State News From Utah Amid Rail Crashes Drownings and Plans
Reports detail a range of events across Utah including a Saltair collision injuring several and two engines wrecked, drownings of Royal Reid and other youths, a fatal lightning strike in Salt Lake City, the first Indian war veterans reunion set for Ephraim, and plans to expand electric and bath facilities. It also notes beet factory land deals in old Mexico, a push to unite state universities, a Dry Creek murder, and anticipated civil suits to reclaim coal lands.
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J. C. Thoresen
William M. Rovelance
Utah
Old Mexico
Salt Lake City
Cutler
University of Utah
The
Agricultural College
United States
Clicut
Pleasant Valley Coal Company
Utah Fuel Company
State Land Board
Well
CF I to Decide On Large Iron Operations in Local District
The suspension of Pope & Pike iron claims in the Carberate district by Colorado Fuel & Iron, under Frank A. Nelson, is temporary while he surveys other deposits near Ashley river and Blue Mountain. Nelson believes ore quality is strong, but quantity must justify expansive mining, with Gilchrist guiding iron operations and Umtah county ore highlighted as key.
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Pope & Pike
Carberate
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Green Boys
Ashley River
Marsh Peak
Whiterocks
Blue Mountain
Hangon
C. 8
Carter
Gilchrist
Nelson
Bessemer
Pueblo
Lake Superior
Uuiniah County
Iron County
Umtah
Ion Mining
CF & I Company
Jensen Jottings From Jensen Nebraska Weather and Wagers
The column notes near three days of heat around 100 degrees with a thunder shower at the Jensen grove interrupting July festivities. A pair of Ohio men ride cross country on a 1000 dollar wager, while local residents recover from rheumatism and celebrate births and home improvements amid muddy streets and waterlogged roads.
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Ohio
Jensen
Conutinent
Lhey
Riley Murray
Staley
Chatwin
Andrew Murray
Andrew Dudly, Jr
Brother Dudly
John McDous
Chamberlain's Salve Promoted for Chronic Sores
Old Chronic Sores. A dressing for old chronic sores there is nothing so good at Chamberlain's Salve. While not advisable to heal old sores entirely, they should be kept in good condition for which this salve is especially valuable. For sale by Walter Lloyd Drug Company.
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Chamberlain
Walter Lloyd Drug Company
Heavy Rain Torrential on Dry Fork Residents Recall Largest Shower
Torrential rain on Dry Fork Wednesday night lasted four hours and residents recall it as the heaviest shower in memory. Grain fields suffered as canals broke and overflowed. W. Davis from Griffin sawers indicates a two mile tramway contract for hauling regs to a mill. Misa Dise Glenn returns home for summer vacation after employment as a nurse at Salt Lake quarantine hospital. Leader Millinery's building is receiving metal lining for a durable finish.
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Dry Fork
Misa Dise
Glenn
Salt Lake
Leader
Henry Lee Returns to High Life in Salt Lake City
Henry Lee arrived from Dragon at the start of the week to sample upscale living while R Rennionis spends the week in Salt Lake City.
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Henry Lee
Dragon
Rennionis
Salt Lake City
New Moffat Road Engineering Feats Described
An illustrated feature in World's Work by Lawrence Lewis praises the Moffat road as a supreme railroad feat. It recounts 40 years of attempts, vast costs, extensive surveys, dangerous cliff work, tunnels, bridges, and record scale earthworks. The piece notes broad gauge for transcontinental traffic and highlights 60 foot high coal creek bridge, many tunnels, and heavy, stamped steel components engineered for safety and efficiency.
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Lawrence Lewis
Moffat
Burlington
Mywinter
Cliffa
Switzerland
Jungfrau
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Denver
Main Range
Colorado
Yankes Doodle Lake
Coal Creek
Quartz Creek
Arrowhead
Wiliam Crook
Ormand& Crook
Wesr
Moffat Road
Ixperta
Missouri River
New York Centre
Rocky Mountains
Iorseshoe
Stere
Leyden
Butt& Giartter
Rollins Date
Tle
Eigit Mailasa Pat
Andoly
Tulle
Russian Turmoil and Global Events Headline Anew
A wide range of events from Russia suppressing press to U S postal savings bank in the Philippines and Rockefeller return are reported. Notable items include Elks convention attendance in Danvers, natural irrigation congress in Boise, and Captain Yates’s death in Idaho.
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Russia
Nicholas
Green Hier City
Wyo
United States
Philippines
John D. Rockefeller
America
Danver
Borrowed Books Again Prompt Preparations to Leave Nas E O Taiton
A note notes the need to return borrowed books as preparations begin for departure. Nas and E are mentioned with O and Taiton in the fragmented message, implying a group or individuals involved in the action.
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Nas
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