Utah News Roundup Highlights Utah Developments And Crimes
The report covers Midvale considering a water project, Sandy hosting the next Municipal league in January, Logan, Mount Pleasant, and Manilet relations, and Scott Lynn of Salt Lake City being discharged from Annapolis. It notes Utah Manufacturers Association efforts to reopen Provo Woolen Mills, a February 15 bond vote in Price for a $10,000 electric plant, and a state canal water promise to irrigate 2000 acres near Richfield. It mentions a street accident on Twenty fifth Street in Ogden, trainman injury at Lemay, and various criminal cases in Salt Lake City and Ogden.
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Midvale
Municipal League
Sandy
Mt Pleasant
Manilet
Logan
State Canal
Richfield
State Land Board
Twenty Fifth Street
Ogden
Lorge Butler
George Bridenbecker
Lemay
Southern Pacific
George Nadeliffe
Charles Murphy
Salt Lake City
Hadcliffe
Frank Sprague
Willan Morgan
Salt Lake Cty
Sprague
Morgan
Utah Packing and Provision Company
Whi
Omaha
Freediry
Joe Arnone
Pueblo
Matha Ko Murray
Arnone
A E Davie
Salt Lake Street
Davie
Wiliam Naughton
Union Depot
Siarriman
Utah
George McCabe
Forest Service Law Department
Washington
McCabe
Forest Department
Fog Eye's Plight and the Stranger's Gloom
Fog Eye's Plaintive Protest unfolds with Johnnys dialogue on descendants and a comic yet dark episode in Wy oming. The scene includes Mr Smarth and Vercy Tarkington in a tense exchange about humor scars, a groping search for a glass eye, and Miss Mugging's sharp rebuke as Muriel Mugging observes from the sidelines.
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Fog Eye
Yog Lye Smith
Wyoming
Eile Azyre
Smith
Teacher Quells Laughing in New School Day
A Cleveland Leader Sunday Magazine recounts a primary class in Baltimore where a teacher, after opening day, sharply corrects a pupil who was laughing. The pupil explains his thoughts, and the teacher warns him to refrain from such behavior in school.
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Haltimore
Sunday Magasine
The
Cleveland Leader
Absolute Silence in a Baltimore Colored School
A fragment from Lip pincott's Magazine recounts a Baltimore colored school teacher demanding absolute silence amid talking negro children. It also includes a consumer testimonial praising Postum as a coffee replacement, claiming improved health and sleep after switching.
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Baltimore
Ang Thera
Lippincott's
A Nation of Bridge Builders
I W Skinner asserts in Harpers Weekly that the United States leads the world in bridge design and construction due to longer spans heavier loads and advanced erection methods. He notes upgraded shops powerful hoists traveling towers and steel rope tackles enabling rapid safe erection of great bridges.
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United States
America
I W Skinner
Harpera Weekly
A Model Man Inman’s Life Achievements
A Collier's Weekly profile lists milestones of a man named Inman. It traces personal growth from bathing habits at 30 to marriage at 26, temper control by 35, fatherhood by 45, and kindness and neighborly respect by 60, portraying a model of middle aged virtue.
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Gut Gentua
Colliers Weekly
Maligning Mother A Family Feud At The Brennan Home
At the Brennan home a mother gathers ten children from Capt Tom age 35 to Mary 21 and debates fairness among siblings. Mary notes the mother favors Tom as the eldest while Rick recalls cold nights when she pulled his covers off him toward Tom.
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Mra
Tom' Auth
Cross Eyed Justice In Two Local Cases
Lillie Sutton of Ocean Springs Misa an orphan cared for an invalid brother and was arrested for stealing five eggs and a half pound of butter. she was sentenced to seven years. William Kevyelwich a Baltimore chauffeur killed Albert Prices and pleaded guilty in Buffalo to second degree manslaughter. ten days’ probation with $1,000 payment to the boy’s father.
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Lillie Sutton
Ocean Springs
Misa
William Kevyelwich
Baltimore
Albert Prices
Buffalo
New York Tribune
Permanently Cured Dr Jordan Dinner Remarks
Dr David Starr Jordan spoke at a Washington dinner on international fisheries ratings. He claimed fish there face no real hardship compared to whites in inland China. A Chinese druggist jokingly asked about a foreign devil as a clerk sought a permanent head ache cure and received rat poison.
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David Starr Jordan
Washington
International Fisheries Commission
China
Revision of the ten commandments inspires public reflection
A Harvard professor advocates revising the ten commandments, prompting discussion on moral foundations. The piece weighs whether regional loyalties or political passions drive stronger unity, and cites Dante on gradual growth of love and virtue.
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Harvard
GOREZ A DIPLOMAT
Trouble rose from the Havana hotel management refusing to entertain Negro leaders. President Gomez intervened by sending his secretary to meet hotel officials and summoned Negro leaders to quell fears of race conflict. He warned intrusions harm Havana’s ties with American journalists and the city’s prosperity.
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Havana
Gomez
General Cebreco
Ameriana
Cook speaks on North Pole explorer brothers status
William A Cook reports receiving a letter from Dr Cook while in Europe. He says the letter is a brotherly missive, one of three in weeks. He notes his sisters are being educated at a Manhattan institute and that the Copenhagen authorities will receive a detailed account of the polar expedition.
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New York
William A Cook
North Pole
Dr Cook
Europe
Cook
Tamnition Institute
West Eighty Flot Street
Manhattan
India
Copenhagen
Changes Against Haskell Charge Misuse of State Funds
Guthrie Oklahoma Governor Charles M Haskell and state officers are charged with violating the state constitution and law over public money expenditures. Representative Lester A Maris filed an affidavit in the lower house alleging mismanagement and willful misappropriation of funds by Haskell and officials.
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Haskell
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Charles M Haskell
Lester A Maris
Panic as Gunman Triggers Dance Hall Escape in Chicago
Caroline Sholl a laborer entered a Chicago hall where people were dancing and fired a revolver causing a panic among about two hundred patrons including women and girls. Dancers fled through windows and fire escapes as shots went wild. Sicoli, angered at being ejected, was overpowered and jailed.
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Chicago
Caroline Sholl
Sicoli
Britons Unite On Approach To New Parliament
Radical London reports indicate Asquith and Lloyd George pursue a cautious path with aims of compromise rather than radical shifts. The electorate’s mood favors conciliation, with debates on lines of battle for the new House of Lords and government policy. The Postal Savings Bank proposal faces organized opposition led by the American Bankers Association planning a multimillion dollar education campaign.
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London
Asquith
Liojd George
Politelangs
House of Lords
Postal Savings Banks
New York
American Bankera* Association
Postal Savings Bank i Dea
Postal Savings Bank
Train tragedy in Ohio leaves four dead and two injured
A westbound Pennsylvania train struck and killed Mra Roy Covert and her husband near Mansfield, then hit an automobile near Crestline killing J He Siglock and Charles Eckelberger. Eckelberger’s passenger Curtin Boorer sustained severe injuries including shoulder, leg, and chest trauma.
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Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Mra Roy Covert
Londone
Crestlin
J He Siglock
Charles Eckelberger
Hayesville
Eckelberger
Sigiock
Curtin Boorer
DONTOR'S BEST FORMULA FOR Quick Cold Cure
An old newspaper fragment touts a home remedy labeled DONTOR'S BEST FORMULA claiming rapid relief from colds and coughs using glycerine concentrated pine whiskey shaken and dosed every four hours. It notes availability from druggists and a special pine product in half ounce vials. A brief joke follows about a judge and a defendant in Tennessee.
Coloring Raga Carpeta and Other Household Dyes Advice
A collage of old advertisements offers dye tips for rugs and carpets using Dyola Dyes, plus urged orders for a dye color card. Also promoted are Mother Gray products for children's illnesses, a philosophical quote from Plato, and various sales pitches for tonics, salves, and household goods.
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Burlington
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised in testimonials
A letter from Mrs Jon Oldan of Minneapolis touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. The testimonial claims pain relief and full recovery within three months and asks readers to seek Mrs Pinkham's confidential, free advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydis
Lydia EL Pinkham
Jon
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