Utah State News Roundup Highlights Disease and Development
Two smallpox cases appear in Salt Lake as recency notes report health concerns. State crops suffer little frost damage while flood of projects grows with a May 15 peace meeting in Salt Lake. Tintic valley to employ 1,000 railroad workers within two months and Wellsville assembly hall excavation nears completion with a projected cost of 25 AMO. Salt Lake osteopaths plan a court test on legal status, and park news covers a beer ban at Saltair.
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Salt Lake
Tintic Valley
Morris Young
Boxer Rebellion Flares as Emperors Fire in Henan and Kwangi
The China turmoil intensifies with a Boxer style uprising in south Kwangi and Henan. French naval offer denied, mass killings of villagers and mandarins reported, while tax riots and indemnity anger fuel the insurrection.
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Kwangsi
Henan
Nung Yang
Tung Po
Pi Yung
Boer Leaders Ask Peace Plan With British Oversight Proposals
Reports from The Hague indicate secret South Africa dispatches outline Boer acceptance of a British lord commissioner and a Boers executive based in Pretoria. The plan would divide the country into districts with British officers, retain veto power to Britain, ceded Johannesburg, a 10 million pound indemnity, staged disarmament, no war tax, and continued Boer leadership under supervision.
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Hague
South Africa
Pretoria
Moer
Johannesburg
Great Britain
Russian Minister Sipianguine Shot in St Petersburg Lobby
The Russian Minister of the Interior M Sipianguine was fatally wounded in the ministerial lobby at St Petersburg by an assassin posing as an aide. The student shooter named Dalsahanstt was arrested without resistance after the close range attack. Sipianguine belonged to a distinguished family and backed harsh measures against liberal movements.
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Russia
M. Sipinguine
St. Petersburg
M. Sipiaguine
Dalsahanstt
Kiefl
Siplaguine
M. Siplaguine
M. Pobtichondstzeff
Holy Synod
England’s War Costs in Three Years Top £165 Million
Budget figures in the House of Commons show ordinary expenditures of £126.15 million for 1903 with war charges at £15.45 million, totaling £174.10 million, while three-year war costs reached £105.09 million. Revenue prospects include Transvaal wealth and Chinese indemnity to ease debt. Deficit for the year estimated at £26.59 million with extra war outlays possible. wheat duties and taxes adjusted. Transvaal and indemnity noted amid nationalist cheers. In Des Moines, Iowa, Mary Peterson aged 15 and Thomas Peterson aged 11 were slain by an unknown assailant, a black man, found by a farmer after midnight, bodies discovered with no arrest yet.
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House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Pigg Nee
Transvaal
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Peterson
Thomas
Ieter Jd
Peterson
Headkins Aim to Secure Government Pire Losses Payment
The Hotelulu chamber of commerce and Merchants association met to discuss the Pacific cable proposition and federal aid for Chinatown fire claims totaling about 2,000,000. They decided to send a delegate to Washington to present their views, with J. O. Pratt, a Chinatown commission member, to depart soon.
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Hotelulu Chamber of Commerce ‘and Merchants’ Association
Wksocinuops
Washington
Pratt
Court of Chinatown
Legacy Of Dowle Estate Probate In Lake Ematy
Fragmented OCR reveals a probate notice naming Froderick Sutton’s will, involving John Alexander Jiowie head of Zionists and a 10000 estate. It mentions relatives in New Zealand and New Year’s references, with garbled names and unclear details about heirs and possessions.
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Froderick Sutton
Lake Ematy
John Alexander Jiowie
New
Tom Wiese
Death of Reverend T DeWitt Talmage Patriarch of Brooklyn Tabernacle
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage, famed Presbyterian clergyman born January 7 1802 in Round Rock New Jersey, died Saturday night in Washington after six weeks illness from influenza and calarrial troubles. He led churches in Syracuse Philadelphia and Brooklyn where the Tabernacle was erected for him in 1870. His sermons circulated weekly for 29 years reaching an estimated 30 million people. He edited Christian at Work Advance Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine and at his death led Christian Herald. He authored several works and served as Civil War chaplain in Pennsylvania.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Talmage
Thomas DeWitt Talmage
Round Rock
N. J
University of New York
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Helleville
Syracuse
N. Y
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tabernacle
United States
Europe
Christian At Work
Advance
Frank Leslie
The
Christian Herald
Divine healers conceal death in Blue Springs case
In Blue Springs Missouri divine healers kept the death of Mrs Nancy Ashley secret for three days while attempting to revive her by prayer. She died last Saturday without physician attendance. County prosecutor received information Saturday about the incident.
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Eeho Canyon
Echo
Sanpete
Thompson
Salt Lake
Blue Springs
Nancy Ashley
Ashley
Proclamation Calls Macedonians to Rise in Bulgaria
A Sofia despatch says M. Saradoff the Macedonian leader issued a proclamation calling Macedonians in Bulgaria to join a general uprising on April 27. Banda units along the Turkish frontier are to cooperate and invade Turkey at multiple points amid regional turmoil and cholera updates from Manila and provinces.
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Neue Fire Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
M. Saradoff
Banda
Turkey
Jealousy Sparks Fatal Shooting in Cleveland Street
Ironworker William Rogers shot John Turner in Cleveland amid jealousy over a believed affair causing a broken home. He stood over Turner until an ambulance conveyed the wounded man to a hospital where he died. Rogers has a wife and four children.
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William Rogers
John Turner
Cleveland
Ohio
Rogers
Turner
Lion and Bull Battle in Juarez Draws Thousands
In Juarez Mexico a Sunday clash between a Numidian lion and a Samalayuca bull drew thousands of spectators, including about a quarter American women. The fight lasted about an hour with the lion repeatedly struck and broken spirit, and though the bull was not fatally wounded the lion appeared doomed. Mexican authorities halted the battle as the fighters grew beyond control.
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Juarez
Mexico
Mexicat
Week in Congress House and Senate Debates on Resolutions
The House discussed the Illinois congressman sponsor’s inquiry on Canadian removal of Alaskan landmarks, adopting the resolution without division. The Senate debated a Depew amendment for nationwide voter qualification and federal enforcement, while efforts to vote on the Chinese bid failed.
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Louisiana
Louisi- Bie
South Africa
Senate
Depew
Resoluton
United States
Congress
Senate Debates Cuban Reciprocity Bill and Post Office Action
The April session opens with long debates on the Cuban reciprocity bill and speakers Long of Kansas in support and Shufroth of Colorado opposing. The postoffice appropriation bill heads to conference as Lind and Smith of Illinois, Swinson of Virginia, are named conferees. The river and harbor bill is reported and placed on the calendar. Other actions include bills on naval devices, a widow’s pension to Mrs Parker, and a Chinese exclusion issue prompting sharp Senate debate with Mr Foraker Mr Hoar and Mr Reed among speakers. Mason presents the conference report on the post office appropriation bill and it is agreed to.
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Prue
Miwig Stures
Rehes
Wize PC Parker
Penpping Ter Lima
Arkansas
Lawwer
Hoar
Horst —Thelhouse Pasce
Pession
Mcktinley
Senate UH
Senate
Mitehall
Oregon
Eller
Colorado
Foraker
Oho
Hour
Massachusetts
Mason
Confusing Draft Conference Report On Proprigelon Keap Proposal
A late 19th century style report notes discussion among speakers Horst McAll Bruntley Nobellien and others from Minnesota Massachusetts Ceorgia and foulslain. The conference report on the Keap Proprigelon post was adopted early, amid criticisms of the pneumatic tube provision and city attention to pest exclusion.
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Horst
Massachu
Sermte
Seritom Moraker
MeTavuria
Externel
Debates and Senate Pensions Move Through Congress
April 15 report details a Thorsk-With debate on public welfare with speakers Swinson White Sinien and Thigton, amid wartime pension actions. Senate committees ordered favorable reports to raise soldier pensions by 5 per month for those missing limbs and to boost deaf pension payments from 50 to 60 per month, expanding annual pension funds.
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Senule Camiittes On
Alsu
Subcommittee to Punt on Inauguration Date Change
A House Judiciary subcommittee of representatives Littlefield Maine Thomas Ow s Clayton Alaska has decided to report the proposal to change the presidential inauguration date from March 4 to a date in April to the full committee. The move followed extensive discussion of arguments from supporters of the change.
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House Judiciary Committee
Littlefield
Maine
Thomas
Ows
Clayton
Alatiaima
Tnte Mhuesiay
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