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- Heavy Guns to Decide the Battle
- Joseph Makes Few Cracks in Bunch's Slate
- Wife's Faith Justified as Miner Lives
- Fall of Maubeuge No Longer Doubted
- Advance of Allies Necessarily Slow
- famed prussian guards corps is Merely Remnant
- Allied Cavalry Trying to Shake Foe's Resistance
- Malines Citizes Return to the City
- Prisoners to be Exchanged by Combatants
- Will Ask Indemnity
- russian fleet is Waiting for Turks
- Only Smoking Ruins Remain of Fair Towns
- Britons Drive Back Enemy at Terrible Cost
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- Filibuster Ties up Waterways Measure
- big new york loan is Oversubscribed
- Dying Wish Fulfilled
- Twelfth Victim Dead
- Time not Opportune for Trade Campaign
- ruling is Made on War Risk Insurance
- Reserve Board will Approve Proposal
- Indicates Reversion to Barter System
- Karluck Survivors Now Safe at Nome
- City Loses Suit
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- 24 Foreign-Built Ships are Admitted
- Chauncey M. Depew Home from Europe
- Another Roosevelt Letter Made Public
- Edwards D. Robbins Leaves New Haven
- Dutch Steamer Searched
- Asks American Aid for War Sufferers
- Immense Amount of Wheat Exported
- pool [Illegible] is [Illegible]
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- [Illegible] Parleys [Illegible] at Present Time
- Salt Lake may Get next Convention
- James M. Barrie Talks of the War
- Plan Recall for Class Officials
- Brokers will not Escape Assessment
- Encke's Comet Appears
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- simpson case is Taken from Jury
- Explosion Shakes City of Elizabeth
- Democrats Despair
- Run down by Rig and Escapes Injury
- Schooner Goes down with all on Board
- Salt Lakers in New York
- Hopes to Fasten Crime on Innes
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- Explanation Sought from Great Britain
- Eleven Meet Death in a Train Wreck
- Illinois Political Parties are Active
- Mrs. Frank Leslie Dies in New York
- Steamship Nueces Destroyed by Fire
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- Waiting on Funston
- funston is Ready
- Villa Enters Denial
- Coal Operators to Meet with Wilson
- Ornithologist Back
- borah is Heard at Peoria Convention
- Sullivan Praises President Wilson
- baldwin is Winner
- Oregon's Governor Plays at Cowboy
- Death Toll 98
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- Oil Imports Cease
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- Page 8
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- Battle Rages Fiercely
- German Staff Says Belgians were to Blame
- Austrians Await News from Front
- Russian General Staff Statement
- Arsenal in Danger
- Germans Retreat
- Tea for Soldiers
- Sent to Help Austrians
- Millions in Field
- 1000 Cannon Captured
- Germans Recsue French Soldier
- Anglo-Americans Seek Glory in War
- German Traders
- Will Enforce Policy
- Boys may Enlist
- Uhlans Detailed to Certain Death
- Fierce Nature of the Bayonet Charges Described
- Molding Public Opinion
- Boys in Ranks
- More Money Needed
- Hopeless Defense
- German [Illegible] Takes [Illegible] by [Illegible]
- Steps [Illegible] by [Illegible]
- Local News
- Many [Illegible]
- Local News
- Page 9
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- [Illegible] Raps [Illegible] Pipe [Illegible] Brigade
- Veteran American in Track of Battle
- Will Send Shells over the Channel
- Sophomores Win in Annual Flag Rush
- [Illegible] Aviators Aid to be Doing Excellent Work
- Lull in Fight Reported; Allies Gain on Left
- Belgium Almost Clear of Germans
- Visits Camps Daily
- Prince not Going
- Affairs Wound Up
- Allen Allensworth Dies on the Coast
- action is Filed to Close Driving Club
- To Hold Court
- wilson Insists upon Neutrality
- Brussels Still in German Hands
- Date of Sailing to be Kept Secret
- Germans Destroy Town of Termonde
- Suggests Jurists as Inquiry Court
- germans claim allies' is Ineffective
- Germans Intrench Far behind their Present Position
- Berlin Told Germans Gain in the Battle
- Germans except Winter Campaign
- American Served in Belgian Army
- Goradza Taken
- Japanese Drop Bombs
- Heroic Nuns
- Intend to Smash German Empire
- Rapid Instruction
- No Truth in Report
- Another Bomb Used
- M'gurrin to Speak to Advertising Men
- Joseph Christensen in London
- Charge Ex-Convict Attacked Buckham
- mary d. prosser is Taken by Death
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- Boston and St. Louis Battle Twelve Innings to 1-1 Tie
- Tigers Trim Macks; Coveleske Strong
- interest is Keen in Monday's Bouts
- rebs beat tinks; camnitz is Steady
- Church Wins from National Champion
- [Illegible] for [Illegible]
- New York Makes it Three from Reds
- Phillies Clean up on Pirates Series
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- Yesterday's Results
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- Dodgers Win Last, Shutting out Cubs
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- play in deseret tourney is Fast
- Football Season will Open Today
- Backstop Schang to Report at Once
- New Billiard Record
- Browns are Beaten by Walter Johnson
- Chicago Wins Game in Single Inning
- Naplets Lose Game on Poor Coaching
- Chicago Girl Wins in Close Golf Play
- Levinsky and Davis Draw
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- Belgians to Visit Seats of Learning
- Artillery at Colon
- Buffeds Finally Solve Davenport
- Kansas City Wins Fifth of Series
- Hoofeds Climb at Brookfed's Expense
- Decide Title Today in Amateur League
- Bank Clubs Play Final Game Today
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- Ballasting Completed
- [Illegible] Candidates on Anxious Seat
- Chiropractic Case in Nature of Test
- Mullen Decides to Waive Extradition
- J. B. Fairbanks and Son Return
- Joe Mandot Makes Wolgast Look Sick
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- Dies from Injuries
- Died
- Funeral Notices
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- Bull Moose Busy
- "Children's Hour" Popular
- Kytka Still Fights
- Granted License to Marry
- Lambs Bring Top Prices
- Plan Separate Campaigns
- Marriage Solemnized
- Child Drowns in Watering Trough
- Prizes Offered in First-Aid Contest
- City Council Meets
- Taylor Returns from Mission
- G. A. R. Men Visit Post
- Tax Levy Fixed
- Edith Bucher Dies
- Farmer Loses Hay by Fire
- To Give Free Peaches
- Pioneer Dies
- Settlers Leave Alberta
- Marriage License Issued
- David Reese Gives Recital
- Dietz to Move Office
- Reception Given Freshmen
- Victor Matthews Hurt
- Inheritance Tax Paid
- Wife of Salt Lake Man Wins Divorce
- To Open Cafeteria to General Public
- John G. West Dies at the Age of 65
- Hamlin Leaves Bell Interests
- Elders Leave Europe
- Plans for Apple Day
- Robbed in Joy Ride
- Strawberry Zone to be Enlarged
- Snow Urges Action Against Smoke Evil
- Local Securities
- Mandot Wants Divorce
- Heavy Tennis Card for Country Club
- Arrange Memorial to James Sullivan
- Services this Evening
- Frank Bogash, Jr., Goes Swift Heat
- Lexington Results
- Lexington Entries
- Belmont Results
- Belmont Entries
- Toronto Entries
- Billy Nolan Leaves for San Francisco
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- Lucky Boy Tunnel Cuts Rich Ore Body
- north star mine is Shipping Ore
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- English Government Purchasing Copper
- trading is Light on Local Exchange
- Main Shaft will be Sunk Deeper
- American Mining Congress to Meet
- Ohio Copper Mine and Mill Closed
- Ore Shipments Released
- Alaska Gold Mines Developing Rapidly
- Royal Gold Mines Pump on the Way
- Nevadas Quoted in San Francisco
- Livestock Quotations
- Kansas City
- Chicago
- Grain Again Strong on Chicago Market
- New York Produce
- Chicago Produce
- New York Grain
- Exchange Declines
- London Wool Market
- Cotton Market
- Weekly Trade Review
- Boston Wool Market
- Flax, Oats and Rye
- Coffee Market
- New York Money
- Evaporated Fruits
- Sugar Market
- Silver in London
- Local News
- Local News
- Union [Illegible]
- Daly [Illegible]
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- $17,000,000 is Paid for the Utah Light
- Irvine Appointed to Naval Academy
- Conditions Ideal for Lure of Rod
- Zigich Sentenced to Country Jail
- Impersonates "Cop;" Lands in Bastile
- F. C. Schramm Home Burns to Ground
- County Officials Deny Murder Talk
- Democrats Open County Campaign
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- citizens of salt lake work on canyon road rotary club is in Charge of the Task
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1914-09-19 | Page 9 | mary d. prosser is Taken by Death
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1914-09-19 |
| 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/s6f77pzf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f77pzf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | mary d. prosser is Taken by Death |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1914-09-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 9 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6f77pzf/14561475 |