Utah Baptists Convene. Salt Lake City Hosts Various Events
Utah Baptists at Salt Lake City held their 43rd annual convention and planned local option in the state capital. Ogden’s Amal gamized Sugar plant scheduled to begin Sept 10, while a Commercial Club contract for a $200,000 home was let. Reports cover accidents deaths, epidemics, crops, and civic notes across Utah including Springville fruit shipments and Provo glanders cases.
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Utah Baptists In Convention
Salt Lake City
Utah Baptists
Commercial Club of
Salt Lake
Ogden
Frank Lehman
James W Walsh
Pioche
Nevada
Crowley
Salt Tike
Long Beach
Cal
Mary
Lindsay Rogers
Helen
Fresno
J T Lynch
Alberta
Springville
Utah County Fruit Association
Alberti
Hyrum V Smith
Payson
Silver City
David H. Jones, Jr
Provo
Health Board of
Salt Lake Valley
Weather Bureau
I. C. Foster
Wyoming
Idaho Republicans nominate Heyburn backers for statewide offices
Delegates at the Idaho Republican state convention in Boise renominated or endorsed major candidates including Supreme Judge James F. Allshie, Governor James H. Brady, Lieutenant Governor Louis J. Sugser, and other state officials. The convention endorsed the party platform, praised Heyburn and Borah, and nominated James F. Allshie for chief justice, with Thomas A. Tillomer of Fremont county chosen for governor.
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James H. Brady
Thomas R. Homer
Fremont County
Burton II
Flushing Movie
Shoshone County
Edgar Wilson
John Lamb
A A Crane
Boise
Idaho
Charles F Thitman
Kooterai County
Diadys Ile
Heyburn
Piady
Fovernor
Bench
Atlshie Major
L'Red St Reed
Twin Falls
Reed Grid
Gooding
Thomas R Ifames
Committee On Organization and Order of
United States
Nation
Democratic Party of
French
Thomas A Tlomer
Airshie
James H Srady
Estate Won't Pay Senator Mitchell Fine
Portland judges vacate the $10000 fine imposed on late United States Senator Mitchell in the land fraud case. The decision, issued by Judge Wolverton, rules the estate cannot be required to satisfy the penalty after Mitchell’s death and during an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Mitchell
Wolverton
Police Indicted for Part in Springfield Riot
Four Springfield policemen Oscar Dahlkamp Joseph Fernandes George Pohlman and George W Dawson were indicted for failure to suppress a riot after a special grand jury heard testimony that officials neglected duty and showed sympathy with rioters during the unrest.
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Springfield
Oscar Dahlkamp
Joseph Fernandes
George Pohlman
George W Dawson
Somerville Actor Held After Discovered Dismembered Wife Case
Boston reports a brutal murder of Mia Honora Jordan a 23 year old actress from Somerville. Chester Jordan 29 an actor from Somerville confessed to killing during a quarrel and dismembering the body to dispose parts on a voyage to New York.
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Boston
Mia Honora Jordan
Actres
Somerville
Hancock Street
Beacon Hip
Jordan
Chester Jordan
New York
Fire Rages Through Rawhide Destroying Town Assets
A massive blaze in Rawhide Nevada injured many and left over 3000 homeless. The fire started at 9 30 am in Dr Garner s office within Rawhide Drug Company building and spread to the Ross hotel and Balloon avenue destroying groceries and supplies. Over a ton of dynamite was used in demolitions to slow the fire. Firefighters saved the Press Times and Rustler plants but suffered losses. Estimated property damage tops 750000 with no insurance. Several residents suffered injuries from debris amid heroic relief efforts.
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Rawhide, New
Garner
Rawhide Drug Company
Ross
Goldfield
Cripple Creek
Standard Oil Case Resumed in New York
The government’s Sherman antitrust suit to dissolve Standard Oil of New Jersey resumes in New York before Special Examiner Franklin Ferris. Trank Kellogg, DOJ special counsel, will continue to direct the prosecution despite rumors of a RepublicanNational Committee post.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Franklin Ferriss Trank B Kellogg
Department of Justice
Western
Republican National Committee
Hammer Release Kills Woman in Flatiron Building Fall
A workman on the tenth floor of the Flatiron building dropped a hammer that crushed Rosa Levine, 23, of Brooklyn as she crossed Twenty third Street toward Broadway. The foreman was arrested. fate discharged by the magistrate.
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New York
Rosa Levine
Brooklyn
Twenty Third Street
Broadway
Theo Foreman
Rich Young Woman Leaps to Death in San Francisco
Miss Helen Cullen a wealthy young woman who had been ill for some time swallowed iodine and leaped from a third story window at the Waldemar Apartments, dying a few hours later from injuries. She had lived at the Waldemar for about two months and was under constant nurse care.
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San Francisco
Helen Cullen
Waldemar Apartments
Miss Cullen
Waldemar
Wright Narrowly Escapes Aeroplane Accident at Fort Myer
Orville Wright made a brief flight at Fort Myer Virginia on Thursday evening. While circling the drill grounds he pulled the control lever the wrong way and had to descend to avoid wires. The craft circled once and was midway through a second lap when the mishap occurred. It remained aloft for about one minute and fifteen seconds.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Salt Lake City Wins 43rd GA R Encampment Vote
Salt Lake City defeated Washington for the 43rd annual G A R encampment by 461 to 104. Atlanta invited the next encampment but the invitation was not pressed. A disputed eastern report claimed Atlanta was rejected for being a Confederate city, drawing protest from GA R delegates seeking north south reconciliation.
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Toledo
Salt Lake City
Washington
G A
Atlanta
Thirtytwo Thousand Carmen May Strike
The Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America has voted for a general strike of its 32,000 New England members. General Organizer William J. Walsh of Quincy Mass said delegates from fifteen divisions under the New York New Haven Hartford system will meet at New Haven Conn to receive further instructions about their future actions.
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Providence
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
New England
William J. Walsh
Quincy
Mass
Walsh
Gstem
New York, New Traven & Hartford Railway
New Harven Conn
Fehrdanmen
Banker Accuses Nurse of Blackmail in Los Angeles Suit
Cal Miss Mary I vans a trained nurse who sued Dr W S McEnery in Salt Lake City last year filed a similar breach of promise suit Friday against VY. Curtiss Springer of Southern Trust Co. faces $10 000 damages as his attorney denies the charges and preparations are made to show the banker is the victim in a blackmail scheme in which Miss Evans cooperates.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Ivans
W S McEnery
Salt Lake City
Curtiss Springer
Southern Trust Company
Springer
Miss Evans
Wright makes another successful aeroplane flight
Orville Wright piloted a flight over Tort Myer grounds on Friday, circling the field five times and landing in front of the tent sheltering the machine. The flight lasted four minutes and fifteen seconds with a wind of three and three fifths miles per hour and an estimated machine speed of thirty five miles an hour.
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Washington
Orville Wright
SLOOP CAPSIZE DROWNS SEVEN SUMMER VISITORS IN MAINE
A thirty five foot open sloop capsized in Penobscot Bay near Deer Island Maine on Tuesday killing seven of ten passengers. Captain Samuel Haskell and two men survived clinging to the craft until rescue arrived.
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Deer Island
Penobscot Bay
Samuel Traskell
Haskell
In &O
Vermont Gubernatorial Race Narrow as Independence Lines Form
In Vermont White River Junction the Republican Prouty won the lieutenant governorship by about 28 000 votes over Democrat Burke. The narrow margin tied the smallest presidential year lead since 1892, with the Independence League polling about 1000 votes and Prohibition and Socialist votes steady. Local legislative contests drew a heavy vote and Democratic gains, while gubernatorial outcome remained the main story nationwide in the presidential campaign kickoff.
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White River Junction
Register State
Prouty
Newport
James Burke
Burlington
Independence League
Vermont
Death Knell of Bucketshops in New York City
The anti bucketshop law enacted by the legislature and approved by Governor Hughes took effect Tuesday in New York. Charles II Badeau, president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange, says the law will boost legitimate business, noting bucketshop efforts to gain direct representation have been thwarted.
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New York
Hughes
Charles II Badeau
Consolidated Stockh Idxchange
Consolidated Exchange
Taft Fails to Find Luck While Fishing on Lake Erie
Taft had little luck fishing at Middle Bass Island on Tuesday, catching one sheepshead. After landing around 2 o clock he boarded the Halcyon yacht from Detroit en route to Toledo and chatted with Colonel Frank J Hecker and a Detroit veterans party, along with R H Denby, as they traveled to the American Legion encampment.
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Middle
Bass Island
Mr. Taft
Charley
Halcyon
Detroit
Toledo
Frank J Hecker
R H Denby
A. R
Protest Against Keeping Thaw in Dutchess County Jail
Albany report to the state commissioner of prisons objects to confining Harry Thaw in Poughkeepsie jail. Secretary George McLaughlin, in a August 71 inspection, states Thaw's presence demoralizes discipline at the institution and urges reconsideration.
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Albany
N. Y
State Commissioner of Prisons
George McLaughlin
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
Harry Thaw
McLaughlin
Thaw
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