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- Page 1
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- Rhodes, Builder of an Empire, Passes Away
- Her Plaint
- To Death
- Cecil Rhodes, Empire Builder; Born in 1853; Amassed Great Fortune and Brought on War
- Hotel Deal is Stopped
- No Favor to Deserters While Roosevelt is in Presidential Office
- Proves Her Innocence of Mysterious Murder for Which Arrested
- Tied Wife to Stake and Let Angry Bull Gore Her to Death
- Offers Big Profit to Wholesalers
- Rescued Missionary Starts for London on Her Way to America
- Seeks to Repair Old Wrong
- Hanging Possible
- Parliament Takes Recess
- Gathered Oysters by Hand
- World's Fair Men Coming to Salt Lake
- Lifted by the Wind
- Cholera Epidemic
- Millions Paid Out
- Miss Harriman Manages a Broncho with Skill of a "Buster"
- Badly Mangled by Gwheels
- Full Meal For a Cent
- Brewer Strike Threatened
- Eastern Lines Start Campaign to Capture Western Tourist Traffic
- Tragedy; Divorce
- Alleged $100,000 Forger from New York Caught by Philadelphia Police
- Queen Alexandra Goes to Copenhagen to Visit the King, Her Father
- Railroad Changes
- Says Satan Told Him to Turn out All Lights; Now He is in Prison
- Storm Breaks City's Communication with the Pacific Coast
- Morgan on the Stand
- To Prevent Texas Fever
- More Troops Asked for South Africa
- Sudden Death at Laramie of a Prominent Woman
- His Neck Broken
- Page 2
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- Thunder Mountain Rush Continues; Historic Camps on Trail to Mines
- Funeral of James Glendinning
- Crippled for Life, Boy Asks for $500,000
- Pathetic Tragedy
- Large Sum for Strike
- Mother on Trial for Murder of Stepchild
- Keeps in Training Just for Exercise
- Miner Starving Alone in Cabin
- Flour $50 a Sack, and Little to be Had at That, in Thunder Mountain
- Roundabout Journey for Chinamen Who Are Being Imported
- Stand by Beet-Sugar
- Harriman Grows Sarcastic
- Labor News
- Religious Convert Goes to Prison
- Twenty Dollars for Load of Dirt
- Limoges Enamels
- House Democrats Have Big Hopes
- Boy's Eye Put out by a Golf Ball
- Early Opening Expected of Fort Hall Reservation
- Now the Fiest Vessel in Transport Service is the Result Sherman
- Chokes Child; Drows Herself
- Judge Harney Sustained
- Strikers Are Threatening
- Alive as Well
- Federation Eated
- [Untitled]
- Page 3
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- Action Taken in Council to Solve Street-Numbering Puzzle
- For Life Rehearsal
- Opener British
- Collection the New Club
- Resolution Which Provides Remedy for the Tangle in House Numbering
- One Gets Relief and the other is Starving
- Same Old Deadlock
- "Get One" Club as Guest of Ladies
- Larger Salaries for the Firemen
- Sheepmen Organize
- Mormon Wards File Incorporation Articles
- Favor Franchise to Home Company
- Refuses to Concur with Chief Devine
- About Well-Known People
- Men and Affairs
- [Untitled]
- Chamberlain Estate Contest
- Brief Notes
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- Page 4
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- Irrigation in Congress
- In the Barn
- Unhappy Christmas
- The Number Nuisance
- The Relief of Cuba
- Local News
- Local News
- Local News
- The Editor's Table Talk of Things Grave and Gay
- The Widow Shears, and All She Hears
- Terse 'Uns on Persons
- It is Miles Who Teddy Riles
- Credit is due; 'Tis Given, Too
- Forewarned
- A Fellow Feeling
- Political Springtime
- The Merry Will Fat
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- Page 5
- Page 6
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- Trading is Fair and Prices Steady
- Quincy Goes to Court Saturday
- California to Fund Mine's Indebtedness
- New Oil Company
- Wyoming Oil Wells Are on the Boom
- Daly West Soars
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- Gen. E. S. Otis Retires on Account of Age
- Prof. Chauvenet to Retire
- Admiral Sampson's Summer Plans
- Sour and Disappointed, Rhodes Spent Last Days in Restless Wandering
- Quick Vengeance on a Vile Negro
- Better Wages, but No Union
- Mr. and Mrs. Dinwoodey Return
- Hanna's Committee Trying to Adjust Miners' Troubles
- Iowa Miners May Quit Work March 31st
- Steps Taken for Millers' Combine
- Dropped Dead on the Street
- Bold Robbers Hold up Hotel
- Wants to Know About Gen. Miles
- Live Electric Wire Used in Initiation
- Today's Clearings
- Local Quotations
- Losses Offset Gains in Leading Stock
- Oleo in the Senate
- Cases Against De Shazzo
- Minor Cases in Diehl's Court
- Long Trial of Patrick Drawing to a Close in New York City
- Mother and Child Killed By
- Two Stores
- Race Entries
- Wholesale Poisoner Lynch
- Page 7
- Page 8
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- Weather Forecasts
- Snap Shots at Home News
- Third Receiver for Ogden Water Company
- Novel Railroad Ticket Will Go on Sale Here
- Christian Scientist Scores Legal Victory
- Losses Adjusted on the Recent Fire
- [Untitled]
- Railroad Notes
- Convention is Called
- Highway Dispute Reaches Court
- Search for Father and Two Sisters
- Workman Sues for $17,500 Damages
- In Lobby and Corridor
Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-03-26 | Page 2 | Funeral of James Glendinning
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1902-03-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6j400q8 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j400q8 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Funeral of James Glendinning |
| Type | death |
| Date | 1902-03-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Page | 2 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6j400q8/16684898 |