Iron county fair yields largest harvest in Panguitch region
Utah state brief reports the past week saw the Iron county fair a success with record harvests near Panguitch Ogden guards to get new armory at $18000 Salt Lake teachers up by twenty Salt Lake county enrollment climbs to 8540 at American Fork district and other local incidents including fires accidents and a fatal horse fall near Ogden
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Michael Murphy
Salt Lake
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Schoo
Wintab Reservation
Rooosevelt
Virginia Hahn
Kansas City
Jim Bridger
Balt Lake
Mia Hahn
Indiana
China objects to peace terms at Portmouth
China protests to Russia and Japan over two Portmouth peace terms. Beijing argues nine months suffices to evacuate Manchuria, not twelve, and opposes an armed guard of about 10 000 troops in Far Eastern rails.
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Portamouth
China
Manchuria
Roesia
Japan
Russia
Naval Armistice Details on Demarcation Line Near Siberian Coast
Details released Monday describe the naval armistice and demarcation line agreed by Japan and Russia on September 18. The line begins at Cape Rodsonoff, runs east then north through the Tartar Strait, and extends toward Kamchatka and the Komanderslande, with the Strait of Tartary neutral for warships.
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Vladivostok
Jessen
Ruwsin
Ersabeen
Zemstvo Meeting Opens in Moscow Under Censorship
The Zemstvo and municipal representatives from interior Russia and the Polish Lithuanian provinces began talks at Prince Tcherbatoff's residence led by Count Heydon. A Moscow governor general envoy was ready to halt any violation of secretive sitting rules. Press attendance was allowed but coverage will be censored.
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Tcherbatoff
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Durnovo
Activity Returns in Vladivostok After Peace
Vladivostok reports a rapid return of business after peace. Residents who fled during the trouble are coming back and resuming trades and industrial duties. Foreign steamers and sailing vessels with freight are arriving as forty two ships are expected from Hongkong and Shanghai soon.
Firestorms Threaten Butte Business District
A major fire gutted the Symons Dry Goods and library buildings in Butte, with flames racing through eight blocks as wind drove the blaze. The Anaconda and Silver Bow fire crews aided, eight people were injured, and losses reached about one million dollars across multiple businesses and blocks.
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Goldberg
Walkover
Atlantic Saloon
York
Symons
Anaconda
Silver Bow
Butte
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Syeth
Went Park Street
Pekin Officials Killed as Bomb Explodes on Train
At Pekin railway station a bomb exploded in a private car on a train carrying four missions abroad to study foreign politics. Four minor officials died and over twenty were wounded, including Prince Taai Tohe and former minister Wu Ting Fang. The bomber was blown to pieces. Government offices and railways are now heavily guarded.
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Pekin
Prince Taai Tohe
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Russia Liberal Assembly Plan Nears Promulgation
A reform granting limited right of assembly for political and economic discussion is nearly ready for publication by authorities led by Count Ignatieff. It imposes three days notice, permits quick meetings, but allows government oversight content and speaker identity demands. The press reform also seeks to relax press laws during the campaign.
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St. Petersburg
Representative Assembly
Count Ignatieff
Solaky
Nicholas
National Assembly
Palma's Party Wins in Havana as Moderates Secure Victory
Havana reports show a quiet registration selection with no disorders except Placetas where shots were fired but no fatalities. Liberals concede complete victory for President Palma's moderates. some claim police blocked liberal voters at polls. Telegraphed updates claim victory across Cuba.
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Placetas
Santa Clara
Palma
Ema
Nome Fire Destroys Blocks in City Heart
A Nome fire early September 15 destroyed multiple blocks in the city center after starting at 3 am in the Alaska saloon building. rapid action by Schicd & Co. and volunteer crews, with two engines, helped check the blaze. Olympia brings Seattle report with updates from Nome.
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Nome
Portabe
Alaska
Dean & O'Reilly
Ree
Front Street
Fie
Schicd & Co
Relief for famine sufferers in Russia funds
A special committee from the department of agriculture and the ministry of the Interior departed St Petersburg to oversee famine relief in Russian districts. The government estimates the cost at 20 million dollars and aims to ease distress by public works until the next harvest.
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St Petersburg
Department of Agriculture
Ministry of the Interior
Russia
Sraptadgery
Norwegian Press Accepts Karlutad Conference Outcome
Norwegian newspapers express cautious approval of the Karlutad conference results. They anticipate some opposition but expect majority acceptance as best for peace. Verdensgang notes delegates sought only necessary terms for stability, urging youths to avoid polsy demonstrations that harm the common cause.
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Christiania
Verdensgang
Commander Iwich Makes Desperate Jump From Window
A Jiji dispatch from Sasebo reports Captain Iwich commander of the damaged Nikasa attempted suicide after addressing warship survivors. He jumped from a window and was severely wounded in the head. He lies in critical condition at Banebo Naval hospital.
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Sasebo
Iwich
Banebo
Gunfight Report From Absarokee Forest Case
Red Lodge Montana reports supervisor E C Russell arrived with a bullet wound and facial burns claiming a gun fight with Wild Ail Meyers of Butter Creek. Meyers allegedly was shot twice in the stomach. a physician was sent for. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a piece of land when the two men met and exchanged shots.
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Mont
E. C. Russell
Absarokee
Ail Meyers
Butcher Creek
Meyers
Montreal Citizen Strangles Child. Father Makes Excuse
Montreal, Quebec. J Albert Martin, junior partner of Mayor Lapote, killed his six year old daughter after playing with her at home. On discovery he appeared calm and said I have another angel for heaven.
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Quebec
J. Albert Martin
Lapote
Martin
Rogers Reports Boycott Ebbing in Shanghai Trade
Consul General in Shanghai cables Washington that boycott conditions have eased. American trade is active, especially in northern China, with no stamping of boycott marks observed. Overall affairs are described as satisfactory.
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Washington
Rogers
Shanghai
State Department
China
Wreck in Cascade tunnel disrupts freight train traffic
A wreck in the center of the two mile Northern Pacific tunnel through the Cascade mountains occurred Saturday morning when freight cars loaded with wheel hubs slid from the track due to a broken rail and were crushed. No one injured, but rear train cars blocked by smoke. a Spokane passenger was in the tunnel ten minutes earlier.
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Wash
Cascade Mountains
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Father Kills Child With Caress in Gravel Switch Ky
In Gravel Switch Kentucky a tragic incident occurred when Jacon Chumbley returned home to visit his wife and child. As the father bent to lift his daughter's chin for a greeting, his touch caused a fatal neck fracture and the child died instantly. authorities investigate the unusual event.
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Jacon Chumbley
Gran
Woman Threatened With Kill May Die From Fright
Mrs. Domingo Ortega, -her husband threatened to kill her -fell from a stair case during a chase and is in critical condition. Police say no blows were struck but fear may have caused her dangerous condition.
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Santa Barbara
Domingo Ortega
Ortege
Robbery Dopes Three in Laporte Suburban Home
In Laporte Indiana Mr and Mrs Don Armstrong and a Goshen guest Mrs Clint Foaker were drugged during a midnight robbery at their home. The assailants looted the house while the trio slept. Mrs Armstrong recovered later but her husband and guest were hard to wake. Doctors have not identified the substance used.
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Ind
Don Armstrong
Clint Foaker
Goshen
Tenu Sre
Diplomatic Cable Reports Cuban Act Against U S Consulate
Cu ban minister Quesada delivered a cable from Cuba's Senor O Parrill stating the U S consulate at Clon fuegos was defiled. The Cuban government deplores the act as isolated and criminal, with an immediate investigation ordered to find the author.
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Mr. Quesada
Meneage
Senor O'Parrill
Cuba
United States
Clonfuegos
Yaqui Indians in Mexico City Report Doing Well
General Gonzales Costo, Mexico’s war minister, says Yaqui tribe members moved from Bonora to the hot country are prospering among farmers. The War Office ensures fair pay and treatment, and the policy aims to turn them into good citizens. Spreading them across the country ends their plan for an independent Sonora government.
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Mexico City
Gonzales Costo
Bonora
War Office
Sonora
Emigration Surge From Andalusia to South America
Dispatches report entire trains of Goeniarde leaving the Andalusian district for South America. Many families abandon homes and farms as Galicia villages are deserted awaiting promised relief. Fifteen steamers are slated to sail from Andalusia in October carrying emigrants.
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Ftam Ine
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South America
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