Pages | 20 of 32
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- Spry Records Final Plea for State Capitol
- Denounced as Impertinent by Mr. Aldrich
- An Apology Forthcoming
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- Fifteen Dead; Many Injured
- Crushed Wife's Skull
- Patten's Wheat Deal Successful and the Shorts Were Not Squeezed
- Atlantic City Gets Assembly
- Given Twenty-Five Years
- Ex-Gov. Crittenden Dead
- Attractive Prizes Offered for Cooks of Skill and Ideas
- "Skinny" Madden Guilty
- Injured by a Cave-In
- Attack Made upon Palace
- Local News
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- Page 3
- Page 4
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- Strike of the Firemen Ended
- Ohio Society to Have Social Time
- Laurelhurst Selling Fast
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- Lack of Interest Shown
- Miners Fatally Injured
- Engineer is Badly Hurt
- Payson Shooting Scrape
- Boy Seriously Hurt
- Fatal Wreck
- Three Killed
- Utah County Schools
- Robbery at Ely, Nev
- Western Graduates
- Death His Punishment
- Drank Carbolic Acid
- Sober and Sane
- Blown to Pieces
- Lynching Feared
- Capital Visitors
- Memorial Program to be Given in City Cemetery
- French Can Buy U. S. Steel
- Butte Copper Output
- Robbed and Murdered
- Bound to Amputate
- Saltair Opening is Auspicious in Spite of Weather
- British Income Tax
- Strychnine in Stomach
- Life of a Pimple
- Returns to Employer
- Page 5
- Page 6
- Page 7
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- Pittsburg Sees the President
- Rock Springs Notes
- The Slaughter of Sheep on Contested Range in Colorado
- Substantial Construction
- Couldn't Catch Him
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- Cyclist Collides with Fire Engine
- Commencement Program
- Murray
- District Court Notes
- Educational Exhibit for the Seattle Fair
- New Plays Coming
- Experimental Well in Dog Valley a Success
- New Incorporations
- Barred from Utah
- A Prize Surprise
- City Creek is Rising Rapidly
- Sterrett Complains
- For a Summer Home
- State Chemist Tests Soda Fountain Products
- Meteorological Report
- Judge Refuses to Pose as Auctioneer
- Oil Refinery Planned
- Building Permits
- Home Instruction in Music
- Laurelhurst Trips Today
- Page 8
- Page 9
- Page 10
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- Street Car Men Tie up Service
- Dressmaking
- An Alisi
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- Shubert Attractions That Are Promised for next Season
- Real Estate Review
- Sales in Idlewild
- More Good Deals
- Sales in Oakley Park
- Buys Main Street Block
- Local Stocks Quoted
- Bicycle Cops on Duty
- Says He Was Cheated
- Church Announcements
- No Escape
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- Page 12
- Page 13
- Page 14
- Page 15
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- One Million Women in White Plague War
- No Chance for Ogden Says the Governor
- G. A. R. Memorial Services
- Ogden Society
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- Reform School Exercise
- Falls into Weber River
- Rain Helps the Crops
- Ogden Briefs
- Thistle Club Program
- Laurelhurst Selling Fast
- Indictments at Denver
- Bingham Happenings
- Mob Chases Negro
- Page 16
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- Page 18
- Page 19
- Page 20
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- Fighting Dick Meets Live One
- Battling Nelson
- Mile-a-Minute Murphy a Hero
- Harvard Wins Intercollegiate
- Broncho Pacer Turns up Lame
- Salt Lake Drops Third Straight
- Helena, 17; Boise, 5
- Game at Walker's Today
- Army, 7; Navy, 3
- O. S. L. Give up Baseball Team
- Games at Bingham
- Park City Sockers Play Tomorrow
- American League
- Northwestern League
- Park City Ball Season Opens Today
- Ephraim, 21; Moroni, 7
- Game at Silver City
- Payson, 7; Lehi, 6
- Wisconsin Wants Law Legalizing Boxing
- Martin Sheridan Goes after Weights
- National League
- Western League
- College Baseball
- Ephraim Claims Victory
- Corbett Was Surprised
- Seattle Bowling Tourney Begins
- Edrington Wins at Golf
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- Explains Status of Fitzgeral
- Travis Captures Champions
- Fisher for Game
- Sportsmen's Meeting next Thursday
- Jeffords to Meet Dennington
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- Page 24
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- Gold Springs Deal Closed
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- Option on Lucky Boy Mines is Forfeited
- Provo Talent Mining over in Wyoming
- Trend of the Colorado Vein
- Metal Market
- Cedar-Talisman Has Big Strike
- Mining Men Return from Trip to Pioche
- New Coal Mines Nearly Ready to Begin Shipping
- One More Company Organized at Provo
- May Wheat Deal Comes to an End
- Railroad to Prince Con. is Now Assured
- Mining Notes
- Money, Silver, Etc.
- Metal Markets
- Treasury Statement
- The Bank Statement
- Livestock Markets
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- Page 31
- Page 32
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- Freight Rates Are Considered
- Local Railroad Men Are Boosters for South Idaho
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- Army is Required to Run Harriman Lines
- Scenic Wonder on Salt Lake Route
- Railroad Survey Kelton to Burley
- C., H. & D. Soon to Pass to the B. & O.
- Longest Train Ever on Southern Pacific
- Contract Let on Santa Fe Cut-Off
- Railroad Brevities
- G. A. R. Funeral Notice
- In Realm of Music
- Cast for "the Sphinx" is Being Selected
- Local News
- Decided Musical Talent
- Musical Noes
- Local Briefs
- Rebecca Little Dies Suddenly
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1909-05-30 | Page 20 | Army, 7; Navy, 3
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1909-05-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6hh7qk9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hh7qk9 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Army, 7; Navy, 3 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1909-05-30 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Page | 20 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6hh7qk9/12016902 |