Utah State News Roundup From Salt Lake City to Vernal
The Utah section reports on the West East press session in Salt Lake City, a smallpox case at Mt Nebo, and ongoing legal motions in Biocase. It notes student counts in Tooele County and Smoot bathing incident in Provo. Also listed are veterans at Provo resort, Blue Mountain sightings, Cache County gatherings, Uintah coal mining borers, Merchants' Day exploration fiction, and various local accidents and crimes.
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Weateto Nero Press Association
Salk Lake Ass
Mt. Nebo
Bipcase
Wyowleg
Abe Maory
Supreme Court
Tooele County
Soratage Springs
Beare
Huntington dies after long career in rail and pacific lines
C P Huntington longtime railway executive and president of the Southern Pacific and Pacific Mail Steamship companies died at his Pine Kent Adirondacks camp around midnight Monday. He built fortunes through the Southern Pacific, California Pacific, and other rail ventures, and held director roles in several major lines. Burial plans and family at his bedside were noted.
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Huntington
Bouthers Wacitto Hallway Company
Pine Kent
Adirondacks
O'elawh
Mmemenger
Loungherry
Munington
Howe
Momlay
Huptiogton
Daniel
Nloe
Ile
Wien
Trent
California
Mua
Hu Tnggton
Hatley
Wintingtoo
Fia Heath Wee Peuchton
Sobihers Pacific Company
Pacific Mall Shamahip Company
Southern Peete Mallway Company
Decethrof
California Pacific Railway
Galveston, Harenbarge
San Antonis Raitroa
Ouatenidaeutral Raitro! Company
Notable health alert and private steamer trip cited
Die Dest of health and concerns arise over a private steamer named Oneida while friends are told of a casual illness. Collin Otter Huntington, born October 23, 1881 in Harrington Connecticut, descended from the Huntington family of Connecticut, linked to prominent figures and companies across railroads gas and finance including Paniffe Railway and Metropolitan Trust of New York.
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Collin Otter Nuntington Wes
Harrington
Conn
Benjamin
Sian
Tudy- Peodenes
Daniel
Yale
Congregational
Frederick Daniel
Philippine Veterans Name Denver as Meeting Site
The newly formed Society of the Army of the Philippines held a gathering at Dover Tuesday and Wednesday. Major FA Grant of Utah was elected vice president. Thousands of veterans, including Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish-American War groups, marched and cheered as figures like George V. Greene and Owen Summera were greeted warmly.
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Salt Erie City
She Army of the Philippines
Dover
FA. Grant
Utah
Grand Army
Army of the Philippines
The
Nations Guard of Colombo
Train Wreck Near Colorado Springs Causes Multiple Deaths
A bend-end collision on the Denver no Grecde railway near Mountment, about twenty miles north of Colorado Springs, killed two and injured several others. The dead include BP Webber and Cote, with injured including Veanke Prado of Salida and family members.
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Denver
John J McGalles Dying Ex Senator Togalis in Vegas
Ex United States Senator John J Togalis is dying in Las Vegas Nevada in poor health. A telegram from Mrs Ingalls reports the serious condition of Mr Ingalls who has been away in the northwest for throat trouble. It is believed he may die within weeks and there is talk of his wish to return to his home.
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United States
John J. Togalis
Vegas
N. BM
Hia Hwrth
Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
North
West
Appropriation Bills Finalized for Fifty-Sixth Congress
A detailed summary shows total appropriations for the Fifty-Sixth Congress first session at 1.710,100,862.64 dollars with increases across military civil and sundry items. Deficiency and permanent appropriations rise, offices expand, and new contracts add 46 million beyond prior authorizations.
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Chuiresa
Heer
Columbia
Wiliberg Aemdent
Miver
Wade
Fuure
Congress
Boy saved by General Wheeler during fall from window
The twelve year old son of a presidential candidate visited General Joseph Wheeler at a military post on Monday. While playing with chair caster rubber bands and a metal rack, he dangled perilously from a window. Wheeler pulled him back safely by his legs, preventing a serious fall.
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Joseph Wheeler
Department of
Wheeler
Lin
Heavy Drain of Gold From New York Reserves
Report indicates exports of gold to Europe last week neared 50 million dollars as New York reserves look set to drop to about 50 million by August end. Analysts question if New York can meet London's wartime demands amid swift withdrawals.
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Europe
New York
Tee
London Daily Mall
Eogland
China Presses Paris on Delays in Peking Talks
A dispatch from Tokyo relays Teong-i-Vameo complaints to the French government through the Chinese minister in Paris. It urges European powers to order their envoys out of Peking if delays persist, warning of consequences and insisting on responsibility for safety and disruption along the route.
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Teong-i-Vameo Bens
Paris
Yokong
Pokin
Vie Messape
Pella
Veer
Xin
Russian Embassy May Leave Pekin
A telegraph dispatch from M. De Givers, the Russian minister in Pekin, notes that the Russian legation remains in the Chinese capital though besieged. The Chinese government insists ministers leave with government permission. De Glores is expected to depart for Tien Vain with a small escort, as concerns mount over safety and the journey.
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Pekin
Tsi Neon
Shaw Tung
M. Ds Geirs
MM. de
Mexin
M. de Glors
Chines
Tien Talo
Arranging Fusion for Idaho Seeks Party Accord
Democratic, Populist and Silver Republican leaders met at Democratic HQ in Chicago on Friday to discuss Tate and union plans. Populists reportedly will withdraw candidates and revert to pre convention settlement terms, with final approval awaiting Senator Heitfeld’s input. Bryan, Senator Dubois, and Mr. Urelenthal from Kansas attended.
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Cilengo
Tate
Bryan
Dubois
Silver Republicana
Urelfenthal
Kansas
People's Party
Armor Plate Bids Draw Near in Navy Contract
At the Navy Department opening of bids for armor plate the Reutherm and Carnegie firms submitted identical bids for about 26 800 tons of the 2 000 tons advertised at 100 a ton for thick armor and 12 00 for thin. Midvale Steel offered to furnish the whole amount without royalties for sliding seals at 39 up. The company also claimed willingness to correct for less than 820 000 0100.
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Navy Department
Retheberm
Carnegie
Aud
Midvale Steel Company
Tave Wiling
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