Utah State News includes varied local incidents and plans
Reports from Vernal Provo Salt Lake City and surrounding areas cover a sheep association meeting set for January 9 1901 in Salt Lake City a Browlde mine smelter blast planned for September a court house completion celebration a new power line franchise for Max and several accidents losses and investigations across counties including a drowning death a child jaw wound a bridge collapse damages and a counterfeit plant near Gandy.
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Watlone Association of Sheepteen
Dal Lake City
Browlde
Donging Mountain
Vernal
Uveatook
Pesches
Lahi
Richard Thomas
Motnteine
Davia Swenty
Jeane Turpin
Karl
Brighton
Goldloy
Governmart Timber
National Lave Stock Association
Ealt Lake City
Gandy
Fay
Leadville Mine Burns in Fire Near City Limits
A leadville area mine named the Walder near the city east limits was consumed by fire Tuesday night. Giant powder was removed safely by miners as area flames threatened nearby shafts. The engine room fire trapped workers briefly but all were rescued with injuries limited to the engineer. The mine, a silver producer, housed valuable machinery and a large lending stock. a large blaze and fear of wider conflagration persisted until containment.
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Leadville
Welfen
Reh
Hauerm
Lowe
Sandler
RESCUED NONE TOO SOON AT AMERICAN LEGATION ATTACK
Dispatch dated Peling Anya 15 describes shelling and arson around foreign legations in Legation Street. Houses of foreigners were hit, burned or blown up, and an attempt was made to take the American legation. A shaft from the wall showed a deep breach as a shelter failed to hold.
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Peling
Anya
Shanghai
Legation
Mie
Chivers
Contrejolion
Pelein
Li Buag Chang
China
Washington
Li Dung Chang
Tida Tela
Populists Endorse Steven Son In Party Debate
The Populist National Committee endorsed Steven Stevenson for president, with debates over whether to nominate a presidential candidate or leave the ticket blank. The motion to back Stevenson passed, while a substitute to nominate none failed. The session drew 124 present or by proxy as leaders weighed strategy amid factional disagreement. The report then shifts to a violent incident in Gilwinen involving Dr Cline Wright and others, with multiple injuries and an inquest into a dead woman, followed by population tallies for Idaho counties and towns increasingly noted.
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Ata Wouting
People's Party
National
Mogdag
Charles A. Towne
Adlair Gtevenson
Ata P.m
Conmittes
Storenaon
Henster Magion Butler
Ie Plaice
Bryno Sod Stevenson
Ius Ope
Anierse
Stevenson
Washburn
Mansachushire
Hayes
Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Chicago
The forty fourth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Chicago at the Coliseum with veterans arriving from across the nation. Rail officials estimate 5,000 excursionists have arrived and about 26,000 more are en route, including a large New York delegation. Wheat production for the current year is reported as the smallest in recent memory, not exceeding 4,000 bushels versus prior years' 25,000,000 to 40,100,000.
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Idaho
Itholee
Ada County
Nee Perce
Atah
Premont County
Bolse
Belay
Mocatella
Wit
Moscow
Lewiston
Bmw
Weiner
Nez Peres
Republic
Coliseum
Chicago
Trela
Kaldides
Repeb Ile
Am Avopal Encampepen
Todiane
Mob Attacks Train at Mauser Junction Idaho
A mob of Italian sect hoodlums attacked a Northern Pacific train at Mauser Junction. One man is believed fatally wounded, another severely injured, and a third wounded. A section foreman was stabbed in the arm. An exchange of blows led to the assault as the train crew tried to protect passengers.
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Northern Pacific
Mauser Junction
Idaho
Sundas
Jobson
Fipolace
Martin Coleman
Koons
Sheri Bradbury
Kootenal County
Wlicht
Anal
API
Fortify Guam Naval Base and Harbor System
The navy plans to fortify Guam and develop a comprehensive harbor network to shield the island. It outlines a chain of 13 harbors from the Caroline Islands to the Philippine coast, with several already fortified, aiming to position Guam as a major naval base in the western Pacific.
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Navy Department
Guam
Gurnevel Wessels
Palon
Wapa
Miempo
Maratail
Caroline
Caashern
Phiippines
Ladruors Poyerss Geveral
Goa
Japanese Manifesto by Marquis Ito Shapes Cabinet Lineup
Marquis Ito, once prime minister candidate, issues a constitutional manifesto for his Constitutional Political Association. It asserts ministers’ appointments are sovereign prerogatives and party interference is forbidden when ministers act. The press urges sending troops to Korea as a cruiser heads toward Gensan.
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Marquis Ito
Han
Alma
Constitutional Political Association
Korea
Gensan
St Louis Fair marks renewal of centennial plans
Renewed activity centers on the Louisiana Purchase Centennial World’s Fair of 1901 with $4,000,000 goal nearly met and confirmations of exhibitor interest from many regions and foreign countries. A Chicago meat packer reports a 6,000,000 pound beef order from the Russian government to feed troops, signaling broad trade moves and shipping options widening across the Pacific. The fare will be sent from San Francisco to Bombay and Japan.
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Ontaldy Polnik
She Walon
Purle
Chicago
Pacific
Gil
San Fransisco
Japan
Unclear heading from Halieiors in Mannas event
Fragmentary report describes a late Sunday night belt event near Larned Kuna with unusual terms. It mentions trees birds and small animals, suggesting an outdoor area with local fauna and possible cover. The readable parts point to a disrupted scene but lack clear names dates or actionable outcomes.
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Hallatonee
Iirge Na Waloutatell
Larned
Kuna
Chaffee Recommends Withdrawal of Troops From China
Major General Chaffee recommended that United States troops now in China be withdrawn as soon as all Americans and others have reached safety. The president and administration members favor removing troops at the earliest possible date, provided conditions allow. No immediate withdrawal unless there is a material change in conditions.
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Chaffee Bae
United States
Chive
Pablo
Chine
Son Slays Father in Nebraskas Tragic Family Death
A father Captain Collina A. Hurcham was fatally shot by his son James in Wemure Nebraska after a knife assault led to a gun confrontation. The coroner exonerated the son, describing the act as self defense during a tense family dispute.
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James 8
Urntam
The
Wymorean
Wemure
Neb
Collina A. Hurcham
Mie
Horsham
Orom
Fred
Buralad
Log
Untitled Test of a Bethlehem Gun for Defense
A report describes tests of a large gun built at Bethlehem steel works to measure velocity and pressure. After preliminary shots a 300 pound charge yielded 10 045 pounds pressure and 1 800 feet per second, another shot produced 19 350 pounds pressure and 1 900 feet per second. The inventor claims a fifteen mile shell range and notes weights and charging details.
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Bethlehem Steel Works
Turbulent dispatch reports devastation in Mu Ries and Kving
A cryptic dispatch describes turbolant mode devastations across Mu Ries and Kving provinces. It notes marriages from We Frouoheruteee Comet clearing streets of tow and freeing the besieged priente Adispatch, while eight survivors from fourtesh and English missionaries Merted reunite with Shun Hi after enduring barbarities and reach Han low.
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Freekong
Mu Ries
Priente
Russian dispatch reports death sentence for Boer ringleader Cordova
A Pretorian dispatch states General Lord Roberts confirmed the death sentence on Cordova, once of the Artillery, convicted as ringleader in the abdication plot against Roberts. The report mentions Boer forces and routes from Petersburg to Lord.
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Pretorie Pepe Eral
Lord Roberts
Teoxnt Cordova
Artillery
PSOL
Roberts
Leyda
Europe
Peterburg
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