Utah News Roundup Reflects Land Growth and Cultural Wins
The Vernal Express reports Utah land entries totaling 6 446 for 468 428 acres and 30 000 ducks killed opening day in Salt Lake County. It notes band contests in Albuquerque, a successful Poor County fair in Ogden, and a Salt Lake chorus prize. Utah pensions reach 1 047 recipients totaling 170 770 dollars annually.
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Modena
Utah
Willard
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake
Albuquerque
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Denver Borngs
Salt Lake City
Salt Lane City
MissOo. Shepard
Thomas E Taylor
Ilis
Enterprise
Temperance urged at Mormon conference in Salt Lake City
At the opening session of the 79th semiannual LDS conference in Salt Lake City Apostle Herbert Grant offered and the assembly approved a resolution urging officers and members to promote temperance. President Joseph F Smith and other leaders urged adherence to the Word of Wisdom, advocated closing saloons, limiting intoxicants and supporting a Sunday law.
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Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Hebert Grant
Joseph F Smith
Smith
Apostle FP MM
H Nolipp
Osden
Th. Joid
Dvstom
God
War Clouds in the Near East Threaten Europe
London reports rapid shifts in European politics as Bulgaria may declare independence with Rumelia and Austria Hungary appears to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mobilizations along borders rise. Bulgaria may buy munitions while Britain weighs railway settlement plans amid a fragile balance of power.
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Austria Hungary
Berlin
London
Europe
Near East
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Rumelia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Haskell Appeals to People for Fund to Fight Roosevelt
Governor Charles N Haskell reports Oklahoma residents have contributed 3900 to oppose President Roosevelt and William R Hearst. Funds are sent to Guthrie at about 100 dollars daily and will be turned over to Herman Niddey, the new national committee treasurer, by John B Doolin.
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Cuthrie Ohlaha
Charles N Haskell
Oklahoma
Roosevelt William R .Hearst
Democratic National Campaign
Guthrie
Haskell
Herman Nidde
National Committee
John B Doolin
Storm Sweeps Manila Bay Battering Atlantic Fleet
A typhoon battered Manila bay for twelve hours injuring ashore and driving American battleships to shelter. Winds reached 100 miles per hour overturning cars toppling trees and cutting shore communications as crews hid boats inside the breakwater and Pasig river.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Pasig
Molten Lead Spill Fatal at Grand Crossing Tack Plant
A gravely burned man died and several workers were fatally injured while seven others suffered severe burns when a ladle of molten lead overturned at a Chicago factory. The chain supporting the ladle gave way after heat weakened a link, showering workers below.
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Grand Crossing Tack Company
Jacob Swish
Spokane Gets Congress National Irrigation Congress Meeting
Spokane was chosen as the site for the seventeenth National Irrigation Congress at the close of the sixteenth. The new governing board was elected with full power to manage affairs between sessions. Members include G F Barstow, B A Fowle, V A Board, Tred J Kiesel, D W Mic Gee, Joseph Dixon, and one other to be chosen.
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Albuquerque
Spokane
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Congress
If Barstow
Texas
A Fowle
Ariton
Board
California
Tred J Kiesel
Utah
W Mic. Gee
Washington DC
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Joseph D. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Rivers
Bois Congress
Bennett cured by Deans Kidney Pills after illness
Mr J A Bennett of Gardiner Maine aged 69 recalls four months bedridden with back pain dizziness and bladder inflammation. He began using Deans Kidney Pills and within three months was completely cured with no recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a bottle through Yester Milburn Co Buffalo NJ.
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J. A. Bennett
Fountain Sty
Gardiner
Dean
Yester Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. J
Salt Lake Man Griffith Reported Missing
Salt Lake City clerk Ifirry W Griffith of the Utah Supreme Court, a noted Mason and Benevolent and Protective Order of Silks member, vanished after leaving on vacation September 2. He visited Los Angeles, sent postcards through September 11, then disappeared with no further word. Efforts to locate him continue.
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Salt Lake City
Ifirry W Griffith
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court to Rule on Hepburn Rate Act Questions
The Supreme Court will consider practical questions in the Hepburn rate act case after the Ninth Circuit directed three judges of the federal circuit court of appeals to certify the matter to the high court. The action arises from an injunction sought by two Hartman Rail firms challenging Interstate Commerce Commission powers.
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San Tuancieco
Supreme Court of the United States
Ninth Congress
Ead
Hartiman Riloids
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Circuit Coumt of Appeals
Bye
Supreme Court
Important Witnesses Out of Court's Jurisdiction
Three army officers named as important witnesses in the Hains murder case have been transferred from Fort Samilt on by order of the war department to posts outside New York Court jurisdiction. They will be unavailable to testify before the grand jury at its session due to the move.
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New York
Army
Hains
Peter C Hains
W I Annis
Fort Samilton
War Department
Advertising Agent Proves to be Bad Marksman
An intoxicated advertising agent from Salt Lake City quarreled with CGC FE Brownie at a local saloon about 1 o clock Saturday and shot Brownie in the stomach, likely fatal. A stray bullet killed Domingos Jarmillo, an old resident, as it tore through the door. Weaver was arrested.
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Alamost Cole
Thomas Hi Weaver
Salt Lake City
CGC FE
Desert Life Depends on Springs in Your Heart
A reflective piece asserts that the tone of life hinges on inner springs of courage hope and compassion guiding daily choices and resilience. It urges cultivating inner wells to withstand hardship and sustain meaning.
The back is the mainspring of a woman’s health
The passage emphasizes that back pain signals feminine health issues and seeks immediate care. It links aching back, nervousness, headaches, and pelvic pain to a need for prompt treatment to restore normal feminine function. The implied remedy is presented as the sole speedy cure.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advert
A newspaper notice extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted female remedy. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon praising relief from backache side pain and digestive symptoms after using the product. The ad claims the compound has helped thousands of women with various uterine and period related complaints over thirty years.
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Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia LE
Winkham
Augustus Lyon
East Ear
Pinkham
Lydia
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