shaftebury
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Yacht Club
Imperialist Wing Split Shifts Leadership in France
Paris reports the Francais notes two Wings of the Imperialist party led by Prince Vietor Napoleon and Paul de Cassagnac seek 8 14 preachment. Vietor may retire from his wing, favor Cassagnac or, if not accepted, support Prince Louis Napoleon now a Russian army general. New York dispatch notes Archbishop J Wart arrives aboard the La Touraine from New York.
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Paris
Prince Vietor Napoleon
Paul de Cassagnac
Vietor
M. de Cassagnac
Louis “Napoleon
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Vernon Atwon
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Oterest
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Ward Institute
Alina S. Taylor
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
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Southern Pacific Company
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Spoule
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Peery Bros. Wheat
Thos. Radcliffe
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