Cedar valley tests planned for subterranean water
Utah state news covers a plan to test Cedar valley for underground water this summer, with a tentative site about ten miles southwest of Calton. Reports note plentiful rains boosting crops, Willard thinning progressing, and settlers acquiring over 100000 acres in Cedar valley last year.
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Willard
Richard H. Atkin
St George
Jack Branson
Salt Lake
Cutler
Hreeden
Park City
Joseph Romaine
Salt Lake City
Thomas Hughes
Suiciied
Des Moines
Calton
Sebring
Weber County
Clock Springs
Vast Range of Mines and Oil Prospects Across the West
The notices report high profits from Transvaal gold mines and new ore shipments from Gibraltar Mines Syndicate. Copper output from Washoe and Great Falls smelters is cited, with Cleveland and Idaho projects advancing. In Nevada and Utah labor strife halts Rock Springs work and a Beav er County vein shows milling-grade rock. Oil near Rosebud and Helena miners taking over the Monitor mine signal evolving resource activity nationwide.
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Beaver County
Utah
Rock Springs
Busainesa
Riots, strikes and political moves sweep global events
A sweeping roundup reports famine relief funds in Russia, a New York gubernatorial delay, a Guatemalan vice presidency, and multiple fatal incidents from trains to riots. It cites maritime stoppages, labor settlements, and political appointments, including the Denmark minister post and French Dreyfus dispute notes. The piece also notes a Chinese famine aid shift, a Cuba eight hour strike, and robberies with casualties in New York and Portland.
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Red Cross
Sanago
Cuba
Northwest News Capsule Aboard train cars burn near Laramie
Reports describe two outfit cars destroyed by a cook stove fire near Laramie, with upper bunks and contents incinerated. Other items note Keller, a former U S Army captain, sought for 97 500 in forged Reno checks. Multiple incidents across Montana Wyoming and Nevada include shootings, legal actions, strikes, and land auctions.
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Laramie
Bali Lake
Daniel F. Keller
United States Army
Reno, New
Odessa Jews in Danger of Being Slaughtered
Odessa reports say Black Hundreds attacked Jews during a funeral for police officials slain at the central bureau. Stores closed and streets deserted as Jews and students are beaten and houses fired. Governor Kaulbars moved to curb violence but police unreliability persists.
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Central Police Bureau
Terromstricken
Bialystok
Siedice
Kaulbars
St. Petersburg
Odessa
Georgia Lynching Tragedy in Claxton After Patrol Raid
In Claxton Georgia a mob of fifteen surrounded Sam Padgett's house seeking to arrest a harboring suspect. Inside the building occupants opened fire, killing John Hare and wounding others. The posse killed Padgett and his ten year old daughter, wounding two other girls and two of Padgett's sons. Local injuries include seven others hurt as the confrontation left multiple fatalities.
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Claxton
Laura Moore
Manasas
Sam Padgett
John Hare
Barlow Pearson
James Daniel
J. L. Kennedy
Padgett
Lenin Warrant Issued For High Treason In Russia
A warrant seeks the arrest of Nikolai Lenin for high treason as leader of the Social Democratic Congress faction. Lenin, in London for the congress, is described as a radical figure connected to the early 1900s bomb plot and a brother of a 1887 bomber killed for plotting against Emperor Alexander II.
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St. Petersburg
Nikolai Lenin
Social Democratic Congress
London
Russia
Vladimir Ullanoff
Lenin
Itats
Ullanoff
Alexander II
Telephone Linemen Strike in Intermountain District
More than 100 men, led by Louis Lynn of the Intermountain district, strike against Bell and Independent Telephone companies. The action covers Utah and surrounding states, with total likely around 260 workers after including Wyoming Idaho and Montana. Some workers on wider contracts will not join.
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Salt Lake City
Louis Lynn
Intermountain
International Brotherhood of Electtioa
Bell
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Rancher John Mize Dies in Barbed Wire Electrocution Accident
In Bozeman Montana, rancher John Mize was electrocuted while attempting to crawl through a barbed wire fence. A dangling guy wire crossed a telephone wire and reached Mize’s fence, leading to his death as his wife discovered him with his dog nearby.
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Bozeman
Mont
John Mize
Mixe
Mize
Atlantics
Payson Flood Hits Town Damages Estimated at 26000
Tremendous flood in Payson Utah followed a reservoir breach on Tuesday morning at o o clock. A torrent swept through the canyon and into town causing widespread damage though no injuries were reported. Estimated losses reach twenty six thousand dollars.
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Payson
Utah
Adams for Defense in Haywood Trial Testimony
In Holve Idaho Steve Adams and his wife prepare to testify for the defense in the Haywood trial. They plan to present Orchard's alleged confession and claim Orchard remorse led to a suicide attempt that Adams prevented by informing the warden. The defense argues Orchard planned to kill himself after revealing others’ involvement in Steunenberg’s murder.
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Holve
Idaho
Steve Adams
Steunenberg
Haywood
Orchard
Adame
Dess
Adama
Thin Adame
Peace Conference Moves to Castle Hall of Knights
The Hague hosts the second peace conference in the thirteenth century castle known as The Hall of Knights. The move from the House In the Woods accommodates delegates from forty nations. The Binnenhof area, a historic center, anchors the session in Holland’s nerve center.
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The
Hague
Haagsche Forest
Binnenhof
Holland
Horrible ending for desert prospector near Willow Springs
San Francisco reports J W Murray aged sixty nine died of thirst six miles from Willow Springs at Old Dad's mountain last week. His body was found under a greasewood tree after wandering lava beds for hours with torn clothes and clawed face. Murray prospected the desert for forty years.
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San Francisco
J. W. Murray
Willow Springs
Murray
Strike Ends As Concessions Reach Agreement At Bingham Junction
After negotiations the Bingham Junction strike ends with concessions from both sides. The wage changes add about 3000 per month in costs to the company. Roughly 1200 men are affected and 660 will gain from the modified conditions.
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Roaneville
Ind
Bingham Junction
Attell Defeats Kid Solomon in Twenty Rounds
Abe Attell, featherweight world champion, wins over Kid Solomon Wae Eang in twenty rounds Friday. Solomon suffers facial cuts and bruising while Attell lands blows from all angles with flawless defense and minimal punishment to himself.
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Los Angeles
Abe Attell
Kid Solomon
Solomon
Attell
Britain Sets Stance for Hague Conference Delegates
London cabinet met Saturday to decide Great Britain’s attitude on issues to be raised at the upcoming Hague conference. Earlier notions were delayed by Imperial Conference and Parliament's heavy legislative agenda. Instructions will be given to Hague delegates during the week.
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London
Great Britain
Bn Parliament
Hague
Chicago Mayor clears tenderloin district police force
Chicago mayor launches a sweeping reform in the tenderloin area by moving the district police from captain down, totaling 240 officers reassigned. Lt haw beer accuses the original district of tolerating law violations.
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Busse
Tenderloin
Chicago
Husse
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