Utah Headlines Outline Warmer Summer News
A long Utah news roundup reports injuries from a runaway accident in Salt Lake, Robert Stephenson wins the Decoration Day road race to Farmington, Jack Quinn's death in Park City, and George Burk facing amputation after injury. It notes measles in Mt Pleasant under control, waterworks work starting at Price, and encampment plans for Native American veterans in Ephraim.
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Robert Stephenson
Logan
Walter Ryman
Charles Nyman
Greenville
Eliza McFarlane
George F. Kempf
Salt Lake City
MS Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
Disarm or Leave Manila: Russian Vessels interned
The United States will intern or send the Russian ships at Manila harbor rather than allow repairs. Secretary Taft ordered internment until end of hostilities, with repairs only to keep afloat. Japan watches Corregidor, while Enquist decides disarmament terms for the cruisers.
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Washington
Enquint
Manila
Taft
Wright
Train
Department of State
United States
Aela
Manila Bay
Loomis
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Ruussian
Enquist
Boquist
Corrégidor Island
Morocco Question Unsettled as Powers Watch
Fez Morocco faces a tense moment as Germany Britain France and Russia weigh responses to Morocco proposals. Some expect a Paris or Berlin settlement while the Sultan rejects French reform prompts and Delcasse contemplates resignation amid cabinet strains.
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Fez
Morocco
Germany
France
Paris
Berlin
Gerald A. Lowther
Troubles Piling Up for Czar
Labor leaders near a general strike in St Petersburg with a six hour protest by Russian journalists on the Moriday chartered steamer and cruise on the Neva. In Moscow the all Russian rematvo congress gathered 244 delegates amid plans for resolutions on hastili tes and immediate cognition of hastili tes. Delegates vow to defy the prohibition order as radical factions push for extreme measures.
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Czar
St. Petersburg
Union of Russian Journalists
Moriday
Neva
Moscow
Variouas Rematves
Social Revolutionaries
League of Leagues
Tornado Rages Through Michigan Towns Killing Children
A violent storm in lower Michigan spawned a tornado across Tuscola and Sanilac counties. Reported fatalities include Mary Smith and three Philpots children near Artan, with other family members injured, including broken arms and severe injuries.
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Detroit
Mich
Lower Michigan
Tuscoka
Sanilac
Mary Smith
Edward Philpots
Artan
John Smith
Wagner
William Utonios
William Doser
Joby Smith
Johny Smith
Miward Philpots
Jealous Youth Shoots Girl and Fellow Near Hebron
A farm hand Dell Dasso confronted returning from church couple with Charles Peet in Hebron area. Dasso drew a revolver, ordered the woman from the buggy, shot her in the mouth when she refused, then shot Peet in the chest and fled. Peet likely to die. the woman in critical condition. Dasan fled after the assault.
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Rockford
Miewhelle Morrison
Hebron
Charles Peet
Dell Dasso
Danie
Peet
Daseo
School Girl Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid
A 15 year old girl Mabel Harper daughter of George Harper section foreman of the Northern Pacific Railroad, killed herself Monday afternoon by drinking one and a half ounces of carbolic acid after being scolded by her mother for a trivial offence. A family member discovered her in the final agony upstairs.
Two Girls Killed by Tramp Farm Hand
Developments in the Hillsboro Ohio case identify farm hand David Baldwin as the likely killer of Madge Dines aged 14 and Nellie Hart aged 16, daughters of farmer Edward Dines. Baldwin reportedly killed himself after the act. initial reports doubted a single unknown fiend. Evidence indicates a violent struggle in the girls' bedroom.
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Hillsboro
Madge Dines
Nellie Hart
Edward Dines
David Baldwin
Nile
Haliwin
Ehotzun
Bie Alile
German Seamen Released by Russians Return Home
Hamburg dispatch reports German seamen from the fourth Musedan Squadron, hired for service with Russia, ordered to return home as contracts are cancelled. The move signals Russia’s step back from sea power efforts against Japan.
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Hambure
Litaw
Servic
Far Eael
Russia
Japan
Russian naval losses reported in Japanese action
A Daily Telegraph dispatch from London cites a Voklo correspondent describing a hospital ship crewed by Russians captured by Japan. The report alleges 4000 killed and 4000 wounded, with 9500 captured and other casualties, and mentions a high command officer’s relative.
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London
Voklo
Daily Telegraph
Gaya
Ehipe
Rosentvensty
Filece
Meadie
Diwouae
Will Summon Zemsky Sobor To Decide Russian Peace Or War
The article reports rumors that Emperor Nicholas plans to summon the zemsky sobor in Moscow to decide on peace or war and define Russia’s future parliament, while noting U S hesitation to mediate without Russia’s request and Paris speculation of Roosevelt action.
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United States
Roosevelt
Rusala
Paris
Delensae
Russia
Outcry Against Nebogatoff Over Naval Surrender
In St. Petersburg a heated naval debate rages over Rear Admiral Nebogatoff in the wake of his surrender of warships. Supporters cite precedent from the 1829 Raphael affair where rulers punished surrender, while others defend Nebogatoff awaiting fuller facts. The controversy hinges on whether the commander deserves harsh retribution.
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Ccern
Raphael
Sinope
Nebognioff
Wounded Sailors Said to be Thrown Overboard
Reports claim that during the battle on the Orel the dead and mortally wounded were cast into the sea after 200 men were killed or wounded at the start. Some sources say 140 were thrown overboard while others recount the ship’s desperate defense and surrender.
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Toklo
Ti In
Orel
President Castro Addresses Congress on Venezuela’s Foreign Ties
Caracas Venezuela President Castro read his congressional message noting Venezuela maintains good relations with foreign states as their representatives desire. He said relations with all countries are cordial and the government honors justice equity dignity and national honor.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Congress
Mutiny Alleged In Sea of Japan Battle Reports
A Times dispatch from St Petersburg claims Admiral Nebogatoff and several officers were cast overboard or confined as sailors mutinied after the Sea of Japan engagement. The report cites a mutiny by Nebogatoff’s fleet during the battle.
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Nebogatoff
New York
Petersburg
Prohibitionists Defeated in Los Angeles Special Vote
Los Angeles voters rejected the prohibition ordinance by a wide margin 14 99 to 8 388 in a special election, favoring open saloons. The election drew large public interest and near full city turnout amid blame on liquor interests and temperance reform disharmony.
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Los Angeles
Toa Angeles
Cal
A& Wou
Prohibitionium
Three Russian Ships Escape From Japanese Forces
Vice Admiral Train reports three Russian vessels the Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug sighted off Lingayen gulf and escorted to Manila with wounded aboard. The US Navy plans for care of the wounded and possible internment of the ships while awaiting Russian authority.
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Manila
Nquist
Aurora
Oleg
Jemtchug
Tain
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oregon
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Corregidor Islands
Admiral Train
Washington
Navy Department
Train
Lingayen Gulf
Albrora
Cavite
Riot Cooling Demonstration Turns Violent in St Petersburg
A Sunday demonstration in the Puaylovak gardens near Tsarskoe-Solo drew about 6000 people clamoring for a funeral march for sailors lost in the Sea of Japan disaster. Police clashed with rioters as they moved through the crowd with drawn swords forcing attendees to flee leaving several injured.
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St. Petersburg
Puaylovak Gardens
Tsarskoe-Solo
Sea of
Japan
M. Novikoff
Baku
Warda M
Ammunition Exhausted On Nebogatoff Surrender
The statement that the ammunition on board Rear Admiral Nebogatoff s ships was exhausted when he surrendered was received with relief. Under Russian naval regulations this is a condition allowing surrender alongside a crew too depleted to operate guns and a ship burned to the water s edge about to sink.
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St. Petersburg
Nebogatoff
Mob Hangs Negro in Woods Near Louisville Mississippi
Besie Bostic, an African American man, was hanged by about forty masked gunmen in the woods near Louisville. He was being escorted by officers to Jackson for safekeeping when the mob seized him and turned him over. Boatie, charged with attempting to enter the room of widow Mrs. Sarah Gordon early Saturday, was killed.
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Louisville
Miss
Anaconda Man Kills Employee With a Club
In Anaconda Montana Noele Plerson a Willow Creek Flaming company proprietor struck Andrew Hipala on the head with a club killing him. Plerson says self defense claiming Hipala waited armed with an axe. Hipala reportedly held a grudge against his employer and Plerson surrendered to authorities.
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Anaconda
Mont—Noele Plerson
Willow Creek Flaming Company
Andrew Hipala
Plerson
Filpala
Hipala
Pleraon
Bluebeard Hoch Sentenced to Be Hanged on June 23
Johann Wood known as Bluebeard Hoch, a convicted wife murderer and confessed bigamist, was sentenced by Judge Keralton to be hanged on June 23. The court, in a brief session, heard Hoch forgive those who testified against him and request mercy for all involved.
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Chicago
Johann Wood
Keralton
Hoch
Delcasse resigns from French foreign ministry
Paris reports that M. Delcasse presented his resignation at the Elysee meeting of the council of ministers. He cited differences over France policy toward Morocco and said he would retire from directing foreign affairs. M. Rou vier to assume the portfolio indefinitely to address the troubled foreign situation.
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Great Britain
Count von Tattenbach-Ashold
Paris
Morocco
Delcasse
M. Delcasse
France
Council of Ministers
Elysee Palace
Louhet
M. Deloased
M. Rouvier
Ministry of Finance
Linevitch Refuses Peace and Promises Steady War Drive
Linevitch, head of the Russian army in Manchuria, insists he is for war to the end. He believes the Manchurian forces are strong enough to advance and defeat Japan, despite the defeat of the fleet and calls for peace in Tokio. He vows to hold ground and continue fighting, calling himself a soldier and the emperor’s will his law.
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Godzyadanl
Manchuria
Rojestvensky
Linevitch
Coures
Tokio
Committee to Settle Strike in Chicago
The Teamsters' Joint Council named a full powers committee to settle the strike and arrange a conference with employers. Attor ney Mayer for the employers demanded written power and warned against partial settlements with large dry goods houses. The employers refused separate settlements and insisted a strike end in all directions if concluded.
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Chicago
Teamstera’ Joint Council
Mayer
Employers’ Association
Ida
Teameters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Turning The Rascals Out In Philadelphia
Arthur H. L Morrow assistant director of the department of suppression resigned at the mayor’s request amid a reshuffle. Andrew F P O’Chiam clerk in the receiver of fixes office was removed. Morrows replacement named. Frank E B Smith promoted to chief of the bureau of highways, replacing William H. Brooks removed. Police force shakeup continues as 25 policemen face the police board on charges of dereliction of duty.
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Philadelphia
Arthur HL Morrow
Department of Supplice
Weaver
Andrew FP. Ochiam
Fixes
Morrow
Morro
Frank E B. Smith
Bureau of High Ways
William H. Brooks
Police Board of Inquiry
Berkeley man killed in Yosemite fall from El Capitan
Harlow A. Bailey of Berkeley California fell about 1 500 feet from El Capitan while climbing with Staats of Mount Vernon. Bailey had just returned from a four months trip around the world and aimed to scale the perpendicular face in a feat never before accomplished.
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Yosemite
Cal
Harlow A. Bailey
Berkeley
Cad
el Capitan
Staats of
Mount Vernon
Bailey
Matterborn
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