Five cholera cases in Salt Lake City Health Board report
Yesterday the Salt Lake City Board of Health listed five cases, four city cases and one railway worker from Montana, Charles Sandy, 32, sent to St Mark's hospital. Since Sept 1 there have been ninety cases, with varying counts in prior years. The four city cases included Thomas Fynon, 13, and others at West Fourth North, Ford hotel, Jeremy, West Third North homes.
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Salt Lake City
West Fourth North Street
G. EB. Holmes
Ford Hotely
Charles Schill
Jeremy
John Watts
West Third North
Wright Rushed to Hospital In Old Smallpox Case
Robé Wright a 21 year old resident of 643 South Sixth East Street was sent to the isolation hospital to recover from the last stages of smallpox. He had recently returned from Soda Springs Idaho after a 14 day quarantine and fell ill five days earlier while in a sheep camp. He traveled to Salt Lake City with scales on his face and hands as health authorities moved to prevent contagion.
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Robé
Wright
South Sixth East Street
Soda Springs
Ida
Goda Springs
Salt Lake City
Mortensen to be sentenced September 26 in Hay killing
Peter Mortensen, convicted of shooting James R. Hay, will appear before Judge Charles W. Morse in the District Court for a death sentence. The remittitur in the case was sent down to the district court yesterday morning by Clerk Palmer of the Supreme Court.
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Lefttock
Peter Mortensen
James R. Hay
Charles W. Morse
District Court
Clerk Palmer
Supreme Court Rehearses Death Sentence in Mortensen Case
Judge Morse reconvenes the case after an Anticipated new trial request. District Attorney Dennis C. Eichner asks for re-sentencing a week from yesterday following Mortensen's death sentence. The judge grants the motion and orders the defendant brought into court for resentencing.
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Morse
Dennis C. Eichner
Mortensen
Wild Horse Rampage Traps Two Injured Near Depot
A frightened horse spooked by a passing locomotive at the Truman near the Short Line depot overturned a wagon, injuring the driver and hauling two men, one unconscious, to the yard. Old Dutch, the horse trader, was bruised. a workman in the yard was knocked out but revived. The animal halted at the Salt Lake Livery stable after a circuit of the yards.
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Trumansy
Short Line
Third West Street
U.S. L. Deat
Saltka & Ogden Xallroad
Sulit Lake Livery & Transfer Company
Texans Celebrate Securing Next Irrigation Congress in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake Herald reports Texas delegates arrived in Salt Lake City to celebrate securing the next irrigation congress for El Paso. They were greeted by Senator Reed Smoot and J A Benton and toured the city with band music and a Saltair visit. They will host visitors today and express thanks to Utah officials for support in winning the bid.
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Salt Lake
Zion
Texas
Irrigation Congress
Lone Star State
el Paso
Rio Grande
Reed Smoot
J. A. Benton
Tu Railway Company
Tabernacle
Saltair
Utah
Salt Sea
Knutaford
Salt Palace
Union
Lone Star
Supreme Court Affirms Quiet Title Case In 1961 Suit
Supreme Court Judge S W Stewart yesterday issued an advisory opinion in Niels Christopher son vs George W Craghead. The case, tried May 25 1961, sought to quiet title to land and water rights. Craghead appealed on costs rulings and cont bill strikes. Stewart affirms the lower court.
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Supreme Court
S. W. Stewart
Niels
Christofferson
George W. Craghead
Craighead
Stewart
Court notes on Paxton and Stickney divorce cases
Matthe Paxton seeks divorce from Andrew Paxton on desertion after a 1891 Kansas City marriage. She alleges threats of killing. Guasie Stickney seeks divorce from Benjamin Stickney on desertion and non support after their 1901 city marriage.
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Matthe Paxton
Andrew Paxton
Kansas City
Guasie Stickney
Benjamin Stickney
Probate and court actions report on estates and cases
The estate of Phillips Pugsley is valued at 521,115.81 per appraisals by Pinney Crippe and Perkins under Judge Wall. Rehearing petition in Hanna E. Copley et al vs Union Pacific was denied by the State Supreme Court. Will probates granted for Michael Haloran and Washington Franklin Anderson with executors and admin appointments noted. Charters and administrations listed for Charles H. Collins and Elmura Collins. Federal suit United States v Meighan seeks recovery of shortages in postmaster era. Gears M. Gorman files for bankruptcy with assets and liabilities stated. Guilty verdict returned in State v William Evans on felony charge. sentencing set for next Tuesday.
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Phillips Pugsle Ia
William Pinney
H. Crippe
J. L. Perkins
William C. Wall
District Court
Hanna E. Copley
State Supreme Court
Baptch
Michael Haloran
Lall
Daniel McCarthy
Washington Franklin Anderson
Hall
Isabella M. A.anderson
Elmura
Collins
Charles H. Collins
United States
Charles Meighan
Ogden
Meighan
Gears M. Gorman
van Willian Evans
John John Pardew
Grocers Promote Schilling's Best Tea and Flavoring Extracts
A brisk sales note highlights Schilling's Best tea and spice products, including baking powder and coffee flavorings, promoted by local grocers. The message adds confidence in a moneyback business promise with no hassle.
Resignations and appointments at Salt Lake post office
The resignation of Ernest Holmes as money order clerk leads to A. E. Pritchard's appointment as successor and W. L Butterfield to replace Pritchard as assistant money order clerk. Frank G. Fannepole suffers a compound fracture of the right leg. fracture reduced and he rests well. Mrs. A. A. Anderson undergoes dangerous operation at Salt Lake Private hospital. doctors report improvement and hope for full recovery. Attorney Thomas Adama near collapse from apoplexy. removed to home and later considered better. Ray Clifford completes county jail sentence and plans a Denver visit using pension funds. Julia Flynn to depart for brother's home in Montana.
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Ernest Holmes
A. E. Pritchard
W. L Butterfield
Pritchard
Frank G. Fannepole
Pleasant Alloy Coal Company
St. Mark’s Hospital
Fannepole
A. A. Anderson
Park City
Salt Lake
Viko
Giesy
Thomas Adama
MccCornick
Ray Clifford
Julia Flynn
Monand
Fire near miss at Hick schoolhouse saves girl
Ethel Robinson twelve daughter of Mr and Mrs John Robinson escaped serious injury after her clothes caught fire while handling hot ashes at Hick schoolhouse Coalville Sept 18 Marshal Wilde restrained her and dragged her to safety just as flames began to spread saving the building from fire and the girl from worse burns
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Coalville
Ethel Robinson
Birs
John Robinson
Hick
Marshal Wilde
Banner, Jr. Slays Large Bear Near Upton
Sept. 16 Coalville report says Samuel Banner Jr. of Upton killed a very large bear at his sheep ranch after four trespassers disturbed the camp. He fired from behind a lantern light, dropping the boss bear and finishing with a final shot to ensure death. The bear’s size promises substantial animal hides revenue.
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Coalville
Samuel Banner, Jr
Upton
Banner
Mr. Panies
Indians Determined Not to Return to Reservation
Vernal reports indicate widespread Indian discontent with contract workers and line running. Troops pursue Sowarvick’s band while harsh weather hinders the chase, and Pine Ridge Sioux may guide the pursuit through snowbound ranges. locals note fewer Indians in Vernal as fear of future starvation grows.
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Vernal
Sowarvick
Here
Pine Ridge Agency
Herend
Dr Fowler’s Wild Strawberry Extract Promised Relief
Readers urged to keep Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry in the medicine chest to guard against cholera infantum dysentery diarrhoea and other summer complaints with claims of preventive and curative powers.
Gasoline Fire Claims Three in St Louis Tragedy
In St Louis yesterday Mrs Mary T John and her 13 year old daughter Pearl died from burns caused by lighted gasoline. Mary's 10 year old son Harry was also fatally burned. The boy, a habitual stove helper and somnambulist, lit the stove in his sleep triggering the blaze. Mrs Jal and Pearl tried to aid him.
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St. Louis
Mary T. John
Pearl
Harry
Jal
Terrible Plagues Ended by Dean's Pleurials Cure
Terrible plagues and pestering skin diseases find relief with Dean's pteurials cures. Available at any drug store.
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Dean
Standings and Scores Across Circuits from Yesterday
Standings show Butte 78 64 loss. Spokane 74 60. Seattle 68 66. Salt Lake 29 41. Yesterday Salt Lake beat Seattle 5 4. Spokane tied Butte 7 7. National League lists Pittsburg 88 44. Chicago 78 53. New York 77 53. Cincinnati 68 58. Brooklyn 63 62. Boston 52 60. Philadelphia 43 70. St Louis 43 86. Yesterday games: Cincinnati 5 New York 7. Pittsburg 7 Boston 6. Pittsburg 6 Boston 5. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5. Chicago 0 Philadelphia 10.
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Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Salt Lake
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroits
Washington
America League Game Results and Standings
Summary of multiple league results with teams Boston Cleveland Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago St Louis Washington and scores across several games. Details show wins and losses with inconsistent formatting and scattered scores for first and second games across dates.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Stocks For The Week Rise In Weak Trade
New York stock dealings this week were moderate and largely professional. Industrials led declines with United States Steel common hitting new lows on reports of weak trade. European selling drained steel, while banks shipped currency to the West and Southwest for crop movement and time money rates showed a slight stiffening.
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New York
Stock Exchange
United States
Southern Railway reports higher gross and net earnings
The Southern Railway's annual report shows gross earnings of 42,356,050 for the year ended June 30, up 12.31 percent, and net earnings of 11,364,919, up 46 percent. Operating expenses rose to 30,050,130, with maintenance and equipment costs up 22 percent and transportation costs up nearly 20 percent. Mr. Spencer notes that about sixty percent of the gross earnings gain comes from increased transport activity, totaling 716,578 in part of the rise.
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New York
Southern Railway
Southern
Spencer
Mobile & Ohio annual report shows rise in gross and net figures
The Mobile & Ohio portion of the Southern reports about a one million dollar increase in gross and a rise of roughly $255 600 in net for the year. Increased wage costs and higher material costs contributed to higher train station and terminal expenses, even as fuel costs remain a smaller portion of total costs.
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Mobile & Ohio
Southern
California Convicts Linked to Texas Jail Escape
Two men jailed in Helena County Texas are believed to be among convicts who recently escaped from a California penitentiary. Police will communicate with California authorities as part of the inquiry.
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Karnes City
Texas
Tlelena
This County
California
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