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- Arbitration of Venezuelan Case Acceptable to Powers Involved If Certain Conditions Are Fulfilled
- In Favor of Arbitration
- People of Ecuador Express Sympathy with Venezuelans
- Only Equal Treatment Asked by France in Settling Her Claims.
- England Will Deal Only with Uncle Sam in the Negotiations
- England Still Allied with Germany, Says Balfour in Reply.
- High School Principal, in Behalf of Pupils, Denounces Street Car Service; He Appeals for Relief
- Col. Lynch is Indicted
- Anders Nilsson Falls into Shallow Canal; His Dead Body Found
- One Thousand Lives Lost in Earthquake in Asiatic Russia
- Snowstorm is Raging in Wyoming; Blockade of Trains Threatened
- Abandoned Vessel Picked up at Sea
- $3000 a Year for Football Coach.
- Pure Food Bill is under Discussion
- Habeas Corpus Dismissed.
- Vanderbilt Very Sick
- Michigan Protests
- Police Believe They Have Man Who Carried Ryan's Body to an Outhouse
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- Acquitted of Killing Three Men on Ground of Self-Preservation
- December Doing Its Level Best to Make up Snow Deficiency
- Action on Treaty is Again Deferred
- Chicago Inventor Makes Steel Bird
- Local News
- Page 2
- Cheer after Cheer Wake the Echoes for the Great Surgeon of Vienna
- Baltimore Bill is Turned Down
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- Japan Will Start Bank
- St. Paul Road to Enter St. Joseph
- Died Suddenly in Turkish Bath
- More Trouble for Santa Fe Railroad
- To Relieve Coal Famine
- American Miners Will be Given Preference
- Freak Election Wager Made a Recluse of Him
- Fell over Precipice
- Convicted by Chance
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- New Trial Too Late for Coffee John Fitchette
- Railroad Official Goes to Guatemala
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- Ship Topaz All Right
- A Literary Treat.
- Check for $4,000,000
- Contracts Awarded on Moffat Railroad
- Old Horsethief Pleads for a Life Sentence
- Justice for the Caddy
- Heavy Insurance Carried by Whayne
- Against Strikers
- Sold New Carnation for Small Fortune
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- Cable Ship Making Eight Knots an Hour.
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- What Makes a Newspaper.
- The Circus in Politics.
- A Barometer of Prosperity.
- Fun for Your Uncle Sam.
- Local News
- Bryan's Account in Bank Grows Surprisingly.
- He Couldn't Stop.
- New Year's Aspirations.
- Short Story of the Day.
- Hillis Defends His War Against Organized Labor
- The Business Card.
- Alcohol Motors.
- Boat Never Touches Water.
- Fastest British Locomotive.
- Would Answer His Purpose.
- Cruel.
- James J. Hill Will Give Way to Younger Men
- New Verse to an Old Song.
- Christmas Etiquette.
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- Page 6
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- Nelson Wins School. Book Fight; Supreme Court Decides for Him
- Merchants Say They Have Been Victimized
- [Untitled]
- Sued on a Note.
- Clerks Secure Arms and Go in Search of Overcoat Swindler
- Daring Act of a Sleuth
- Watch for it!
- Science of Home-Making.
- Going Back as a Star
- Mother and Daughter Struck by a Train
- Mrs. Hilton Again Figures in Courts
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- Page 8
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- Czar's Clemency is Exercised in Behalf of Excited Students
- Harriman Outgeneraled by Shrewd George Gould
- San Francisco May Obtain Her Share
- Local News
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- Men and : : : : : : : Affairs
- Germany's Answer to Arbitration Plan is Now on the Way
- Castro Said to be in Hourly Fear of the Assassin's Blow.
- Communicated to Italy.
- Hay's Position is Approved in Toto at Cabinet Meeting
- Rio Grande Shake-Up
- Clifford Defeated
- Christmas Trees for Little Tots
- Schools to Close for the Holidays
- No Motive is Known
- Reduction of Export Duties.
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- Many Stocks Weaker as Silver Declines
- Metal Quotations.
- Salt Lakers Should Develop La Sal Mines.
- California Strike Gives High Values.
- The Alpine's Riches.
- Con. Mercur's New Plant May Effect Great Saving.
- Mining Notes.
- Page's Daily Market Letter.
- Miss Slavan Improving.
- Bank Clearings.
- London Silver.
- New York Metal.
- New York Money.
- Chicago Cattle.
- St. Louis Wool.
- Kansas City Cattle.
- New York Produce.
- Chicago Grain.
- Jury Recommends Mercy of the Court
- Fowler Bill Reported.
- L. & N. Directors Meet.
- Payne Able to Work.
- Wall Street is Feverish
- Justice to Operators
- Irish M. P. Sentenced.
- Tower Presents Credentials.
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- Snap Shots at Home News.
- Christmas Edition of the Telegram.
- To Grow Its Ties
- Three Prisoners Taken to the "Pen"
- Saxon Commission.
- Baby Called by Death.
- "Pants" Cause a Customer's Arrest
- Carriers Wanted.
- Wants to Settle Estate.
- Board of Works Meeting.
- A Literary Treat.
- Marriage Licenses.
- Naylor Returns from His Ranch.
- Is Recovering Her Health.
Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-12-19 | Page 1 | High School Principal, in Behalf of Pupils, Denounces Street Car Service; He Appeals for Relief
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1902-12-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| 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/s60p267s |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60p267s |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | High School Principal, in Behalf of Pupils, Denounces Street Car Service; He Appeals for Relief |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1902-12-19 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s60p267s/16704914 |