Utah State News Snapshots From Lehi To Salt Lake
A wide array of Utah items including Lehi wool clip strength, Provo closing drive, Provo health push, Park City Ontario mine dividends, Millard cattle shipments, Salt Lake bicycle thefts and measles in American Fork. Arbor Day observances, Springville beet contracts, Provo liquor case, Becks Spring sheep work, L D meeting house under construction, price rises in Salt Lake restaurants, deaths in Salt Lake and Scandinavian Mormon history, grand lodge and Rebekah assembly notes, a Manti accident, territorial annexation talk, Mrs Southwell case, road contracts near Melba and collection of County Saw Co. assets.
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Lehi
Provo
Board of Health of
Morani City
Senate
Utah
Ontario
Park City
Millard County
Chisin
John B. Forster
Salt Lake
Pranklin A. Meachem
Manila
Salt Lake City
Clary E H. Duncan
Grand Rebekah Assembly
Ladies of
Odd Fellowship
Grand Lodge
Henry Johnson
Manti
Temple Hill
Fighting in the Philippines Moros repulsed with losses
Report of clashes in Mindanao where American forces under Colonel Baldwin repelled Moro attacks as Sultan Palua’s group attempted reoccupation. Datto Gianasi sent a delegation offering submission while Brigadier General Davis considers withdrawal from Mindanao to preserve prestige amid ongoing conflict. Separately, James Noonan was arrested in Helena on an 1874 Minnesota murder warrant, claimed as Patrick Noonan, with authorities contending a mistaken identity may have occurred.
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Mindanao
Moore
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Frank Baldwin
Sultan L'Uala
Datto
Gianasi
Davis
Zamboango
Washington
Baldwin
James Noonan
Preston
Montana
Helena
Noonan
Patrick Noonan
Skinner
Report on Chalmette horse shipment to South Africa
Colonel Crowder's report on the Chalmette port shipment of horses and mules to South Africa has been presented to the cabinet. The incomplete finding indicates no evidence of past or present neutrality violations and thus no basis for intervention.
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Crowder
Africa
Chalmette
Fathers defense ends in fatal shooting in Kansas City
In Kansas City John Calhoun was shot three times by his son Noland after the elder Calhoun attacked his daughter in law, Mrs Lottie Langford. The son fired in self defense, all three shots proving fatal as John Calhoun, aged 58, died.
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Kansas City
Kas
John Calhoun
Noland
Lottie Langford
Calhoun
Tsalal Rhules
Bailey's Gap
Ulster County
James Mellowan
Tucker’s Corners
Priday
Wil
Washington Sues Northern Railway Trio In Original Suit
The U S Supreme Court granted Washington leave to file an original bill seeking an injunction against the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Northern Securities companies. Chief Justice Fuller noted careful handling of original actions and that subpoenas would be issued returnable at the October term.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Northern Securities Company
Fuller
State of
Louisiana
Texas
Minnesota
Praying for Rain As Kansas Faces Drought
Bishop Fink orders daily prayers across eastern Kansas Catholic diocese as drought tightens. Churches in Leavenworth held prayers Sunday and will continue until rain arrives. Hot winds, dry ground, and high 90s temperatures worsen vegetation. Topeka reports southwest winds, telegraph wires down, and a 94 degree high, the warmest April in years.
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Kansas
Fink
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Topeka
Senate passes river and harbor bill with 70 million in appropriations
The Senate without debate approved the river and harbor bill carrying about 70 million dollars. The committee note said no dredging funds were added for Annapolis harbor as the total appropriation was already large. In other news, a Pittssburg steamer fire near Cairo, Illinois, left many missing or injured with about half the 140 passengers unaccounted.
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Senate
McComas
Frye
Annapolis Training School
Annapolis
Seventy Five Lost as Steamer City of Pittsburg Burns
A catastrophe on the Ohio river near Ogden's Landing Cairo Illinois left seventy five dead and around seventy five injured among 150 aboard the City of Pittsburg. Fire erupted in the forward hatch around 4 05 am panicked passengers rushed to lifeboats and banks as crews fought flames. Rescuers from shore arrived by 2 40 pm aiding survivors prime danger from smoke water and current.
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Ogden’s Landing
Cairo
Ill
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Phillips
Caledonia
War and political turmoil across distant lands
Reports from Manila to Washington describe efforts to hold a court of inquiry into Samar conduct while General Smith lauds American troops forbearance amid harsh, treacherous conditions. Separate blasts in Managua kill nearly 10, Conservatives attack Liberals under President Selaya. weather notes in Omaha cite the hottest April day in fifteen years with extreme heat causing illnesses and moisture shortages in Nebraska.
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Manila
Washington
Samar
Smith
Philippines
Omaha
Pulls City
Nebraska
Destruction After Earthquakes Strikes Guatemalan Towns
Reports say three earthquakes Friday left Quesaltenango and Amatitlan ruined. Amatitlan is said to be destroyed with 10 000 residents forced to camp outside while Quesaltenango, 100 miles away, may have 500 deaths. Telegraph lines down hinder full casualty count.
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Ues Altenango
Guatemala
Amatitlan
Quesaltenango
Republic
Amatitian
Guatemala City
Waiting to vote on peace terms in Transvaal
General Dewet travels to Heilbron and generals Botha and Delarey move to meet burghers at various rendezvous to submit British terms. Transvaal leaders expect broad acceptance while Orange River states may resist. Delegates return mid May with orders for supplies. hostilities continue. In Helsingfors, a levy shows 857 summoned, 56 complying, amid a street riot as Cossacks clash with police.
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Dewet H
Heilbron
Orange River Colony
Botha
Transvaal
Vryheld
Delarey
Mr. Steyn
Orange River Free State
Klerksdorp
Orange River States
Pretoria
Helsingfors
Finland
Kaiperoff
St. Petersburg
Senate Square
Kaigeroff
Jealous man targets professor’s home with dynamite
Early Sunday an attempt to wreck Prof. F. Muglott’s residence at the Normal University of Ad. O. used dynamite placed under the window sill. The blast destroyed the front and furniture. A jealous domestic worker’s lover is charged and at large.
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F. Muglott
the Normal University of Ad. O
Ife
Time in Christian Era Claim From Paris Meeting
Camille Miammarion announced at a Salve Astronomi que de Francs gathering in Paris that one million minutes elapsed since the start of the Christian era at 6:10 PM on April 1st. January 1, year 1 is used as the base, with the average year over the fourteen centuries given as 225,457 minutes and eighteen seconds.
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Camille Miammarion
Salve Astronomique de Francs
Paris
Jananary
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