Trial verdict in Trallows adultery case reported in Utah news
Utah coverage notes Albert G. White found guilty of adultery in Richfield Park City. The item also mentions typhoid fever cases, Arbor Day celebrations in Salt Lake City, ore shipments, mail delivery, and various local legal and civic notes across the region.
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Richfeld
Albert G. White
Albert White
Lundy
Park City
Saltah
Lort Douglas
Aasoya
Blue Mountains
Raymond Orr
Union Pacifi
Oden
Newton
Kaw
Bold Robbery at Castle Gate on April 22 Reported
Outlaws robbed a Pleasunt Valley Coal Company treasurer LLD Carpinter of about $7,000 near Castle Gate Utah. Three gunmen and a fourth accomplice rode off toward the Sanpete country after forcing money from the crowd. Authorities offered rewards for capture and recovery of the funds.
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Castle Gate
Utah
Cootte Gate
LLD
Gaymaster
Pleasunt Valley Coal Company
Rio Grande
Parsons
Chewoth
Sanhafel
Bal Cassily
Montpelly
Mat Varna
Contempt ruling on engineer Lennon case sparks dispute
The Supreme Court fined engineer Lennon $50 for contempt of court in the Ann Arbor strike. Lennon claimed ignorance of the injunction, stating he lacked a copy of the proceedings when he promoted his train on the track. The court held that the act was contemptuous not as a workers action but by the manner of conduct.
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Cleveland
Gatherhood of
Supreme Court
Lennon
Linnon
Fot
Supreme Courts
Tts
May Escape the Gallows in San Muancuco Case
April 22 reports state Wing inti midhang ae made that Shepdoe Domesnt, the convict murderee of Blanche Limeont, will not be hanged. The state prison board leans against execution with two in favor. Governor Budd declines comment on petitions while confidential friends hint at guilt and possible clemency.
Shilpland levee break spurs cattle and flood concerns
Cheenvalle and Wiss report levee breaches along the Adsstastopa side at Shilpland aid, with water covering vast lands north of Lowark. Montana Stockgrowers discuss protection of cattle hides as notes warn of desolation near Miles City and question levy protections versus tolls.
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Cheenvalle
Wiss
Hve
Adsstastopa
Shilpland
Rail Smith
Cheenvlile
Damaged Rail Route Hindered by Washouts Near Huntington
The report describes a damaged Oregon Railway line near Huntington with stretches of track washed out and mud on bridges. A traveler named Allovernir Wise Twelve Wie from Tennessee walked twelve miles through the debris to reach a camping site as crews work to restore service, with days expected before trains resume.
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Tennesda
Moothng
Sosmont
Oragon
Nathation
Huntington
Lae
Ag Tinpites
Regan
Washington
Representa
Gunn
The
Treasury
Boise
August Istail
Trunk Mystery in Salt Lake Victim Identified in Chicago
The trunk found in 1896 near Chicago contained a decomposed body later identified as Pike by family members in Utah. The tale links to a renamed figure in Puget Sound and California who goes by Tarry and seeks financial payoff to confirm the identity amid an estate dispute.
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Chicago
Olver Puke
Halt Lake
Utah
Ted
Tasatte
Lijette
Pike
Acms
Sult Luke
Lam
Puget Sound
California
Tarry
Union Wacifie
Vike
Pikes
Duel Ends in Death Among Nez Perce Near Lapwat Road
Two Nez Perce brothers Tok? Wilson and Mite Wilson dueled on Lapwat road in Soldica canyon after a night of drinking. Tok? Wilson killed. both men were respected by whites and Indians for years before dispute over government land payments led to violence. Police later report Hobbs discharged. contingents move to Ogden Utah for hearings as Inspector Waterbury travels from Sacramento to Lopez Kan.
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Wosh
Lewiston
Ido
Tous
Mike Watson
Lapwat
Soldica Canyon
Ogden
Utah
Shonis Hobbs
Rob Buy
Tiwipe Waginnis
Sazurdus
Nichols
Waterbury
Wheeling
Sacramento
Waterbury Leasing
Copper Mine Sold to Five Investors in Salt Lake City
Neuse Calo April 2 report that the Copper Gulch mine twenty miles from Salt Lake City was sold to five mining investors at the Crown Palace lodge last night by Rauf Miraj, a mining agent from Salt Lake City. McKonig linked with Thomas Mewill of Montana as partners. totals around 100 000 to 150 000 dollars. Ownership changes expected May 1 with no price increases to the current Utah holdings.
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Neuse
Calo
Salt Lake City
Trown Palace
Raf MiRaig
McKonig
Thomas Mewill
Montana
Utah
Ming Wall
Tonga
Powder River Floods Baker City Oregon Damage Widen
Powder River overflow reaches historic levels causing extensive damage in Baker City Oregon. Sumpter Valley Railway traffic disrupted for miles as floods continue. Oregon Railways Navigation Company reports bridge damage above the city. Northern residential area inundated.
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Baker City
Ore
Powder River
Sumpter Valley Railroad
Oregon Railways & Navigation Company
Vast Utah Silver Strike Sparks New Mineral Boom
A late 19th century report describes a major strike near Tureka Utah uncovering ore with figures claiming 27 470 ounces of silver per ton and traces of copper and gold. Industry officials compare the discovery to previous high yield finds and speculate on large future dividends for stockholders.
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Tureka
Utah
Swansea
Mollie Gibson
Aspen
Dowbie
Lach
Parowan Grist Mill Destroyed By Fire
A fire at Parowan Utah destroyed the grist mill and contents including 180 bushels of grain, with an estimated loss around 5000 dollars and no insurance. The mill was owned by W O McGregor and M A Wim, daughters of the late George A Smith. The fire appeared malicious per reports.
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Parowan
Utah
Coral
Woc McGregor and
Muay A Wim Qaughter
George A Smith
Wild Wyoming Dispatches From Blizzard Ravaged Ranch Country
Reported by telegraph from Converse and Nox counties about heavy snows, cattle losses, and stock disruptions. Ranchers recount millions in losses, rustling convictions, and preparations for spring drives amid historic blizzards. Swedish settlers establish New Sweden near Idaho Falls with school and library.
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Northern Pacific
Trope
Idaho
Martin
Bank of California
Converse County
Wyoming
William McGinnin
Death Mystery in Salt Lake Woman at Fault in Husband’s Death
In Salt Lake City an inquest probes whether John Hamilton died by his own hand or was murdered by his wife after a string of domestic troubles. Witnesses describe a gunshot, a failed confession, and allegations of criminal intimacy with W Pavey. The dead man worked as a driver for the Proy laundry. his wife denies guilt and claims duress. The investigation continues as public opinion splits on suicide versus murder.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Rain
John Ilamilton
Jiamilton
Mareh Gaul
Hunmuilton
W. Pavey
Wootenwire
Jamilton
Namilton
Tavey
John Wo Wwamilton
Thomas
Beddon
West I Fist Bouth Street
Tramilton Siys
Lail
Beau Frul
Seddon
Wiley
Seldon House
Tlamilton
Wil [Latmilton
Ben Waurlan
Kelly & Co
State University Bonds To Be Sold In Helena
State University bonds totaling 100 000 will be sold today in Helena at a premium of 325 per cent. State Treasurer Collins will conduct the private sale using interest only payments from the principal, with timber and state lands pledged as security. Larson Louh & Co of Chicago and New York arranged the issue, issued under legislative authorization for 190 000 to finance the state university mining project in Wissonia.
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Helena Mont
State University
Collins
Larson Louh & Co
Chicago
New York
Wissonia
Battle Looms as Greek and Turkish Forces Clash
Early reports from Constantinople and nearby fronts describe a mounting war crisis with Greek troops said to have captured fortresses and destroyed several batteries. U S officials monitor the Mediterranean situation as talks continue amid a feared wider European conflict.
Coffin of Nowena Dies After A Half-Ton Roof Bolt
In Nowena Colorado DS Coffin was struck by a flying half ton boule blown through his roof in a freak accident. William Shup, riding from Shatlin to Miles City, Montana, allegedly shot morphine and strychaine into his arm at the Eod ranch before the incident. He died within minutes as the weaponized object caused fatal injuries.
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Nowena
Colo
Netiby
William Shup
Shatlin
Miles City
Montana
Eod
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