Salt Lake City Reports Spread of Smallpox in Schools
Utah state news notes half a dozen smallpox cases misdiagnosed as chickenpox in Salt Lake public schools. The report also covers burglary of fur valued at 300 dollars, crop shipments in Bear River valley, and a fatal train accident involving Tokugiro Inada.
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Salt Lake
Bear River Valley
Tokugiro Inada
Utah Copper Company
Bingham
Vance
John Green
Vernal
Duchesne
Randalell
Modena
Kane County
W. H. Newman
Riverton
Utah
Marcellus Warner
Fillmore
William Oakden
Centerville
Kaysville
Walter Perry
Gladys Whitney
J. D. Diehl
Denver
Salt Lake City
Huntsville
Texas
William Niemi
Sam Osterberg
Osterberg
Springville High School
Utah County
W. L. Maginnis
Ogden
West
William Biggs
Thomas Dove
Providence
State
Crystal Valley
Scipio Lake
Maurice Charnes
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Chicago
Dairy Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Immanuel Baptist Church
Roy Mayfield
Layton
Home Telephone & Electric Company
Four Die as Passenger Train Crashes Into Stock Train
Four Montana and South Dakota stockmen were killed when the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul passenger train No 6 crashed into a stock train near Montevideo Minnesota. Two other stockmen were badly burned and injured, while the engineer and fireman were injured but saved. Fire consumed the wreckage as rescuers battled flames and recovered the charred bodies later Sunday evening.
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Montevideo
Minn
Montana
South Dakota
Butte
Mont
Here
Tat Parker
George Rahsoldt
William Downing
Grand jury completes Times disaster inquiry
In Los Angeles the first stage of the grand jury inquiry into the Times explosion is finished. It will name conspirators with San Francisco witnesses. no summonses yet served on Building Trades committee members though some are ready to testify before the grand jury or coroner.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Times
San Francisco
Building Trades
Grand Jury
Labor Committee
War Party Leaders Back Expulsion Aim in Mindanao Crisis
Uprising by Mindanao Manobos bands in Davao province prompts military move. General John J. Pershing orders reinforcements after American planter Earl Gerr is reported killed. Constabulary and 29th Infantry hold Davao as forces gather from surrounding areas.
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Manila
Davao
Mindanao
Earl Gerr
John J. Pershing
Department of Mindanao
Zambonga
War Department
Gerr
Twentyninth Infantry
Revolution in Uruguay Grows as Armed Revolt Spreads
Montevideo reports a mounting rebel movement with about 10 000 armed revolutionists concentrated in key areas. Skirmishes occur but casualties are suppressed as Dr A Bachini calls for resignation amid opposition pressure and predicted upheaval in government.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
A. Bachini
Willaman
Dbachini
Jose Battle Y Ordonez
Duma Opens Amid Protest Over Honor to Late Mouromt zyeff
In St Petersburg the fourth Duma session began with a clash as a motion to honor Professor Serhe Mouromt zyeff triggered a walkout by constitutional democrats and radicals after the vice president announced the rising gesture.
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St. Petersburg
Duma
Serhe Mouromtzyeff
French Wheat Shortage Affects World Prices Says Consul
Consul Hunter Sharp of Lyons reports a French wheat crop shortage this year at 85,000,000 bushels and notes France seeks relief from Argentina’s large harvest to push down global wheat prices.
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Washington
United States
Hunter Sharp
Lyons
Argentina
Rumors of Up Risings Prompt Troop Movements in Cuba
Reports say uprisings may be forming in Pinar Del Rio and Guantanamo and troops are being rushed from Camp Colombia to both towns. The government denies trouble and says troops are to aid storm victims by spending money locally.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Guantanamo
Colombia
Occupation and Tuberculosis Link Highlighted by Census
Washington report outlines mortality statistics for 1909 showing figures suggesting agricultural work may be healthier for lung tuberculosis than other occupations. The census bureau released bulletin No. 108 in a Wednesday public outline.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Postal Officials Plan Holiday Supply Requisition Freeze
Washington informs all postmasters to time requisitions for supplies to avoid shipments from Washington between December 19 and 27. The move aims to ease mail traffic during the Christmas season when the system is heavily taxed.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Drowning Tragedy in Lake Washington Near Litchfield
Stanley Wells and Charles Shiep drowned when their boat overturned while fishing on Lake Washington near Litchfield Minnesota on Sunday. The incident occurred as the two men were in a boat that capsized leading to their deaths.
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Litchfield, Minn
Stanley Wells
Charles Shiep
Lake Washington
Cultists Fail To Open Tomb Of Koreshan Leader
In Bristol Tennessee two Koreshan cult members tried to unseal Dr Teed s tomb but went insane and died before they could be moved to an asylum. Henry D Silverfriend reports the incident following Teed s death a year ago when he proclaimed he would rise as Messiah.
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Bristol
Tenn
Teed
Henry D. Silverfriend
Benjamin Hanged at Folsom for Grim Crime
Wilbur Benjamin was executed by hanging at Folsom Prison on Friday after his trial for the murder of Violet Gilmer. He smoked during the death warrant reading by the warden and faced the sentence with stoic calm.
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Sacramento
Cal
Chicago Tailors Strike Expands With 2000 Join In
More than 2,000 tailors joined Friday's garment workers strike, pushing total out now to 25 000. Ten more shops closed and officials predicted that 40,000 men and women would be on strike within days.
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Chicago
Norristown tycoon Gordon Dyer sentenced in assault case
Gordon Dyer a wealthy Norristown resident was convicted of aggravated assault and battery after a car he drove struck a man and wife riding in a carriage. He received nine months in jail and a 250 dollar fine.
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Norristown
Gordon Dyer
Thi County
American business men arrive from Canton for Pacific tour
The committee of American businessmen representing the chamber of commerce on the Pacific South arrived in Manila from Canton on Sunday. They will stay until Wednesday and sail for the United States on the Manchuria, November 6.
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Manila
Chaumber of Commerce
Pacific
Qouthl
Canton
United States
Manchuria
Births Outpace Deaths in France in Early 1910
Official figures show births exceeding deaths by 21 189 in the first half of 1910 in France. Earlier in 1909 deaths exceeded births by 28 203, indicating a reversal in the yearly balance.
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France
National Dairy Cattle Breeders Association Formed
The National Dairy Cattle Breeders Association was formed in Chicago on Friday with charter members from nearly every dairying region in the United States and Canada. W. W. Marsh of Waterloo Indiana was chosen president and R. B. Swift of Chicago secretary.
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Chicago
National
Dairy Cattle Breeders’ Association
United States
Canada
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
R. B. Swift
Automobile collision near Medford claims multiple lives
Medford Oklahoma reports a deadly crash when a car carrying John Leverly and his Caldwell wife Kane veered into the path of a Santa Fe train near here. Otto Skidmore his wife and two children of Caldwell were seriously injured in the wreck.
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Medford
Okla
John Leverly
Caldwell
Kane
Otto Skidmore
Lisbon seems to favor US style government setup
The Lisbon press generally favors a presidential and cabinet system akin to the United States over Europe’s parliamentary model, reflecting a prevailing preference in the city for a strong executive framework.
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Lisbon
United States
Europe
Chicago Independent Telephone Company Placed in Receiver
Chicago based Independent Telephone Company operating in twenty five northern and central Illinois towns was placed in the hands of a receiver Friday by Judge Kohlsaat in the United States circuit court.
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Chicago
Independent Telephone Company
Illinoos
Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Fire Burns Belsha Home. Two Children Die
In Knobnoster Missouri a fire destroyed the Belsha family home killing E J Belsha’s two children. The incident occurred Thursday as the farmer lived twelve miles southwest of town.
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Knobnoster, Mo
E. J. Belsha
Knobnoster
Balloonists Save the Day After Great Flight Quest
Quebec. Alan R Hawley and Augustus Post, thought lost, return after the great balloon race ordeal from St Louis. They endured a thunderstorm near Normandy, slept in their basket, traveled on foot, Hawley injured, found a cabin, and the cup remains in America.
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Quebec
Alan R. Hawley
Augustus Post
America
Mr. Hawley
Jacques Maltais
St. Louis
Normandy
Haney
Lincoln Man Executed for Minden Sister Murder
Lincoln, Nebbert M. Taylor of Minden was hanged at the state penitentiary Friday for the murder of his sister in law Pearl Taylor 19. He protested his innocence on the gallows. The crime occurred night of April 27, 1908 when Pearl, a younger sister, and Taylor were alone in the house. he allegedly beat her to death after she refused to promise silence.
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Lincoln
Nebbert M. Taylor
Minden
State Penitentiary
Indow
Pearl Taylor
Taylor
Pearl
Sullivan May Still Be Alive Driven West by Love
Olympia forester A A Parker says John F. Sullivan disappeared six weeks ago near Gray's Harbor not dead. Parker, Sullivan's father a Connecticut banker, sent him west to end a disapproved love affair. Sullivan reportedly left the service before receiving due pay.
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Olympia, Wash
John F. Sullivan
United States
Gray's Harbor
A. A. Parker
Olympia National Forest
Parker
Sullivan
Connecticut
Philippine Land Fight Not Ended
Washington reports that the drive for a full investigation into sales and leases of public lands in the Philippines will be resumed in the next Congress. A subcommittee was to probe during the summer recess and plans call for an inquiry at the capitol in December.
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Washington
Philippines
Martin
Colorado
Capitol
Lake Washington Canal Breach Floods Shore Area
A dynamite blast caused an explosion under earth along Lake Washington shore on Thursday. Water from the lake flowed into the government canal to Lake Union, lowering the lake level and flooding farmland between Seattle and Tacoma. The canal is planned to be widened into a slip channel.
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Seattle
Lake Washington
Government Canal
Lake Union
Tacoma
Golden Arrow Sails to Disaster Off Newfoundland Coast
News from St Johns reports the Newfoundland fishing schooner Golden Arrow with seven crew members was wrecked in St Marys Bay during a heavy gale. The crew all perished while attempting to land. Since October 10, storms have claimed at least thirty three lives along the coast.
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St. Johns
N. F
St. Mary's Bay
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