Utah News Snapshot From Thistle to Gunnison
The itemized Utah news covers Thistle planning an electric light plant and Orangeville building a new school. Posts aprpinted at Wind Springs and Monticello gains from a new grist mill. Sugar factory hopes rise in Springville and Gunnison with oil capital and new rail links.
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Thistle
Utah Batterie
Manila
Utah County
Orangeville
Sarah J. Kulkowski
Wind Springs
Juab County
L. L. Scaleski
Monticello
Gunnison
Nephi
Levan
Mona
Beef aboard Manitou port Puerto Rico judged unfit for use
Captain Warburton reports to Secretary Alger s board that refrigerated beef on the transport Manitou, sent to Puerto Rico, was inedible and unfit for use by troops. He notes meat carried earlier on the Mississippi was also unusable, marking a severe sanitary issue for naval supplies.
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Washington
Board of Survey
Alger Tokes Opon
Fuerto Rico
Barclay H. Warburton
Pennsylvania Volunteer Battalion of Artillery
Manitobe
Ponte
Angout
Warburton
Manuols
Puerto Rico
United States
Miselasippi
New York
Ponce
Resolute Seizes Spanish Flag in Havana Harbor
Captain Eaton of the auxiliary cruiser Resolute captures a twenty foot Spanish flag in Havana harbor amid a defiant salute from a Spanish schooner. Marines board and seize the flag after forceful insistence, leaving the Cuban flag flying. The prize flag is to be kept.
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Havana
Eaton
Resolute
Raton
Narrant
Thrope
Anle
Ato
May suspend relations Aguinaldo threats recall envoy
London dispatches report the Philippine junta warns that if Aguinaldo’s envoy at Washington is not received in a few days he will recall him to Manila and suspend relations with the United States, cutting a channel for peaceful understanding. The juntas note many American troops fraternizing with Filipinos and engaged to Filipino girls.
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London
Philippine Junta
Agoneldo
Aguinaldo
Washington
United States
Manila
Polygamy Bill Introduced to Bar Polygamists from Congress
Washington January 24. Representative Clark of Iowa introduced a bill barring anyone living in or practicing polygamy from membership in either house of Congress. The measure defines evidence of polygamy broadly and calls for immediate enforcement.
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Washington
Jan
Clark
Iowa
House of Congress
Clerk pleads guilty in forgery case tied to wife’s illness
Louis J. Snire, a New York clerk who forged for 20,000 dollars to fund his wife’s attempted cure for consumption, pleaded guilty to second degree forgery. He was remanded until Friday for sentence as Laure hoped to see his wife one last time. she is dying and expected to pass soon.
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New York
Louis J. Snire
Woill
Laure
Spanish massacre leaves governor and officers killed in church attack
The Labuan reports in Labuan that a Spanish governor and several officers were murdered by natives as they exited a church on Palawan island. Women and children were taken prisoner, a priest and twelve soldiers were removed, while a Spanish gunboat and mail boat call later.
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Taland
Horneo
Palawan
Philippine Archipelago
Iwand
Hille
Pfortot
German US cable venture formed in Cologne
The Nerlin correspondent reports a joint stock company with £500000 capital formed at Cologne to lay a direct Germany to United States cable. Wolf's telegraph agency plans a New York branch. The move, amid anti Germany agitation, aims to influence American opinion through direct link.
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London
Nerlin
The
Daily News Saya
Cologne
Germany
United States
Wolf's
Telelegraph
New York City
Order on Customs Funds Provokes Indignation in Santiago
In Santiago de Cuba on January 94 the U S military order bars spending customs receipts without governor-general permission and directs most sanitary work be funded by rations rather than money. Local papers, received Thursday and published Saturday, denounce the action as improper.
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Santiago de Cuba
United States
Marana
Santiago
Belgian Troops Face Rebels as Congo Ferment Grows
Brussels reports fresh fighting in the Congo State with Belgian troops suffering heavy losses including white officers killed. La Patriote says the truth is hidden and the rebellion persists as the government forces fear the rebels, weakening white prestige.
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Brussels
la Patriote
Congo
Amnesty Promise Sacasta to Submit Anarchist Amnesty Plan
Madrid January 4 The Washington government asks Spain to secure the release of Spanish prisoners in the Philippines Senor Sagasta promises to bring at the next cabinet meeting a proposal to grant amnesty to anarchists still imprisoned at Montjolch fortress
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Madrid
Washington
Spain
Philippines
Cortea
Benor Sagusta
Montjolch
Nicarguan canal bill passes senate and stock plan outlined
The Nicaragua canal bill clears the senate preserving the Maritine Canal name. It authorizes issuance of 1,000,000 shares at 800 each and requires call in all issued stock except that held by the governments of Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The company must redeem and cancel bonds and scrip and satisfy all obligations.
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Washington
Senate
Maratioe Canal Company
Canal Company
Insane Mother's Fatal Act Drowns Children at Sea
A Genoa report says Ferrarini, driven by insanity, threw her three children into the sea and leaped in January. All four perished. Two days later her husband and daughter died by suicide in the sea. The remaining son survived after reaching Le Plata.
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Rome
Genoa
Bornon Ayres
Ferrarini
le Plata
Geneon
Alaskan town faces hospital overload amid rising sickness
Dawson City Alaska reports growing illness with six hospitals full. Mounted police have donated 30000 to aid the poor, leaving 44000 cash on hand. Commissioner Ogilvie calls a meeting to plan relief and a memorial will be sent to Washington.
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Dawson City
Alaska
Mounted Police
Oglivie
Waeblagton
Northwest Notes Bulked with Crime and Local Happenings
Long list of brief items from Hugo Colorado to Cripple Creek. Features: receiver of public moneys named in Hugo. a saloon attack in Han ne Wyoming with a fatality. Elusive elopement of prominent Whea Yomiing figure. Marshall leaves wife and property. injuries from a shaft accident at Cripple Creek. arrests in a train robbery near Humboldt Oregon. Nevada Lyon Douglas boundary decision. unknown body found at Shoshone reserve. Oregon Short Line contracts for 250000 rail ties to Green River. rock fall fatality at Mill City Cripple Creek. Colorado-Texas Chautauqua opening July 4 at Boulder. Union Pacific suit by Cheyenne widow against her husband’s death. Lucky Baldwin plans San Francisco building. Haona coal mine fatality. Colonel Tom Cooper missing Cheyenne. oil dealer Duncan’s suicide at Cripple Creek. Grand Junction sugar beet factory plan with land grant and acreage. Denver beet growers’ interest. Pearl Thornton released after accidental Cheyenne shooting. body of missing rancher found near Buffalo Wyoming.
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Humboldt
Nev
Burns
Oregon
Nevada
Lyon County
Smith Valley
Mort Washakie
Oregon Short Line
Mock Springs
Mill City
Cripple Creek
Hinaball
Colorado-Texas Chautauqua Association
Boulder
Colo
Colorado Southern
Fort Worth & Denver
Lucky Baldwin
Baldwin
San Franciego
Tlarria Barnett
Tipple” House
Haona
Wye
Tom Cooper
Cheyenne
Cooper
Tle
Custer
Oficer
Little Big Town
Charlea D. Duncan
Victor
Cole
Ile
Ichod Ales
Grand Junction
Pearl Thornton
Willia Prem Tog
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Thomas Hardeanpe
Buffalo
Wyo
Salon talk in a crowded room about music film and politics
A lively conversation unfolds among the Butterfly and the Sage about Elgar, Wagner, Hoffmann, and operas while drifting to cinema, technology, and politics. They debate honesty, culture, military restraint, and the Kalwar tour as a mix of gossip and opinion on art and world affairs.
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Milo
Abe
Dumas
Ingenus
Apostle of Truth
Jeanne d'Arc
Henry
Naval song orders and coppered ships dominate expansion plan
England's war minister orders 25 000 patriotic songbooks for infantry regiments and barracks singing programs. France reports success in marching song practice reducing stragglers by seventy percent. The Navy board proposes eleven new ships including three battleships and seven cruisers, all to be sheathed and coppered to extend at sea operations and reduce dockyard needs.
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England
France
Poulone
St. Marc
Long
Naval Board
Philippines
Edleow’s plan for removing snow and selling cubes
Edison proposes portable steam power compressors to scoop snow into 12 inch ice cubes. The cubes would be moved by carts and men, forming a market to repay machinery costs.
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Edison
Rock of Refuge in Sandwitch Islands tale of exile
A historical note describes a spot named the Rock of Refuge in the Sandwich Islands. If a criminal reaches the refuge before capture he remains there until escape. His family supplies him with food, but he may not return to his own tribe.
Patriot senator questions country stability and government jobs
A Washington Star passage has a patriotic young man asking about the importance of national stability and a senator named Forgum responding about the link between a country and government employment.
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Senator Forghum
Washington Star
Not ae Mawepthve. Bottlaigh disjointed dialogue
Fragmentary OCR text shows a quip about clothes not making the man, with two speakers Mig Cut and Mine Cutting, in a Chicago Nowa context.
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Bottlaigh
Chicago
Global marriage rate puzzlingly peaks at eight thousand daily
A report notes that eight thousand marriages are said to be performed daily worldwide. The figure is cited as a statistic in ongoing discussions about social trends and family life.
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Milleia
Baron Corvo's Narrow Escape From the Coffin
Baron Corvo recounts being declared dead and placed in a coffin at a hilltop villa near San Giorgio. He remained conscious throughout the rites and burial, noting doctors reviving him with ammonia before being pronounced dead by a physician. His tale ties to debates over dead-alive determinations.
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Baron Correo
Pisio
Baron Corvo
Ant
Inmate Revived From Suspected Death At Soldiers' Home
John Clark an inmate at Dodge City Kansas Soldiers' Home was presumed dead and placed in a coffin for burial. Overnight a commotion occurred when he stirred inside the casket waking in a near death state. He described hunger cold feet and disbelief of heaven or hell before revival.
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John Clark
Dodge City
Kan
Clark
Tellle
Lila
Wrecked Frame Cottage Blown Off Moorings in New Jersey
A week‑old gale tore a frame cottage in Eimer from its moorings, lifting it about thirty feet and dropping it with a crash. Inmates were badly frightened as the house toppled, the scene described as if the townhouse slid off.
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New Jersey
Eimer
German School Suicides Alarm Feature
An article in Das Echo highlights a decade of German school suicides from 1867 to 1496. It notes 407 deaths by self harm in state schools, 391 boys and 74 girls around 15 years old. The piece marks this as a stark, troubling indicator of modern social decline.
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Berlin
Germany
Birth of Girdar Kitchener reported in London registry
A registrar in the east end of London records the birth of a child named Girdar Kitchener. Among 1000 men who marry, 482 wed younger women, 670 wed women of the same age, and 89 wed older women.
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Gee
Kitchener
East End
London
Nst
Girdar Kitchener
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