Utah Hodgepodge News Highlights From State and West
Senator Sutherland sails to England and Scotland to visit relatives. Lehi man Henry Bast escapes a mine cave-in with a mashed foot. Lagoon barbecues draw 13 000+ shoppers. Salt Lake reports 12 mild amaphylaxis cases. Coal price to Salt Lakers rises again. Cigarmakers return after walkout with concessions. Renne Dorsey injured in Salt Lake City quarrel. Claud Laing killed by a train near Spring Valley Wyoming. Springville to build 20 000 block foundation. Western Pacific expands to Pacific coast with 187 miles laid. Jerry Murphy of Park City dies suddenly. A 14 months old child dies after swallowing poison. George Mills struck by lightning near Vernal. Two boys shoot horse near Salt Lake City. Attorney General Breeden rules streams cannot support fish culture profits. August Goodwin overdraws and steals from Logan employer. Edward Lindsay escapes Nephi jail, recaptured at Thistle. Park City murder case tied to recent shooting death. Utah Postmasters convention planned. five days leave of absence granted. A Finn miner badly wounded after stabbing. victim near Seofeld. Ogden to build municipal heating plant. city council enables power and water arrangements. Springville elder George Sumstons dies from wood alcohol. Lat plan advances for Waterworks. Lat Canyon growth noted. Moody named Dixie National Forest hunter to aid reclamation efforts.
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Sutherland
England
Scotland
Henry Bast
Lehi
Bcranton
Lagoon
Salt Lake Peat House
Salt Lake City
Renne Dorsey
Francis Moreton
Claud Laing
Western Pacific
Gulf
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
Jerry Murphy
Park City
Butte
Murphy
George Mills
Vernal
Edward Colton
The
Cedars
Dalton
Bliss
Breeden
Wwlegal
August Boodwin
Fisher & Nielsen
Logan
Charlee McCarthy
Edward
Utah
Koren
Ogden
Chiat
Gary
George Sumston
Springville
Sumerton
Derbynsuire
Connerea Club
Aury Dhain
Bry Canyon
Doug
J. At. Moody
Dixie National Forest
Laramie
Wye
T. FP & C. A. Mentzer
Temino
Wash
Louis Hartson
Gleneyre
Cale
M. J. Monnett
Mohawk Leasing
Goldfield
American National Bank of
Los Angeles
Great Falls
Mont
Augusta
J.C. Furman
Atte
Laura Williams
Smas Creek
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Supreme Court of Montana
Vancouver
Neilson
New Westminster
Haas
Rivers Inlet
Cripple Creek
Cameron
Cola
Steele
Wells Fargo
Goldwin
Bell Company
James Sherman
Lewiston
Montana
Studinski
State Penitentiary
Ellery Brice
Harry Sigamurd
Terry
Mount
Henry O. Wade
James Minar
Helena
Minar
Wade
Thad Huston
Tacoma
Indiana
Puget Sound
American District Telegraph and World Companies
Andoonda
Mant
A. H. Allen
Baggs
Wyo
W. HL. Reed
University of Wyoming
Bagues
Wamncutter
Butte Miners’ Union
Bonher
Western Federation of Miners
Denver
Towney
Ecurriere
Mae
Slim” MacDonald
Death Valley Beatty
Ne Nmiyth
Windy Gap
M. Orlis
Ridge
Irelgh
Traina
Dow Smalth
Mw Tinea
Whee Ponte
Green Lake
Santly
Attia Smith
Mire
Barak GI
Min Smith
Smith bin Hoon
Larue
Drowning, fires, thefts mark grim Montana notes
A string of calamities crosses Montana and nearby states as a cloudburst near Miles City drowns an unknown woman and a boy, horses perish, and a stream accident claims Bert Synder’s seven year old son. Horse thefts surge near Laramie while fires destroy a Temino sawmill.
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Miles ‘City
Mont
Bert Synder
Forsyth
Mining Booms and Ore Shipments Stir Utah Idaho Regions
A 41 percent copper ore sample with 260 ounces silver per ton highlights Utah's Cac tua mine at Newhouse as Gold Mountain districts draw investors. Two carloads of mill machinery arrive at Bellevue depot for Muldoon Mining. Cedar City and Beaver–Deer Creek prospects draw attention. Cedar City may see a mining boom pending new discoveries. Oak County and Idaho Falls ventures report promising lead and silver yields. Halley miner reports Ontario mine sale to Boston parties, while Idaho’s wildcat law boosts mining credit. Silver King Coalition declares July dividends. Giroux Consolidated plans Ely production with a 500-ton plant expansion. Extensive ore shipments from Milford strain transport to valley smelters amid Bitterroot activity.
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Newhouse
Utah
Gold Mountain
Muldoon Mining Mining Company
Bellevue
Idaho
Tonopah
Beaver
Deer Creek
Mt. Baldy
Ohio-Kentucky
Ploche
Samuel Newhouse
Goddes
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Bullionville
Cedar City
J. H. Arthur
Birch Creek Mining Company
Idaho Falls
Dubois Station
Fremont County
Smith Assay
Halley
W. 8. Pierce
Ontario
Ketchum
Boston
Wildcat’ Corporation
W. J. McConnell
Date Lead, Sliver and Zinc Company
Lead
Argo
Europe
Wales
Belgium
Custer
Lémhi
Challis
Buch
David Keith
Silver King Coalition Mines Company
Silver King
Park City
Joseph 8. Giroux
Giroux Consolidated
Thal
Giraux
Ely
Giron
Elreieg
Battie
Fgn-Inoby Siréuk
Greoleat
Thes Amalgamated Copper Company Two
Butte
Clark
Bristol Consolidated
Bristol
Nevada
Wawona
Wyuna
Upal
Mmonlam
Milford
Heat deaths in Pittsburg and widespread global turmoil
The report lists numerous fatal heat deaths in Pittsburg while detailing a flood of political, criminal, and disaster events worldwide. Notable items include Georgia Governor Hoke Smith's inauguration, a sunken schooner off Iceland, prison breakouts after an explosion in Sebastopol, and various killings, strikes, and political shifts across the United States and Europe.
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Pittsburg
Wisconsin Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Violette
Iceland
Grant son of Gen. Grant considered Democratic presidential hopeful
The text reports Jesse Grant, son of General Ulysses S. Grant, as a potential Democratic candidate for president. It notes he would openly seek the nomination, could unite party factions, and has supporters who believe he would attract northern federal veterans. It mentions his New York residence, club life, and views on tariff revision immigration limits and wealth.
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Jeveent. Grant
Gen. A. 8. Grant
United States
Grant
Hin
Democracy
Mr Grant
New York City
Manhattan
Leading Legal Light Uriah M. Rose Honored at Hague Peace Conference
Uriah M. Rose, a renowned American international law authority and longtime Arkansas bar leader, traveled to The Hague as part of a prominent American delegation. Born in Kentucky 73 years ago, he rose with Lincoln era beginnings, led three years as American Bar Association president, and produced influential writings on modern continental juristruction.
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Uriah M. Rose
America
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Young Rose
Yolkes
National Democratic Central Committee
Arkansas Bar
American Har Association
Rose
Picturesque Admiral Coghlan Retires From Navy Yard Command
Rear Admiral Joseph M. Coghlan relinquished command of the New York navy yard in Brooklyn to Rear Admiral C. F. Goodrich. Coghlan praised the U S Navy and urged continued expansion of battleships while noting peace may be possible but unlikely. He commanded the Raleigh at Manila Bay and his later remarks sparked international reaction at a Kaiser event.
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New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Joseph M. Coghlan
C. F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Endicott Board of Fortifications
Navy Institute
Pacific Feet
Coghlan
United States Navy
Ren
Admiral Coghlan
United States
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Raleigh
Bate
Manila Bay
American Bayreuth Planned by Mme Nordica in New York Area
Mme Lillian Nordica plans a Bayreuth style opera institute on the Hudson near New York, funded by part of her fortune. The project, modeled on Medard Wagner’s institution, aims to host an American music academy with European teachers, a dedicated festival site bought for $100,000, and an opera house ready for dedication within a year.
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Mme
Lillian Nordica
Hudson
New York
Bayreuth
America
Alager
Medard Wager
Myiope
Mie
Nordlea
Minale
Newdlea
Bubbiies
Anerican Institute of
Muatealae
Laan ‘ Ventival Lauer
Tnetiture
Hithe
Richard Wagner
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Hquor
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Tif_la
Russia
Katherine F. Fiske
Grand Island
Neb
Nebraska
Gus Beckman
John Field
Harry Lareen
Hell Gate
Dil Sgn
Oregon Short Line
Feeley’s Station
General Lono
Spain
Lono
Maura
Frontier Guards
Harbin
Assembly of Wisconsin
Senate
James KE. Brown
R. E Daniels
Globe
Arizona
Daniel
Daniels
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Aerrera
Italy
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Pelala
Oplum
Chicago Exchange
San Francisco
Egbir Mirza
Zuli Sultan
Iapahon
Persia
Tucumeart
N. M
Ed Miller
Tawn
Recreation Park
Kalamazoo
Mich
William Widemayer
Lisbon
China
A. Smith
Victoria
B. C
James V. Karnes
Tithe Insurance Trust Company
Minneapolis
Arista
Board of Inquiry
Ueid
Handelph
Atgdere von Varlefon
Bakeraville
N.C
Randolph
Thaghesian
Tw Bautline
Paecife
Guadaloupe
Cat
Wileh Ten Aiola
Atute Jeginnature
Maine
Heath
White House
Jesse Grant
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