Utah State News Recaps Alfalfa Yields And Local Incidents
Utah crops fare unevenly as alfalfa yields lag nationwide while late sown grain in southern counties remains short. Salt Lake City sees new Western Pacific engineering offices and a Provo Salt Lake line. Notes on weather, fires, accidents, crime, and local government include a two ward division in Huntaville, Camp Taft at Manti, a new Mt. Pleasant bank, and salaries for Coalville officials.
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Utah Independent Telephone Company
Provo
Salt Lake
Mikasa Destroyed by Fire Explosion Sinking Japanese Flagship
The Japanese battleship Mikasa, flagship of Vice Admiral Togo, was destroyed by a midnight fire and magazine explosion. Six hundred lives were lost including rescuers from other ships. the vessel sank after the aft magazine exploded. An inquiry is opened into the cause.
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Tokio
Navy Department
Togo
Sea of Japan
Narrow
England
Wnr
Port Arthur
Miliway
Twelve Die After Switchman Blunder On Ninth Avenue El
New York dispatch reports twelve killed and over twenty injured when a Ninth Avenue elevated train derailed after a switch was left open. Motorman fled. switchman and four guards under arrest. conductor a witness. Carriages toppled, debris and sparks filled the street.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
Roosevelt Hospital
Nat
Fifty-third Street
Armenians Massacred in Caucasus by Tartars
Dispatches report a holy war in Zangesur and Jebrau with Tartars massacring Armenians. Thousands crossed the Perso Russian frontier to join the insurgents destroying Armenian villages. At Kinkend, many Armenians slain and survivors forced to convert.
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St. Petersburg
Zangesur
Jebrau
Kinkend
Japanese Riots Rage Over War Peace Terms Outcome
Rioting erupts across Japan after the Russia war settlement terms. Mob attacks Kokumin Shimbun office and burns the minister of home affairs residence, with police efforts to contain violence. Churches and a mission school destroyed. officials guard Katsura and Komura homes as unrest spreads from Tokyo to Chiba.
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Japan
Russia
Kokumin Shimbun
Minister of Home Affairs
Nobles’ Club
Imperial Hotel
Hibaya Park
Premiser Katsura
Baron Komura
United States
Reed Ouf Pooner
Jared
Ti Fa
Chiba
Niroku
Innocent Man Hanged Note Found on Body in Minot
A note on the victim claims Charles Sterling, who was hanged in Youngstown, Ohio, for the murder of a young woman near Koning county, Ohio, was innocent and asserts the writer is the true killer, identifying Chart Hoerelg as the murderer.
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Minot
N. D
Mr. Byer
Charles Sterling
LA Ale Grombacher
Youngstown
Koning County
Ohio
Armenians Gathered for Deportation in Turkey Prison Camps
Reports from the Boston office say 50 Armenians are at Poot and 200 at Malatia in Turkey awaiting deportation. The detainees are returned emigrants, some having left the United States as far back as 1898.
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Boston
Poot
Malatia
Turkey
Itlu Gal
Phoenix Woman Fatally Burns in Oil Can Fire
Mrs. Adolph Buser, living east of Phoenix, used kerosene to start a fire when an explosion caused her burns and seriously injured her stepson. She died early Tuesday. Her husband, a silk mill foreman in Phoenixville, Pa, plans to join her here soon to reside permanently.
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Anna
Adolph Buser
Phoenixville
Musmian commissioners end peace talks with Japan at Portsmouth
The Musmian commissioners who concluded a peace treaty with Japanese envoys at Portsmouth N A began their return to St Petersburg on Tuesday. They sailed aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm I after a farewell visit by Sergius Witte and Baron Rosen to the Japanese diplomats, who later plan to depart. A large crowd gathered at the wharf to bid Witte farewell.
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New York
Musmian Commissionera
Japan
Portamouth
N. A
St. Petersburg
Sergius Witte
M. Witte
Baron Rosen
Witte
Burying Victims After Southern Italy Earthquake
Monteleone, Italy reports ongoing burial work for quake victims. Temporary shelters are set in village tents and on the hillside for survivors. Wells at Piscoplo are drying, while in Santan Now rie overflowing. the Patone torrent runs hot with new springs and water courses.
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Monteleone
Italy
Bodlow
Piscoplo
Santal
Pateno
Nelson Britt Fight Payouts Totals Revealed
In San Francisco the Britt Nelson bout payouts totaled 45 800. The split shows Nelson 18 841.29 Britt 19 500 and management 16 908.82. Nelson’s prize also includes 5 from a film interest pushing his total to 24 841.29.
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San Francisco
Britt-Nelson
Nelson
Britt
Tangier Dispatch Notes Tribal Clashes Near Tantor
A Tangier report dated September 14 describes tribes clashing near Tantor with Anghera and Raisuli’s factions at odds. The government stance remains unresolved and a joint protest by the diplomatic corps is planned. The mountains are deemed safe and a return to Tangier is expected soon.
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Washington
Tangier
Ships Will Return to Russia Amid Uncertain Orders
St. Petersburg reports no orders yet for returning interned warships to ports. Admiralty waits for telegraphic ratifications before moving crews and vessels home for repairs from August battles and before heading to Vindvoutok.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Admiralty
Vind Voutok
Japan
Powder Explosion Kills Dozens at Rand Mills Fairbanes Pa
In Connellsville area the Rand powder mill complex at Fairbanes six miles south of Uniontown exploded killing about nineteen workers, with thirteen identified. Many residents injured as shock toppled hay stacks, broke windows, and halted rail traffic for hours.
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Connellaville
Rand
Fairbanes
Uniontown
Bealdesning
Fairchancea
Connellsville
Fairdhance
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wes Pennsylvania Traction Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Rand Mills
Conchos
Japanese Progressive Party Condemns Peace Agreement
The Progressive Party council met on Saturday and condemned the government for a peace they call humiliating. They claim the peace betrays national interests, caused unrest in Tokyo, and necessitated martial law after police action. Count Okuma missed the meeting due to illness.
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Tokio
Council of the
Progressive Party
Toklo
Okuma
Burned at stake in Waxahachie lynching case
A mob of about 3500 men hanged and burned Steve Davin, a young Black man, after he confessed to outraging 20-year-old Mrs. S. P. Norris. The fire burned swiftly as wind fanned the blaze, reportedly started by the victim's husband.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Waxahatchie
Steve Davin
S. P. Norris
Steamer Boane Disaster Bodies Recovered on Lake Superior
Cleveland firm Hawgood and Co owners of the steamer Boane report a Marquette telegram that four men and one woman were washed ashore at Pine River with life preservers showing their home towns. The woman is believed to be the cook’s wife. The loss included nineteen crewmen and one other passenger.
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Cleveland, D
W. A. Hawgood & Co
Boane
Lake Superior
Marquette
Mich
Merc
Pine River
Perone
Tn R
Arbitration Likely in Ottoman Naturalization Dispute
American minister Mr. Lelihman discussed with Tewfik Pasha the case of Chirkis Virtanian and another Armenian naturalized in America involved in a murder and assassination plot. The issue hinges on foreign naturalization in Turkey and the 1802 treaty, with arbitration proposed due to no Turkish American naturalization pact.
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Constantinople
Lelihman
Tewfik Pasha
Chirkis Virtanian
Apik Andjian
Porte Persjmta
Turkey
Roosevelt Hosts Japanese and Russian Envoys at White House
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt hosted Baron Komura and Minister Takahira at luncheon and M. Witte and Baron de Rosen at dinner. He extended a courteous welcome and expressed gratitude that the missions to America were completed successfully.
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Oyster Bay
Baron Komura
Takahira
M. Witte
Baron de Rosen
Roosevelt
Enroye
Japan
Russla
America
Disastrous Trip of Schooner Jos H Cromwell
The Boston fishing schooner Jos H Cromwell lost eleven crewmen near Georges Bank last Wednesday. Captain Isaac Fanzer drowned after leaping overboard and leaving a note saying he intended to end his life. Remaining crewmen brought the vessel into port Saturday.
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Boston
Isaac Fanzer
Jos. H. Cromwell
Georges' Bank
Protesting German Butchers Seek Duty Relief on Meat
Prohibitive meat prices in Germany spark a protest by master butchers and dozens of city governments. They urge the government to admit cattle and hogs free of duty to ease the higher costs impacting industry and urban centers.
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Germany
Berlin
Tve
Aguinaldo Under Suspicion in Cavite Probe
Captain W P Baker testifies in a libel suit against the Renaciamiento newspaper alleging Aguinaldo leads the outlaw movement with captured chiefs providing evidence. He says the people understand Aguinaldo directs the campaign and that supposed peaceful natives aid the movement under his leadership.
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Manila
W. P. Baker
Cavite
Renaciamiento
Aguinaldo
Mme
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