Utah News Highlights From a Turbulent Week
A chaotic Utah roundup shows burglaries in Sandy and a $900 haul, the flu’s reach among sportsmen, fruit crops spared by cold, and plans to ship the Hancock transport home with guns left in Manila. A bucket brigade halts a major fire in Maron, a lone highwayman story in Batt Lake, and bank hours reduced on Saturday. Fort Douglas troops head to Minnesota, Congress eyed funds for a Utah hatchery, and Cedar City’s normal school finances attract scrutiny. Local officials, pensions, and leprosy anxiety among workers surface alongside post office changes and a Dreyfus echo from Governor Wells. A Spanish war trophy gunners’ tale caps the week.
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Thomas HH. Holden
San Francisco
Werry Pearson
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Logan
Tnocreasea
Eureka
Manti
Mercur
Nephi
Park City
Jamen Baligman
Dreyfus
Philippines
Troops in Readiness for Cape Town Embarkation
London reports the Shropshire regiment ordered to hold itself in readiness for immediate embarkation for Cape Town. Joseph Chamberlain denied government plans to reinforce British troops in South Africa to 40,000. Bloemfontein’s Volksraad approved 9,870 for tents and military supplies and 22,500 for ammunition, plus 39,050 for other war material. German sympathy groups urged Berlin to intervene on Pretoria’s behalf.
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Shropshire Regiment
Capa Town
Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
Bloemfontein
Volksrand
Transvaal
Germany
Klondike Gold Returns Thousands of Dust Sums
Seattle June 24 reported the second large group of Klondike returnees aboard the steamer Blumboldt about 250 passengers disembarked Some bought gold dust others carried drafts for large sums and many returned empty handed Exact totals vary widely from 250000 to 40000000 in dust and dust plus di scatta estimates range from 400000 to 1240000 Purser Carroll says he held 780000 in dust and estimated another 1000000 in various states of dust or dust in safes and stat rooms
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Seattle
Klondikers
Blumboldt
Purser Carroll
Not Guilty Verdict in Denver Opera House Riot Case
After about forty five minutes the jury found Samuel Tene tlek Thomas Clark Ianac Daffer and William Arnett not guilty of instigating the riot at the opera house on September 7. Glen Dateld was dismissed for lack of evidence. The verdict leaves Harris death responsible still unsettled.
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Colorado Springs
Coto
Colorado
Samuel Tene
Tlek
Thomas Clark
Ianac Daffer
William Arnett
Charles 1 Marcle
Denver
Glen Date
Army Canteens to Remain at Posts Says War Secretary
Washington June 25 acting secretary of war states the war department will maintain army canteens at posts. Officers across the service report the canteen system far better for soldiers than post traders and outskirts grog shops. No further action by the department is needed. Hartville Missouri reports a ten year sentence for one gang member tied to express robbery cases. Detectives believed Jennings to be Bil Ryan, but proved otherwise. The convict has served terms in several penitentiaries including Salem Stillwater and Nebraska for violent crimes.
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United States Army Posta Ja
Braonchia
Army Canteen Association
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Inne M4
HI Jensinge
Harry Glenn
Kanne City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Macomb
Jake Fegely
John Kennedy
Jennings
Gleon
Bil Ryan
Salem
Stillwater
Mion
Nebraska
Five Drownings After Bathing Party Near Ingina Creek
Five girls drown when a bath party at Ingina Creek near Tampasas drowns. Mrs Lloyd and Milas Childers tried to rescue. the eldest sister and Childers perished. Mrs Lloyd saved one daughter with her efforts.
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Dune
Lloyd
Milas Childers
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Ingina Creek
Miss Childers
Croker Returns From England To Restore Tammany Harmony
In New York on June 24 Croker plans to cut short his stay in England and return at once as district leaders strive to break away and Croker's strong hand is needed to restore harmony. Reports say Croker is frustrated by misfortune and troubling experiences amid English turt.
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New York
Tammany
Croker
England
Harmons
Crower
A Pelon's Love Chapter One in a Sussex Village Mystery
In the quiet Sussex village of Bledgemere, the elderly recluse Mr Hughes at Froyles keeps a large quiet household and a hoard of antique bullion. On July 13 a solemn dinner reveals the wealth and secrets of his estate as servants notice oddities around the house late at night amid whispers of a dreadful incident to come. The scene is set with the Squire, the Vicar, and local figures observing strife over chancel rights and the imagined treasure’s danger.
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Hugdrum
Bledgemere
Sussex
Squires House
Froyles
Slughes Colna
Hughes
Mrs Young
Garoh
Anne Dodeon
Sladgemere
Edward Bartlett
William Luke
Winghes
An Bartlett
Luke
T Ix
Edward Dartlett
Hughes Eapervision
Atalra
Hougemuld
Anne Dodson
Murder at the Hughes estate and a suspect’s evasive tale
A kitchen maid discovers a brutal murder of Mr Hughes in the drawing room with the back of his skull crushed and throat cut. Luke, the ill tempered footman, is arrested amid blood on his clothes and a club and knife linked to the crime. Tidward Bartlett testifies against Luke, while the household reels from the bloody crime in a 19th century setting.
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Mra Young
Tidward Bartlett
Mrs Young
Mia Young
Mastera
Luke
Hughes
William Luke
Bartlett
Mystery of the missing lovers ends with pardon and search
After a murder trial William Luke is pardoned amid public outcry over police failures. Fresh clues point to Edward Bartlett and Anne Dodson, who vanished after the trial. A thousand pound reward and full descriptions ignite a nationwide search, but no trace is found.
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Australia
Luke
Hughes
Bartlett
Sarah
Anne Dodson
Uuty
William Luke
Lyle Waseot
Tuke
Edward Barnett
Anne Dolson
Lewes
Sarah Dodson
Elster
Liberty
Edward Bartlett
Anne
London
Scalisud
Tingtom
Betne
Ray
Ani Filya
How to Manicure and Care for Nails in 1930s Beauty Advice
The article provides step by step nail care tips from soaking to trimming and polishing. It covers dissolving soap in hot water to soften cuticles, using a manicure knife and curved scissors, pushing back skin, shaping nails, and applying polish. It also advises soaking, rinsing, drying, and nightly Vaseline, stressing cleanliness and not over washing hands to avoid dirt grinding into pores.
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