Utah Farm Creamery Plan and Regional News Highlights
Wayne county farmers organize to establish a creamery. Salt Lake City ministerial association opposes Monday theatre performances. James Carr 20 dies of train incident with foot amputation. Farr dies after self-inflicted gunshot while inspecting revolver. Federation of Women’s Clubs to meet in Springville. Fire damages a barn at Kayeville. Dog thieves terrorize Salt Lake City. Miner Killickeney injured by mine cave-in in Park City. Moab disincorporation vote projected as unlikely. Young son of the Keyes family injured from a horse incident. Mazzo, sought for murder, captured in Colorado. Coalville council wins power house contract for electric service. First major football injury in Salt Lake a broken collarbone. Snow covers Park City hills. continued winter outlook. Grain in American Fork above average. crops improving. A Utah shipper reports two carloads of choline apples to Minnesota. A 1,200 bushel shipment and $1,400 gross from venture. Thomas Teakle killed in Oregon Short Line yards. Lehi sugar factory consumes 1200 tons of beets daily. factory running smoothly. Rishton baby drowns in Hoysville canal. body found half a mile away. Park City petition for horse team for fire department. Roddick Allred dies at 81. pioneer and Indian fighter. Truants roundup in Salt Lake. law requires 8-16 year olds in school 30 weeks. Ephraim hay stack fire destroys barn, livestock worth about $500. Swan found guilty on bounty fraud charges in Salt Lake.
Komura Reaches Tokio After Peace Talks Reception
Baron Komura the Japanese foreign minister arrived in Tokyo from Vancouver with a subdued reception. Troops police and gendarmes lined the route to the palace where the emperor gave him an imperial audience lasting over an hour and sent a written message praising Komura’s services in the peace negotiations.
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Tokio
Baron Komura
Japan
Vancouver
B.C
Yokohama
Empres of
India
Inonve
Komura
Imperial
Tokyo
Inouye
Kormura'a
Baron Komitra
Ften
Roosevelt
Union Dissolution Ends Sweden Norway Union
Stockholm reports the dissolution of the union between Norway and Sweden dating from 1814 as both houses pass the government bill repealing the union act and recognizing Norway as a state separate from Sweden. The lower house votes without debate while some senators warn of irreparable misfortune. The new flag design reverts to the pre 1814 yellow crow on blue field with the union mark removed.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Rikndag
Senate
Elim
Grand Duke Cyril Dismissed Over Marriage to Victoria
The imperial ukase dated October 15 annuls Grand Duke Cyril's service, strips him of decorations and honors, bars him from imperial highness, and seizes his income from the 2.6 million set aside at birth. He departed St. Petersburg Monday night.
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St. Petersburg
Cyril
Victoria
Hesse
Cyril Ia
Peterboft
Wreck of Missouri Pacific Train Injures Seventeen Near Kilburn
A westbound Missouri Pacific passenger train No. 7 derailed near Kilburn sixty nine miles east of Pueblo at about 6 30 AM after rain caused track spread. The last three cars a Pullman sleeper a tourist sleeper and a day coach overturned injuring seventeen with one believed fatally hurt.
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Pueblo
Colo
Missouri Pacific
Kilburn
Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church Demolished by Gas Explosion
The Pirat Presbyterian church at McKeow Rocks near the end suburb was destroyed Monday by a natural gas blast. The janitor David Leader, who searched the basement with a light, was badly burned and trapped under the falling walls but survived.
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Pittsburg
Pirat Presbyterian
McKeow Rocks
End
Ewe Davia
Narrow escape for crew aboard submarine No 1 at Spithead
Sixteen teen crew on submarine boat No 1 at Spithead faced a close call Monday afternoon as water leaked through an exhaust pipe causing gas buildup and a sprung explosion that damaged the machinery. The vessel rose stern first and a government gunboat nearby pulled the craft alongside and rescued the crew.
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Portamouth
Eng
Spithead
Ovar By
Italy acts as pacemaker in Moroccan affair
A semi official Rome note says Italy’s actions in Paris London and Berlin were friendly and aimed at peace. It notes France accepted a German proposed conference on Morocco and that Italy will keep using its influence to foster an understanding between France and Germany. France plans to greet King Emmanuel at Genoa on ber 28 for harbor works inauguration.
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Paris
Berlin
France
Germany
Rome
M. Delcasse
Italy
Paria
London
Miniater Tittons
M. Barrere
Rouvier
Genoa
Emanuel
Congressmen Sentenced in Oregon Case
Portland Oregon congressman John Newton Williamson of the Second district received ten months in prison and a $600 fine. Ex United States commissioner Marion R Bigga drew a similar penalty while Dr Van Gesner faced charges related to conspiracy with the same jail term and fine, all with stays possible and Bonds posted for the others.
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Portland
Ore
John Newton Williamson
Oregon
United States
Marion R. Bigga
van Gesner
Furth
Williamson
Battle in Crete as Russian forces clash with insurgents
Russian soldiers gendarmes and civil guards seized Arymo village on Friday in Crete. A firefight with insurgents lasted into the night. Reports indicate five insurgents killed eight wounded while Russian troops suffered no casualties.
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Caneu
Crete
Arymo
Korea poised for development under Japanese influence
Baron Hayashi told Jiji in Osaka that uprisings in Korea are irregular and leaderless. He stated the peninsula is now effectively Japan's dependency. With adequate capital and foresight, Korea's natural resources could be developed, making it a source of wealth.
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Oxaka
Korea
Japan
Horses Men and Guns Went Over the Cliff
Private Albert Laste was killed at Fort Riley sever al others injured as horses pulling artillery limbers reared at wind blown flag and plunged over a cliff two miles north of Fort Riley during target practice. Privates Connolly Simpson Leary Norman Lancaster and Cline were hospitalized with injuries.
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Tnnction City
Kan
Albert Laste
Twenty-ninth Battery of
Field Artillery
Fort Riley Atsoon
John Connolly
J G. Simpson
Leary
Norman
Lancaster
Cline
Laste
Fort Riley
Death Calls Famous Actor Sir Henry Irving
Sir Henry Irving died Friday night while on tour in Bradford. The celebrated actor collapsed after performing in Becket and Becket’s Becket roles, returning to his hotel where he suffered a fatal syncope before medical aid arrived. He had been delivering farewell engagements across the English provinces.
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London
Sir Henry Irving
Sir Henry
Bradford
Rene
Fire Bella
Matthiaa
Lord ‘Tennyson
Becket
Roosevelt Told First of Portsmouth Peace
In Petersburg President Roosevelt was the first person alerted by the Russian government that Emperor Nicholas had ratified the Portsmouth peace treaty. The news reached him immediately after the emperor signed the Instrument and before Lamadorff’s counter signature, with France learning of ratification hours later.
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At. Petersburg
Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Nicholas
Peterhof
Lamadorff
Foreign Office
Count Lamadorff
Taggart Wins Divorce Suit In Wisconsin Court
Judge Eason granted Captain Elmore Taggart a divorce and custody of two children Culver 11 and Charles 7. Mrs Taggart is denied possession but will be allowed to see the children.
Fire claims man and infant in Chicago tenement blaze
The charred bodies of 27 year old Joseph Kantrun and his infant were found in a closet under a stairway in a tenement at 612 Jefferson Street after firemen extinguished a blaze believed incendiary. Several occupants leaped from windows during the fire. Investigators think Kantrun died by self harm following a quarrel with his wife.
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Chicago
Joseph Kantrun
Jefferson Street
Itin
Kantrun
Changes in Philippine commission personnel foreseen
Washington and Manila reports indicate several changes in the Philippine commission. Commissioner Ide is expected to retire soon due to advancing years. Governor Wright is not yet forecasted but likely to retire shortly after his December return from Washington.
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Washington
Manila
Philippine Commission
Itn
Ide Ia
Wright
Bhimolt
Commission Finishes Its Labour Plan for National Assembly
The wornky reform commission in St. Petersburg reports completion of its labora and shifts to plans for a ministerial cabinet. A special conference of high functionaries will convene next week to finalize the project before presenting to the emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Wornky Reform Commission
National Assembly
Freer Trade for Filipinos Advocated by Senator Long
Senator Long, after a trip to the far east with Taft, urged freer trade for the Philippines saying reductions in duties are essential for the islands. He noted recent typhoons and drought worsened conditions, causing discontent but not revolution, and expected rail legislation to be settled early.
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Washington
Sennator Long
Kansay
Far East
Taft
United States
Philippine Islands
Long
Japan considers protectorate plan for Korea before Tokyo talks
Seoul dispatch reports Japanese Minister Hayashi heads to Tokyo to press for protectorate over Korea as the likely outcome of upcoming conference. Tokyo seeks to solidify control before Russian delegates return while British and Italian ministers are away, fostering belief that foreign legations may withdraw and Korea's diplomacy shift homeward.
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Seoul
Korea
Hayashi
Tokio
Russia
Head Found In Street Sparks Grim New York Slaying
A severed head found on East Eighteenth Street led to the discovery of a brutal murder in a Third Avenue residence. Victim identified as Thomas Corcoran. body portions concealed in a wall case and clothes hamper. Frederick Bauer, an elevator runner, was arrested in connection with the case.
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New York
East Eighteenth Street
Avenue
Thomas Corcoran
Corcoran
Third Avenue
Frederick Bauer
Bauer
General Wright to resign from Philippine governorship
Washington reports Luke K. E. Wright plans to retire as governor general of the Philippine commission around December 1 due to dissatisfaction with the Philippine situation. He will take six months leave and is expected to return to Memphis to resume the practice of law.
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Washington
Philippines
Luke KE. Wright
Philippine Commission
Wright
United States
Memphis
Tenn
Osborne Nominated for District Attorney Opposing Jerome
James W. Osborne former assistant district attorney under William T. Jerome was nominated by the Democratic convention at Tammany Hall to run for district attorney. He will be one of Jerome’s opponents as Jerome campaigns for re election as an independent.
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New York
James W. Osborne
William T. Jerome
Tammany Hall
Osborne
Jerome
Senator Emmons Convicted by Jury in Bribery Case
Sacramento California jury returns a verdict of guilty against former Senator B J Emmons on charges of accepting a bribe during the last legislative session. Mrs Emmons fainted and wept as the verdict was announced in a dramatic courtroom scene.
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Senator Emmons
California
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