Utah News Chronicles Railways Mines and City Affairs
Ogden railroads employ over 1,900 and Vernal coal mines open this winter. Park City opera house to open soon. Rio Grande Western reports strong year returns and Springville depot completed. Salt Lake City records 607 deaths in 1907 with rising rates. Swasey Martin bank closes after stockholder death. Manila letters note Utah units’ discharge timing. Salt Lake police report dangerous powder find by youths. Saltaire district debates Salt Palace site amid Moncer Square and Liberty Park options.
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Mills
Company K. Young
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande Western
Springville
Anora
Swasey & Martin
Provo
Wells
Ward
Utah
Manila
Utah Artilleries
Eider County
Richards
B. Dial
H. L. Migley
Salt Palace
Toinda
Hinkler
Moncer Square
Liberty Park
Tanne Oldroyd
Glenwood
James Johnson
Johnson Ma
Wailer Arcent
Idaho Legislature Fails to Organize Amid Party Negotiations
Idaho officers were sworn in at 10 30 am in the house chamber and the legislature adjourned at noon without organizing. Speaker pro tempore Wallertine led the House as parties scrambled over patronage and a Populist coalition, while negotiations continued through the day. In Wyoming, De Forest Richards was inaugurated governor as 4000 gathered for the ceremony at the Capitol in Cheyenne.
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House of Representatives
Huston
Wallertine
Bear Lake
Senate
House
Rice
Richards
Cheyenne
Wyo
de Forest Richard's
Wyoming
Offce
Fenimore Chatterton
Carbon County
LeRoy Grant
Albany County
Public Instruction
Thomas T. Tyn Preae
Transfer of Cuban authority ends Spanish rule in Havana
In Havana the transfer of authority from Captain General Castellanos to Major General Wade and the U S military commission was completed at noon with speeches and the raising of the U S flag. Generals Brooke Ludlow Wade and Castellanos witnessed the ceremony as guns fired and crowds cheered, marking the end of Spanish sovereignty in Cuba.
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Havana
Jon
Col
Unitd Siatew
Nagata
Nocerowd
Claus
Io'elock
Dudley
Department of Justice
L. W. V. Kennon
Department
Department of Commerce and Agriculture
T. W. Milas
Commissary Department
Treasury
Frank B. Hanna
Department of Public Instruction
Dunwoody
Signal Corps
Public Works Department
Flrst
United States
Wade
Butler
American Evacuation Commission
el Vedado
T. Bradley Mott
Ludlow
Lucien Jd. Jerome
John S. Brooke
Cuba
General Brooke
Adon Tt. Chaffee
Brooke
Iis
Lee
Staf
Chafee
Ceneral Castellanos
Rodrigues
Weneral
Ggann
Oral
Tinting Ting
I.n
Mlft Sion
Hatt
Ailer
Delong
Major Butler
General Butler
United & Ition
Hart
Crooke
Castellanos
Cratellanos
Rabal
Mantanana
Thirteenth Infantry
Three Way Fight for Montana Senate Opens
At Helena Montana the Senate contest starts as a three cornered battle. W J Clark leads a faction backed by Silver Republicans. Daly camp backs Henry Stiff as Speaker. Con rad of Great Falls holds a small vote nucleus ready to maneuver. The first senator vote is planned for January 14.
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Daly
House
Henry
Missoula
E. C. Day
Lewis and Clark County
Clark
Telken
Nevada appoints new governor amid close race and Senate drift
Kanoutive, sworn in by Chief Justice Mellemag in Carson City, inherits governorship as Sadler faces a recount bid. McMillan pursues a court-ordered tally while legislators prepare for a tense session. Names like Stewart Newlands Wieroe Lette Cleveland and Roklay are floated as possible contenders for the Senate.
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B. Wieroe
Th. ' Lette
Cleveland
Rloklay
Widow found dead under bed in unclear accident
In Springfield Tennessee a widow named Mrs Tae eretin Kent was found dead under a folding bed by a trammer entering the house. The body showed signs of struggle and the broken hand was pinned beneath the bed in a manner suggesting death several days old. The exact cause remains unknown.
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Springfeld, Tl
Jan
Kent
Hoves
Emperor William asked for war views column request
An amusing London tale says a New York publisher sent a $5,000 check to Emperor William asking for a published article on the Spanish American War. The German embassy in Washington returned the request, stating the majesty has neither time nor inclination to provide journalistic commentary.
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London
William
New York
Washington
Nicholas
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Humbert
Italy
Australia
Amer
Kidward Fay
Juneau
Alaska
Rowan
Jobo Morrath
Mike Crowley
New York City
McCullough
Morrison
Iowa
St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremys
Panama
United States
Americans Move Against Insurgents in Iloilo Area
The situation in Dollo Iloilo is grave as fifteen hundred armed natives gather at Melo and reports say seventeen thousand more await orders to embark on Negros. Women have fled, families shelter with Americans, rebels demand inaction until Aguinaldo is heard. Elcano gunboat appears with Spanish flag as streets overflow with armed rebels and public buildings along the river house fighters.
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Manila
Dollo
Melo
Iloilo
Negros
Trollo
Aguinaldo
Miller
Tsauranocos
Uollo
el Cana
Maine Representative Nolaan Dingley Ill With Pneumonia
In Washington on June 3 Representative Nolaan Dingley of Maine is at the Hamilton house apartment after a pneumonia illness began last week. Reports say his condition improved slightly today and continued to improve through the evening.
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Washington
Nolaan Dingley
Maine
Hamilton House
Thrae
Global unrest and violence mix in early 20th century brief
A chaotic digest reports extradition talks with the United States, killings in Alaska, and political upheaval across Europe and the Americas. It notes Dreyfus, Comte Esterházy, and various imperial concerns, plus naval shows and local accidents.
Northwest Notes highlights from Nevada to Wyoming
A long miscellaneous wrap of regional items including portmaster appointment at Prospect Nevada, a matron appointed at the Western Shoshone Indian school, fatal sewer trench diggings in San Francisco, San Jose capo dlares doubts on Pipham capture, Stanfords final distribution order, ship Ohio construction in San Francisco, wheat shipments from Portland, and various local incidents across the West.
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Lizele N. H. Miller
Washington
Western
John Riley
John Nealon
Inborora
San Francia
San Jos
Calpodlos
Pipham
Santa Clara
Burlington
Shafter
Ayain
Department of California
Union Works
San Francisco
Ohio
Portland
Orient
Hazen
Shal
Hen Hansen
Lauder
Hansen
Phoenix
Diamondville Coal and Coke Company
Nolon
United States
Stephen M. White
Los Angeles
Washington, D.C
Snd
Oregon
Cangriff Hios
Fort Steele
Wyoming
Charlie Storvenson
Montana
State Stock Commission
Montana Stool Growers’ Aseooiation
Queen Victoria Receives Extravagant Navigator Islands Bonnet
A Boston Globe item recalls a Navigator Islands gift to Queen Victoria, a tortoise shell bonnet carved by island makers. The piece, valued for art rather than practicality, ended up in the British Museum. The committee laughs at the imagined royal display and the queen’s amused note of thanks.
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Victoria
Europe
Boston Globe
Navigator Islands
India
Bond Street
Salvation Army
British Museum
Queen Victoria
Ita
Drinking in France shows rising strong drink and beer shifts
The London St James Gazette surveys France drinking habits by region. Wine dominates southern departments while northern areas favor beer and spirits. Paris residents average twenty percent wine and seven liters of spirits annually. Cider declines as spirits revenue rises and tax shifts follow.
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London St. James
Herault
Gironda
Nord
Iist
Cears Proposal Sparks Witty Exchange Amid Global Disarmament Talk
In a casual exchange, Jim questions the Cears proposal to abort Roosha's Cear and urge universal disarmament while noting the likelihood of conflict. The dialogue mirrors a wary, humorous stance toward peace efforts and old-guard resistance.
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Cears
Jim
Rooshla
Humorous Quotations and Q&A from a 19th Century Page
A collage of witticisms and misread dialogue featuring characters like Wiggins Mrs Fige It and Uncle Bobby. Snappy exchanges cover teasing phrases about liars prevaricators and social mishaps. The snippets resemble a playful illustrated page aimed at light entertainment and wordplay fans.
Narrow waists and pa'tow minds after go together
A fragment suggests a commentary on body and perception though limited context. It appears as a short topical note or column snippet without clear event or person names. The tone hints at social opinion or humor rather than reportage.
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Sear
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Henry P. Birmingham
Washington, D. C
Fort Douglas
St. Louis
Luke Tally
Frank Huber
Ostawba Wine Company
Toledo
Lioself
United
Bibi Ten
William EB. McLaren
Access of
Chicago
Muvrta Blew
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Conference
Lindus Coly
Simpson
Christian Alliance
Nathan Gof
West Virginia
Walter Rosser, Jr
Henry Wildebrand
Stevenson
Northwest Notes
Angus R. Olbson
Prospect
Eureka County
Nevada
Ransom G. Moss
Coffey
Jane L. Stanford
Leland Stanford
Fred Dubolsa
Edna Mixfield Whited
Mra
William Whited
Alfonso Mussell
Aid Wit Ross
Bagnio
Aggers Hon
Rawlina
Wiggins
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