Distillery Planned as Utah Beet Industry Faces Year End
Utah news reports the Templeton hotel in Salt Lake City closing for remodeling into offices. A Lehi distillery will use low grade molasses from the sugar factory. Wray Kearns trial ends with a defendant’s acquittal. Several accidents and public notices are recorded, with Sugar Company plans to erect a distillery and expand beet processing despite an off year.
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Lehi
Wray Kearns
Salt Lake City
Benjamin Oggington
Murray
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Ste Teivera Carey and
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Summit County
Salt Lake Hospital
Cutler
Lehl Reet
Saya
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L W Shurtli
Ichland
Salt Lab County
Ato Segar
Histrary Company
Sugar Company
Yellow fever panic disrupts Texas rail service and towns
Abandoned lines halt most trains across central and southern Texas as yellow fever fears spread. In Wyoming, prison escapees flee after a guard’s absence. Manchester MP William Houldsworth attends a monetary conference and urges government action on gold and silver interests.
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Manchester
Logland
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Britain
Bevssela
United States
Justice Eletts to Hatel Washington
Supreme Court Justice Eletts filed a formal application to President to retire at 70 under the retirement law. Attorney General Joseph Mellesna of California will be nominated to succeed on December 6 after Justice Field retires.
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Justice Eletts
New Alaska city Weare eyed as possible capital site
Reports from Washington on plans to found a city named Weare on the Luken river near the British Columbia boundary and St Michaels to serve as the capital of a proposed new territory. Interior Department may relocate the new Alaska land office from Circle City to Weare amid surveys and officials en route to Sitka.
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St Michaels
Interior Department
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Circle Ciy
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Various Western State News and Distress From Accidents
Reports from Oct 15 cover Senator WW M Stewart addressing Nevills and nearby towns, travels through southern counties, and plans for Tuscaroa and western counties. Firefighter Lee Bottom dies in a Denver fire car accident. fireman Morley injured. Miscellaneous items include Scottish fortune ties, a money estate case, prison escape recaps, a state department appointment, a drowning death, and a Milwaukee area memorial pursuit.
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WW. M Stewart
Tuscaroa
Idaho State Fair Opens Amid Weather Postponement
The Idaho inter-mountain fair parade was canceled by rain but the Idaho State Fair opened with large attendance. The Idaho pavilion showcased yellow white and purple decor plus red white blue drapery. Exhibits cover farming mining arts and education with two big ore and fruit displays. Over 2000 visitors entered Lair City facilities and 2100 visitors were recorded. Crowds and stock pens overflow with arrivals from trains. A fatal incident occurred when Thomas Cartney of De Lamar drowned in the Natatorium plunge.
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Atom
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Ftte
Thomas Cartney
de Lamar
Mining disputes and river valley plans distract national focus
The Oct 13 item notes rival mining tailings ownership near Dexter mining company with guards at the pond, plus Wyoming water reservoir plans west of Wheatland and a legal suit over $40,900 for reservoir work. It also mentions a Crocker estate legal action, a jail escape in Salt Lake, a postmaster in Pocatello, and a proposed Portland San Francisco telegraph line. It references McKinley attending a Cincinnati dinner and Carnegie’s iron lease near Milwaukee.
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Crocker Estate Company
Henry T. Scott Ind . F. Groom
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Stephen W Ross
Teht
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Commercial Club
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Charles W Jones
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