Utah News Snapshots Highlight Prices and Local Happenings
Utah headlines report flour price increases by millers, Provo banning Sunday baseball, Salt Lake schools crusade against cigarettes, and strong fruit prospects in Davis county. Reports note a first smallpox case at American Park, a $1 250 per ton gold ore find in Park Valley, and hefty Salt Lake Block stock activity. Local stories cover Provo juvenile band, sheep transfers in Salt Lake county, postmaster appointments, extended store hours, a jail release on bond, Pleasant Grove baseball, toll road plans between Cisco and Mosbr?, and tragic fires in Park City. Also noted are Elks fundraising for the August convention, a serious horse accident in Salt Lake, and ongoing grasshopper worries amid late cold snaps.
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American Park
Susan
Park Valley
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Congressman Sutherland
Samuel McAfee
White Rocks
Carrie ©. Jones
Marysvale
Trovo
Diys
Clyde Felt
Samuel Collins
Collins
Pleasant Grove
M. M. Warner
Provo
Cisco
Mosb
Grand Rivers
Mercur
North Larsen
John Liteen
Blill
San Juan County
Larsen
Chaffee Maps Mindanao Isle Tactics After Manila Telegram
Adjutant-General Corbin releases a Manila dated telegram from General Chaffee describing tactics in Mindanao. No casualties reported as forces maneuver toward Malabang and Parang with cautious aims to avoid a wider war. Datto Lampo and Datto Amanipack submit or threaten, while negotiations proceed with Datus, and General Davis plans interviews and limited troop movements.
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Corbin
Chaffee
Manila
Baldwin
Giana
Saldwin
Datto
Davis
Hancock
Malabang
Tenth Infantry
Lake Moros
Dattos
Parang
Lake
Gana
Bloody Battle Fought Near Nan Ning Rebels Driven Back
Advices dated 22nd report imperial troops marching to Nan Ning clashing with rebels in the Wu Chang hills. The army unleashed two Maxims and two twelve pounders, scattering the insurgents and wounding their leader Hung Yung Seng. Rebels later seized two Nan Ning villages and set up headquarters there.
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Wu Chen
Nan Ning
Wu Chang
Hung Yung Seng
Hart family murder survivor Miss Maud Earl wed after verdict
Miss Maud Earl, survivor of the Hart family killings by Ed Batson who received the death penalty at Lake Charles, married Charles G. Ingram of Orange shortly after the jury found Batson guilty. The wedding followed the verdict as the murderer of her father, mother and brothers was convicted.
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Murrderer
Boy 12 Dies Saving Blind Father at Port Chester
William McCarty aged 12 died near Port Chester Connecticut while trying to rescue his blind father believed endangered by an approaching express train. Friends say the father had lost sight years earlier in a quarry blast. The boy crossed tracks after hearing a whistle and was struck and killed instantly.
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William McCarty
Port Chester
Conn
Ile
Peace Talks Hint Amid War Effort In London
British War Secretary Broderick stated in London on Friday night that while peace is sought, the government will continue to deploy troops and supplies for another year if needed. He emphasized the nation’s will to pursue peace while preparing for extended conflict if required.
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London
Broderick
Tornado season appears as Missouri and Nebraska hit
Tornado warning and reports of a cyclone sweeping Missouri and Nebraska. A tornado struck Joplin Missouri causing fatalities and injuries. Repor ts note other towns and scattered damage across the region amid severe spring storms.
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Joplin
Amnoy
Menger
Tintern
Kun
Webbiby
Carterville
Ala
Dusage
Simone Mowses
Benny
Wiig
Train Derailment in Missouri Kills Four Injures Twenty Three
A California Limited eastbound on the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe derailed on a curve at Cama Missouri. Four people are dead and twenty three hurt as two mail cars a dining car and two sleepers went into a ditch. The engine stayed on track while cars were smashed beyond recognition after the dented rails spread. A later report notes a possible billion dollar packing trust if federal anti trust actions succeed.
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Atchison, Topeka , Santa Fe
Cama
Medilla
Wyaconda
Dreyfus Admitted Guilt Said To Be Revealed
French lecturer M Leroux told University of Chicago students that Captain Dreyfus admitted guilt in conspiracy against the government and sought mercy when signing a pardon petition. He claimed this not widely known and said his sources were friends of Dreyfus requesting his defense.
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Dreyfus
University of Chicago
Tugues Leroux
Pullt
Parde
Many Reverses For Castro In Venezuelan Fight
From Trinidad report details a disastrous engagement near San Antonio with government troops driven back. General Castillo is dead and General Escalante, once Caracas governor, captured by insurgents after being listed missing. Senator Clark fined for fast driving. his chauffeur paid a $10 fine for exceeding a six mile hour limit while taking the senator to the capitol.
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Trinidad
W. EL
San Antonio
Castillo
Escalante
Peter J. Anderson
Senator Clark
Montana
Capitol
Clark
Las
Strike Messurts In Suspension Of Work Helein Smelter
The Helein Smelter works of the American Smelting and Refining company are shut down due to a strike ordered by MEPL and Smeltermen’s union, allied with the Western Federation of Miners. No wage or hour grievances are cited, and management asserts resumption is uncertain.
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Helein Smelter
Smeltingan Hedection Company
Mepl and
Smeltermen’s Onlén No
Owhief
Western Federation of Miners
Becase
Peis
Trial of General Smith Opens On Samar Campaign At Court Martial
Testimony at the court martial describes orders to “kill and bore” and render Samar a “howling wilderness” as Major Waller testifies. Witnesses recount youths with bolos fighting, Dap Dap clashes, and massacres tied to the Samar campaign. General Smith denies intent to kill women or children.
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Jacob H W. Smith
Muciim
Littleton
W. T. Waller
Marine Corps
Smith
Samar
Waller
Soudan
Pritchard
Ninth Infantry
Gandara
Bonicastle
Apache
Schouffel
Dap Dap
Dios Dios
British Subject Jenest Wilde Faces Prison Toll for Treason
Jenest Wilde, a British subject, is held at Jefferson Barracks St Louis awaiting transfer to Alcatraz to serve a 99 year term for treason. He claimed U S citizenship to enlist in the Waclted States army and shipped to the Philippines where he disappeared from the Twelfth Infantry camp near Manila after about a month of service. He and fellow soldier Kenney reported being captured by insurgents and escaped. Wilde was court-martialed at Tarlac for desertion and joining Filipino insurgents, and was convicted.
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Jenest Wilde
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Alcatraz Island
California Bay
United States
Waclted States Army
Wilde
Hisgy
Tarlac
Limo
Roosevelt sends representative to Spain war meeting
President Roosevelt will not attend the New York meeting of the Spanish-American War veterans but has commissioned Gen George C Tarrie to convey his best wishes and regrets. A Jefferson Colorado property owner killed James McMilhon in a saloon after a quarrel. McMilhon died within minutes. A tornado struck Olenrose Texas on Monday, killing five, injuring forty, and causing extensive damage to the courthouse and local businesses.
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Roosevelt
New York
George C. Tarries
W. Ik. Ulead
Jefferson, Colo
James McMilhon
Leads
McMahon
Mead
McMalhon
Oulenrose
Texas
MilAn
Loy & Son
Wiens
Tewilricks Ate Son
Senate Debates Agriculture Bill and Philippine Policy
The week in Congress centers on the agricultural appropriation bill with debates on funding for a public building in Washington and pension measures. Key figures discuss the Philippine government policy, trust taxation proposals fail, and calls arise to discipline General Jacob Ho Smith. House and Senate move toward final passage while committees push for defense and infrastructure allocations.
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Marin Loti
Png
Senate
Washington
Utah
William Ludlow
McCumber
North Dako
Carmick
Tennessee
Platt
Connecticut
Spovices
South Curlin
Senate-My
Uilrinick
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