Utah State News Highlights Local Misfortunes and Development
Drafted from a Utah newspaper page, items cover defeated movement to incorporate Bing ham Junction as a city of the third class, new hotels planned for Moffat, fires at a Salt Lake City attorney’s barn, injuries from streetcar and factory accidents, a pioneer death, a fatal wagon accident near Park City, opposition to a fight in Salt Lake City, crop reports from Monroe and Elsinore water works talks, local deaths and workplace accidents, a school bond election in Mantant district, Mason temple corner stone, a lightning death near Benjamin, and Yale law school honors for William Dean Embree of Salt Lake.
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Bingham Junction
Moffat
Finch Heat
Fils
Park City
Salt Lake
Monroe
Elsinore
Yale Law School
William Dean Wmbree
Team Owners Remain Neutral in Chicago Labor Dispute
Chicago Teamsters Association with 8000 members voted on neutrality amid a labor struggle. Referendum results: 155 favored neutrality, 3 urged compulsion of driver obedience. Proceeding avoids strike action and further escalation.
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Chicago
Teamseters
Survike
Ling Beta
Teamstors
Toklo Reacts Calmly to Peace Efforts and Roosevelt Plan
Toklo notes American intervention signals progress toward peace. He expects careful diplomacy to resolve key issues and recalls past wartime challenges. Despite unease over Roosevelt’s moves, there is hope that negotiations will end carnage and usher in lasting peace, with thanksgiving delayed until a peace treaty is signed.
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Toklo
Russia
Roosevelt
Praise for Roosevelt fuels peace talks across nations
Paris reports President Roosevelts move opens peace negotiations between Russia and Japan. French journals join in praise, printing portraits of Roosevelt Meyer Takahira and others. Nearly 60 million from Japanese bonds profits stay deposited in New York banks for an indefinite period.
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Paris
Rooservelt
Russia
Japan
France
Germany
Morocco
Roosevell
Ambasador Meyer
Takahira
Assinl
White House
Tinterio
Revewell
Prathene
Reesia
New York City
Race Riot Breaks Out Near Charleston Aiken Line
A late Sunday night race riot on the Aiken and Augusta line left three dead and two seriously injured near North Augusta. White men Charles Willis and BF Mishburna and a black man Peter Henen died. Morgan Willis and Maxie Boyd were badly hurt. Inquest found Boyd provoked the conflict by cursing a black man, Willie.
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Charleston
D. C
Aiken
Augusta
South Carolina
North Augusta
Peter Henen
Charles Willis
BF. F. Mishburna
Morgan Willis
Maxie Boyd
Boyd
Willie
Family Feud Ends in Tight Domestic Fight in Los Angeles
A heated household quarrel in Los Angeles between a man, his father in law B F Bussard, and the younger man escalated to a brutal fight at the latter’s home Sunday night. Bussard restrained his son in law with a decisive blow and tied him, preventing murder but causing serious concern.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Wakefield
B. F. Bussard
Dussard
Bussard
Banker Bigelow Behind Bars at Fort Leavenworth
Former Milwaukee banker Bigelow was moved to Fort Leavenworth with fellow prisoner John Speciale a counterfeiter and they were under the escort of Deputy Marshals Andrew Johnson Charles Kelley Gordon Bigelow and others Dr Bigelow a Chicago resident accompanied Bigelow during the transfer
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Leavenworth
Kat
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
United State
Fort Leavenworth
John Speciale
Bigelow
Andrew Johnson
Charles Kelley
Gordon Bigelow
Pol
Dr. Bigelow
Chicago
Premier of Greece assassinated at the Chamber of Deputies
Premier Delyannis was fatally stabbed by gambler Gherakaris at the main entrance of the Chamber of Deputies in Athens. The attack, cited as revenge for gambling crackdown, sparked a mob scene with 20 000 witnesses as officers detained the killer and rushed the body to his residence.
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Athens
Theodore PL Detyannis
Creere
Glyekkarla
Chamber of Deputies
Preminr
Axaienin
Delyannio
Premler
Gherakarla
Gherakarie
Nim
M. Delyannies
Ical Agnniance
Red Crows
Delyannia
Lyach
Trang
Prima
Red Croas
George
Taos
Athena
Gherakaris
Russia accepts Roosevelt aid in formal reply to notes
The Russian government sent its formal reply to President Roosevelt's identical note delivered last Thursday. Ambassador Meyer delivered the response to Count Lamsdorff in St. Petersburg and it was transmitted to the president. The decision was not to publish the replies to Hussain and Japan now, though belligerents urged restraint. The assurances say the contents are accurate and complete.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Meyer
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
Count Cassini
Hussain
Japan
Far East
Informa
Rojestvensky Says Wounds Healing in Japanese Hospital
London reports from Sasebo that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, in a private room with a view, says his wounds are healing though rest remains troublesome. He estimates full recovery in about thirty days and declines to discuss naval affairs, noting the Japanese care as excellent.
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London
Moji
Japan
Daily Telegraph
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
King Oscar of Sweden Denounces Norwegian Oath Issue
In a strong letter to Norway's President M Nerner, King Oscar defends his actions regarding the Norwegian council of state and consular matters. He argues his prerogatives were within the constitution and notes Norway's constitutional status as independent and autonomous.
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Brockholm
Sweden
Oscar
Star Thing
M. Nerner
Norway
Kinemaker
Council of State
Honad Mignon
Miet Alwaye
Train wreck kills three in Kentucky reunion travel
A Southern railway cotton special carrying Confederate veterans to the Louisville reunion derailed at Golden Gate Kentucky. At fifty miles per hour the engine struck a spread trestle twenty feet high causing the engine and four cars to overturn into a ravine. Three people died and twenty nine were injured.
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Albion
Golden Gate
Loujavile
Dynamite Blast Targets Policeman’s Home in Wash
An explosion damaged the porch of policeman J. C. Williams at 8202 Maple Street early Tuesday. No injuries reported. Suspect G. F. Swab arrested as authorities withhold evidence details citing ongoing investigation.
Flames Burst Forth From Mont Pelee Volcano Activity
Mont Pelee in Martinique shows resumed volcanic activity stronger than April but not alarming. Dense smoke, luminous flashes near the dome, and a significant flame burst were observed on June 3 between 1 40 and 2 10. A thick smoke cloud spread toward Leprechur and the sea, then dispersed. The dome partially collapsed Monday at 6 o clock after a calm spell through the night.
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Fort de France
Martinique
Mont Peles
White River
Leprechur
Zion Invaded by Californians and Salt Lake Hosts
A Salt Lake Commercial club delegation and other Salt Lake officials hosted visitors from Los Angeles. Two special trains brought California officials, chamber of commerce members, and press to Salt Lake City to meet Senator W. A. Clark and local promoters. The trip was reported as a great success with hospitality praised.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
California
Southern California
Los Angeles
Fire destroys Overland hotel in Myrtle Creek Oregon
Early hour blaze roared through the Overland hotel at Myrtle Creek, Oregon, killing proprietor Hattie Dement and injuring several others. Night staff report no lamps lit and suspect incendiary origin as guests escaped with belongings left behind.
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Roveburg
Ore
Overland
Myrtle Creek
Hattie Dement
Fought in the Dark Vladivostok Sea of Japan naval thriller
An Associated Press interview series with surviving Russian naval officers reveals demoralization after the sinking of the flagship Kniaz Suvaroff and the wounding of Admiral Morontvonsly. Commanders were largely unfamiliar with their own leaders, and Japanese fire repeatedly doomed ships like Oshibya Alexander 1 and Kitae Suvaroff, while some vessels suffered structural faults.
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Poly
Nebagatoff
Rojestvensky
Wotl
Oshibya
Alexander 1
Kitae Souvarott
Little Girl Shoots Brother and Playmate in Los Angeles
Claudine Colm, 12, a hosekeeper for her father at 2735 West Temple Street, fired a shotgun at 3 PM Monday, wounding her 8-year-old brother Raymond Cohn and 6-year-old playmate Mabel Cooper. Claudine says the shooting was accidental though she loaded the gun to scare other children into better behavior.
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Los Angeles
Claudine Colm
West Temple Street
Raymond Cojn
Mabel Cooper
Vain Minister's Christmas Turkey Confusion in Fifeshire
A Fifeshire clergyman faced repeated offers of a large Christmas turkey sent by a congregant. After his family already provided for the feast, the minister sold the bird at market twice, only to have friends buy and send it again. Finally the family accepted the turkey as part of the Christmas dinner with providence approved.
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Fifeshire
Christman
Rin sell of Cox Wisconsin Heals with Kidney Pills
Frank M Rin sell of Cox Wisconsin suffered from severe kidney disease and could not walk. After trying Dodd's Kidney Pills, two boxes restored his strength and he can work all day. The local case is touted as miraculous in Chippewa county Wisconsin.
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Cox
Wis
Frank M. Rinsell
Dodd
Bright
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
The Big Cocoa Palm Across Tropical Shores
A traveler admires the cocoa palm thriving in salty soil defying hurricanes. The fruit’s voyage from seed to grove is described, noting its boat shape, germination in beach sands, and capacity to prosper in tropical latitudes. The piece contrasts quiet grove scenes with a winter beach memory.
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Crusoe
Uberty
Postum Coffee Promises Health Benefits For Young Women
An advisory piece stresses proper nutrition during adolescence to prevent future disease and shares a testimonial praising Pontum Coffee for easing stomach pains headaches and nervousness. The reader learns of imagined health gains from choosing Pontum and credits Battle Creek Michigan company Pontum Co. with the product.
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Lairy
Pontum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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