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- Page 1
- [Untitled]
- Congress Will Hear Message Tomorrow
- Was No Comet, Says Mr. Campbell
- Merchant's Torture Negroes in Cameroons
- Turkish Outrage in Armenia
- Picturesque Programme for the House
- Healy Must Die, Says the President
- Lopez's English Agent Arrested at Manila
- Sousa Pleased the King
- Grand Army Man Killed
- Sympathy for Boers
- Wilhelmina's Aide Did Not Fight Her Husband
- Fort Hall Dispute
- Fighting in Philippines
- Pugilist Dies of His Injuries
- [Untitled]
- Schemes to Raise Money
- Warren Will be Good
- Now It's Walsh
- Threats Against Roosevelt
- Efforts for Mrs. Maybrick
- Fay Men Convicted
- Florence Nightingale in Perfect Health
- Doctor Was Murdered in Insane Asylum
- Big Fire in Omaha
- Western Questions
- Three Lost in Collision
- A Tragedy of China
- Page 2
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- Colon is Quiet
- Only the Husband Saved
- Repulse for Stockmen
- Babe Put on Tray
- No Switchmen's Strike
- Miss Passay's Bad Break
- Case of Deep Cruelty
- Money Easy in Berlin
- Gloom in England
- Thought Him an Infant
- Becoming a Regular Thing
- [Untitled]
- Comptroller's Plea for Banks
- A Matrimonial "Ad" in Japan
- Not Quite Sure
- No Chance for Low Grade Ores
- George Esmond Captured
- Card of Thanks
- Swamp Devils Win
- Row among Macedonians
- The Old Pony Express
- Brave, Loyal, and Modest
- Plan Polar Animal Park
- Nautical
- From a Feminine Point of View
- Place for Sanguinary Meeting
- But the World Moves On
- Page 3
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- Tributes to Departed Elks
- He Sang for Edward
- Philippine Finances
- [Untitled]
- Young Roberts' Joke
- Vast Throng of Mourners
- Miner Was Killed
- Pay the Real Historian
- "Billy" Vaughn Passes Away
- American Gloves for American Soldiers
- State News
- Little Babe Burned to Death in Grate
- Saloons in Richfield
- Guns Take Place of Bows and Arrows in China
- Mr. Snedaker's Statement
- Isle of Wight an Asylum
- Saving a Lot of Bother
- Page 4
- Page 5
- [Untitled]
- Defeating One's Self
- A Social Failing
- Thanksgiving Song Service
- Prize Stories Read
- Must Stay at Home
- Even with Lies Expurgated
- Secret Societies
- Foresters of America
- Fraternal Union Lodge
- Fraternal Brotherhood
- Modern Woodmen of America
- Women's Relief Corps
- Improved Order of Red Men
- Ladies of the Maccabees
- Fraternal Order of America
- Fenian Leader Dead
- State News
- Little Babe Burned to Death in Grate
- Saloons in Richfield
- [Untitled]
- Guns Take Place of Bows and Arrows in China
- Mr. Snedaker's Statement
- Isle of Wight an Asylum
- Saving a Lot of Bother
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Salt Lake Herald | 1901-12-02 | Page 2 | Only the Husband Saved
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1901-12-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6h42wv8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h42wv8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Only the Husband Saved |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1901-12-02 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | ONLY THE TUE HUSBAND SAVED With One Exception Burned to Death Deat Akona Pa Dec 2 Jive persons pen ss a mother and her four children were burned bunted to death dea at Owyn station on the three miles files north of this city early earlS today The bus hus husband band escaped with severe injuries The dead Mrs Mr Els Mary C Burke 4 13 3 eat e eara old oW Adam G Burke 16 Mary ary E Burke 13 t Joanna Joaun Burke 11 II Joseph eph Jo Victor Burke S years Carl Cail Ca 11 W Burks Burka the husband is seri earl seriously burned about the back Mrs n Burke and ad the children save eave Adam retired at the usual hour last night Mr fr Burl Burke who was in Altoona did diJ not get home until late The lamp lampL L was burning In the kitchen for him Before he went upstairs he turned it low A 4 A lunch lanch was wu left Iett on the kitchen table for Adam Adm who w is ill stage hand had at atthe atthe atthe the Altoona opera house hoese he It is L not known what time he ha Clime came home Mrs ra Burke was awakened by a dense smoke in her room She e awoke her husband who fo nd nel the kitchen ablaze Burkes clothing was ignited but be he rolled roiled in iR inthe Inthe the snow new io te o extinguish the names Menee lames He then the assistance ef of neigh neighbors bore bon but bt when arrived there was no hope boie of saving the house houe or rescuing jug ing in the inmates Intes |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6h42wv8/11157296 |