Utah News Roundup Merges Deaths Dignities And Labor
Roy native James Blackwood Ruuesell dies at 68 in Utah after arriving in 1867. Escalante wool shipments reach 140000 pounds at 12 to 14 1 2 cents per pound. Park City miners holiday marks William D Haywood acquittal. Utah officials report forestry revenue of 1457 38 and 7 687 919 risk in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blackwood Ruuesell
Roy
Utah
Escalante
Miners Union of
Park City
William LD. Haywood
District Court
Supreme Emi
Cutler
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
Cal
William J. Goda
Ogden
American Fork
A. B. Adams
Global unrest and disasters headline in 1907 news boom
North western Italy protests threaten martial law as government acts. Belfast police exile 250. Exposition appoints Kaneko as Japan 1912 commissioner. Mine explosion in Mittelbexbach kills 18, wounds 7. Wilik hangs for Chicago murder. Northern Pacific carmen settle, avoiding strike. Des Moines Des Moines river capsizes kill several. Posen floods devastate crops after lightning. Couronie gun explosion kills three on training ship. Moscow political violence claims Ermouse. Stubbs retires to England with $100,000 fortune. Subpoenas in powder trust case returnable October. Promised Land Fisheries plant fire destroys two lives. Leyte leader Rota sentenced to death. Milan boiler explosion kills several. Spain plans concerted action with France over Casa Blanca murders. Mint notes July 1907 coin output. Bulphur janitor Jones arrested for $6,000 bank theft. Maloy shoots deputy Smith. Sag Harbor illness spreads among 200 villagers. Dalmatia painters find new works. Teutonia wreck near Ras Madras. 16 crew lost. Public debt falls by nearly $25 million. France to build Rhone canal tunnel costs $6.9 million. U.S. lumber production hits record high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Baron Kaneko
Japan
Mittelbexbach
Prussia
Berman Wilik
Chicago
Mary Varal
Des Moines
Oltumwa
Iowa
William HH. Powel
J. F. Stevens
Baby
Posen
Germany
Couronie
Houlon
M. Toropoff
Mnarchist Party
Moscow
M. Ermouse
Social Democratic Party
Robert Stubbs
Butler
Levi P. Morton
England
Powder Trust
American Fisheries Company
Promised Land
Greenport
L. I
Rota
Leyte
Milan
Tenn
Charles Jones
Bulphur
J. T
Jones
Joe Maloy
Silver City
N. M
Charles Smith
Smith
Maloy
Sag Harbor
N. Y
London Tribune
Paradies
Triesic
Tithan
Tradla
Dalmatia
Magdalen
Teutonia
Bussorah
Hamburg
Ras Madrak
Arabia
Minister of Public Works
France
Department of Bridges
Rhone
Marseilles
United States
Various Northwest News Items Across Rivers, Fires,Crimes and Rail
Reports from Washington Oregon Montana and Colorado cover wildfires near Billingham and Ashford Washington. Accidents claim A A Smith near Soth and a four year old child in Vale Oregon. Mining and railroad events including Nevada California extension talks and a Helena dynamite accident. A Madison valley drowning orphans in Virginia City incident also noted.
Mining News From the West and Copper Market Trends
A survey of mining activity across Nevada Idaho Montana and Utah notes new districts near Jean Nevada and Oakley Idaho, rising stock exchanges and coal and copper outputs. It reports Humboldt smelter ownership, Amalgamated and Anaconda earnings, Graselly plant hopes, Dry Gulch discovery, and Steel Corp earnings amid market uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Nevada
Senator Chark
Salt Lake
Mining Stock Exchange
Exchange
Montana
Virgen City
Toquerville
St. George
Milonaires
Heinze
United Copper Company
Amalgamated Company
Empire Nevada Copper Company
Yerington
Thomas Lawson
Boston
Humboldt
Prescott
Arizona
Consolidated Arizona Smelting Company
Oakley
Idaho
Tve
Park City
Grasselly Chemical Company
Daly Judge Company
Potosi
Silver City
Calumet and Heeda Company
Tte
Amalgamated Copper Company
Anaconda
H. le
John Ver van
Welle Fargo & Co
Ward
United States
United States Geological Survey
Drago Doctrine Named in Argentina’s Public Stance
Dr. Lyle Marta Drago proposed that Latin American nations resist European debt coercion and avoid territorial entanglements. Argentina’s Gen. Roca initially rejected the plan, but Gen. Mitre and Secretary Hay supported it, elevating Drago to international statesmanship at age 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Marta Drago
Drago
United States
Hague
South
Central America
Venezela
Germany
Britain
Maly
Central American Republica
Supreme Court
Gen. Roca
Gen. Mitre
Argentina
Dr. Drago
Hay
Unwritten Law Aids Mudd in Murder Case Defense
Congressman Sydney Emanuel Mudd of Maryland's Fifth District defended Mrs. Bowie and Hubert Bowie for killing Hubert Posey, invoking the unwritten law. The jury acquitted after a brief deliberation amid local acclaim, while Mudd pledges continued service in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Emanuel Mudd
Maryland
National Congress
Baltimore
Mr. Mudd
Roosevelt
Missouri
Congressman Mudd
Congress
Mudd
Mra
Bowie
Hubert
la Plata
Hubert Posey
Mere
Ste
Dealroy
Haskell Emerges as Oklahoma Gubernatorial Candidate
Charles N Haskell the Democrat nominated for Oklahoma governor seen as likely winner in a Democratic stronghold He is described as a 46 year old lawyer and railroad builder with Ohio roots and a noted wife whose business acumen aids his political rise The piece highlights his energy cross state ventures and early career in Wall Street before shifting to Oklahoma politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Ohio
John R. McLean
McLean
Haskell
Mc Haskell
Brice
Wall Street
New York
Granville Barker Offered Top Stage Post in New York
London theatrical figure Granville Barker, born 1877, has been offered a $50,000 yearly salary to act as stage director of the Millionaires’ theater in New York. He is praised as a talented actor, playwright, and rising manager who has elevated London’s Court Theatre and staged notable works by Shaw, Vedrenne, and others. Barker’s own plays include The Voysey Inheritance and The Weather Hen, with Védrenne and Barker set to influence the Savoy and Court theatres next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Barker
London
New York
England
Harrogate
Hie
Milabeth Robins
Court
J. B. Vedrenne
Barker
Court Theater
Wernard Shaw
Savoy
Vedrenno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah State News
Alonzo Eastman
William D. Maywood
Salt Lake City
Haywood
Killeen
William R. Cole
Mis
Mary Kavanaugh
Nephi Ottosen
Nephi
Wasatch
Mant
Willow Creek
James A. Strane
University of Utah
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Minn
Buffalo Jones
Bockeskin Mountains
Frank Train
Bingham
Theodorius Botkin
Port Louis
Mauritius
Woas
Campbelltown
New Brunswick
Hfe Insurance Companies
Charlestown Navy Yard
Utaha
Henry A. Pearson
Draper
Naval Academy
Annaports
Reidence
Charles Bird
Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company
Bird
Culler
United States Forestry Department
Salt Lake County
Blu Force
Eugene Thimalt
Union Pacific
Morgan
Weber River
Dumalt
Devil's Gate Bridge
Life Home
John Medwod
Taly
Northwest
Hoye
Billingham
Wash
A. A. Smith
Everett
Duncan McKinnon
John Nelson
W. E. Fitch
Vale
Ore
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Mount Tacoma
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Helena
Rocky Mountains
Northern Pacific
Shepard, Sims & Co
Elliston
McDonald Pans
Nevada & Callifornia
Keeler
Mojave
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
California
G. Clarence Hastings
Butte
George Towner
North Coast Limited
Welch
Engineer Clow
Sappington
Hastings
Washington
Urania Glacier
Jack
Denver
Peter Magoffin
Virginia City
Mont
W. R. Baldwin
Madison Valley
Baldwin
Great Northern
Toledo
Lation
Harry, Mont
Charles D. Hogge
Florence
Cold
Hogge
Agasinet
Charles Butler
Joseph Roberts
Roberts
H. Clark
Adolph Gortenmoller
Lewiston
McDonald Coal Creek
Central Montana Coal Company
Butte Camp
Steel Corporation
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