davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

NOTICE - HEEgBT GIVEN. Thss 80 STD.
- senhuer. 81 Anne AFEzns1ei eo1nty. nzs 60
lafaef fr0M tie Orphansf Conn q Aane Arz1-
De- county, 10 MsryI411, bessen teas41aeusary
% the D<EsDn2l esszts - gDyE eALAFlA
fase % Arms AFun1et eDznsyr celM4s@d---
Al r<rsDns h&gfrz claims zgzlnat the 6e1ezesz
are hereby W1Kned - ex h1big shs sane. VIA E8e
vouchers tbersof. 70 re s1becrl1sx. - - beiore
TIZ ssb DAY OF &OgEMgkfss ~,
Thsy m4y OsherWizk, ~ law - exelEfe1
from al fyeneass 81 ne a4l6 estate AL DGnODa
inDe1l4te p@gne1E
Given under NJ haB1 this 9TH 1ay o. April
RO3A sALAFl6
Admln lstratkfx
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

sr. HeeHf e. s
meH eemnt sta-
MF 49,
~ go a.saleas nae-
aHs IeltfeE.
uaat N atseHe
HaF - Gass5nozs
e M ~ HrseflrsI
% ~ rlfire ~ tae
H esI mas efaas ~ 81
Nae f eaann nan. rauer
aslHt slH t.
eafFF STA l.ff1
- experience.
E aH aHaa anathsHe. Efafs Hf
Nse essafse aatst nsl
aae SIS e.a5Is1 asne.a.t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

Nog5ee Il berebT given, mat ne ssbsersbsr, %
Anne ArnDs1el oDanty. has olf4f1e1 frs fbs
H4ryiszid, Iesters TeefanseEfsFy - tie fegsDllsi
estafe ~ JAMES y. TAYLOR i41e ~ sDae
AF1ntkI 1o1nty, deoezDed- Al rezo1s k4FiBF
elG1nas aEsi1et fte 1e1e4se1, are hsrk1y pxK1e9
- exbfk1s Etle $3.50, vita sbs Eoaeben thereo<.
- &c s11seF3bsT % ~ bef0ss g1e
fztb DAY OF hOFKNBEB, ~
Tasy Eray oskerwise, ~ Law, ~ ex116e1
frDD Al beneEt - f1s 81 exfz1e. Al DezEc1s
f,7gsa Ea'ssr ~ hnn1 shis I'm 1ay Of Naz.
BERTHA TAYLOR.
n1f kxseutFfx.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20
Notice to Creditors.

NToTTcE ~ HKRzBY GIVES, that shs szs-
~ scrfb<< cfAnne Ernn1<l Co. nas cbfatne1
from the Orphans cozrt 81 AHne Arnsdki eo1z-
- n Magyiand. IetterB tesf1H1snEzry CT tire
c<raonal estate ofHD0H NCCDskEk. late
of Anne Arundef Co. deceased. AT persons
haVinz Claims <afnsf the deceased, are hereby
warned % exhibit the aanze, vita the vc1eheTa
- erect. e the Subscriber On o. b<SoFktbe
ian DAYOP AUGUST, 1877.
They nay ofheTwise, ~ law. - exeis1ed
from 81 BENEFITS - the said estate. AT perscze
s1<ebeed 70 said estate are regneEte1 % make
Given an1sr NJ hand this sGh Day o. PEI.
jobs !. MccDsKER,
Almfufa1r afCr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVES, Tfst me see
- aeflbef 81 AEDe Arg1fel county. n1s CO.
eDangr. IN maryi1x1. Letters TeetansntaFy
o. the personal estate u
CHARLES A. PiSDEI.L.
iate q anne ArEn1eI Co11ty. deceased A. per-
s0ns hxyInx claims ag1fnst the 1ece1es1 are hero
" Narned 70 exhibit tbs a4Eses Nlt1 the gg1f hers
l6Nfe0f 70 the s1bser1b@g, % Def0re he fg4h
1ag ~ septe1bey. ~. Tksy mar ofkgrpfss- -
De sxcI1fed from al beaeEt u tnG k4l1 eetale.
Al persOns Indebted - sal6 estate are fe41esGe1
~ Elaks imEs1iate Dsyne~t.
Given sn1er NJ 1zD1 tbis tn daV % March,
CHARLIE y. LEWIS.
Exeere1F.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

I1l.sfft astt - waf - reserved - tne <aVx
lisp4ftnient. A aanta xtoii. o. e.. ANTI
b u.eiae3. nuuu. w asiuca.fay. 5ane 1sh
I11 enll tnrrs pnhlleIv ereaef immediate
81 fserenner. foF e tnrr1es wall at sac &.
y Naeal Academy. Nnnapois. M. Riank
farrna 80 erorusafs amt sperisc,tttous VII
h. rsfnlshf.l. and paams max o. seen on
aHpiienlian SO ne s.. = Naval AeasieuT,
Annapolis Ns.. or a. the ofi~e o. Ernsst
El4er Is nalI -txees. Sew Vera. a set 81
.isaalars mas - antainosi as sae Aren't
fraffs sTfea Is .iwre@l4lls .a1 whleH wiii ne
rrf.sn.ssaf en tasir return.-Exf WkS r.
saw sNEHy. xrtinz secretary. ser
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20
Notice 70 Creditors.

NraFfCg Is EEAZEf G1pEAy T14@ t1e s15-
- 1905. - Arns ar1n4s1 eozEty. 14Fe o.
sasse4 rrr,r1 Eas f5rvAa1sf CC1rt ~ AEne ArzE1el
-.5rxfr r. a4rYi111. Letters o. TesrfE1e1tary
Or the c~rso1al esEate -
gguS e BALDEEsTO&s
at~ * B0Ht0n. com mOn wealth % Nass1~
a4neleEts 1e<zzse1. A. rsrscns 14Ftrx - -
sar4snsr tne Ee~eMser are EeE~ry w&yneG -
ortfI,lf 1na szms. Nzr1 80 FD1C1ers f1&reo[ -
Ena #1h@er1beT- o. o. setors N1@ III e&y -
f9~raaafrr f,<r. TheT nay Ceksrsl<e- - ~
- exrfassra fr4ra a. ae1&41o - ne sd esl4le.
A. reresn. sn1eotee 70 sd est4te 1rs ksgzssief
3 make tnmefsste gEfmezE.
sssgs1 nz9er o1r z4n1s t-ss fs-z fsy - jane
M K C0IE
a1mr. sfe.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE - HEREBY CTV@T, Thas ire
u sufseFll isr. u A. . f~arsfg eD4nfg. -
ckyGzznsd frs the Ore 49, se-rfff 81 AG1s
AruD1el Unity Z, Hs~~ ssh leExers
teafameurArF On afe DepEss1 estate q
WILLIAM GHALEBt<~~ lie - Anns
Arzzn1ei cDuDsy, 6oee@rT as ksree1s A4Fi1x
efzfrne ngafres frs dee<Nses xfs A<rE<,g BAK1e1s
10 exnln48 81 sMnse via s1e FD1GEk11 t1SreCf,
- 80 sukAenser On O. befoxe the
I'm LAY % DEGENBkE- 1T
They nay csherHzse. ~ lGs. - exliEfes
frorn al ksal<1sof ne eAS1 e1G41e Al reTssna
fnlst4e1 - al eez4te are fe3zesSef - 14Es
lmmedlnss ~ F11e11
Given sns<r ny HARD ths nfh, cay 81
lane, 49,,
LEOsAgD = wALKEE,
~ A1mr>
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

-
EEELAeEffE - Bkz IT'S
Il raa <-t-ess 9 cssrz fsrAszs Bszn1sI C1zzry
Nc. IT'S Es-1sy-
8MBMMKD. ta.s FafseE1LA 1ay - 41Eer
e. fHsss sFe szse - fre Fr0EertT Es1tizref4
"a asaNe -raeeea111ra rsa1s @1'4 - rcxtE3 -
lanes ~ f1rr z. Ays5rEeg. - 49, an
e1rI1-sasf 11ikss E1gae - 80 rS4@<4Ff - f~Ds
- sagwr 90 " 1efoa1 ne
F1rFEEETa DAY % ILL., 49,
r~.szrf. > esysy1f rass or2sr - Irserts< -
mnr1a arHaEarer p1s sAe& - Az1e Ar41feA
f'f.es..If rsss - est 81 z1rck s1Eeeeslgs Hesks
nafsra f7a sal1 FlAesotn Gag - Snsg, 1szf-
Tss ssvs- szz.ss iae sze.z- - aaies - ,
CSC sELLs. cIerE.
49, ~pr pTfre -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20
Taesday. e1e Sfzteentn dsy 81
Iugy. nfneteen nunarea arc
.n~ns. zff2 a elocn ~

|s4"- ttIHN aA
.fr saaE estg. Naerrof sieerre e 80. ..si-
Sc - s.sI i. elsFt. sltstI tast fssssst-ss
Nf4.fa fan @fose and press .sss slEssaesi
e E..rea -tfeef. 1t 80 .erssef - f...~ -
IS ss.e ~ t.aa1eefa 14alrs where &c s-2t
1880 II er4n =. -. aHeeaeeEl. kr wneT
se.rs as.s..lf4etest sszssaees at1 44ieN . Gov
eeeap.es - re 81. e 49,. A.. !.
sssaf esrte~a1as Feet n1 eAt1 Aerrlt street, ~
ssIa stFeHf. anl pan srofa s.1id sirsst
ana fEs.mtns~ na eaih aliey o. f#erty-l*e
- .al9e - fesa eAlrn j. - fFoFesi -
r~s- Storr- 5-iek Store
$40 Mawmnoaas
a..as tas s.ass praeer1T aeFasi = 80 -.
tsaaar2n e EranAiis. e9raase1. ~ tne tNst
S 81 sa.t fsssannea1 81 rts fa5aErz Il'lr.ils
Feasa9 ffH. FxNaFsfefz antDr3 r9e &e1assit ~
8 - 81 s-lf ep.tatT .n .-ii.sr - = - Sc =
as .ess9 IS 4ss.i stsac Eaesa - = Aeaat &. JAZZ
t..sl sie.al9 see aelFa of t1a eHs1 tssorr~ -
Hraa4 Ial. aasast urN % itsa recorded -
.N So. falIss. an1.E sic s.a11
asee4E eeea uae e- 60. er~ssfA n11
.lsslra1fe .aeai.eas tsr saal.sss ISIS l1
tEe ttfg 81 AsuaFsills-
lE0Eo.-.All tsose losa - rrs.lus y Isz g.
csc -eHfaef 3 si.ls 80 iay street azd ca t1e
FaaterlF SIDE ~ tfssaant street, in tae etzy
a6 sans ssl.iss a4F lrs lFosssa ze - sne nssss-
80 81 -. \ - -
srsea feef go Ef.f4strt street, sstr1 were
asaeega.l ta tte .ate taa9rNe - Nrsn&ftu. ~
..s f..s....r .I.ssl kr.f.sss l-fIa I.sl reerr 4
- Isl1ans fssa .4f.t ises9rtzs 90 Aans ARA
fa4 s.naaEe En HeF s.. III tf. Ns. 4. ~ ~
~ .se. f.eesi frer sarah y. %ea man. dI1tei
sls4esas Isx lstlis stsss fsr1fsl1s4 among tal1
faaa.I fI.ser.rsss. IS t.Ener 8. 81. Ne. - olses
szr ans uset fruus -araa lsne Nesr-
sssaa afaEss4 *sffsEaru asr Esfs- Esr res cried
saaallr a4l1 l.aall Records ia LloEr 81.
Nn fasiam ts efTs mxe~rtiUE fv4t TIE
af8f.srIF 50 sIe.srF -. ant fDnNsI - 60 Sc
ala asrrH 81 Rranx llzt. aseeaaesf. rgrtion
- tae iiase4at strsst -. sronf n< 80 snsy-
EssssH seaf. SIS nNass a.n tll4t s9ss1t zssd 81.
eaa.l.fsa nstrE tserefr0Ta far q sent4 q sew
eats 'aeG m4lEM w4A conveyed to tEe ste
ra1mas Fr4AIia fren $50 brothers and So
.Iaeeaeaat - 1allf deed 81 t1rtsfIou-
fna rruNeftf - ~ o. 9.ial-.. e pnr. go
"a - snfl Ffeaesns sEFsete HsIl - DsseretL
.s Eftl1aa IS a-siIa. a.ssls. NtF1r.lEE ta r4t
fIarsaaf aNlHr Nlil - Is Al. D4frlt AZ 81 fN sac.
ssIII = IleH ally - seem 'n s4e Dfeari lalle 90
atsafle1lssu tu t1a 9utfeFsF@et
ne efagssraeE frentls improved D
EIssen ~ Frarss C~sIfins tfosses.
- aasirr rent tne resasin.irr oft.le ie.sc
i.IaaasaA a4rsNt arH vacant Lots.
EEftIl4ffN = Ef.N -ttne-foflrEl - r1e ser
ealaee alee ~ % ease or tle Gas at sale t1e
refaeGufs IS tuFese.f all istsS.a .llents etea- Z.
..4sl 1a.I f.sfeH wears RS pee tiNsF from tsIt-
ASS - a4Eer EI.e errsfit Hnafsi meats 60 bar
Iatesssf frrsa tsr a1v 90 safe 4ra 80 - -
raraaf F Ene tptftss @t se Fssre.s'sseF. - FsiF
asnaisF#lEmeas oE fHe terms % saala may g.
ssrErsf - f.se filtiIr 'ssst. To zslif Eas ruEr
vanlesFe 80 psarrEfNaeF&
fs.r firsnsF .nfarmaticn appfT e. Use as
.. WHIT RANDALL.
Attorney. etc
4nnsnaiis STA. lana I'm. ft-. lsis s.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20
FOR SALE


= IL = - > = : = > ? \ = = >
HAD HN MHN NN fNs &#~Ne. Hemmssfss
s.ster asars Hetf aNetrIf. aal1lf ss1 rrtlr =
srNaN IssltIsIlDre. tast
ENH NH~ MHft*tiE~ HNa NFrea. iz4est
-. 81 an severn Elerr.1lrsr zrn1ssi staten.
81 ntltlsstu9s. st.as4
MuNF. 81 N.ree. sarsrh slfs1asI1n
saw amH tfaa4 efHeN An3 or IRE 80
tsr itNl4r s.1l5F.,a.I rIlfes fFtlfn AuH1usll -.
lsnsrN aaNH8tllax aEsi otsler afrlsiluAe. q : s.
Far fsF.fsr rsrtlet.larx arpIv g.
DANIEL e. RANDALL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-20

~ rnr MAwTEz - THE saE.r 80 EHE
siffrfs affED kEaG FrfAIt -
fsA fa<fsE ~. gE4TLeE I'D
LEELASEfH - ~ IT'S
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
BRYAN WEALTHY
 AT ROOSEVELT
COaH0gER EDITOR TAXES VIOLENT EE CAPTIONS 10 PRESIDENTS MANNER
 OF CUR8.g5 IGROlDS 0F RAILWAYS

r.ac5.a. N.1.. Sap-. 5-Wil.tam J. Er.a0. commenting ou Ero>5ve.J.s
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
l5 LIVES LOST IN WASHINGTON HOTEL FIRE

Shelton, Wash Sept 5-sbaton was visited by fire
 this morning which caused tbe Ioss of fifteen known lives and the probabilities that ale ltst may he greater than that number At few mtn1tss before o'clock fire discoveted in be three story Webb Hotel The hotel the building were practically none. Gue- aroused from their sleep by the clouds of smoke that were pouring through the building rushed ta Che windows and in several instances leaped to tha ground travelling man whose name could not be learned amptnF from ha thr story and was picked mp uucou-cfans Other. ~-r- SID overcome that escape impossible and they burned ~ death Beside tha hotethrer eeurazoes and th andzame home of John Connolly were destroyed The lazz in property will reach S80o0o0
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

 UNDER CLOUD
BELIEF THAT WIFE OF CLEVELAND HES. CHANT VAS HUSBANDS bHD NOT
 BU3G-l2'5 N.CTIH GROWING
The Daily Alaskan Cable

Cleveland. Sept 5-Tne wife Q. John p. Philips. aroars5 merchant Of this city, was murdered at an early hour Monday morning. Al first he police were of tbe opinion that rhe deed had been committed by burglars, however, since then ramors 0i a violent quarrel between lhe dead woman and her hus- band have been 10 circulation and the police DOW boIl to the belle. that her death was the result Of 8 domestic quarrel No arrests have been made. PhGIGps is reported to be worth s.o,- OG0Oo0.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
G.RL PATIENT
 KILLS NURSE
DELUDED BY THOUGHT. HER RELATIVES WERE TO BE KILLED THROWS
 ACID OVER SLEEPER

Lincoln. Neb, Sept 5-J. Gtl.og.y, attendant at Jbe Bailey slnitarumr died today from thc effects Of carbol.c acid .hoan in his face iu lhe night while he -aa. by au insane female patient.
 She had been handcufad because Of har rrauz.es. but secured her freedom io .ome way asd took the acld from the medicine chest Gaining entrance 10 The m ms room, she threw large quantity iu his eyes, nostri.s and mouth. lie lied in grea, agony. The woman has a deUusion that he had been trying ,0 kill her relatives.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
SEN B0RIH'S
 CASE IN OGT.
Hs0 PROSECUTED HAYWOOD WILL G8RE uP gGT
 MONTH N IDAHO COURT
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Boise. Sept Senator @o-1h am. thr others who were indicted hT tfa April Grand gurg have been served with notice that ha.r uss1s ~0. come before thc October term of e7ar. The indie. nea,s charge conspiracy ta de- fraud Jbe United sca.az through I.asa. land purchases The defendants ra.. askei for and been granted separate .iaIs.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

aNt Ia~E ru. president has H.7c..a q his scbama .o. rauwtI.muoa. Here is 1ha secv.G The z.a.ss are aruog.o the corporation. raa rha cornar@io.s ae maud [ le~a. ruo.ee. oa 3m .n" state legislatures The n-a-.Iou. .HH.- ae- ,.ou Is most pressing as r.ga..s these c1ruorato.~. which. b.glu-. ..y ar. common sarrt-rs. aSrre.sa .0.a public functions. ]. jg were .j'. people he wf-h.d t0 nr9.e.. an auu.I r.e mmnuu federal rerueat.- u0a. would no. inter- tnre with -.s.e remedies.
 -8al lhe NaI.roa-z. nor .ha public. demand rhe removal o. authority O Washington. The aamoaras can hs deperd-I an5a t5 0o ao~a with all the r nigh. this m3remaa. toward 'aot al- zattou
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
STATEHOOD Is
 ID BE DELAYED
E3l1u lg0 HEH HuGo 8Hg5E B. RTTNGE To5UH8 LD HEa
 5Eg1 Hll T7T oT7H HGlgS
rrr Daily Alaskan CaIzs

ENreh.asHn1. Sept. "".1sslsIl Era=rea.t das fr.ert an-r-o1- HEHaHg anar owing fr rs- r.rsar r.af 0Hn-sa.r7 which hes developed .n H1th Nee Hsy- .-r sod trra-r.a .r .sh.a HHr.-- rasr .re movement Hr dropped "r.EaE1f Err=ar-.a fears EaH r6e movement were slHH .a-. E. sHe Fa and defeated ..--a.a rHHa fa-aE--7 ra nars .Ha chance a' having a71ErrF pass bills providing Tor .ra s-asrafa add -..nr at fr. .-n .sr-frr.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Haljngham, Sept, 5-A mob Of five hundred white sawmlu employees last night attacked the dindoJ employees who have been brought here Go work
 Jn the sawmlls, The foreigners a.. lived fu ono settlement and the mob march d there direc'. House. were broken into and Che sleeping inmates bodily dragged from their beds and beaten. Many sought refuge iu lhe
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
SEATTLE CLUB BANQUET
 AND BOOM SECRETARY

Philippine congress. The Tatl c.ua-.
 u.o thousand strong, vII banquet inc secretary while here aa. will endorse
 him for .he presidency. Secutary
 L,h.i. who .- h.ra .uvu- .Ea..u- .an- aoesa immigration matters. w5. be a guest "a. ta. ns-.aa. and ], is 7runa... a peace message vii. Na sent ro Japan.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Seattle, Sept. 5-Secretary Ta1 is due to arrive iu the city next Sunday. The sailing of the Minnesota has been delayed two days in order that be may -aI. on that vessel Unless Secretary Tal. were t3 sail on iJ he would arrive loo lac for the opening Of the first
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
GRUC.FY.NG
 THEIR KOREAN VICTIMS

hound sH# ea7f .-r.r-a a-- vale -' .Er soldiers na-rarss s-- made ha-Er r-r- -rH aF .a- r.ns rr- ss..a-a# r..h killing aHa.- r.."n- .Hr a---s have .alera. serrn.s -H..a..ar- #nra haH HrEas . .Hna rn-n.r aa.H His
 rr-r rnem-#s -r .ea r.a.E arf rhr
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
The Daily NFaLan 'anru

Sgnu. Sept The Enrf.- which fhr Japanese rc.5'ar- r-a .1"...-E on rhe unfortunate Naroar, are 'na aT.u. Ca uu described. The .aus have .asrn
 hundreds 0f Eoraar. na rr sa. crnC5#n# Hnam. Male har#.". an"
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
M0B ATTACKS
 W08kERS--N.-.T.A CALLED

jail and others fed to the tide lands. Hundreds of women and ch1d-sn fought for prolact0D ar the county jail and iu churc1es Notices have been given the u.n5o0s chat unIe., they leave rh.ery .H., vii. suffer iar.nrr w .r.a.m.n.. This morning a Irrr E1rc. a .s..a D. is. were sworn taard tna sh ~.H has apun.ra sa rhe gorarao. los md mHrns 2. HorE ura- ....o. .n Hia ..ra...un. workers
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-29
MISS JENNIE SANDS
GROWTH OF THE WEST.

A good many people who are other
wise informed don't know just how
fast the western side of the great
American empire is getting to be the
big side; among them are not few
who don't care to know. A glimpse
at the rate of advancement, as well
as the status itself, is afforded by
document recently issued by the
Southern Pacific railway company
containing its first and last report as
to that infallble barometer of growth
transportation. The statement re-
lates altogether to products, but as
to these tells very interesting story
one that could not be made much
more impressive if elaborated to the
proportions of a volume and would
not then be so easily comprehended
or so certainly read.
The following table has been pre-
pared to show at glance what the
increase in such transportation is. 1t
covers the tonnage from 1902 to 1900
inclusive and shows the grand total
of such increase to be the enormous
figure of 1891, oS5 tons, as follows;
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-29
MISS SANDS CONCERT.

Miss Jennie Sands one of our most
popular piansts is to be rendered
testimonial concert prior to her.
departure for Germany, where she
is planning to devote some time to her
musical studies. Her friends have
arranged a programme for the event
which will be given in the Theatre.
Tuesday evening, July end The ar
lists are Mrs. Lawrence Townsend.
Mr.. ]. ]. Mcclellan, Miss Sands, Mrs
Emma r. Morris, Mr.. Hugh Dougall
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-29
THE METROPOLIS MOVING.

Visitors from outside districts to
Salt Lake City are unanimous in
their expressions of admiration be-
cause of the undoubted growth, its
steadily maintained progress and its
self-evident prosperity. This is all
just as it should be, not only as re-
lates to the facts observed and made
mention of, but as showing an abb
sence of that hateful feeling
which not few in Utah as we'll as
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-06-29

ly land are prone to engaging in.
How often in the days agone-gone
for ever, we hope and believe-has
it been heard in the legislature, in
political conventions and gatherings
of the state that salt Lake is not
Utah." that salt Lake wants the
whole cheese and the box it comes
in" and so on? This might be HARM
less enough but for the fact that
certain percentage of malice great
err in some cases than in others, was
an unfaiing element in the makeup
of the verbal fabric. 1t also showed
envy, jealousy, and altogether con-
dition of mind altogether irrespon-
sible. This, all repeat, is rapidly falling
away 1t is almost nil. Better judg-
ment and more generous express
sions are almost the invariable rule.
Those who do not realize that the
commonwealth hand cannot say to
the commonwealth foot 81 have no
need of thee" have still something
coming in the way of useful infor-
nation. They are, as suggested, no
longer numerous, but the need of in
formation is none the less pronounc-
ed on that account.
Salt Lake City, by reason of its
natural situation and surroundings.
is of necessity the great clearing
house of the state. 1t certainly in
jures no other part, but rather does
good to all for this to be the case.
1t records the production, receives
the produce, issues the checks, and
makes up the balances; while doing
this it acts also as a commercial ba-
rometer, nfallibly indicating the rise
or fall of the market generally or
any consequential item of trade. 1t
is a directory, receptacle and diff
fusing point not only for material
substances but for such statistical in
formation as must be had in order
that the producer the trader and the
shipper may have some idea in ad-
vance of what may be depended upon.
1t takes a great central point, where
railroads converge, where communi-
cation is constant, where markets
are ample and capital is considerable
to do and be the things herein set
forth, and no other in Utah, for the
present at least is equal to it.
Utah and Salt Lake are of course
not synonymous terms, but neither
would be entirely great without the
other Greece lives in history, an
cent and modern, because of Athens
Rome, as republic or empire, is
known first because of its capital city.
and without Constantinople there
would hardly be map-room accorded
to Turkey. The great cities, the CEN
tres of trade, the heart from which
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1t is also worthy of note that in
the same period the passenger traf-
fc increased at the rate of 81 Z d
cent per mile, nearly double, VII :
the proceeds therein ON were nearly
as great, being "a per cent Truly,
the railroads are growing in wealth
as we'll as in trackage and equipage,
but of course the growth is only an
index to that of the country traver-
sed. 1t is a condition of inter-de-
pendence that is mutually beneficial
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1906.
Agricultural products. 100000
Animal products ........................ 852,2I3
Mineral products ......................6,oI8,454
Forest products ......-................4,75I,4o I
Manufactured products ...-...3,466,I7S
All other products......,............3, 2S6, 500
22,4548o4
1902
Agricultural products ...........I,778,o6o
Animal products ........................ 10000
Forest products .......................I, $780, 1874
Manufactured products ........I ,268,5r7
All other products ................... 5o4,4o7
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and never afterward interfered with politics. He fostered and advocated every means calculated to promote Knowledge of the arts and sciences and the general welfare of the great human family.
 MT. Ustick was above the middle size and was slightly corpulent; his features were prominent and full. his complex ion was dark, and his eyes were black his whole countenance was indicative of penetration. agreeableness and can dor. As the result of mental culture and intercourse with the best society, his manners were polite. affable and dlgnified. In the domestic circle. in so- cial life and in the church, his example was worthy of imitation.
 His discourses were original in man. ner and matter; they were delivered with animation agreeableness and pathos; they were a happy union of the doctrinal. practical and experimental. and in general were the result of care fuI study and written preparation. Sometimes, however, from sudden im- pression he would change his subject, as the following incident shows: On entering the pulpit one warm Lords
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friend Lazarus sleepeth" was delivered at his funeral by Rev. Dr. Rogers to an audience very large. composed of clorgymen of the various denominations and of citizens generally. Mir. Ustick's remains were inferred in the graveyard in the rear of First Baptist Church, and over them was placed a marble tablet about seven feet long and two feet wide. bearing an inscription which states that the stone is in memory of Rev. Thomas Ustiek. A. M.. a graduate of Rhode Island College. and minister of the Baptist Church of Philadelphia, for more than twenty years.
 A letter from the Historian of First Church, dated 1904. asserts that Mir. Ustick's remains were removed about 1856 from the old lot on Lagrange Place. and reinterred In Mount Moriah Cemetery in a large lot owned by the church. The tablet was again placed on the grave. and Mir. Ustick's name, along with the names of the other pas tors of First Baptist Church. was in scribed on a large monument erected by the church that owes much of its ad- vancement to his long and faithful la bors.
 Florence King Draper. Regent and Historian of Katharine
 Steel Chapter. D. A. R.. Oxford
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