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- Pettibone Jury Says Not Guilty
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- Ford's Murderer May be in Toils
- Board Decides to Close Schools
- Bomb Explosion in Crowded Bank
- Miner Operators in Goldfield Win Out
- President Decides to Cust Eagleson
- Office Was Full of Disturbing Elements
- Horace a Boies Very Ill
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- Horrible Death for Boys While at Play
- Government Takes Appeal
- Bryan Still Hurrying
- Special commission Reports to President
- Gave Fortune to Charity
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- Banner Period of Coal Production
- Veteran Ex-Senator Stewart Tells How He Saved Client in Desperate Case
- City of Muncie Now under Martial Law
- No More Fraternities in Chicago Schools
- Chain of Evidence Against Whitmore
- Some Banking Laws Were "Dead Letters"
- Depew and Platt Are Left off the "Slate"
- City and Neighborhood
- Wealthiest Woman of the South is Death
- Must Not Send Children to Non-Catholic School
- Boxers Still Causing Trouble in China
- Police of Chicago Put out a Drag-Net
- Admits Perjury
- Superintendent Dismissed from Washington Schools
- Interesting Old Letter Throws Light on History
- Ripley Declares He Only Stated Facts
- Denies the Charges of President Ripley
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- Spring Outlook is Encouraging
- Harry Thaw Trial Will Open Monday
- Stork Brings More Girls than Boys
- Demand $30,000 for Loss of Man's Life
- Girl Born on Pullman is Named for Road
- Earl of Yarmouth May Lose Allowance
- Chinese Merchant Slain by Robbers
- Local News
- Victim's Body Found after Many Months
- Butte Labor Leaders Begin Term in Jail
- Disguised as Rabbi Officer Routs Mob
- Labor Leader Mitchell Expected an Acquittal
- Will Retain Cavalry at Thunder Butte
- Some New Developments in the Hazzard Scandal
- The Goal
- Harden Appeals Case
- He's a Diplomat
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- Jury Disagrees in the Powers Trial
- J. P. Mahan's Great Faith in Salt Lake's Future
- Hoorah for This! Sunshine Promised
- Dream of Old Alchemists Being Realized by Science
- Leaps to Death to Escape Flames
- Admits Crime; May be Heir to Fortune
- Will Keep Good Officers If They Cannot Ride
- Durango, Colorado, Bankers Arrested
- Germany Expels Russians
- Receives Substantial Reward for Honesty
- Fat-Defeating Extraordinary
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- Notice of Assessment
- Notice of Assessment
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- Stokes Will command Hospital Ship Relief
- Births
- Deaths
- Marriage Licenses
- Real Estate Transfers
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- Local News
- "Socker" Football is Becoming Popular
- Newport May Lose Golf Tournament
- Must Defend Title
- Local News
- Championship Golf Tourneys at Coronado
- Longboat is Barred from Amateur Meets
- Travis Disappears after Winning Title
- America's Chances May be Affected
- Midshipmen Secure First Claim on Cup
- Trouble in Sight for Golf Associations
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- Football Captains Elected for Year
- Hunter's Misfortune Proves Gain
- Champion Bowlers Meet in February
- Team Managers Get Ready for Season
- Billiard Tourney Will Start next Saturday
- Walsh Starts Walk for Wager to Gotham
- May Sutton Anxious to Enter Olympiad
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- Guiseppe to His Dog
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- Local News
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- Private Railroad Station Nearly Finished for the President
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- Kept Every Day in the Year as Christmas
- Kate Greenway a Friend of Children
- Many Hurt in Collision
- "Bat" Nelson Arrives to Train for Fight
- Lawson and Kramer Help Build Track
- Lightweight Match for Bingham Fans
- Hockey Teams Will Play for State Title
- Native Sons Are out Played by Victoria
- Fast Ice Skaters Enter Championship
- Heagren and Fowler Sign up Racing Men
- Pacific Coast League Broadening Its Plans
- Haggan Enters 306 Colts for Futurity
- Mud Horses Win on Emeryville Track
- Critic Breaks Seven Furlong Coast Record
- Jackass Commits Suicide
- Bonfils Case Continued
- Local News
- London Society Season of Thirty Years Ago
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- Names Delegates to Helena Convention
- Juvenile Courts in State of Utah
- Officers to Discuss Dry Farm Congress
- Farmers' School Has Good Session at View
- Desperado-Murderer Killed by Officer`
- Annual Convention of Fruit Raisers
- Steamer Mount Royal Too Long Overdue
- Wedding of Gladys and Count Delayed
- Farewell Services in the Old Church
- Farmers' Institute at West Jordan
- Prussia in Need of $25,000,000 Loan
- Two Killed by Explosion
- Noted Astronomer Dies
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- Discuss Separation of Church and State
- "Roasts" Policeman Who Was Not Straight
- Decision in Ferry Case; Amount Involved $915,355
- Bold Chicago Thugs Shoot down Officers
- Why She Really Wanted to Know
- Most Powerful Organ Built for Camp Meeting
- Largest Liners Need Not Wait for High Tide
- New York Wig Makers Have Won Their Strike
- May Again Use Rod in New York Schools
- Chicago Clubs Will Put "Lid" down Sunday
- Bequest for Harvard
- Government Fights Claim
- Rockefeller Sells Deer
- Revolutionists Steal Arms
- Veteran General Dies
- New Portfolio for Minister Briand
- Easing in Finances Aids Travel in Europe
- New Organization of Theatrical Managers
- May Interest Carnegie in Model Tenements
- Seeking Murderer with Intent to Lynch
- Earl Will Fight Suit of Countess for Divorce
- Romance of the Surf Ends in a Wedding
- "Tige is a Regular Dog and He Can Fight" Says "Buster Brown, Sr."
- In Hotel Corridors
- Druce Claimant Will Not Give up Fight
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- Rounds out Long Life
- Bloody Tong War of Frisco Now Over
- Veteran Journalist of Colorad is Dead
- Residence of Jurist Wrecked by Dynamite
- Japan Could Gain Nothing by Conflict
- John H. Croxton of Delta, Colorado, Dead
- Auto Collision Fatal
- The Learned Woman
- Where Kindness Dwells
- To Button Her Waist Behind
- Famous Pigeon Fancier Dies
- Tree's New Drama
- Smuggling Arms from Frisco into China
- Calve Unable to Sing in City of Mexico
- Teddy Boy and Teddy Bear
- Suspect Kills Officer Then Gets Fatal Wound
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- "Incubator Baby" Case Goes to Highest Court
- Confederate Veterans Want to U. S. Pensions
- [Illegible] Coburn May Stand Trial for Murder
- Governor Gooding is Sued for Libel
- Cases Are Disposed of in Logan Court
- Mining at Bingham Continues Active
- Thinks Woman Ought to Stick to Spouse
- Boy Loses Life at American Fork
- Sues to Recover Sum Lost at Card Playing
- Los Angeles Man May "Run" for President
- Express Companies Sued for Violation of Law
- Spanish Fork Brevities
- Approves Withdrawals
- Park City Ore Shipments
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- Lehi Notes
- Westerners in Chicago
- Dies at Park City
- Ephraim News Notes
- Ogden Briefs
- Wants to Make Loan
- Petition for Guardianship
- Corporation Dissolves
- Canned Goods Not Selling
- Provo Court Calendar
- Story of Struggle of Atlantic Cable
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- Aoki Denies He Spoke as Quoted
- Minnesota Democrats Will Support Bryan
- Great Britain Protests Against China's Plans
- Would Restrain Pressmen from Forcing Strike
- Pope in Good Health; Not Ill, as Reported
- St. Paul Road Extends Montana Train Service
- Died
- Grand Jury Criticises Governor's Appointees
- Montana Mining Men Will Meet in Helena
- New York Landlords Are Making Reductions
- Denied Last Rites of Church at Funeral
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- Attorneys Grill Samuel G. Spencer
- Salary Question before the Court
- Twelve Years Ago Today Utah Was Admitted into the Union
- Leaves an Estate Valued at $156,000
- Fire Underwriters in Annual Session
- Conditions in Michigan Mines Are Very Bad
- Are Pleased with the Sentence of Leaders
- Decision in Favor of Joseph Raleigh
- It's a Brace Game!
- President Judson Guest of Honor
- President Davis Ill; No Sunday Caucus
- Splendid Report of City Attorney
- Railways Abolish Calendar Advertising
- Funeral of T. B. Byrnes on Sunday Afternoon
- James Bishop Dies at Age of Seventy-Six
- Report of Fire at Temple Alarms
- Variety the Spice of Life; Police Court Affords It
- Restraining Order Continued in Force
- Cut of 10 per Cent is Made in Lumber Price
- Local News
- Will Hold Its First Meeting of New Year
- New Place for Heintz
- Thinks Situation in Nevada Will Improve
- Local News
- Dividend Notice
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- Cases Subject to Call in Federal Court
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-01-05 | Page 28 | "Tige is a Regular Dog and He Can Fight" Says "Buster Brown, Sr."
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1908-01-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6qz3n2k |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qz3n2k |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | "Tige is a Regular Dog and He Can Fight" Says "Buster Brown, Sr." |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1908-01-05 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 28 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6qz3n2k/13942492 |