Utah News Roundup From Salt Lake Market To Rail Wires
Salt Lake market reports apples at two fifty a bushel and hints at a one million dollar fund in Salt Lake County. Winchester school near Murray closes for diphtheria. Salvation Army aids over seventy in Thanksgiving relief. Potts fined fifty for liquor sale. train wreck victims near Adriano include Italians with Salt Lake ties. Rumors place George H Wright in Honolulu. Mrs. Mary Judge plans a Salt Lake memorial home for the needy. rabbit harvest near Tooele distributes 1800 rabbits to the poor. A new Federal Labor movement forms in Salt Lake. Dr P J McKuona dies from a Park City banquet fall. A Utah Montana league discussed with Butte Helena Salt Lake Ogden. Bald Lake fair adds mile track. A Salt Lake woman returns from Alaska to winter there. Prices rise on eggs and butter. Oregon wheat expected. rail rates to bring in supplies. Nevada beats Utah in Thanksgiving football. Mrs Mary E B Neboler of Payson dies at 40. Salt Lake bakers form a union restricting profanity and disruptive behavior. ball night color event leads to a shooting over a ticket. Park City mine incident injures worker eye. Grand County man found murdered near Dolores river. Postal Telegraph gains right of way along the Rio Grande Short Line to Cannon.
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Winchester
Murray
Salvation Army
Salt Lake
SN. Potts
Adriano
Mich
Ista
George H. Wright
Pelican Point
Honolulu
Mary Judge
Salt Tale
John Judee
Tarda
Tooele
Federal Labor Walor
P. J. McKuona
Elles’ Bankuet
Park City
Butte
Helena
Halt Lake
Ogden
Bald Lake Fair
Hoth Heil
Alaska
Utah
Egga
Oregon
Washington
University of Nevada
University of Iat
Nevada
Mary EB. Neboler
Payson
Jant Woel Olver Hamilton
John Miller
Hmilton
Miller
Silver King
W. U. Marston
LB. Lockhart
Dolores River
Grand County
Philippines Coin Proposal For Peso Minting Report
Special Commissioner Charles A. Conant recommends creation of a distinct Philippine silver peso legal tender for 50 cents in gold, containing twenty five grammes of silver, issued in trade volumes and backed to parity with gold. Mexican dollar and other coins to cease being legal tender after a set date.
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Root
Charles A. Conant
Philippines
Congress
Taft Ordered Home From Manila For Health Rest
The secretary of war issued orders directing Governor Taft to return on leave of absence to recuperate his health. Taft will depart for the United States on the first available transport. The Kilpatrick, due in Manila soon, may carry him if he prefers not to sail via New York.
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Manlp
Taft
United States
Manila
Kilpatrick
New York
Wand
Dota
San Pranelaco
Consumptives Barred From United States Ruling
In Brooklyn Judge Thomas upheld a Treasury Department ruling, prohibiting Thomas Boden of Philadelphia from landing in the United States as a consumptive. Boden’s wife and child stay in Elliceland by choice and will accompany him to Ireland. The decision notes no habeas corpus question and frames the case as a factual matter regarding a consumptive’s right to enter or remain.
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United States
Thomas
Crowit
Brooklyn
Treasury Department
Washington
Thomas Boden
Philadelphia
Boden
Elliceland
Ireland
Filipino sympathizer swears oath on US arrival in Manila
Warren of Heston, a Filipino sympathizer who toured the United States with Sixto Lopez, was detained by the US commission on arrival in Manila. He swore not to engage in acts opposing the government before gaining liberty, and was released. Lopez continued to Hong Kong, with Warren later accompanying him to the vessel.
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Clue Warren
Heston
United States
Sixto Lopez
United States Commission
Manila
Warren
Sixte Lopez
Hongkong
Lopez
Pitfall Wounds Lieutenants in Bohol行动
Officers Feeler Wetherell and Smith badly wounded by bamboo spikes in a pitfall near Caraien Bohol Friday. Feeler struck in the feet Wetherell in the thigh need for extraction. First Lieutenant George Pooler a New York native allegedly led the trap.
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Feeler
Wetherell
Figiteenth Infantry
Caraien
Bohol
Wetherill
Smith
George Pooler
New York
Army
Ceutenant
Richard Wetherell
Ira A. Smith
Highwaymen Attack Man In Chicago Window Theft
J W Rogge was assaulted Friday morning by two highwaymen on Fifth Breeze near Madison Street Chicago. One strangled him while the other rifled his pockets and stole a small amount of money. They threw him through a large plate glass restaurant window, then fled through an alley as a crowd chased them. Rogge suffered cuts and bruises but was not seriously injured.
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J. W. Rogge
Fifth Breeue
Madison Street
Chicago
Roggo
Governor of Oklahoma Removed From Office
A governor ousted by the president is cited for abusing office in a contract with the Oklahoma Sanitarium Company. The removal memo accuses him of steering stock rewards to friends, detailing fiduciary abuses and conflicts of interest in handling insane asylum arrangements.
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Oklahoma
Thoman B. Ferguson
William M. Jenning
Jenkins
Oklahoma Sanitarium Company
Ollatomm Sanitarium Company
Tokonoki Rocmey
Hospital Attendant Convicted of Murder at Jacksonville
The jury in the William Webb Ferguson case found the hospital attendant guilty of murder for poisoning Dr. D L Barnes at Central Hospital for the Insane in Jacksonville last May. The verdict also involves alleged influence from Mrs Mattle Hurins of Quincy and Mrs Barnes mother. Penalty set at twenty years in the penitentiary. Nevada lynchers convicted of assault and battery in Pay Nevada case after recent hanging of Ellis. Judge Talbot instructed jury to cover assault with intent to kill or acquittal. verdict read with judge criticizing the panel.
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William Webb Ferguson
D. L. Barnes
Monticello
Central Hospital For
Jacksonville
Mattle Hhrns
Quincy
Mra. McWilliams
Mra Barnes
Roding Pergurson
Plode
Nevada
Ellis
Pay
Nev
Talbot
Three Menthes in Dowle's Christaly Church Case
Elder Eugene Brooks of Dowle's Christaly Catholic church in Yion was found guilty on Tuesday and sentenced to three months in Victoria H.C. jail without hard labor for aiding and abetting John Rogers who was recently convicted of manslaughter for failing to provide medical attendance to his infant children suffering from diphtheria and dying TheHuoke sentence was respited and the case was appealed to consider whether medical attendance was a necessary act of life per law.
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Eugene Brooks
Dowle
Christaly Catholic
Yion
Gailty
Victoria
H.C
John Rogers
Colorado Man Beaten and Shot by Unknown Party
Colorado man James Phillips, a non union employee of the Smugglers-Union company in Telluride, was brutally beaten by unknown parties and afterwards shot through the right arm. The incident details remain unclear with no arrests reported yet.
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James Phillips
Telluride
Colo
Dueadur
Michigan train wreck kills eighty and injures many
A head on collision near Adrian Michigan between two immigrant trains and the Continental Limited left at least eighty dead and hundreds hurt. Fire and wreckage hampered recovery as crews worked through the night. cause cited as engineer disobedience. Relief trains faced extreme heat as search efforts began.
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Adrian
Mich
Continental Limited
Hyde collection displays desiccated husks from Grand Gulch burial
At Founders' Day in New York the Hyde collection from the Southwestern United States is shown at the American Museum of Natural History. It features ten desiccated human bodies from a Grand Gulch canyon burial cave in southern Utah, whose preserved dryness masks decay and renders the remains like bundles of bones.
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Ted
Utah
New York
Phils
American Museum of National History
Hyde
United States
Grand Gulch Canyon
Uriah
Prize Beet Acre Delivers Record Sugar Yield in Rocky Ford
Henry Hisman of Rocky Ford California won prize for an acre of beets yielding 212700 pounds of sugar and producing 8400 for the acre. The acre produced 12794 pounds of refined sugar and two additional acres mirrored similar high yields, marking a remarkable beet field achievement.
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Rocky Ford
Calo
Henry Hisman
Frodaoee
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