Salt Lake City aims to build a drug plant
Utah news reports a plan to erect a drug manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City led by Butte capital. The era faces wide weather and accident troubles from train crashes to gun safety mishaps, with fires, suicides, and cattle losses in Sevier and surrounding counties.
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Butte Cap Atelinte
Salt Lake City
Richfield
Sevier County
Farmers’ Union
Green River
White-river
William Baker
Provo
Jensen
Felt Lumber Company
New Naval and Coaling Stations for Cuba
President Roosevelt backs a Platt amendment plan to acquire naval base at Guantanamo and coal station at Bahia Honda in Cuba. The exact land area to be seized will be set in naval proceedings after land needs are finalized. Guantanamo would gain coal docks and a connecting railroad, Bahia Honda to serve as coal storage.
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Roosevelt
United States
Guantanamo
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Bahia Honda
China Arms Trade Surfaces. Powers Seek US Aid
The Russian ambassador Count Cassini has urged the United States to cooperate with Belgium Germany Great Britain to halt arms importation to China. Secretary Hay has met with Cassini but no action is decided. Congressional relief appears unlikely this session.
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State Department
Count Cassini
China
United States
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
Hay
Congress
Ting
Fire at Barnum & Batley Car Barns Sparks Elephant Removal
A blaze at Barnum & Batley winter quarters in Bridgeport Connecticut partially destroyed the brick car barn and several circus cars. A falling cornice knocked down twelve firefighters on the roof. they were bruised but not seriously hurt. Elephants, fourteen in total, were safely moved through the adjoining building and across tracks as rumors spread of a break.
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Barnum & Batley Circus
Bridgeport
Conn
Weinmich
Black man struck by Georgia mob near Griffin
A Black man identified as William Fambro was shot as a mob of men attacked him near Griffin Georgia late Tuesday night. His wife inside the house escaped unharmed. The man had previously been jailed for insulting a white woman and was later freed when his employer paid a fine. Over 1 000 shots were fired into the building.
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William Fambro
Grifin
Pambro
Leader of Progreso Celebrates Washington Birthday
General Sarria, commander of Colombian forces on the Isthmus, presented a copy of the Met. 22 general order to United States Consul General Gudger. The message praised Colombia as a leader of progress and liberty. The American flag was hoisted at enemy headquarters and a regimental serenade was played at eight.
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Washington
Sarria
United States
Gudger
Colombia
Progress
Lerty
Smoots Credentials Read In Open Senate Asks Senate Review
Reed Emoot Utah senator designate to succeed Rawlins. credentials read in open session and sent to privileges and elections committee. Burrows cites Utah citizens memorial opposing Smoot seating, to be considered by the committee until the Fifty-eighth Congress convenes or an extra session is called.
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Reed
Emoot
Utah
Rawlina
Senate
Committee On
Burrows
Smoot
Tragic Freight Engine Crash Delays Great Falls Ger Freight Yard
A wiper accident at Great Falls Montana caused a sixteen hour delay when William Crowley, left alone with a locomotive, started the engine and could not stop it. It crashed into the pit of a roundhouse table and another engine toppled nearby. Sixteen engines were trapped, both locomotives severely damaged.
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Great Northern
Roundhorse Table
Great Falls
Mont
William Crowley
Ilocomotive
Crowler
Riot Cartridges Raise Official Preparedness Across States
The War Department notified governors that it can supply riot cartridges on demand under legal allowances. Ordonnance experts developed a two-ball round for lawmen to disperse rioters with reduced risk to bystanders. The shell resembles a regular army round but holds two bullets of lead and tin, lightly paraffin coated, and uses smokeless powder about thirty four grains.
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War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Law
Uy. Stanier
Phewheltte
Cold Feet Tragedy in St Louis Murder Case
William Rack, a Black man, is under arrest for the murder of Maggie McMianis, a Black woman, in St Louis. Authorities allege she left a window open and Rack, enraged, seized her, pressed a revolver to her breast and killed her, then wounded himself attempting suicide.
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William Rack
Maggie McMianis
St Louis
Rack
Germany Faces Floods and Fires Across Regions
Severe gales across Saturday and Sunday battered Germany and sparked destructive fires. In Huertgen ninety two houses burned while Kleinenberg in Rhine Province saw forty four buildings destroyed. Fire outbreaks occurred elsewhere with many casualties. At Dolina Seroes near the Galicia frontier upwards of one hundred houses were destroyed.
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Germany
Huertgen
Kleinenberg
Rheniah
Prussia
Dolina
Seroes
Galicia
A Wholesale Poisoner Charged in Indiana Case
Maude Barr, 19, of Elizabethstown Indiana, accused in Columbus jail of poisoning six people in Bethlehem town by filling apples with deadly drugs. Barr, once a warehouse worker, reportedly poured poison into apples for victims whose identities and motives remain unclear.
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Indiana
Maude Barr
Elizabethstown
Jnl
Columbus
Sheltons Flood Damages Three Reservoirs in Conn Town
Three Shelton reservoirs flooded causing damage estimated between 76 000 and 100 000 dollars with several near escapes. A 110 foot long gully tore Howe avenue while logs ice and wreckage smashed buildings. Walter Nichols house was struck the wife woke to ice at the door and six children escaped to an upper floor. Warnings say the family were prisoners until water receded. Wreckage tore down street tracks wires and the reservoirs must be rebuilt. Several mills idle until raceways cleared.
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Shelton
Conn
Howe Avenue
Walter Nichols
Nichols
Ladrones Near Manila Force Releases Captured Men
A force of ladrones under General Ban Miguel reappeared in Rizal province and surrounded Canta and Taytay eleven miles east of Manila on Saturday. They captured several scouts and ten constabulary men who were later freed. Inspector McIlwaine, leading the constabulary, was captured near Mootalban but escaped with all men during a dash for liberty while negotiations were ongoing.
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Ladrones
Ban Miguel
Rizal
Canta
Taytay
Manils
McIlwaine
Mootalban
Manila
New York Girls Injured In Coffee Bottle Explosion
Three girls living in New York City were severely burned when a bottle of coffee exploded after being warmed on a stove. The bottle shattered into thousands of pieces, causing cuts from glass on faces necks and arms. Despite injuries they refused hospital care and were taken home.
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New York City
Tragic death as girl falls into coke oven in Connellsville
Eleven year old Mary Kohland perished after tumbling down a hill into a hot coke oven in Connellsville Pennsylvania. Workers pulled the girl from the oven but she was burned beyond recognition. Police pursue Mrs Walter Dykes over the Eddy Wyoming poison deaths of her two children amid rumors she poisoned them to keep possession.
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Pennsylvania
Mary Kohland
Connellsville
Walter Dykes
Eddy
W.W
Democratic leader Peter Farrell fatally shot by son
Peter Farrell a top Local Democrat and state coal ganger was killed at New Orleans by his eldest son Edward after Farrell’s alleged attempt to shoot Edward and brother George. The eldest son then wrested the pistol and fired three shots into Farrell’s heart before surrendering.
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Peter Farrell
Jon” Edward
New Or.teqna
Farrell
Edward
George
Bora
Wyoming Legislature Adjourns Sine Die Amid Gratitude
The seventh Wyoming legislature adjourned sine die at midnight Saturday. President Guernsey and Speaker Atherton received gifts of esteem. The senate approved all governor appointments. a bribe laden office network was noted in the record.
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Wyoming
Guernsey
Atherly
House
Drotem Black
Chiat Clerk
Perry
Senate
Oecanna
Toe
Coal Ming Pectar
Tahs Legislators Senate Sherman Bills for Expenditures
Reported measures include an appropriation for a Portland exhibit and various bills on taxation, salaries, school age, voter rights, animal marks, and local government powers. The Sherman committee's findings influenced multiple proposals and commissions across manufacturing, commerce, and public welfare.
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Sherman
Erie
Bourde
Cranv
Senate Bills Face Narrow Escape In Legislative Session
February 20 session notes a near defeat as the Initiative and Referendum bill was struck from debate. Adjournments set for Tuesday with committees advancing irrigation district organization and additional judge proposals. A number of measures include liquor sale regulation, tax exemptions, and a move to open forest reserves while governors vetoes are to be considered next Wednesday.
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Senate
Eniering Clawse
Ollwih
Salt Lake
ADA
Win
Senator Harbor
Meliay
Love
Bourne
Senate bills and votes on state legal reforms and taxation
February proceedings show senate policy changes on court appointments and native law, with bills modifying bar admission, juror pay, highway definitions, and licensing for liquor clubs. A new statistics bureau bill replaces the state statistician, while a sheep inspector bill and health measure gain or fail committee support. House actions include promotion law reform and relief for collection agencies, with road appropriation petitions and irrigation commission amendments.
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Senate
Senate Pilicy
Setece
Justices Courts
Chiles
Whitmore
Bureau of Statistics
Verson
Lewin
Retess
Howes
Mr. White
Love
House
Kim
Wan
Iran
Gran
Serine
Millerd
Howlett Celebrates Eighty-Second Birthday in Syracuse
Alfred A. Howlett a Syracuse millionaire merchant contractor and capitalist entertained about ten widows at a banquet and reception for his eighty second birthday. He hosted the event in a unique plan from his youth with his wife and guests attended by a single male page among the attendants.
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Alfred A. Howlett
Syracuse
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