Utah State News Ties in Lelnap extension and rail work
Ties are being laid along the Lelnap extension route and track laying will begin soon. The Dearret Agricultural Society f e the state fair this fall reports special premiums. Payson plans a $14008 brick and stone wheel house for the Provo post office. Utah county’s assessed value for the year is about 10 000 600, up about 780 000 from last year.
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Dearret Agricultural Society
Provo
Payson
Utah County
Thin Eari
Hostage fate debated as foreign nationals feared dead
Reports from London indicate Li Hong Chang seeks to keep Folk from Folin while allies near. Chinese officials weigh holding hostages as leverage, with cabinet discussions under way to confirm survival and potential negotiations. A July 4 appeal for relief by Sir Clinton MacDonald fuels belief of mass hostage risk amid press speculation.
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Li Rung Ciang
Febin
London
Li Hong Chang
China
Cinede MacDonald
Massior
Daltish Plnieter
Texas Populists nominate full state ticket for governor
The Populist convention in Texas nominated Jerome T. Kirby to lead the ticket with a midline platform opposing season and avoiding Bryan. A unanimous resolution called for the executive chair to push the Populist platform to be overwritten before the Democratic convention, signaling strategic cross-party moves.
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Texas
Hex
Jerome T. Kirby
Feason
Bryan
Perinilam
Pusat
Executive Committee
Naval Base Provisions For Potential Chinese Conflict
The Navy Department plans for possible war scenarios around China. It notes the challenge of base access across long distances and the need to use collier ships to fuel fleets between our bases in the area, including across from the Philippines to Manila.
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Navy Department
China
Unite States
Chinesat
Afagile
Taiu
Ome
Manila
German reply to China's appeal on mediation in Pekin
Count von Bulow, German foreign minister, responds to China's request for mediation between Germany and China. He states Germany will not accept the telegram from the Peiping government while the fate of the legations and other foreigners in Pekin remains unsettled, and until the murder of German minister Baron von Richtofen is avenged, with guarantees of future conduct in line with international law and civilized usage.
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Count von Buclow
Sffaiia
China
Count von Bulow
Pekin
Haron von Biiteler
McKinley Mediation Pots Tension in Berlin Newspapers
Berlin papers scrutinize President McKinley and Secretary Hay for mediating with China. Critics say Washington overvalues its China policy, blaming the administration for steering blame toward less creditable governments. Histories note the U S stance appears to have bent to Chinese influence.
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Berlin
McKinley
Washington
Herliner Tageblatt
United States
China
Hay
Ching
Rock Springs Rumors Denied by Official Inquiry
Reports claiming a massacre of Chinese laborers in Rock Springs Wyoming are unfounded. The adjutant general says no trouble or alarm, calling sensational, mischievous newspaper reports an invention and stating no causes for concern.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Investigete Sfrnire
Citheene
Glganot
McKinley to Mediate China Crisis After Negotiations
President McKinley responds to a Chinese government appeal transmitted through Minlawer Woant and signals unwillingness to mediate without Chinese acceptance of conditions. The administration seeks protection for foreigners missionaries and traders and calls for restored order before engaging powers on a settlement.
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Minlawer Woanthen
China
Mate Department
Ministers Safe as Chinese Dispatch Clears Ministers
A dispatch from Mr. Goodnow, consul general at Singhal, states that Prince Tuan saw all ministers on the 18th and that none were injured, contradicting a prior report of attack. The Chinese government plans to dispatch guard troops to the canal under imperial protection as ministers remain safe during the crisis.
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Goodnow
Singhal
Prince Tuan
Tuan Wan
Conger
Boundary Delimitation Renews Territorial Dispute
The provisional boundary work in the Amales Canadian region has completed across the Dalton trail and Porehpine district, causing Americans to lose substantial claimed territory. Survey monuments were set under OFBF Pittman of Washington and W F King, following the Hay-provisioned modus siren, after the Jolwe high commission adjourned.
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Amales- Canadian
Dalton Trail
Hay
United States
Brities
Jolwe
Russians Repulse Chinese in Border Skirmishes
Reports from Algatehi detail two clashes near Wel-flai-Wel where Russian forces repulsed Chinese troops after stubborn engagements. Dispatches claim continued Russian concentration at Clarbin as fighting unfolds along the border.
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Wel-flai-Wel
M. Krutizl
Algatehi
Chai Lai
Clarbin
Sheep Slaughter Report From Routt County Raid
A courier arrives in Rawling reporting that mountain cattlemen from Routt County Colorado crossed into Wyoming and killed about 1 600 head of Martin Johnson Jno’s sheep beyond the Wyoming line. Herders were not molested though warned to stop crossing the border.
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Cattion County
Routt County
Colorado
Butt
Martin Johnson
Jno
Wyoming Line
Misfiled Fraud Case Ties to Fraternal Order
Former financial secretary Mies Mergaret Sheban pleaded guilty to charges of completing a fraud scheme within the Timois Council of Knights and Ladies of Security a fraternal order. The group allegedly produced 34 89n paper cadavers to bolster the scheme for collected funds. National Democratic HQ was located on the auditorium’s second floor in Chicago with fourteen rooms used by exhibition commissioners.
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Timois Council of Knights and Ladies of Security
Ine
The
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Auditorm
Chicaro
Mre Poers
Tapas Volcano Erupts Again Near Handaluan Ja pan
Tapas Volcano near Handaluan in Japan, site of the 1848 disaster, erupted on Tuesday July 17. About two hundred persons were killed or injured as lava streams surged, sending residents fleeing as several villages were engulfed.
Fusion defeat in Idaho stalls third party accord
In Idaho three parties fail to fuse after four and a half days of talks as Democrats and Silver Republicans stick to distinct platforms. The Democratic ticket includes Fred T. Dubois for senator and J. W. Reid for presidential electors, while Populists demand control of key offices. Prohibition candidate John J. Woolley is formally notified of his nomination.
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EB. J. Mockery
Sam J. Kish
Fred T. Dubois
James Gratien
Kootegal
Supreme Court
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Minine
Frank Wo Hoot
Lemhs
Thomas ¥.Terrill
Bannock
O J. Hassett
Bigham
Silver Republican
J. Barrett
Hear Lake
Prank Martin
Ada
J. J. Plomer
Owyhee
State Anperiolvadant of
Mines
C. A. Harvey
Balan
John J. Wooley
Prohibition
NOPE FOR SAFETY OF LEGATIONS IN Peking
Dispatch from Washington reports a cypher message through the Chinese minister praising efforts to open U S communication with Beijing and to counter sensational reports. Officials debate authenticity while urging a swift, united relief for Beijing as bombardment escalates and legation safety remains the urgent concern.
Kentucky Democrats Nominate Beckham to Complete Goebel Term
The Kentucky Democratic state convention nominated Governor Beckham to fill the expired term of William Goebel after his February assassination. The platform pledges to resist partisan manipulation of law and to uphold order and justice, asserting that political power shall not arbitrate citizens rights.
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Beckham
Wiliam Goebel
Kenticks
Law and Order
Li Hung Chang Refuses Dispatch From Pekin Instructions
The Li Hung Chang informs the Hong Kong telegraph that he will go to Pekin to confer with the powers and the Empress Dowager. He is urged to send a dispatch to Signor Baggi in Tralay but replies he has no means to do so. The consul notes Li Hung Chang directs Canton customs to obey orders from Canton, not Pekin.
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Honghong
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Conwal
Tralay Wiaimer
Baggi
Hung Chang
Li Bung Chang
Canton
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