Taft may visit East Lake City in September
The Vernal Express reports President Taft likely to visit East Lake City in September. Other notes include injuries from a motorcycle collision in Ogden, a Salt Lake City streetcar accident, irrigation and agricultural data for Utah, a burglary at Devils Slide depot, a Salt Lake City fire incident, and various local incidents and civic updates.
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Taft
East Lake City
Sam Toul
Ogden
Jacob J Jacobson
Kilcklayar
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wiah
Devils Silte
Weber County
Peter Affenberger
Salt Lake Land Office
Toretta Cillspie
Harms
Grand Army
Yeleana
Sate Lake
San Francisco
New York
Harriman Finca
Salt Lake Division
Southern Pacific
Augustus Reeves
Salt Lake
A Rong
Steve Linowitz
John Abramoyviteh
Silver City
A Palmer
Evans
Missionaire
Loretta
Mr Street
Explosion Ends St Johns Day Celebration in Kansas City
A bomb exploded at a postponed St Johns Day celebration in Kansas City injuring many and killing three. Panic scattered hundreds crowding a vacant lot opposite Holy Rosary Church as police and ambulances arrived. Two officers were knocked down and a bystander severely injured in the blast.
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Kansas City
St Johns
Antonio
Allegro
Negress
Ilagan
Ginselfe
Weyerhauser Says Timber Supply Will Never Exhaust
Frederick Weyerhauser, president of the Weyerhauser Timber Co, disputes Gifford Pinchot on timber depletion. He asserts the United States will never run out, citing abundant timber in the south, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and nearby regions, and calls depletion talk exasperating.
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Seattle
Frederick Weyerhauser
Weyerhauser Timber Company
United States
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forestry Depatment
We Weyerhauser
East
Middle West
South
Weyerhauser
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Territory
Three Miners Die in Gasoline Engine Explosion
Three miners lost their lives Sunday near Goldfield when a gasoline engine exploded. Edward Hopf and Roy Barr were working in a tunnel five feet below when the blast occurred. A J Fiton, at the shaft top, rushed to help but succumbed to fumes before aid could reach them.
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Goldfield Ney
Goldfield
Edward Hopf
Roy Barr
J Fiton
Esquimaux Lad Will Organize Expe dition to Discover North Pole
New York a Psquimana named Nene Wallace sailed for North Greenland to join his people He plans to organize a native expedition to search for the pole using scientific instruments gifted by friends.
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Esquimaux Lad
North Pole
New
Tariff measure passes Senate in tight party vote
The tariff measure clears the Senate 34 to 45 with one Democrat voting with the majority. Seventy-nine amendments were added during floor action and the bill now goes to conference with House leaders. There is expectation of early talks on reducing life necessities and raw materials, while tobacco trade restrictions are addressed after years of agitation.
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Tennessee
Early Utah settler murdered and body thrown in river
James Jarvis reported his father John Jarvis a 70 year old Utah pioneer missing from his Brown's Park ranch near Bridgeport. Blood found in yard and a trail to the Green river suggests foul play and possible disposal by boat. Suspects traced from Brown's Park to Tor Springs before trail went cold.
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John Jarvis
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Brown's Park
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James Jarvis
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Calhoun to Face Second Trial Over 1906 Trolley Permit
Patrick Calhoun, president of the United Railroads, goes to trial Monday July 19 for the second time this year on bribery charges to influence a supervisor’s vote on the overhead trolley permit granted in 1906. Superior Judge William P Lawler denied a venue change motion.
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Patrick Calhoun
United Railroads
Efe
William P Lawler
Man shoots wife then himself during song at Denver home
Frank Farr of Pars suburb shot and killed his wife Lissa and then killed himself while listening to The Holy City on a phonograph Thursday afternoon. They had been separated six months. The tragedy happened at Mia Varre's home where her mother Ira James Trown reportedly refused to let her return with Farr, who was said to be cruel.
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Denver
Frank Farr
Pars
Lissa
Mia Varre
Ira James Trown
Grown
Ilva
Tarr
Tiny Tug Grayling Reported Lost Off Oregon Coast
The nineteen ton tug Grayling sailing from Seattle May 27 toward Panama has not been heard since a June sighting near Cape Tilanco Oregon. Officials fear loss with a crew of three under Captain A A Moore. The vessel, sold to Panama Canal contractors, was provisioned for forty days and its seaworthy future was questioned by seafaring men.
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Seattle
Panama
Cape Tilanco
Oreton
A A Moore
Bigamous John Madson Suspect in Broad Fraud Scheme
San Francisco police arrest John Madson on charges of defrauding Mrs H Leopold of money after their marriage and link him to multiple marriages across the country. Officials say he has married or duped about twenty four women, mostly widows or divorced, with possible ties to fourteen more engagements. He denies being Madson and may face trial in Blochton as investigators seek a full confession.
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San Francisco
Christian ¢ Johnson
Mra
H Leopold
John Madsen
Canada
Madson
de Bennett
Big City
Lia Pottee
John Madson
Bigam
United States
Blochton
Alleged Outrage in El Paso Prank Edens Claims Abuse
Prank Edens of San Antonio Texas recounts a thirteen hour detention in Ciudad Juarez jail ending with injuries he alleges were inflicted by guards including a bayonet wound. He says Mexican officials refused to notify the American consul during confinement and he was imprisoned for eighteen hours without food or water while a man named Willard was sought for robbery.
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Asquith Receives Petition From Suffragettes
Four suffragettes under Mrs Despard waited near Parliament and Downing Street to appeal to Prime Minister Asquith. They shouted Petition Will you grant us hearing as police cordons blocked the way. He accepted the petition and went inside without hearing their explanation.
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Asquith
London
Mra Despard
Mountain Park Plan for San Francisco Mount Tamalpais
Mountain, famed among Lourfats of the world and known for a crooked railroad, may become a vast public park and water source for transbay cities. If leading citizens’ plans succeed, the site will serve recreation and supply water to the region as authorized by the last legislature.
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San Francisco
Mount Tamalpais
San Francisco Bay
Transbay
Actress Shot In Frantic Behind The Scenes Incident
Shreveport report recounts actress Misa Alles Robinson of Kansas City during a vaudeville stop. While watching a trick shot act at the Summer Park, a miss fired bullet struck her friend in the temple, shattering the skull and penetrating the brain. Robinson remains alive but with slim hopes for recovery.
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Misa Alles Robinson
Kansac City
Pak Bhe
New Orleana
Neill
Fred
Mise Neil
Rebipson
Aversion to Automobiles Ends in Fatal Collision
Major J W Long a retired U BA figure was struck by a learner driver T W Lawrence here Friday and died three hours later. The report notes Long’s prior aversion to cars and quotes his belief he would master all automobiles within Columbia’s bounds.
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J W Long
U BA
T W Lawrence
Dandruff Cure Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
A customer testimonial from Carthage Ohio praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for removing severe dandruff and a baby’s scalp crust. The note credits two successful applications and mentions other Cuticura uses. Also included is a fragmented dialogue about international marriages and a Boston talk.
Embarrassing Remark Sparks Gossip in Local Yard
The Courier Journal reports a well known Lowlayllte woman known for speaking without thinking. Her daughter entertained a young man on the front porch while the mother spoke with neighbors. A baby a little over a year old attempted to walk nearby. The mother advised against letting the child walk so young, recalling her own daughter’s bow legs at that age. The scene includes heated talk about weather and impulsive comments as a witty aside from Puck.
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Courier Journal
Origin Of a Famous Human Food
A brain and nerve building food story explains how Grape Nuts was developed by C W Post to aid energy and mental vigor. It notes daily use promotes activity and reduces fatigue, with the product described as easily digested and ready to serve with cream.
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C W Post
Wellyitle
Doans Kidney Pills Helped Ox Cake Sufferer
Alonzo Adams of Ox ceoa Iowa suffered persistent kidney pain back weakness and dizziness. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with permanent relief after doctors and medicines failed. Sold by all dealers for 59 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Hattegenesa
Duline
Alonzo Adams
Oxceoa
Iowa
Dean
Toster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Had to Hear Evidence About Maggot Formation
A fragile domestic scene unfolds as visitors discuss blowflies laying eggs that hatch into maggots. Blandha, three, ignores the talk while Manoch questions his mother about hearing a peculiar claim and a child’s doubt about cackling.
Hospitals Prove Benefit to Property Values Nationwide
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tubercialogia reports that 675 percent of tuberculosis sanatoria and hospitals in the United States have benefited surrounding property and community health. In more than 62 percent of cases, the institution’s presence has helped increase nearby property values.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
Institutiona
House stairs prompt cautious repair plan
A resident named Luschmen requests a safety fix after repeatedly nearly injuring his neck reaching the top of a staircase. He asks the architect to add or adjust a step to prevent future accidents, noting recent near-misses and his late arrival home.
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Luschmen
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Letters
Camden New Jersey resident Mrs W J Valentinal praises the remedy for headaches back pain fatigue and weakness claiming it made her feel like a new person Gardiner Maine resident also reports relief from a femoral disease after doctors advised hospital surgery The letters urge women to try the tonic for irregularities headaches and nervous prostration noting its low cost and potential life changing results
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Camden
Lydial Pinkham
Lydia IL Pinkham
W. J. Valintial
Lincoln Avenue
N. J
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