Utah state news items mix officials and incidents
Postmaster appointed at Fairview and Richfield raised to presidential class. Salt Lake board buys old University grounds for 100000. smallpox cases surge in county. education law enforcement to continue. Miss Alice Mo Johnson dies in Salt Lake. Port Douglas fort upgrades planned. ash culture station proposed for Utah. animal and police notes include a dog catcher arrest and various crime stories.
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W. Sanderson
Fairview
General Miles
Fort Douglas
Richfield
Senator Kearns
B. L. Heywood
Salt Lake
United States
Marshall Glen Miter
Stewart
Sutherland
Nelson BE
Margetts
Utah Battery
George Washington
Chiristensed
Board of Education
Alice Mo Johnson
Springville
Lord Roberts
Atabs
Military Commission
Port Douglas
Ui County
Benjamin District
Clinton
Utah
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
Hays
Salt Lake County
Lois
American Park
Canson
Bute
CE. Beane
Kutsad City
Wevenhold
Mins
Jute Wilson
Mulichy
Cown
Hamilton Park
Salt Lake Boxy
Pecompielon
Vital
McKinley
Mores Thatcher
Chicago
Mexico
Civil government in the Philippines praised by Taft in San Francisco
Governor Taft says civil government is a success with a pacified Batangas and Samar. He cites a Wright dispatch reporting quiet in Batangas after Bell’s measures, surrender of rifles, and 1100 to 120 rifles remaining. Taft foresees peace, notes teachers in 450 places, and says Filipinos favor civil governance and a strong peace sentiment among leaders.
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Taft
The
Philippines
San Francisco
Batangs
Samar
Wright
Bell
Batangas
Uintangas
Utangas
United States
Cine
Pwish Fia
Cleir
Three Texans Killed and Four Wounded in Street Fight
A Belleville Texas incident at a railroad crossing Tuesday night left three men dead and four wounded. Victims named include Raymond White and Milan Odom among the dead, with Walter Pennington fatally wounded, and bystanders Antone Lippert and John Arkvath injured by gunfire.
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Belleville
Tewns
Raymond White
Wallis Milan Odom
Wistallbrother
Henry Dinpert
Walter Pennington
Ihn Pennington
Wood Antone
California Counterfeiters Arrested in Alameda County
Uysses G. Bair and his wife, hosted friends in Kitvale California for two years before arrest. Bair, a noted counterfeiters, remains jailed in Alameda county. his wife is held in the city prison matron's room. They were arraigned by U.S. Commissioner Mencoule and ordered to stand for examination.
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Kitvale
California
Uysses G. Bair
Alameda County
Tair
Bop
United States
Mencoule
Prince Henry May Visit Interior Cities
The committee on arrangements for the reception of Prince Henry studies figures from railroad experts and applications from cities. It is now pretty well settled that he will visit Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Indianapolis Milwaukee and Boston.
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Prince Henry
Stix
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Boston
Kaiser’s Son Sentenced For Corps Misconduct
The crown prince of Germany disliked Bonn student corps rituals and left a drinking room after being vexed by commands. An official complained to the emperor, who ordered equal treatment. He received two weeks’ confinement in his room before returning to Berlin last Thursday.
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Crown Prince
Germany
Bonn
Herlin
Berlin
Bell orders strictest suppression of Batangas uprising
After two years of failed efforts to quell the Batangas insurrection south of Manila General J Franklin Bell declares the war will be prosecuted with vigor. He sets to impose martial law across the province, enforces concentrated operations, and aims at pursuing and punishing local natives aiding spies and traitors to the United States.
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Batangas
Manila
J. Franklin Bell
United States
Open Montana Reservation Bill Aims to Relinquish Crow Lands
Senator Clark of Montana introduces a bill to ratify August 1890 agreement with the Crow Indians opening 1,000,000 acres of Crow reservation to settlement in exchange for 1,150,000 dollars. The bill also covers payment to Philippine War volunteers at three dollars daily for officers and one and a half for enlisted men after discharge.
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Senator Clark
Montana
Crow Reservation
Foster
Republicans Favor Reduction of War Taxes
Republican members of the Ways and Means Committee held a Monday session to map action on reducing war revenue taxes. The meeting marks the first formal step by lawmakers who will frame a bill. Sentiment among Republicans on the committee appears generally in favor of a reduction.
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Ways and Means Committee
Kieh Strike Reported at Jenny Mine Utah
The Jenny mine at Stateline Utah reports a sensational strike three hundred feet east of the old bomania chute and one hundred eighty feet below the surface, exposing ore that glitters with gold and promises rich returns for the southern Utah mining district.
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Jenny
Stateline
Utah
Taft Taft Meades San Dranetaco Transport Arrival
An elderly garbled report notes a transport vessel arriving from Manila with Governor Tatton beard aboard. It lists cabin capacity and class breakdown, a contingent of personnel including enlisted men discharged soldiers a prisoner and sick soldiers. Further unclear notes reference ports and dates.
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Cirwnt
Manila
Montina Mork Chuarnged In Bank Theft Case
Montina Mork charged with theft from the First National Bank of Great Polls. Heririch Mithiean faces accusation of $346,000 embezzlement and related stock speculation. Other named individuals linked to the case include Monte Pt and Lee Une, with alleged sums around $78,000 and $25,000 respectively.
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Heririch Mithiean
Helena
First National Bank of Great
Monte Pt
Banis
Muttesouk
Osripites
Lee Une Inh
President Transmits Canal Commission Report on Panama Offer
The Isthmian canal commission unanimously recommends accepting the Panama Canal Co's offer to sell all rights property and unfinished work to the United States for zero dollars The report includes the full correspondence between the commission and the company in Paris and covers the proposed sale terms and context.
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Congress
Istinian Canal Commission
Panama Conn Company
United States
Commission
Pantins Canal Company
Paris
Westerners Agree on Irrigation Bill for Government Works
Western members of Congress reach a consensus on an irrigation bill to fund works from public land proceeds across multiple western states. The plan directs the interior secretary to survey, withdraw, and consolidate irrigation sites, set family land limits, favor Asiatic labor, and transfer operating rights to landowners as payments complete, while water rights remain appurtenant to farmland under state or territorial law.
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Congress
Arizona
California
Colorado
Iiaha
Kansas
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Sharpers Rogacwd in Working Western Cowboys Captured in Boston
Two Western con men known for green goods schemes were captured in a Boston hotel by posterfee inspectors. The fugitives W. Woodward alias Hawley and Otte Scheules faced long-running investigations, with Hawley described as a desperate veteran. Officers had him under cover before he could draw.
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Boston
W. © Woodward
Lovers Petit
Ubese
Tawley
New England Directory Company
Yawley
Bank cashier released after confession of embezzlement
Merbert Matteson cashier of the First National bank of Irrent Falls confessed to embezzling funds of the bank and was placed under 35000 bonds to await federal grand jury action but was released from custody after Charles M. Webster arrived with a bond and presented it to United States Commissioner Russel granting Matteson his liberty.
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Moothon
Hank Cassier
Onion Ball
Aelena
Merbert Matteson
First National Bank of
Irrent Falls
Federal Grand Jury
Charles M. Webster
Great Falls Tesday
United States
Russel
Matteson
Irish MP Lynch Confesses South African Fights
Colonel Arthur Lynch of Galway elected to Parliament admits he fought with the Boers in South Africa. He says he will not occupy his seat as he would face treason charges if he landed in England. He distances ties to Dr Leyds and plans future moves with Irish party guidance.
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Arthur Lynch
Galway
Ireland
Paris
South Africa
Lynch
House of Commons
Transvaal
Leyds
Brussels
Levis
Soldier Who Threatened Roosevelt Sentenced to Ten Years
Frank Rakowski a U S Army soldier stationed at Aslori Oregon was sentenced to ten years in the military prison on Alcatraz Island California after he threatened to assassinate President Roosevelt. The incident occurred days before Christlings when Rakowski allegedly intoxicated in a Chinook saloon declared the president deserved death and compared himself to Leon Czolgosz the assassin.
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President Roosevelt
Frank Rakowski
United States Army
Aslori
Oregon
Alswamy Island
California
Rakowski
Roosevelt
Cycloose
Christings Rakowski
Chinook
Moosevelt
Cyolgosz
Meiluley
Smuggling Ring Uncovered at Port Benton MT
Discovery at Port Benton shows a systematic Chinese smuggling scheme into the United States. Marshall Sneath noted smoke under a sidewalk of an old restaurant. Police investigation uncovered a burning cellar, a hidden person, and failed attempts to mislead officers.
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Port Benton
Montana
United States
Marshall Sneath
Restau
Backed for Meatigoing MacKintey in 1901 suit
Fragmentary OCR recounts Katewn and Alfred Patterson of Anthony Kansas facing a defamation type suit tied to remarks after President McKinley’s shooting. Names such as Witterson and Le defendints appear in garbled form. The text is unclear and partial.
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Alfred Patterson
Anthony
Kanahh
Iwn
McKinley
Patterson
Iid
Witterson
Leefotian
Unclear names linked to alleged kidnap case in elderly report
The fragmentary text references several individuals including Pat Crowe and a suspect described by Dombie, tied to a kidnapping inquiry. It attributes charges of perjury and forgery to some figures while noting a man matching a centering description given by Denihne. The details are incomplete and oblique.
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Matick Aitherton James Dh. Pilelier
Ugwede
Donahue
Wilbow
Pat Crowe
Wils
Dombie
Denihne
Census Director Reports Urban Growth Gap North South
The census director stated on Saturday evening that urban population growth is faster in the major northern cities than in the south. Taken together the largest cities grow nearly twice as rapidly as the rest of the country with northern states showing much higher urbanization than the south.
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