Utah State News Roundup of Local Crimes and Projects
A Utah section reports theft charges at Rangylight Rayda Reog, marital union in Tatoma, a fatal wagon accident near Ogden, and a brick fall injury in Kaysville. It notes a $26,000 Weber River bridge project near Ogden, a Murray farmers institute, a Salt Lake City poisoning death, and a record trout catch in Richfield. Witnesses cite typhoid carrier tests and a range of inspections and incidents across cities.
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Nrigham
Curthe
Belfk
Atta Judd
Rangylight
Rayda Reog
Smithville
Kunio Toda
Tatoma
James Ball
Kaysville
Weber River
Ogden
Farmers’ Institute
Murray Commercial Club
Murray
Maggie Kenney
Ealt Lake
Tenderloin
Virsel Randall
George Randall
Garfield Bingham Road
Steve Wiskin
Viskin
John Thomas Buckle
Buckle & Sons Company
Salt Lakea City
Peter Stathakos
Louis Poulos
Gust Martinan
Salt Lake City
Walter Turner
Weber County
Canada
Turners
Turner
Willard Jiansen
Food and Dairy
Rich County
Utah
Thomas Dove
Providenes
Cache Valley
William Reese
Harry Bass
State Penitentiary
Charles McCabe
Richfield
Keyport torpedo repair station ordered in Washington
News digest notes a torpedo repair and testing station to be located at Keyport Washington on Puget Sound near Bremerton navy yard. Also reported: state senator and banker Crumline dies in Wyoming. John Dern elected American Mining Congress president. Salt Lake will contest Dr Walker’s will. and other national items from October.
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Inter Mountain
Keyport
Wash
Puget Gourd
Bremerton Navy Yard
EU Crumline
Albany County
Albany County National Bank
Laramie
Wyo
Ihe
Pennsylvania
John Dern
Salt Lake
American Mining Congress
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Dr. Walker
Walker
Colorado Bankers’ Association
Grand Junction
Gifford Pinchot
Tanana
Richmond
United Gas Improverment Company
Philadelphia
James Mann
Lancaster
Angel Island
Times Publishing Company
Los Angeles
Winslow Homer
Scarborough
Bessie Shepler
Bradner
Jennie Lilteen
Chadstone
Mia Liltech
Conrad Ilitech
Joseph Kaminski
Detroit
Mich
Quincy Shepard
Sherman Shepard
Shepard
la Rose
Tils
New York City
American Fisheries Sociery
National Good Roads Association
Atlanta
Denver
Milwaukee
Carroll
Iowa
John Coewle
State Board of Control
Maskell
Oklahoma
Muskogie
Nora
Nuckolls County
Nebraska
John H. Huyler
Millonaire
Rye
N. Y
Naco
Washington
Naval Service
Taft
Sleepers Evade Runaway Horses At Beattle Farm
George T. Beattle jeweler and L E Ralston News auditor survived a runaway horse incident near Chagrin Falls. While sleeping in cots on the Beattle estate lane, the horse-drawn danger sped past, narrowly missing both men. Ralston retreats to his townhouse, Beattle to his homestead.
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George T. Beattle
L. E Ralston
Cleveland
Beattle Farm
Chagrin Falls
County Fair City
Beattle Estate
Ralston
Beattle
Beattie
Love's Crime in a Puck Tale of Kisses and Punishment
George, a manly fellow, is charged with theft of kisses from Maude, his sweet heart. Maude is found accessory as she receives the stolen affection. They accept their sentence together and serve it loyally, with minor offenses arising during their shared term as noted by J, W, DB in Puck.
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Love
George
Maude
Puck
A Lady Doctor Praises Postum Daily Coffee Substitute
A physician writes she swapped coffee for Postum eight years ago to avoid sleepless nights and anxiety. She prefers Postum mixed per package directions, notes clear color and pleasant taste, and says it improves sleep and weight. The letter invites readers to try the beverage as a coffee substitute.
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Kentucky
Wellville
Remembering Each Other at Atlantic City Beach
Ife sits on Atlantic City sand in a bathing suit drawing in the sand. He recalls a brief past chat and walks over to speak, noting her blue eyes and remembered stockings as gold glints catch in her hair.
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Ife
Atlantic City
Philadelephia Times
Overworking the Hog in Pine Woods Tale
A traveling salesman reports a scene of starving razorback hogs fleeing through pine woods near a sunbonnet woman’s home. She explains her deaf husband trained the hogs to come to swill by tapping trees, a method that worked at first but now has spoilt by curious woodpeckers causing the hogs to run endlessly.
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Viorida
Undying Fame in a Humorous Civil War Anecdote
A humorous reminiscence portrays a colored man whitewashing a chicken coop boasting of lineage and a visit from General Washington. The exchange reveals Washington’s personal servant claiming bold, sparring ties to Mister Jack Johnson’s era.
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Washington
Jack Johnsing
Domestic Row Echoes Across Cleveland Homes
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader records a tense domestic moment between Mr Nupop and Mrs Nupop as they clash over their baby. The exchange hints at stress and fatigue within the household, illustrating nothing yet definitive beyond personal strain.
Got Stung All Right Bees and Traders Cited
A brief extract notes tension between indigenous knowledge and traders over bees. The dialogue hints at colonial misattribution of bees to Indians and references Hueman Life as a framing device. The piece foregrounds historical misunderstanding and trader influence.
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