Utah Officials Reported Diphtheria and Local Accidents
The Utah State Medical Association’s thirteenth annual session met in Salt Lake City. Reports described virulent diphtheria in Kaysville, injuries from trains near Ogden, a Salt Lake City suicide, and multiple local incidents. Other items include church statistics, schoolhouse plans in Lehi, Eastern Star meetings, Woodmen convention in Provo, and political notes on policing and naval ships.
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Utah State Medical Association
Salt Lake
Civ
Kaysville
Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star of Utah
Bill bans bucket shops in Massachusetts vote
Massachusetts Senate passes a bill prohibiting bucket shops with no dissenting vote. The report also notes unrelated events including arrests, sentences, and municipal political moves across several regions.
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Leoben
AustroHungary
Senate
Massachusetts
Goldfield Shipments and Mine Profits Dominate Mining News
The past week’s ore shipments from Goldfield totaled 873 tons. Colorado and Beck tunnel paid $40,000 each to stockholders, Grand Central $10,000. Hercules mine 1906 profits reported at $787,594.19 vs 1905 $475,348.90. Phosphate deposits open new industry across Idaho Wyoming Utah. Copper demand exceeds supply. Amalgamated Copper forecast $28,000,000 earnings. Bunker Hill & Sullivan declares $180,000 dividend. Willow Creek copper strike shows rich veins. Tonopah reports strong year results and taxes. United States Smelting buys Mexican mines for $6.5 million.
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Tintic
Colorado
Beck Tunnel
Grand Central
George Winefeld
Goldfield
Three-Queens
California
Hercules
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & Concentrating Company
Wariner
Willow Creek
Greenwater
Mexico
Nevada Capltallets
Thease
Tonopah Mining Company of Nevada
FLACT
Tonopah & Goldfield
Butte News Roundup Highlights Crime Weather and Politics
A sprawling Montana and Wyoming roundup reports murders, robberies, drownings, and a mayoral election. Notable items include Holiver Magorden's attempted murder trial, deaths in Goldfield and Grayson Springs, a Reno election, severe Wyoming weather, a Butte marriage, and Utah to Ely self government plans. A Grand Campion copper fire loss exceeds $100,000.
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Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Grand N- Campient
Wyo
Miss Shonts Will Not Wed French Nobleman
Washington society reports the engagement between Miss Shonts and the Duc de Chaulnes is off. Theodore P. Shonts refused a life income settlement for his daughter, preferring a stylish wedding and a late allowance. The couple may still marry without the settlement if Papa changes his stance.
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Shonts
Mins Shonts
Washington Society
Papa
de Chaulines
New York
Misses Shonts
Fairbanks Ambition Opens His Pocketbook In Dazzling Style
The article reports Vice President Fairbanks expanding his family expenses from 30000 to 100000 dollars as he pursues a White House bid. Mrs. Fairbanks hosts two formal gatherings weekly in Washington. Once living modestly at Eighteenth and Massachusetts Avenues with five servants, they now rent a mansion costing about 12000 dollars annually and hire carriages as needed.
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Faultview
Utah
William H. Smith
Salt Lake
Washington
Joseph F. Smith, Jr
Vice Pres Dent
Fairbanks
White House
Fairbunk
Eighteenth and
Massachusetta Avenuos
Edward Morrell
Philadelphia
John Rook
Levi Z
Lester
Rook
Pinckney
Canal Zone controversy trims pride of congressmen
A May 1900s dispatch recounts the Panama Canal era travel dining scandal where a congressional party left pay on their luncheon plates after a stop in Panama. The Panama Railroad Superintendent returned the funds. The piece contrasts lavish Fairbanks era hospitality with calls for strict campaign finance controls and audit trails to prevent improper spending from public funds.
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Canal Sone
Colon
Panama
Culebra
Cannon
Stevena
Panama Commission
Washington
Canal
Magoon
Government Paying Campaign Expenses Faces Doubt
The text discusses a proposed plan to use public funds for campaign expenses apportioned by relative votes, seen as a “great election board” risk. The president has shown interest but has not finalized the form or viability, while politicians warn of potential corruption and political hurdles.
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