Utah State News Highlights From Rich County to Provo
A Utah regional roundup reports diverse items: Daniel S. Marshall, former Rich County sheriff, named Uintah and Payson forest reserves supervisor. Provo may gain a new union depot for Rio Grande Western and Oregon Short Line railroads. Captain E A Wedgewood of the Utah Battery is breveted major for Manila action. Wilford A. Beesley appointed weather bureau messenger in Washington. Salt Lake City resident Louis Paul wins $500 judgment against a streetcar company for injuries. Several accidents and crimes are noted including a fatal rockfall near Viente City and a leading mine dispute in Mark City. A new coal land venture forms in Sanpete, and the supreme court upholds murder convictions in Salt Lake. Other items include local arrests for horse stealing, various injuries, suicides, and political notes on state borders.
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Joseph Carter
Ktah
Richfield
Sanpete County
Supreme Court
King and Lynch
Colonel Prowse
Salt Lake
Froshben
Jim
Mike Brown
David
John Veck
Claud
Rh. W
Filizabeth Levy
Wpanguiteh
Destructive mine blast at Dayton Nelson mine
An explosion at the Nelson mine in Dayton Tennessee, caused by dry coal dust ignited by a defective fuse, killed at least twenty two workers and injured many more. Ten bodies recovered. twelve still inside the mine as safety lamps were required. The blast, said to have followed a blown fuse, wrecked the mine entrance and sent flames and shock through the area.
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Wows Bisset
Nelson
Layton Coal and Iron E Company
Dayton
Tenn
Ijt
Colrance
Clei
Poe
Lweakys-Eiruil
Regen Lab
Terrile
Vtuchus Avenue
Tve
Wool production by states shows Colorado Idaho Utah Wyoming
Census bureau statistics summarize fleeces shorn, wool and mohair weights, and values for Colorado Idaho Utah and Wyoming. Wool farms report 1 171 fleeces shorn 1 380 400 pounds unwashed wool valued at 1 115 451. Mohair and goat hair farms list 24 fleeces shorn 1 545 pounds and 550 dollars. Dato shows 1 020 farms with 2 188 100 fleeces and 15 474 447 pounds wool valued at 32 210 790. Mohair figures: 22 farms 3 473 fleeces 11 688 pounds worth 3 050. Total wool production across regions totals 17 050 077 pounds valued at 2 590 638. Wyoming reports 80 wool farms with 3 090 071 fleeces and 87 745 000 pounds wool valued at 84 277. Mohair figures show 11 farms with 247 fleeces and 400 pounds valued at 2114.
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Census Bureau
Colorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Cave in Abbey mine amazes Kendall readers with crystal walls
A Kendall Mont special reports a remarkable cave in the Abbey mine far larger and more novel than any prior. The main chamber is ornate with crystalized jutue and stalactites while ore rests on the floor from the broken vein. Separately a Lowell Washington boy, George Dezort, seven years old, was killed after being dragged under a train as he and a younger brother stopped on a railroad track to school.
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George Dezort
Lowell
Wash
Butte Painters Union Locked Out Over 50 Cent Demand
Members of the Butte Painters and Paperlanger's union have been locked out by employers. The men demanded a 50 cent per day raise, which was refused. The action affects about 200 workers, and the union had planned to strike if the demand was not granted.
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Butte Painters and Paperlanger’s
Senator Dines and Jonas Lose Narrow Senate Races
In Aphutines, Senator Dines is defeated while Senator Jonas of Arkanosas suffers a setback as both face rejection in their Senate bids. Ex-governor Clarke wins a majority in the peneren assembly, signaling a shift. The contest remains highly watched, with factions adjusting to the results.
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Jonas
Arkanosas
First Chinaman in America Dies From Alcoholism
The body of Charles Busse, a Chinese man, lies in Milwaukee morgue. Authorities say he was the first of his race in this country to die from drinking himself to death. He had no fixed occupation and reportedly spent his money on drink. He was found dead in his room.
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Charles Busse
Milwaukee
Law
Efforts Made to Secure Pardon for Rathbone
Friends of Estes G Rathbone press for a Havana Court sentence pardon. Senator Hagden asks the president to grant clemency, but Rathbone declines. The president will review the case papers thoroughly. Rumors suggest final outcome hinges on review.
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Estes Gi. Rathbone
Havana
Hagdna
Rathbone
Go Down With Ship In River Disaster Near Hanoi
A steam launch Kwang Pa carrying Madame Arlhao the infant and 300 Chinese passengers sank near Ningh Su after overloading on a dark night. Junk rescuers saved some but more than 250 perished including Mme Arlhao and her baby plus many women and children. A collision of the steamer Tloiho near Canton drowned over 150.
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Ching
Hanoi
Kwang Pa
Nuindia
Madame Arlhao
Luessen
uni@undte
Mme
Aritiao
Woweo
Tloiho
Canton
Public Debt Decline in March Financial Report
The monthly public debt statement shows debt, excluding cash, at 2,002,083. Less cash, a $6.82 million drop for March. Government receipts totaled $47.50 million while outlays were $38.11 million, yielding a surplus of $8.40 million. Revenue sources include customs, internal revenue, and miscellaneous receipts with various year over year changes. War department expenses fell, while other items show adjustments and reductions in expenditures.
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War Department
Beet Sugar Company Shares Dividend Amounts Declared
The annual financial statement to shareholders shows sugar output TRO pounds, total credits 2 521 047, gross profits 854 118, maintenance costs 362 710, campaign profits 401 007, general expenses and interest 995 000, leaving available for dividends 276 607.
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American Beet Sugar Company
Fifteen Bodies Recovered at Nelson Nine Mine
Fifteen bodies have been recovered from the Nelson nine mine after Monday's explosion. Eight to fourteen more are believed trapped. Most victims left destitute families whose needs are being supplied by Dayton Con and Iron Company. The blast followed an inspection claiming the mine was safe.
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Nelson
Dayton Con) and Iron Company
Dayton
Riot Mass Burial Report in Ta Ming Fu China
Chinese officials report about a thousand killed in riots in Ta Ming Fu southern Chi Li province. Disturbances followed local officials’ efforts to collect indemnities from Catholics, prompting dispatch of soldiers and a Tao Tai to mediate. Missionaries warned to stay out of disturbed districts amid widespread poverty and financial strain.
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Ta Ming Fu
Chi Li
Flood Disaster Strikes Tennessee Rivers and Counties
Reports from flooded Tennessee districts describe severe damage with potential losses reaching four million dollars and at least twenty two lives. Several counties remain cut off from communication as property and farm land suffer heavy harm across the region between the mountains and the Tennessee river.
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Tennessee
Tennessee River
Cumberland River
Alabama Line
Tragic shooting near Butteville claims two year old Clara Wilson
In Butteville Oregon a 10 year old boy Charles Com best accidentally shot and killed Clara Wilson two and a half in their home. The boy saw a bird on the fence took a revolver from a shelf and fired through a doorway as the girl stepped into view. The tragedy occurred while the children were alone in the house.
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Clara Wilson
Butteville
Oregon
Charles Combest
Despondent Student Found Dead in Lincoln Park
Howard K. R. Miller a Keokuk Iowa college student was found in Lincoln Park Chicago under snow with a revolver in his hand. Police believe overstudy caused his despondency leading to death.
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Howard KR. Miller
Keokuk
Iowa
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Russia says it will not evacuate Manchuria yet
A dated note from Russia to the United States states Manchuria will not be evacuated until disorder in the province has ceased and declares Russia intends to respect the open door policy. The text also references Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup and a garbled, unrelated medical blurb about gums and inflammation.
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Russia
United States
Manchuria
United States Spain Friendship Treaty Await Bellamy Storer Return
The treaty of friendship between the United States and Spain will be signed once Bellamy Storer, the U S minister, returns to Madrid. He is currently in the United States.
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United States
Spain
Bellamy Storer
Madrid
Mr. Storer
Rebel financier to surrender with rifles in Mindanao tour
Rufino who spent thirty thousand dollars to incite rebellion in Misamis now offers to surrender with seventy five rifles to the native constabulary. General Chaffee will sail Mahila April 10 for a tour of inspection to Samar island where he will witness the surrender of insurgent General Inevarra at a port on April 15.
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Rufino
Misamis
Mindanao
Chaffee
Mahila
Samar
Inevarra
Boy, 13, Arrested in Toledo Area for Murder
Thirteen year old Danny Rosenbecker was arrested near Toledo for the murder of seven year old Arthur Shanteau. The boys lived on neighboring farms. Rosenbecker says Shan teau insulted him and tried to strike him with a club, prompting Rosenbecker to fatally strike him with a butcher knife.
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Danny Rosenbecker
Toledo
Arthur Shanteau
Rosenbecker
Ronsenbecker
Shanteau
Kruger to Accept Any Peace Terms Reached
Readable report indicates no definite progress in South African peace talks. Delegates Wessels and Wolmarans, recently in the United States, have been interviewed after returning to France. They expressed hope for a satisfactory compromise following Schalkburger's mission. Weasels is credited with saying Kroger would approve any peace terms reached in South Africa.
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South Africa
Messrs
Wessels
Wolmarans
Teer
United States
France
Schalkburger
Weasels
Kroger
Cuba Policy and Diplomatic Postures Amid Occupation
The president asks Congress to consider measures for Cuba's governance and consular representation under the war appropriations act. The proposed ordinance outlines Cuban independence, limits on foreign entanglements, and a framework for a future relationship with the United States including occupation ending and treaty arrangements with a Cuban government. It also covers restoration of consulates, salaries, and a plan for immediate negotiations to establish diplomatic channels and commercial interests.
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Congress
Cuba
United States
Cuma
Clara Pee
Utio
Cubs
Aline
Government of
Ameri Eiebeeus
Republic of
Ulna
Legation
Pynemi O
Havana
Cienfuegos
Santiigo de Cubs
Maraccou
Carden
Mutanzox
Nuecintis
Saiu de Lagrande
San Juan de Los Remedias
Tvents
Andi
Ciba
Ford
Aehlewebein
Wallenaten
Mikel
Cholera in Manila Shows Diminishing Pattern
Cholera in Manila is believed to have abated with cases milder and Americans no longer alarmed. Medical authorities report sixty seven cases and forty eight deaths since the outbreak began, with infections confined to natives and Chinese men.
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Manila
Emperor Francis Joseph Washes Feet of Twelve Aged Men
Emperor Francis Joseph performed the traditional ceremony of washing the feet of twelve aged men at the Hofburg on Thursday morning. Nobility and the diplomatic corps, including the United States minister S. McCormick and Captain Floyd Harris, witnessed the rite. Afterward, the emperor hung money bags on the participants, whose aggregate age was listed as 1,010 years.
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Emperor Francis Joseph
Moreing
Hofturg
United States
S. McCormick
Chandler Wale
United States Legation
Floyd Harris
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