Utah News Notes Boreholes and Power Lines Across Utah
Renewed talk of the bulld rift on Deep Creek road may bring definite arrangements soon. Alan Chung of Balt Lake commits suicide by opium. Ogden tax on telephone instrument poles abandoned. Ogden Standard sues Associated Press to force abidance by a contract. A girl from Silverside Nebraska is missing in Ogden amid foul play suspicions. Congregationalists in Utah decline Mormon church affiliation. John Williams, a former Johnston's army teamster, dies in American Fork after years in Montana. Natural Gas Company faces supply troubles from wells. gas mixed with manufactured gas. M. McGrew named Salt Lake land registrar amid Republican support for confirmation. Vulcan mine at Fish Springs changes hands. new owners plan active development. George Ganoway sues Salt Lake Dramatic Association for $10,000 over forcible ejection in 1895. jury awards damages. Detectives Colleran and team capture leading burglars. $25,000 reward for identification. Utah’s Mia Eulenbeth Jones Catellite dies at Pleasant Green aged ? with large descendants. Telluride Power seeks Cedar Fort right of way with $1 per pole for four feet. Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs heads to East Lake City for October 24 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ogden Standard
Associated Presa
Standard
Williama
Silverside
Nebraska
Congregational Society of Utah
Mormon Church
John Williams
Utah
Johnston
American Fork
Montana
Lla Wan
Wella
M. McGrew
Salt Lake
McKinley
Arizona
Congress
Balt Lake
Wilil
Vulcan
Fish Springs
Creek
Partica
Nephi
Uteh Tha
George H. Ganoway
Salt Lake Dramatis Association
Salt Lake Theatre
Colleran
Chicago
United States
Sheneney Joe" Rubenstein
James Williams
Harry Rogers
James Winherty
Bt Lake City
San Francisco
Denver
Ormats
Mia Eulenbeth Jones Catellite
Contenarien
Mra
James Tertoch
Pleasant Green
Cutellife
Devonshire
England
Eghteen
Telluride Power Company
Provo Canyon
Mercur
Cedar Fort
Utah Federation of Womens Cluba
First Congregational Church
East Lake City
British reply rejects reopening Indian mints in monetary plan
London reports Lord Salisbury declined to reopen the Indian mints in response to the American bimetallic commission led by Renator Wolcott. He says Britain cannot join a push for a universal metal standard and suggests no international monetary conference, while sending Sir D Westland’s statement opposing mint reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Salsbury
Ambassador Hay
Renator Wolcott
Britain
United States
Lord Salnbury
Urash
Salisbury
Sir d Westland
Financial Department of India
Indla
U S Treasury Robbed in Silver Vault Heist
Washington reports silver dollars vanished from the treasury vaults totaling potentially millions. Treasurer Roberts hires 50 clerks to recount the 100,000,000 pieces, as a trusted employee was caught stealing 1,000 silver dollars at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brooavary
Roberts
Cole
Morgan
Gage
Sud
Dangerous box in Portland raises fear at court
United States District Attorney Murphy and the court janitor fear to open a mysterious soaked box delivered to the Portland courthouse. The box is said to contain explosives and has prompted a flood of communications from anarchist groups nationwide regarding three imprisoned men charged with mailing incendiary materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
United States
Murphy
United States Court
Fle
Pirebrand
Hundreds Return from Klondike Hardship Plight
Professor Daggett reports hundreds who set for the Klondike months ago are returning broke and discouraged. Of 9 000 to 10 000 who left, fewer than 2 000 crossed the pass. Stowaways on the return voyage show dire conditions, with many without coats and near starvation. Circle City is deserted while Dawson City remains more hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Aspen
Cola
Charien M. Daggett
Klondike
Bose
Profsasor Daggett
Circle City
Metropola
Dawson City
Catastrophic Cheyenne runaway crush claims two lives
In Cheyenne last evening a runaway carriage on Seven teenth Street caused Mrs Samuel Eineh to die en route after being thrown from the vehicle. Mrs L. R. Pettigrew suffered internal injuries and remains hospitalized with probable recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Mra Samuel “Eineh
Mra
L. R. Pettigrew
Seventeenth Street
Eli
Fireman's Face Burned Cheyenne October 15
Report from Cheyenne describes Union Pacific fireman Thomas Gordon badly burned in a coal car accident on October 15. A smokestack blockage forced flames through the box door as he worked, leaving his eyesight intact but likely heavy facial scarring. The incident occurred while the train was en route to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Thomas Gordon
Union Pacific Freman
Gordon
Harbor project at San Pedro resumes amid contractor search
Washington reports progress on the deep water harbor at San Pedro California after another delay. The plan hinges on finding contractors willing to take responsibility and a $460 000 item appears in the upcoming annual estimates for the harbor work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Pedro
Cal
Alger
Shoshone County Bonds Questioned in Wallace
County commissioners will test the validity of 280000 dollars of county bonds in Wallace Ida October 1. The county treasurer is told to pay no more interest while council is engaged to prosecute. The rapid transit subway cost in New York is set at 9300414 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone County
Edis
Wallace
Ida
Shoshone
Bonda Iy
New York
Championship content forecast in Carson in June or July
Dan Stuart writes from Carson predicting another championship contest between Corbett and Litrshnmon next June or July. The featherweight title also to be decided followed by a ten days racing meet with at least twenty thousand dollars in purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Nevada
Dan Stuart
Corbett
Litrshnmon
Butte And Montana News Clip Summary
Northwest notes report five insanity cases in Butte jail and alleged gambling law violations. The Odd Fellows grand lodge plans a meeting at Butte. Montana conducts a sheep census while rail shops hire new workers. Cr Maitland is arrested for robbery at Mos Dermott hotel. a $13,000 gold bar is exhibited in Helena. Deep Creek area suffers wolves. cattle shipments rise. Billings broker buys 30,000 sheep in Cascade County at $2 each. streetcar dispute ends with Main Street paving. A Butte dealer seeks $7,000. a Lewiston to Melville telephone line sold for 975. Dynamite injures a wheat stack near Helena. a Wyo official plans a Klondike reindeer trip. Montana builders claim 600 work sites. Butte population may reach 100,000 by 1900. Sundance hatchery orders 160,000 brook trout eggs. 90,000 fish expected in Crook County. Great Falls society debates a former doctor’s dual life. Dr George Ings linked to a Charlottetown shipbuilder’s son. Libby saloon fight ends with Gibson’s death. Gillian killed by three shots. Golconda big plant nears completion. Miles City fire destroys MacQueen house valued at 75,000. Fremont County rape convict Thomas Tway awaits transfer after Supreme Court order. Sheridan Post plans to receive a Columbian cannon for a war monument base at Fight Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butta
Butte
Government
Aasny
Deep Creei
Montana
Baltic
Mont
Limer
H Carter
Billings
Terrus County
Butte City
Street Railway Company
Main Street
Helens
Col W. U Root
Laramie
Norway
Klondike
Richards
Wyoming
Behinger
Sundance
Crook County
Great Falla
Shelby Junction Ife
George Arthur Ings
Charlottetown
Wew
Alexander Gillian
James Gibson
Libby
Gillian
Gibson
Gilian
Gul- Man
Golconda
Nevada
Miles City
Thomas Tway
Fremont County
Nlew
Supreme Court of the State
Lander
Bheridan Post
Great Vulia
United States
Ifight Land
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah News
Deep Creek Road
Alan Chung
Wolcott
Atlanta
U. S. Treasury
Oregon
Offcina
Credis
Muskogee
Dawes and
Creek Commissiona
Creek County Ly
Okmulgee
House of Warriors
Creek Council
House of Kings
Olalma Han
The
Niko
Nev
Mateerigod Easton
Elko
Harvey Wohlt+ ton
Jon Hall
Battle Mountain
Sherif Jack Allen
Gallatin County
Anawera
Mateer
Tvere
Abonc
Galatia
Mobile
Ala
Tlomation
Silver City
Yaquicato
Harmosillo
Mexico
Dyer
Boise
Clara TT Richards
Tiss Richards
Land
Wyo
Nougslas
Ore Marshall
Anav
Whiel Marshall
Hae Waisin
Japan
Northwest Notes
Vello
Lewiston
Melville, Mont
Bower Ranch
Oka
Sanpele Vly Bay
Nepal
Salt Springs
Holloway Fountain Green
Raper Morenl
Chester Eperaion Manti
Nortil
Soutel
Manti
Sterling Punk
Lake
Morrison
Mant
Valon Pan ¢Ifig Ry Toond
Salt Lake City
Bruback
Mer Gan Gupt
Eait Lake
Clty
Antler Saloon
A. G. Overholt
Dell
Howse
McLaugnon & McCaslin
M. Browne
Duchesne
Uintah
Ouray
Nassua Ateeet
Bigogaare
Nadel
A. Snow & CO
Wasrina Tan
Mit Bly oGdentigs
América
Musa
Scientific American
Muan & CO
Droadway, New York
H. Oaks
Draler , Lumber
Trout Creek Park
Taylor Mountain
Fy Bridger Road
UTA Central
Ean City
Park City
J McGalgor
Clardnch Cary
Siwater
Reel Vers Pvt & P
Nou
Micurr
Pairfeld
Manning
Arriva Mercur
Fairfield
Salt Snahe
Tainfeld
Tairfield
JG Jacols
Mgr
HAL
Texas
Orleans
VIA
Utvon Pacific
Denver & Gale 'Y
Hoyt Sherman, Jr
Salt Lake Citys
Wenitherl
Iva Lednired
DeWitt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!