Salt Lake City Faces Typhoid Foe and Local Turmoil
Utah reports blame flies for typhoid outbreak in Salt Lake as Dr Beatty notes health board findings. In other city news Bowman dies after fall in a Salt Lake building. Rev Short withdraws city council bid. cattle and beet crops touted in Kasbah forest region. October 7 library gymnasium convention urged for Utah mayors. Mayoral tickets appear in Salt Lake City. beet digging and canning factory findings noted. Italian thief Palidro flees after stealing $600. Several deaths and injuries across the state accompany factory and infrastructure developments and civic disincorporation petitions.
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Salt Lake
T. Th. Beatty
State Board of Health
James Bowman
Salt Lake City
Bowman
Francis Burgette Short
First Methodist Church
Buckskin Mountains
Kasbah Forest
University of
State Library and Gymnasium Commission
J. S. Bransford
James D. Murdoch
Lehi
Monroe
F. B. Gould
Sevier County
Cache County
State Dairy and Food Commission
Mike Simunic
Boston Consolidated Coming
Bingham
Harry D. Niles
West
United States Army
Department of the Colorado
Fort Douglas
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Salvadore Palidro
Saltlake City
Springville
Miner & Miller Meat and Grocery Store
Cincinnati
Herald-Republican
Casimer Werke
Germany
A. Milton Musser
Mormon Church
Musser
Nephi
Salt Creek Canyon
Huntsville
Ogden
District Court
Amanda Gilmore
Roscoe
Carema Eee
William Hibbard
Logan
Helen Young
August Young
New Yorkers greet Peary after polar voyage
Commander Robert B. Peary returned from the North Pole to a hero’s welcome in New York City and across the state. The Roosevelt suffered a minor accident on the Hudson as it paused near West Point before the parade to Newburgh. Peary declined to discuss the Cook controversy, noting that General Hubbard would issue a statement soon.
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New York
Robert B. Peary
North Pole
New York City
Roosevelt
Peary
Hudson-Foulton
Newburgh
Smith Sound
Hudson
West Point
United States
Fishkill Landing
Cruel Execution of Moroccan Pretender by Sultan
Paris dispatch reports El Roghi, claimant to the Moroccan throne, executed at Fez in mid September. Sultan Mulai Hafid, aided by his chamberlain, allegedly dragged the prisoner into a lion cage and incited the beasts to maul him. After collapse, the sultan pulled the still living man out, doused him with lamp oil, and set him aflame until only charred bones remained.
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Paris
Mafin
Fez
Eays
el Roghi
Morocco
Sultan Mulai Hafid
Richards Defends Pinchot at Nevada Forestry Debate
In Goldfield Nevada the American Mining Congress refused to adopt the forestry committee report calling for an emphatic condemnation of U S government forestry practices. Chief Forester Gifford was spared by inference as Judge J H Richards of Idaho, retiring president, was named a permanent honorary director.
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Goldfield
Nev
American Mining Congress
Forestry Committee
Forestry Service
United States
Gifford
J. H. Richards
Idaho
Congress
Moors Ambush Spaniards Near Melilla Forces Reversed
Spanish troops from Zeluan probing Sokel Jemis were repelled by Moorish forces at Beni Bouriger near Zeluan. General Dios Vicario and three other officers, plus fourteen men, were killed. 182 soldiers wounded. General Orosco led the doomed expedition with Tovera, Micarlo, cavalry squadrons, and artillery.
Bold Bank Robbery in Broad Daylight at Citizens' National
In Glenwood Springs Colorado two men robbed the Citizens' National Bank stealing about 10000 dollars after holding up two clerks. One man covered the clerks with a revolver while the other looted the safe and cash drawers. They escaped on horseback into the mountains pursued by a posse. Shots were exchanged and a fugitive’s horse was killed. Officials believe the robbers are at large in the mountains.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Citizens’ National Bank
BE. ©. Drach
Triumph for flying machines at Hudson Fulton day
Wilbur Wright circled the Statue of Liberty as heavier than air flight won praise. Glenn Curtiss and Wright soared from Governor's Island in motor biplanes. Two dirigibles failed in the New York to Albany race due to mechanical problems.
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New York
Wilbur Wright
New York Harbor
Hudson-Fulton
Wright
Glenn H. Curtiss
Aerodome
Governor's Island
Thomas Baldwin
George L. Tomlinson
Rate Hearing Opens in Spokane Freight Case
Spokane Washington sees the Interstate Commerce Commission begin testimony in the Spokane freight rate hearings. Allied counsel for Spokane share the stage with Walla Walla and La Grande Oregon, while opposing counsel represent Northern Pacific Great Northern Burlington Pennsylvanian New York New Haven Hartford Harriman interests Merchants Association of New York and business groups from Boston Worcester Springfield Portland and Chicago.
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Spokane
Wash
Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walla Walla
la Grande Ore
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Pennsylvania
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Harriman
Merchants Associaton
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce and
Boston
Worcester
Springfield
Mass
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Barcelona authorities use most ATHStIC measures to exile suspects
Paris The Matin notes Cerbere dispatch reporting Barcelona authorities employ harsh methods to aid the expulsion of suspected revolutionists. Hundreds of republican and anarchist suspects are exiled to the provinces without hearings or family notification options.
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Paris
Matin
Cerbere
Barcelona
Mining Men At Goldfield Discuss Federal Department Of Mines
At the opening session of the American Mining congress in Goldfield Nevada a resolution by E R Kuchley calling for a federal mining department was adopted and will go to President Taft. Speakers included James A Heckman and Senator Francie G Newlands with moves to remove Interior restrictions and a broader silver discussion. The president J H Richards of Boise addressed delegates and Tonopah hosted a Wednesday session.
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Goldfield
Nev
American Mining Congress
E. R. Kuchley
Missouri
San Francisco
Taft
James A. Heckman
New York
Thomas Keppner
Nevada
Department of Mines
United States
Francie G. Newlands
W. F. Englebright
Treasury Department
J. H. Richards
Boise
Idaho
Congress
Tonopah
Spain Celebrates Victory as Moorish Stronghold Falls
Madrid was illuminated on Wednesday to mark Spanish arms advancing in Africa and the capture of Mount Guruga. The triumph is seen as boosting Spain's prestige abroad and may enable a broader African influence and possible colonial ambitions. Mines in the region are deemed immensely rich and industrial exploitation is anticipated.
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Madrid
Africa
Mount Guruga
Bens
Spain
Taft Supports Ship Subsidy While Opposing Alaska Territorial Government
President Taft addressed about 20 000 at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle on Thursday. He urged Congress to enact a ship subsidy law to boost American merchant marine and outlined plans for Alaska development including railroad aid and a five member local government commission working with the governor. The audience applauded the Alaska issues but fell silent on the territorial government question.
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Seattle
Wash
Taft On Thureday
Congress
Taft
Alaska
Peary Reaches New York After Arctic Voyage
The Roosevelt steamer carrying Commander Peary arrived off Sandy Hook at 7 10 a m and anchored near the government dock returning to New York from the far north. Spokesman Captain Bartlett praised Peary for reaching the pole and noted Eskimos would follow him.
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New York
Peary
Roosevelt
Sandy Hook Bar
Sandy Hook
Hook
Government Dock
Bartlett
North Pole
Cook
Utah
Wheat squeeze hits Chicago in sharp clean cut
Chicago traders saw a tight squeeze on wheat with about 1,000,000 bushels held by the long side while shorts ranged from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000. The action was compact and efficient, wounding weaker shorts but yielding no colossal gains or losses.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Spring A Surprise Parade Marks Hudson Fulton Gala
Twenty five thousand men of arms marched past the representatives of thirty seven nations as two million citizens cheered. The German fleet sailors received the loudest ovation and broke into My Country Tis of Thee with powerful basses, thrilling the crowd.
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New York
Hudson-Fulton
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Mining Congress
Oshauennessy
Glenwood Springs National Bank
Triumph
Curtis
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