Three Divorces Reported in District Court
Three divorce actions were heard in district court yesterday. Joseph Watson sues Elizabeth Watson alleging infidelity since their Mantua Alabama marriage on October 27 1897 and Pueblo Colorado residence. Maybelle McCulloch sues Harry McCulloch for non support claiming separate maintenance since June 1900 and restoration of Isabella Hirst maiden name. Hattie Afford seeks divorce from Walter Afford citing desertion and non support and restoration of her maiden name Hattie White. they married in October 1897.
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Joseph Watson
Elizabeth Watson
Mantua
Ala
Pueblo
Colo
Maybelle “McCulloch
Harry McCulloch
Aspen
Isabella Hirst
Walter Afford
Hattie Afford
Hattie White
James A Cutler Demands Accounting in Court
James A Cutler sues in district court to recover a large block of stock in Grand Deposit Copper company. He accuses WH Edwards A M Goslen of fraud cheating and conspiracy with Richard S McCaffery WW S McCornick and the company named as defendants. The complaint says in 1902 1903 Edwards and Cutler partnered to promote sale of ranch and mined properties in White Pine county Nevada and the two became short.
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Edwards
A. M. Goslen
James A. Cutler
Grand Deposit Copper Company
Richard S. McCaffery
WW. S. McCornick
W. *I. Edwards
White Pine County
Nevada
Complex fraud suit cites Goslen Edwards Cutler and McCornick
A Utah court suit alleges Goslen and Edwards conspired with Cutler to secure options on properties via misused funds. McCaffery and Grand Deposit Copper are said to profit through transfers, with Goshen and Edwards to account for monies due. Goshen seeks turnover of stock and an injunction on further payments while the case proceeds.
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Goslen
Cutler
Edwark
Gossen
Edwards
McC
Pela
Goshen and
W. S. McCornick
Goslen and Edwards
Easy to Start a D Hard to Stop Schilling’s Best
A compact ad note highlights Schilling’s Best brand at grocers as a value pack option. It promotes easy start and strong retention with the tagline money back style hint. The copy emphasizes brand visibility and consumer appeal in a retail setting.
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Schilling
Boy shoots self by accident in Salt Lake City hotel room
Raymond C. Talley, about 20 and working at the Wilson in Salt Lake, said he did not know the pistol was loaded when he pulled the trigger while handling the revolver in his Olympia hotel room. The bullet entered his leg, he was taken to St. Mark's hospital, and he planned to stay rather than travel to Kent, Washington where his parents live.
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Raymond C. Talley
Talley
Wilson
Salt Lake
Oklahoma
Olympia
Main
First South
Kent
Wash
St. Mark's Hospital
Electrical Workers Back Presidential Candidate in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Tribune reports the Electrical Workers convention approved a resolution praising a leading proponent of yellow journalism and endorsing his Presidential bid. The move, passed quietly, also thanked Salt Lake papers for fair coverage and reports of their meetings.
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The
Salt Lake Tribune
Roosevelt
America
Salt Lake
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Salt Lake City
Strike in Bachelor at Custer Idaho Surges in Ore Find
The Prospector reports continued improvement at the Bachelor camp in Custer Idaho after a week of tunnel enlargement and track laying. On the footwall side an ore zone shows eighteen inches of gold ore with twelve inches of it containing one ounce of silver and $12.35 in gold, while six inches carry silver and further results await verification.
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Custer
Ida
Mortensen faces final death ruling as Supreme Court denies review
Peter Mortensen must die after Utah Supreme Court denied his petition for a hearing on his murder conviction of James R. Hay. The decision upholds Judge Morse and signals an execution date set by the district court once the remittitur arrives. Stewart & Stewart may seek further action, but options are limited. The defense argued for oral testimony on jury misconduct, which the court did not permit, sustaining Morse's ruling. The path now lies with the Board of Pardons if mercy is sought.
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Jeffries Curtis
James L. Karr
South State
Morse
G. R. Harmon
Louis Hobein
William Evans
Evans
Logan
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
Utah
Supreme Court
Supreme Justices
Morsen
Stewart & Stewart
District Court
Mortensen
McCarty
Baskin
Barth
Board of Pardons
Lucky Boy Mine shows rich ore in west drift assay
A sample across a fourteen foot ledge yields seven ounces of silver and eighteen dollars forty five cents in gold per ton. Two and a half feet more of rich ore with 143 ounces of silver and twelve ounces of gold were found in the west drift. Col Treweek returns to Salt Lake and reports strong showing and winter operations planned. Competition date set for early June with American date flexibility from May tenth to July first.
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West Drift
Col. Treweeck
Salt Lake
Treweels
Lucky Boy
Utah Tonopah Company Finds High Grade Silver Lode Near Dyer
J L Justice the district field representative reports assays from a nearby discovery near Dyer about fifty miles southwest of Tonopah show ore with 181.9 to 238.8 ounces of silver per ton and traces of gold. An earlier ledge yielded 64 ounces and 74 ounces in Salt Lake assays. Justice plans to start extracting high grade ore upon returning to camp and push development if feasible. The ledge extends 1,500 feet and up to thirty feet wide.
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J.L. Justice
Utah- Tonopah Company
Nevada
Salt Lake
Dyer
Tonopah
Justice
Widt
Mary Williams Ends Life After Shooting Husband
Milford Sept 17 Mrs Mary Williams 17 age traveling with husband from Salt Lake to Arizona by team committed suicide this morning at Gillies ranch 17 miles north of Beaver She fired at her husband then turned the revolver on herself dying instantly Her body to Milford and then Chattanooga Tenn for burial. Her parents died recently and the bereavement may have driven her to temporary derangement.
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Milford
Mary Williams
Salt Lake
Arizona
Gillies’ Ranch
Beaver
Ir. Williams
Chattanooga
Tenn
Williams
Paris Polo Season Opens After Signals To US Team
Paris Polo club officials led by the Marquis de Guay and others sent a dispatch to T. L. Herbert of the American Polo Association. They outlined conditions for next year’s international cup tournament to be played at Bagatelle ground and asked Herbert to assemble a four player team from United States citizens.
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New York
Paris
Paris Polo Club
Marquis de Guay
Marquis de Villavieja
Baron le June
Louis de Erraza
Tf. L. Herbert
American Polo Association
Bagatelle
United States
State Auditor Tingey Ends Idaho Montana Trip
State Auditor C. B. Tingey returns from a ten day trip through Idaho and Montana visiting Pocatello and Idaho Falls before reaching Butte. Benjamin F. Beardsley of St Paul attends irrigation congress with Minnesota labor buyers. Miner J A Murphy at Keogh Wright hospital after rock fall injures knee at Bullion Beck Eureka. Col William Armison of Washville Tenn attends printer union board meeting at Colorado Springs and visits Salt Lake with his wife.
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Tingey
Idaho
Montana
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Snew
Butte
Benjamin F. Beardsley
St. Paul
Keogh-Wright Hospital
Murphy
William Aimison
Washville
Tenn
International Typographical Union
Cailds-Drexel Home For Printers
Colorado Spring
Col
Salt Lake
Col. Armisoni
Hi S .Op
Ogden Reader Endorsement for Doan’s Kidney Pills
Brakeman J. E. Harrison of Ogden testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his chronic backache head pains and kidney trouble after other remedies failed. He reports regained ability to work, absence of kidney issues, and urges others to use the product. Sold by dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Ogden
J. E. Harrison
Steele Ave
Galt Lake City
Doatts
W. Badcon
Non mineral lands decision shocks Wallace Idaho mining district
General Land Office Commissioner A. Richards rules a vast Shoshone county area south of Wallace is non mineral. The 325 000 acre section group may invalidate many mining claims, drawing sharp protests from Northern Pacific and local miners in the Coeur d Alene region New York September 18. Columbia University inaugurates first woman professor Miss Margaret St Maltby Barnard graduate named adjunct professor of physics beginning next academic year.
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General Land Office
Wallace
Idaho
A. Richards
Shoshone County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mineral Land Commission
Land Office
Coeurt Arena
New York
Columbia University
Board of Trustees
Margaret St. Maltby
Barnard
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the Leader Millinery Co
Washington Ave
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Stein-Bloch
Kuppenheimer
Ognen
Kkern Ie
Putnam’s School
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Washington Avenue
S. J. Burt
Grand Opera House
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Cav
Emile Rivera
Matines
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