Utah news round up on accidents and politics
Modena man Cecil Newell is injured by a horse, Salt Lake reports ten smallpox cases, Ephraim sporsmen plan to stock Canyon Lake reservoir, and Salt Lake to build a 200000 dollar auditorium. Strike paralysis hits mills. Plain City baseball injury. June 1908 convention to meet in Salt Lake. Multiple burglaries, shootings, suicides, drownings, auto wreck, and other local incidents noted across Utah.
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Salt Lake
Sporsmen
Ephraim
Canyon Lake
Plain City
John Geddes
National Association of Credit Men
Florence Potter
Salt Lake City
Hooper
Lehi
Sanpete
Morrison and Ferron Coal Fielda
H. A. Mainquist
Mining Boom Across Nevada Utah Regions Signals Growth
The Rosedale Mining company considers a concentrating plant in Nevada while oil fields near Fillmore Utah attract capital. Dick Colburn buys J. P. Kane’s Red Top mine interest at Manhattan. White Alps ledge yields $100 ore. Goldfield Consolidated reports extensive drifting and stoping. Beaver county shows rising activity as engineers demand top salaries and ore shipments rise.
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Dick Colburn
Red Top
Goldfield
J. P. Kane
Manhattan
Rosebud
White Alps Group
Goss Brothers
Salt Lake
Goldfield Consolidated
Beaver County
John Hays Hammond
New York
Higginson
Jumbo
Golifield News
Cove Fort
Pine Creek
Beaver
Utah
Cown Iy
Tracklaying resumes on suspended Callente & Pioche line
A series of Western rail incidents and industry notes mark a busy period. Fatal tunnel blast near Butte kills three, injures two. Goldfield stock exchange opens. multiple accidents and legal actions update readers on rail work, bank failures, and crime amid frontier towns.
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Callente & Pioche
Butte
John Crumley
Laramie
Wyo
Edward G. Becker
Goldfield
Becker
Bingham
Utah
Uprising Fears Rise as Cuba Tensions Grow
Rumors of a serious uprising swirl in Pinar del Rio province Cuba. A multinational string of violent incidents follows, including drownings, killings, shipwrecks, and a political event with former President Cleveland slated to speak in Wilmington Delaware.
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Ttan
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Griffiths
Springfield
Cleveland
Wilmington
Del
Thomas F. Bayard
Fair Sex Invades Occupations Across the Nation
A government census bureau report based on 1900 returns shows women already in many breadwinning roles once held by men, including pilots, engineers, machinists, boilermakers, and railway workers. The article notes rising female labor, with 65.3 percent of divorced women supporting themselves, and details occupation distributions among native and immigrant women, servants, farm laborers, teachers, laundresses, and other jobs. It also mentions a movement to pension army mules with humane care funded by congress and patriotic societies.
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Rio Grande
Puerlo Isleta
Albuquerque
N. M
Carrie Nation
Washington
New York
Cayenne
St. Lucias
Barbadoes
Lisbon
Covihilo
Preston
Olsen
New Orleans
San Andreas
Colon
Killen
George Curry
Iloilo
Manila
Logay
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Don C. Henderson
Horace Greeley
Allegan
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Michel Pacha
Tomon
Albert Niesinger
St. Louis
Vitrol
Lena Wonach
Treasury
Panama Canal
Farmington
Government
Censul Bureau
United States
Sam
W. H. Lowder
Miles Camp
Farmers Told How to Use the Apple Crop
The agriculture bureau bulletin urges farmers to utilize low grade apples for food. It highlights evaporating as a key method to prevent waste and suggest turning poor fruit into value. The report outlines ways to convert surplus stock to offset orchard costs and sustain operations.
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Department of Agriculture
Chief Galloway
Bureau
Bulletin
Mont
Retiring Army Mules On Pension Sparks Debate
The article notes proposals to pension veteran army mules instead of selling them to dealers. It cites public and official support for housing worn animals on pension rolls, argues against selling for 15 dollars, and quotes officials and Roosevelt on officer fitness and humane treatment.
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United States Army Service
Virginia
Texas
Western
President orders hard test for army officers
The president requires strenuous physical evaluations for field officers advancing to higher ranks. Annual horse skills and endurance must be measured under department commanders during inspections. Tests include a 15 mile ride with at least ten miles trotting and about five miles at various gaits, plus any additional recommended exercises.
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KMY
Roosevelt
Secretary of War
Ax Dave
Galte
Eagh
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Modena
Eugene Dumalt
Devil's Side
Wever Canyon
Henry Stevens
Heber M. Wells
Bugle Gate
Stanisa Mesich
Hermann Obrovich
Mesich
Obrovich
Bia We
Box Elder
William L. McCabe
Cheyenne
McCabe
Ogden
Denver
J.townsend
I. Jahr
P. J. Tallon
Park City
Joseph Langford
Miners’ Union
TAL Telephone , Company
Rosedale Mining Company
Nevada
Fillmore
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Old Glory Company
Silver Island
Salt Lake Valley
Montgomery Shoshone
Rhyolite
Trish
Gold Springs
Ontario Group of
Boyle Mountain
Ketchum
Eastern Capital Data
Boaston-Idaho Mining Company
L. Laudie
Electric Traction Company
Mercur
Halley
Idaho
Od Dyer
Ulatah County
James C. Cates
Milwaukee
Northwest
Goldfield Mining Stock Exchange
David Harty
Sparkes
H. K. Mason
San Pedro
Caliente
Harry M. Diffenbaugh
Ikely
Washington & Columbia River Railway
Walla Walla
Washington & Columbia River
Northern Pacific
Patrick Gibbons
Chris Jorgensen
Anaconda
Wells Morton
Ross Clark
Columbia
Diamondfield
Tonopah
Montana
Guy
Johnson County
Wyoming
Welch Spur
Wells Fargo Express Company
Express
Bank of Ouray
Colo
Sparks
Verd
Reno
Southern Pacific Company Ia
Moran
Benjamin Maxfield
Jefferson County
Maxfield
Ole Mosberg
Buffalo
Sheridan
George Trebenos
Ely
Robert Monnehan
Monnehan
Robert Mearland
Lewiston, Mont
Francine
Try Big Horn Basin
Headon
Vancouver
Breventon
J. McCall
Steveston
Hart
Portamouth
England
August Meyer
Brooklyn
Col
Guessekoffsky
Sebastopol
Frank T. Edeson
Los Angeles
Francis Murphy
Andrew Carnegie
Mra Carne Ale
Mrs
Charlemagne Tower
Kiel
Mr. Tower
Mr. Carnegie
Emperor Wiliam
Iowa
Ottumwa
Charles Shater
Symmes Creek
Ohio
George Thacker
Domen
Pav Ant Han
Buack Smit
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