Salt Lake City civic and legal notes in brief
The Salt Lake public library board elected T. a Webber president and OMW Hill secretary Hiriant Stringham of Bountiful joined the state board of medical chambers succeeding M. N Graves of Ogden. In Salt Lake City school elections supporters of the high school won all seats on the new school board. US Senator Cannon accepted a lecture invitation in New York on his Orient observations. A 500 foot drain tunnel will be built by San Veto Valley Railway to drain its mines at Morrison. President Brae back has completed financial arrangements. The Painters and Decorators association incorporated to promote art and protect members. Discussions consider moving Western Union offices from Ogden to Salt Lake City, with months ahead uncertain. Ongoing rule: eight-hour workday for letter carriers upheld by Supreme Court. overtime pay applies. McKay returns to pursue Klondike chances after earlier failure. The Interior Secretary intends to forfeit American Asphalt Company’s Utah Gilbertite lease if they fail to file plans. deadline mid-January. Nellie Cricksan sues Salt Lake City for 10,000 damages over a dangerous open sewer. George A Clark of the Jockey Club livery stable in Salt Lake suffered a fatal head injury in an accident. Nancy Hamilton of Custis Dale dies at 84, having lived in multiple states and Utah. she was a Mormon since 1950, with five marriages. Charles Schartner of the Vert Douglas band sues Pott & Co publishers for 23,000 over miscaptioned color image in the Salt Lake City Directory. Grimes, a Price resident, reports fire damages to his residence. a legal action follows.
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Salt Lake
San Veto Valley Railway Company
Morrison
Braeback
Salt Lake City
Buco
Western Union
Ogden
Balt Lake
Nancy Nlamitton
Custis Dale
Nlamitton
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
Arizona
Mapleton
Castle Dale
Ant Rage
Charles SchaTner
Vert Douglas Band
Ros Pott & Co
City Aifectory
Veaska Dimages
Schauer
Engenra Grimes
Price
Do Feasen
Luetgert's Wife in Boston Sighting Claims Alive
Boston reports claim Mrs Luetgert, wife of the Chicago sausage maker, is alive. Witnesses place her in July in Boston and in other accounts she used names like Milla Parker, suggesting reasons tied to marital woes and financial embarrassment.
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Boston
Luetgert
Chicago
Waegert
Bealdes
John Schofied
Louis Moor Schofeld
Mra Luetwort
Periol
Fird
Luetgart
Royton
Mayor of Omaha Tees to Oust Moores in Disputed Election
Yincoln Neb Mayoral contest hinges on Moores who as district court clerk faces a $1,000 defaulter claim. Broutch seeks ouster while Moores says he can turn over fees. Supreme Court allows defense and grants time to prove alleged default. The case ties to the trans Mississippi exposition and city retains during that period.
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Yincoln
Neb
Tee
Omeha
Frank Ti Moorea
William J Throntch
Moores
District Court
Broatch
Dongjian
Supreme Court
Hrontehs
Broutch
Indgor
Christian principles of civil government conference ends
The Philadelphia meeting closes with resolutions urging the church and nation to uphold Christian features in government and to seek constitutional amendments to establish Christian laws and moral reform foundations. Other resolutions condemn Sabbath desecration by railways steamships electric cars and similar activities.
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Philadelphia
National Conference of the Christian Principles of
Congress
Wire Trust Meeting At Waldorf Aims To Consolidate Interests
News from New York reports a gathering of wire manufacturers at the Waldorf Astoria discussing consolidation under Morgan & Co. The meeting touched on leadership plans with a figure named Tanvel or similar as potential president, while Worcester Massachusetts firm Washburn & Wil Manufacturing signals industry moves. Market data showed a sharp decline in copper and tin shares with explanations linked to foreign output trends.
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New York
Deerh
Waldorf Astoria
OP Morgan & To
Weniy Wo Dilvet
Unis
Horrific Nevada lynching shocks Genoa near Carson City
Reports describe Genoa resident Abram Weber hanged by masked men after he shot Hans Anderson at a Mitlerville saloon. The mob then kidnapped sheriff and constable, and dragged them to guard the execution site while Weber’s fate was sealed amid a public outcry and talk of indictments.
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Nevada
Antes
Carson
Nev
Genoa
Hare
Abram Weber
Hans Anderson
Mitlerville
Hie
Dasa
Viellantes
Mrockelseu
Gardnerville
Ueber
Anderson
Meory Obron
Vitasburg
Permanent Western Fair Exhibition Company Formed in Chicago
The Chicago Western and Northwestern States Exhibition Company is organized to maintain a permanent Chicago exhibition of western and northwestern products for home seekers and business men. It will provide information on land costs transportation and investment opportunities to aid immigration and development of regional interests with exhibition rooms as city headquarters.
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Feterprise
Chicago
Dee 8
Chicago Western and
Northwestern States
Nimetallic League Reacts To Walcott Mission Notes
Nimetallists led by Whinetallet London Dee and Il 7 McWeill say McKinleys reference to the Walcott mission offers satisfaction. They doubt British replies end negotiations and anticipate early action by the United States and French governments. They note confusion among British merchants and signal India’s exchange pressures.
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London
Dee
McWeill
Nimetallic League
Indian Exchange
Wooltat Commission
Germany Holds No Claim for Repayment in Missionary Murders
The Chinese government states no German claim for reparation arises from the murders of missionaries Niles and Lonnie prior to occupation of Kala Chow Day. Germany allegedly seeks a base at Kanza Chow for strategic naval use, with China opposing continued German presence there, citing loss of a harbor key to postwar operations.
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Peking
Gerimany
Niles
Uonnie
China
Germany
Kania Chou Iy
Tipo
Fraudulent papers trafficking reported by Washington
Commissioner Powderly informed that the State Department received word of a U S order concerning illicit trafficking in fraudulent naturalization papers. The warnings indicate aliens may be entering the United States under pretenses of citizenship.
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New Lyonk
Yct
Tritehie
Powderly
State Departmentad
Washington
United States
Amtas Ordor
Trafic
Italy
Cook
Aan
Cacluston
Port An Frines Sees German Ultimatum Amid Tension
In Port au Prince, Dec 7, two German cruisers entered the port and a German ultimatum was delivered to the Haitian government demanding indemnity for Emil Lueders. German nationals sought refuge on two steamers, while the French schooner Neville Marseille was requisitioned as refuge for French citizens. The population remains tense but calm as Haitian authorities deploy troops to preserve order and await Germany's terms.
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Dermwan
Port An Frines
Prince
Germany
Halti
Emil Luedera
Ceiusa
Ftaltion
Uerr Lucder
Neville Marseilile
Porto Ite
Itabien
Montana Supreme Court Justice Buck Ends Life in Helena
Associate Justice Horace R Buck, aged about 45, a longtime Helena resident and former Lewis and Clark district judge, shot himself after midnight. He leaves a wife and three children and was highly regarded for sport and character.
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Montana Supreme Court
Hinwell
Tlelens
Mont
Horace R Buck
Supreme Court
Buck
Montana
Tie
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Kansas City Woman Committed to State Asylum
A Kansas City woman who left Sweet Springs last week for Tutte Mout with coniman Joseph G Johnson and was employed by her father is formally committed to the state asylum in Missouri. Private detectives brought her back to Kansas City as the court learned of the incident and the case was settled with liabilities listed at 121,193 dollars.
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Kansas City
Dee & Mig
Nate New
Sweet Springs
Tutte
Mout
Coniman
Joseph G Johnson
Mining notes show hopeful prospects across Western districts
Florence Colorado eyes early ameliors as investors tour Grand Encampment. Copper output on the Cottonwood belt near Salt Lake rises with shipments up. Gold strikes reported near Battles Lake south of Rawlies and rich silver veins at Mono in Dry canyon. Mining firms report ore shows and plans, with mills under construction and new purchases in Casp er, Wyo, and Montana.
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Florence
Colorado
Dry Canyon
Messers Douglas & Adams
Rawhing
Wyo
Helle
Sandstone
Grand Encampment
Mie
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Utah News
Nfeath
A. Ti. Tont
CT McKay
Walker Hios
Klondike
Secretary of the Interior
American Asphalt Company
Utah Gil
Fonite Janda
American Company
Nellie H Cricksan
Arielson
Liheself
George A Clark
Jockey Club
Clarke
Towaa
Luetgert’s
St. Louls
Omaha
Broaich
Mle
Netlonal Conference
Wire Trust
Kata
Frandilent Saturalla Ition Dayeets
McKinley
Caputon
Misa Mabel McKkinley
St Louis
Sally Jackson Y
Dryans
Galveston
Tex
Dee T
J Bryan
Lake Surplus
Bryan
Linawse
Binugglera Montraal
T'atrick Igana
Chile
Durupe
United States Treasury
Washngton
Ammena Bord
Tuetgort
Gor
Chiengo
Adolph I
Luevort
Anurder
Mberty
St Lous Hay
Salf Lake
Batstle Lake
Rawlies
Deep Creek
Engleville
Sylark Mining Company
Denver Lake
KE Steele
Line City
Casper
Wye
Assaya
Returna
Scotland
John Culaby
Chicaago
Nig Seven
Niehart
Thg Beven Company
Lecome
Cudahy
Nichmond
Madison County
Tevenue
Ostier
Raul Blut
Morgan Mining Company
Park City
John W. Maclay
Silver Peak
Timerati County
Ney
Vernal
Ft. Duchesne
Ma. Brownine
Ft. Duchesne, Uintah and
Ouray Agencies
Royal
YORK
Patie Busness
U.S
Washton
Snow & CG
Gfriae
Washington D
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