Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake Period
Utah state news covers a lighted prison, 401 mining claims valued at 207404, 10829 mortgages totaling 854043, Salt Lake business push for commerce, carpenters’ wage scale, vinegar inquiries, obituary for Jonathan Averett of Springville, state tax on corporations, near-springlike January in Sanpete, lands board sale offer to Salt Lake for university site, Forest Dale incorporation, Springville school district plans two new buildings and 5 mill tax, Sarah Tibetts obituary, boxing match outcome in Salt Lake, counties without indebtedness, state library acquisitions and total volumes, Provo zinc and gold theft verdict, Esther Beamon obituary, Deremus on snow shortage, Walker Bros school for workers’ sons, record temperature hold, water meter proposal for Salt Lake Basin.
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Sanpete County
State Land Board
Salt Lake Board of Education
Forest Dale
Joseph W. Summerhays
Pat Ryan
Royal B. Young
John M. Cannon
Springville
Sarah Tibetts
Utah
Plains
Salt Lake
Jimny Burns
Mexican Pete
Peter
Awhe State
Heaver
Hox Elder
Yawis
Tareld
Iron
Juah
Katie
Millard
Morgan
Pinte
Sanpete
Summit
Tooele
Wasateh
Washington
Wayne
John de Prance
Provo
Manning
Esther Walneleht Beamon
Taylorsville
England
America
Deremus
USA
Wabin
Winlker Bros
Fort Hall opening postponed a year
Indian land allotment adjustments prompt a new division by the Interior Department delaying the opening of ceded lands near Fort Hall for nearly a year. A. F. Caldwell, Fort Hall Indian agent, plans to resume after snow melt, with about 1000 more acres to be allotted than originally.
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Fort Hall
A. F. Caldwell
Fort H All
Interior Department
Caldwell
Vocatello
Dubois
Indian Office
Mocatella
Secretary of the Interior
Pocatello
Croker Retires From Tammany Hall Leadership
Richard Croker has retired from the leadership of Tammany Hall due to ill health. Lewis Nixon, a younger man, is chosen to succeed him after Croker selected among several applicants for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Great
Democratic Organization of
New York City
Lewis Nixon
Croker
Mr. Nixon
Croer
State Department Proposes Changes To Chinese Exclusion Bill
The State Department suggests shaping any Chinese exclusion legislation to align with the 1804 treaty ensuring the United States may exclude Chinese labor. It urges tying the law to the treaty’s lifespan and warns that bypassing treaty references could be seen as an affront by China.
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State Department
United States
China
Execution for Murder of Filipina in the Philippines War
Reports indicate Corporal Tutus Fits of Company EK was condemned for killing a native Filipino in the Philippines Islands. He was sentenced to hang but escaped custody. capture led to immediate execution.
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Tutus Fits
Cale
Filippine Islands
Dan
Puntz
Wiente
Senator Clark Looks to Buy Los Angeles Rail Access
A Washington dispatch reports Burlington Railways aims to strike a deal with Harriman interests to route trains into Los Angeles via Senator Clark’s line from Salt Lake City. Key figures Manderson Kerens and Clark met with Harriman syndicate reps to discuss pooling shorts and potential sale or lease of the Short Line below Salt Lake City. Clark signals readiness to build a parallel line if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burlington Railway
Harriman
Los Angeles
Senator Clark
Salt Lake City
Charles I. Manderson
Burlington System
Kerens
St. Louis
San Pedro
Montana
New York
Harriman Syndicate
Oregon
Clark
Salt Lake
Nebraska’s defaulting state treasurer seeks to repay loss
Joseph Hartley Nebraska state treasurer convicted of embezzlement pursues restitution by collecting notes and evidences of indebtedness from business and political figures he aided with state funds. Governor Savage granted parole to Bartley for restitution but later recalled it, and Hartley plans to resume efforts to repay the state.
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Nebraska
N—G
Josephy hart _ S
Bartley
Savage
Hartley
Barnley
Sheriff and deputy slain during raid near Annulurke I A
Sheriff Frank Smith and Deputy George Deck were killed Monday while storming a tablet near Annlurke OlA to arrest highwaymen who had raided travelers Sunday. The two officers were shot. Beck was wounded and the bandits escaped after looting the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
George Deck
Annlurke
Ola
Beck
Payne Sworn Postmaster General in White House Office
The Testmaster Generals Payne was sworn in as postmaster general Wednesday morning in the cabinet room at the White House. Chief Justice Waller administered the oath in the presence of the cabinet, the Wisconsin delegation in Congress, Governor Durbin of Indiana, Senator Hanna, and other friends. Charles Emory Smith attended, as did Mrs Tooseeol and Mrs Payne from the president’s metal family.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Durbin
Indiana
Hanna
Henry Payne
White House
Waller
Charles Emory Smith
Tooseeol
Mra Payne
GF UG Dew
Tragic Fire Cremates Entire Family in RotatoN NY
A two story frame building in RotatoN New York burned early. Henry Peuristele his wife and children aged up to 7 perished. Two men Supowski Carrier and Supowski implicated. one claimed accidental drop sparked blaze. Insurance valued at 100 dollars involved. investigation ongoing.
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Henry Peuristele
Fee
Sauls
Rotaton
Yuloseph Supowsil
Karl
Ils
Supowski
Retirement of Rear Admiral Van Reypen Named Chief of Medical Office
Dr Hiner McKinley Plysman announces the retirement of Rear Admiral William K. Van Reypen from the Medical Bureau of Medicine and Surgery with the rank of Rear Admiral. Medical Inspector Presley Mu Rixey, now Commander, will succeed Van Reypen as chief of the medical and surgical staff while holding the rank of Rear Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. van Reypen
Ougal Bureau of Medicine
Wit Surgory
Admiral van Teypet
Presley Mu Rixey
Admiral van Reypen
Sporean of Medicine and Surgery
Railroads to Spend 25 Million in West in 1902
Harriman lines outline plan to invest 24 to 30 million dollars in 1902. Focus on strengthening routes west of Salt Lake Ogden and the Oregon Short Line. Aim to dominate Oriental trade from the Pacific gateway by reducing grades and tightening curves on the combined Union Pacific and Short Line network.
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Harriman
Omaha
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Ogilen
Oregon
Hawaii
Union Pacific
Gmahn
Ogdeo
ONL
Connell Malls
Ogden
Los Angeles
Plo
Offer to Sell Panama Canal Hat Sale In Senate Hearing
M Edward Lampre representing the Manion Canal company testified before a Senate Inter Oceanic Canals committee on Saturday about an offer to sell Panama Canal property. M Jiles Bourve of the Wrench emissy attended. the hearing was held behind closed doors with press exclusion. The discussion focused on a proposed sale for 4 000 0000 from Paris and the franchise improvements rather than treasury money.
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M. Edward. Lampre
Manion Canal E Company
Senate Committee On Inter- Oceanic Canals
Te Simmons
United States
M. Jiles Bourve
Wrench Emissy
Htiring
Wishell
M. Lampre
Tie
Adiad Rn Walker
Celinirean
Asthieina Capi Commission
Tieofer
Wellew Ind
Ils
Paris
Ie Ponima Company
Morrisi
Congress week features Nicaragua canal vote and pensions
The week in Congress sees debate on Panama company sales and canal route options with Morris amendment consideration. Senate hearings discuss mineral leases on Uintah and other lands while pension bills and private claims receive scrutiny. House bears on a permanent census and soldier pensions as measures progress amid partisan tension. A major Philippine surrender near Taal is reported with significant troop movements and war debriefs.
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Jonathan Averett
Mormon Battalion
Stte
Richard Crocker Soarrender
Tammany
Shont Line
Burlington Ia
OkMbows
Lowa
Payne
Hiner. McKinleyé Plysman
Hill Tater
Exte
Southern Pacific
Ket
Onseral
Giro and
Con
Panama Company
Meplurn
Panna Company
Sal
Hooker
Mississippi
Schley
Santiago
Sutherland
Bil
Scott P.stewart
Andrew J. Stewart, Jr
Woah
Kearns
Secretary of the ‘Interior
Uintah, Tt
Filenge
Stewart
Nevada
Ate — Sena TR
Rawline
Senate
Virginia
Iitreeuchie
Confadernié Soliton
Clee
Ube
Natin
Ates
Hwiniary
Bitte
Aim
Witteh
Tour
Kprlney
Mason
Cnn
Tinton Pacific
House
McKinley
Charleston
Dralves
le Hale
Perini
Ore
War Department
Taal
Batangas
Philippine
Innis
Marnsngion
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