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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
1
Niel Haworth was sentenced last Wednesday by Judito Tulapp at Parmington to execution by shooting at the state prison on September 1, between 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. The sentence was carried out within the city’s legal framework.
King Humbert of Italy was shot at Monza during a prize distribution event on July 30. Anarchist Bressi, born in Prato Treccani, fired three shots. the third struck the king in the heart and he died shortly after. The attacker was restrained by the crowd as Humbert had ascended the throne on January 9, 1878.
The Yor nal Ward Priacity will hold its primary annual with a forenoon meeting at the meeting house on Friday August 10. A dance will follow in the afternoon. Bantrers, Prouident James Messe announces a new import of high class Scotch collies with a pair priced at 55 for the female and 75 for the male. The male, Scot of Open View, is a champion with prominent American recognition and notable lineage.
A garbled exchange questions whether Mabel Apjolia will see me in an outdated jacket. The speaker refers to Viilies Martyrdom selections and a tense open street car scene with jargon and names that are unclear.
The Dyer smelter is set to start again today under W B Shott from Salt Lake City as manager, with around thirty workers at the mine and twenty five at the smelter. The new start aims for steady production of red metal, with ore piling, coke stock, and fuel supply arranged to keep the plant running.
Mining group led by Munday Terrell and Thompson pushes Richmond tunnel progress from Nedervah to Vernal. Copper ore seen in intrarduct lode. four feet of surface copper anticipated. Uintah Copper and Gold Mining Company formed in Washington DC with Dre Wo Loa White as vice president.
Local report records Major F A Grant declaring candidacy while a chaotic nearby scene mentions real estate moves at the Temple Mall Market site and a 30 foot frontage lot sold for 100. It notes Conrad Cranks’s residence on Mion myer and a June trip ending in Texas with a honeymoon at a ranch. Hearty congratulations to Mr Franks.
A column highlights Mrs Frederic Condert and Mrs Frankin Macveard presenting rare Venetian glass, Sevres porcelain, and Dutch silver in lavish entertainments. Censuses and guest remarks interrupt as a speaker demands facts from a hotel guest amid a bustling party.
The article surveys animal diversity with figures on species in the Terlin museum and global descriptions. It mentions butterflies, spiders impacting cables, mimicking birds, and unusual eye and light organs in cave fishes. It also notes experiments in ostrich riding and fossil similarities from the Munich expedition's findings.
A San Francisco Examiner excerpt surveys hair length in history from Mins Whitten of Topsham Maine to Marie Antoinette and Samson. It notes uncommon lengths, cultural meanings, and legends linking long hair to strength, beauty, or fate across civilizations.
A fragmented Telegram-style list outlines social behavior tips. It warns against criticizing meals and showing impatience with elders or lengthy friends. It advises restraint with personal matters and to remain courteous to others in daily interactions.
A fragmented account mentions Mere Frederick Vanderbilt backing humane causes for crippled children and a Schuyler Van Tunstelnee establishing an art school for boys once deemed hopeless. Mrs W 1) Sloane links her capital charity to a maternity hospital bearing her name. Miss Leary funds teaching Italian children on the Last Side. The Hewitt sisters support Cooper Union free art schools. A caller quotes a child asking to see a pig, reflecting casual street life.
A mixed set of old items reports pardons denial for a sentence commutation, a church historian appointment, a burn death of Sarah Hanke in Vernal, a serious Cedar City assault with a knife attack and injuries, a fatal 450 foot canyon rock fall near Ogden, and a school district notice inviting bids for Vernal building work with payment milestones and contract conditions due August 16, 1900.
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