Utah State News Summary of Utah affairs and incidents
A chaotic Utah roundup reports roads to be rebuilt with native shale between Aland and Thompsongia. Peach crop efforts in Dugham City strain crews. A female bear and cub visit Bilgham, with the mother killed by Henry Tingey and the cub escaping. Salt Lake trials claim Greek gamblers dead and a murder charge for the slayer. Accidental shootings, train service launches, and a Willard canning factory fire cause heavy losses. Typhoid deaths lead the health board, with immigration and legal actions shaping the state’s outlook.
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Aland
Thompsongia
Dugham City
Bilgham
Utah
Henry Tingey
Statistica
Burneys
Salt Lake
Louis Poleus
JFP Stathakos
Croydon
Morgan County
American Express
Moab
Chicago
Supreme Court
Ezra Rich
Ogden
M. la May
J. Edward Taylor
CD P Stathakos
N P Stathakos
Louis Poulos
Gust Merltsas
Willard Canning
Willard
Box Ywder County
Henry Shields
Park City
J 3 Coffey
Sherif
Saramit County
Ilenry Welsh
Wiliam Archibald
Julian Frankel
Shields
Coffey
District Court of
Salt Lake County
State Board of Health
Preumanta
Marry Thorne
Washington
Honeca
Iltreptle
Salt Take City
City Health Board
Bavird Kent
Nebkert Bush
Frank Yorkes
Bountiful
A. M. Richardson
Salt Lake City
Jesse C Hale
Portland
Qie
George Bromley
Echo
H Morton
Coalville
Navy cadet defies typhoid claim over nicotine pipe
Cadet midshipman Smitth at Plymouth England contracted typhoid, likely from a briar once used by a roommate at Annapolis. Navy medical staff will review the theory that concentrated nicotine cannot kill typhoid germs, prompting future midshipmen to use their own pipes.
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Typhela
Smitth
Indiana
Plymouth
England
Annapolis
Medical Department of the Navy
Deafness Cured By Catarrh Cure Advertised
An advertisement claims deafness results from catarrh and mucous tube issues and promotes Vialls Catarrh Cure as a remedy. It asserts ear fullness improves when catarrh is treated, and urges purchase by noting cures and distributing locations for the product. The ad closes with a general inspirational quote.
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Ita
Cire Iira
Chenly dc CO
Deucviata
Coon
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Barclay
In Graniteville Vermont Mrs Cras Barclay writes that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health during the change of life. She urges publication to help other suffering women, noting the medicine's widespread endorsement and long record of cures for female ailments including irregularities and nervous prostration.
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Graniteville, Vt
Lydiak Pinkham
Lydial Pinkham
Cras
Barclay
Graniteville
Lyla L. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mra Barclay
Condensed News Roundup from Inter Mountain Sources
Denver population reaches 9,214,381 with a 79,522 rise and 694 percent growth since 1900. Logan Utah frost harms lucerne seed and crops. a war department reward offers 500 for robbers who seized a safe at Camp Louis. Wyoming Republicans split into factions with separate delegates and county tickets at Rawlins. Denver featherweight bout sets west title. Michigan population up 1.61 percent. Paterson auto train crash kills and injuries a family. Amoskeag mill shutdown leaves 15,000 unemployed. cloakmakers strike settled in NYC. Newark clerk charged with theft. Osage per capita wealth noted. Canton murder verdict orders death sentence for Wilaman. Weakened Plummer judge’s home dynamited. Weehawken blaze damages ships. Russian sturgeon roams Gulf waters amid caviar market. Los Angeles teen Alice Griffin dies after long fasting. Spreading venom: bread rye causing avian dysentery cases. American youth in industry climbs to 68,000 in unions. Roosevelt’s ship Peary narrowly avoids fire at Weehawken. Peeled letters reveal a Nebraska mall robbery stash. Peach City rail collision kills four. Forest recreation nears 500,000 annual visitors. Census shows native growth slowing, urbanization rising. Foreign notes discuss emigration to New York, Scottish movement, and Nicaragua politics. Global cholera totals rise with hundreds of thousands of cases and deaths.
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Logan
Utah
Saumuci Ratl
Hag
War Department
Louis
Wyoming
Sheridan County
Rawlins
Ucketa
Young Prlenbarn
Cdldie Lennon
San Tianciaco
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Michigan
Albert Troelich
Froelich
Paterson
James Plummer
Carlisle
Plummer
Alea Iean Gulf
Itouisiana
Alice Griffin
Hoy Hotler
Los Angeles
New York Board of Health
United States
Orient
Jourgens
Why He Was Sorry and Other Riverbank Musings
A West Philadelphia mother salves a child's swearing with a stern talk after he trips carrying a chair. The boy quips he forgot it was Sunday. The page also recalls light quips about intellect and a joke about washing money.
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West Philadelphia
Emall
Barry
Wild Exchange Sparks Incomplete Mailbag Cartoon
A fragment from a Puck cartoon shows Mr Walfan and George in a playful exchange about a wild pitcher. The caption hints at a tense game moment and spectators reacting with disbelief as the scene unfolds.
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Mr Walfan
Mercely
Mel
George
Puck
Corporal Tanner's Socks in Veteran Encampment Tale
A Grand Army veteran recounts Corporal Tanner and his weary legs during a national encampment. The crowd gathers at the hotel plaza as Tanner jokes that his stockings keep slipping and asks for tacks to help them stay up.
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Tanner
Miazza
Boston
Unclear Knife Offer Leads to Grim Exchange
An unclear OCR fragment depicts a customer offering a butcher a knife with a cryptic remark about cutting something off and taking it along. The dialogue mentions weighing with a roast and a plea for something the speaker wants, but the text is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
Stung Foreignes dispute echoes in tense dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a heated confrontation with threats of punishment. The speaker challenges recognition of titles in a country, while a subordinate responds with humor and defiance. The exchange hints at social hierarchy and disciplinary tension.
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