May Day Festivities and Local Notices From Meeker Area
May day celebrations included a may-pole dance with 24 girls led by Professor John Kjelstrom and evening dances showcasing spring fashion. Local items mention Henry Carloss near losing his house by fire, Joseph Campbell’s surprise gathering, a water injunction on Main St, White River round-ups with captains and bands, and community changes at H A Woodruff Co and new saloon interests.
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Henry Carloss
Joseph Campbell
Astrict Court
Ashley Co-op
Main St
John Kjelstrom
East Lynne Play Next Weekend at Local Hall
On stage the East Lynne company presents Mrs. Wood's popular romance next Saturday and Monday evenings. Cast includes Jeonen St-Si and Holdaway in the featured roles.
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Jeonen
The Story of East Lynne on Stage
The article previews East Lynne as a dramatic, emotional play about Lady Isabel Vane who endures humiliation and deception. After a marriage to Carlyle she flees with Levison to France, Isabel fakes her death and returns as a governess while Levison is later found guilty. The piece ends with Isabel’s death and a closing farce about a French lesson.
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East Lynne
Isabel Vane
Mont Severn
Isabel
Archionid Carlyle
Francis Levison
Mr. Carlyle
Barbara Hare
Carlyle
Richard
Levison
France
England
Madame Vine
Richard Hare
The Indian Rights Debate and Utah Delegation Meeting
A contentious discourse on Indian policy contrasts with a Utah gathering as J R Workman backs Crouch for delegate. Collett and Gibson push statehood while six delegates are elected, Mosers and Davis to attend as proxies. Meeting ends with a retracting secretary on free silver.
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J. R. Workman
Crouch
Collett
Gibson
G. W. Crouch
John G. Davis
R.S. Collett
Jas. M. Barker
L. L. Wight
Alf Billings
A.J. Johnson
Mosers
Davis
Uintah County Democratic Meeting Chooses Delegates
R.8 Collett, chairman, called the meeting to order for selecting delegates to the Territorial Democratic Convention at Ogden. W. M. Schick elected secretary in the normal secretary's absence. G. W. Crouch spoke on convention representation and offered to serve as party representative for Uintah County.
Obituary for Fern Colton Aged Two
Fern Colton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S D Colton died aged two years two months on Thursday April 28 1892 at 6 oclock A M The notice speaks of grief and faith and reflects on death as a doorway to the universe urging pure hopeful perspective.
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Fern
S. D. Colton
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Vernal Express
Vernal
J. M. Barger
W. M. Scullex
White River
North Side
Wolt Creek
O. Lloyd
South Side
Rangely
A. B. Critchlow
Geo. Henried
Yephi
Utah
Ouray
Uintah
Meeker Herald
H. W. Wilson
Provo
Maxisrs
Wilson and Colton
Wilson
A. Wilkison Ha
H. A. Woodruff & Co
H. A. Woopaorr & Co
East Lyne
Francis Leyison
I. N. Jacob
Archibald Carlyle
Lord Mont Severn
Pete Peterson
J. R. Holdaway
Justice Hare
W.M. Schick
Dill
Willie Oaks
Little Willie
Joe Weelman
Barbara Hare Wee Libby Rich Ah Ee Meee
Es Weema
Jase Eich Miss Corney Jovco
Eeas Sardi
Oaks Wilson Like Stone
The
Indian Rights Association
Red Man
Vesta
Democratic Meeting
J. 0
Dinaman
Hiss Rose Reynolds
Mil Ward
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