Sevier County Grapes and Utah Presidential Visit Forecast
The Sevier county grape crop is expected to fare well despite May frosts, with favorable outlooks for Washington county crops and Elated forecasts for fruit and vegetable yields. Reports note saloon opposition in Taylor, costly jury selection in Mortensen case, and various local incidents from Farmin gton to Mercur including fires, deaths, and accidents.
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Sevier County
Roosevelt
Utah
Payson City
Wayne County
Fruita
Torrey
Taylor
Mortensen
Strikers and Police Clash In Chicago Meat Row
Striking packing-house teamsters clash with police as non-union drivers attempt deliveries. Dozens injured, over fifty arrested, eight hundred marchers, and police use clubs to disperse mobs near stockyards and downtown stations.
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Chicago
I Wepartment
Groons
Viedowattow
Withoonomien
Peace Accords Signed Quietly by Boer Leaders in Pretoria
A Pretoria dispatch reports a low key signing of the peace agreement Saturday night. Lord Kitchener Lord Milner and Boer leaders including General Schalk-Burgher and Transvaal officials affixed signatures in the dining room of the charter delegates residence thereby surrendering independence long sought by the Rudt leaders and their allies.
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Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Lord Milner
Dewet
Orange Wree
schalk-Burgher
Transvaal
Wierd Kitchener
Aopen
LEE
Entiishoal
Paotomel
Speen Ward Elite Pisulis
Election results and senate testimony reshape US political scene
Fragmented OCR notes describe election returns with a governor’s victory by a narrow margin and a Senate repair debate. It notes Senor Lonmini’s testimony on insular affairs, a Philippines relation stance, and arguments over motives framed as the best interests of the people.
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Senor Lonmin
Itlyaeel Pyle
Eilettine
Vietayie
Dad Sy
Spain
Ousencoine
Insane man shoots officials in Montana town
Patrick Fitzstevens shot Police Judge Hayes and Deputy Sheriff Daly in Ansconda Montana. He was wounded four times by Sheriff Conley and died two hours later. Coroner holds inquest. Fitzstevens, released from asylum years earlier, claimed motives linked to those who harmed him. Reports also mention exaggerated Yaqui revolts in Sonora and Chepilers.
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Patrick Mtestevens
Insare Asylum
Hayes
Joseph Daly
Sherif Conley
Ansconda
Mont
Diamondville
Fitzstevens
County
Sherif Morgan
Pitzsteven
Daly
Vitzsteven
Boers in Bermuda Prisoners Welcome News of Peace
A dispatch from Manilton Bermuda reports Boer prisoners on Haskins island rejoicing upon hearing peace news. They shouted sang and embraced English soldiers proclaiming foes turned friends. Celebrations and drinks were shared late into the night on Hawkins and Tucker islands.
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Manilton
Bermuda
Sys
Haskins Island
Hawkins Island
Tucker's Island
Idaho Sheep Grazing Law Upheld By Idaho Supreme Court
Idaho's Sheep Grazing Law, challenged as to its five mile limit near inhabited dwellings, was affirmed as valid by the Idaho Supreme Court in a Monday division ruling. Chief Justice Qorries authored the opinion with concurrence from Jiarlee Sullivan. Justice Stocksauer dissented. The ruling clarifies that dwelling owners within two miles of grazing sheep may seek compensation and other remedies for infringements.
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Supreme Court of Idaho
Qorries
Jiarlee Sullivan
Stocksauer
Alleged Drownings Reach South Park in Town Tale
A garbled report mentions seven men connected to a drowning incident near Salt moniver. Witnesses reference a South Fork area and South Park, with unclear names and places, as a large event unfolds after a Sunday afternoon, while local figures and bystanders recount the scene.
Peace in South Africa Report Reaches London Churches Rejoice
A Lord Kitchener dispatch from Pretoria dated Saturday May reports terms of surrender signed by Boer representatives and Lord Milner. News greeted London clubs and hotels with enthusiasm as the lord mayor announced the signing from Mansion House. War Office and King Edward were informed before public announcement. Churches held thanksgiving prayers and hymns on Sunday.
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London
Lord Witchener
Pretoria
Lord Milner
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Mansion House
Joseph C. Dimsdale
War Office
Welock
Edward
Churches of London
British press vents on Boer surrender terms
A Daily Mail correspondent reports the Irish authorities rejected Boer delegates idea to ratify surrender terms by Mr. Ringer. He says Boer Europe holdings were negligible while Britain pressed full terms. The piece notes peace will be popular among the Boers and emphasizes personality in peace talks.
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Cubling
Wretoria
Waily Mall
Irrish
Ringer
Europe
Wyners
Chapel Service Opens at Woodbury Factory
Frank Woodbury a furniture maker fits a chapel into his Orwell New York factory where about 150 employees attend daily religious services each morning. The twenty minute meetings start the workday, are included in working hours, and aim to motivate workers to begin the day with prayer.
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Frank Woodbury
Orwell
Oeweero
N. Y
Willis
Mr Woodbury
Chicago Vector Physicians Insanity Hlame Meeting Report
The text covers the twentieth annual Minnesota State Whe the Medien society meeting at St Paul with remarks by Prokh WW Whitford of Bennett Medical College Chicago. It notes alleged medical debate on certain practices and mentions a sequence of dramatic countryside incidents, including a farm attack near Berkeley Alabama and a lynching-like scene. The report blends disjointed medical commentary with violent crime anecdotes and travel notes.
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Minnesota
Medien Society
St. Piul
Whitford
Bennet Medical College
Chicago
Eruption of Mont Pelee Shifts Sky Colors at Sunset
A Honolulu letter dated May 24 describes how the St. Pierre eruption’s upper atmosphere effects reddened the sunset and sunrise. Volcanic dust caused a vivid red glow in the west after sunset and in the east before sunrise, drawing much attention to the unusual sky phenomenon.
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Honolulu
St. Tierre
St. Pierre
Aguinaldo Era War Secretary Defends Civil Work
General Buencamino reports to the president that reports of cruelty are false or exaggerated. He praises the civil government under Judge Taft and the army, saying the military has behaved with restraint despite temptations and provocations. He notes his mission was to correct discrediting stories about U S and Filipino efforts.
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Buencamino
United States
Hino Aguinalto
Federal
Washington
Taft
Gowt
Islands
Bursaliiers
Crow nest incident leaves boy in dire condition
A four year old, Rowley, slept through a crow nest incident in a Baltimore street yard. He fell from a tree while constructing a ladder, injuring his hip back and likely internal injuries. The boy remains critical as doctors treat potential internal damage. Separately, the Ohio Republican convention in Cleveland nominated a slate for statewide offices, including Lewis Laytin, William Crew, Horace Ankeney, and William Nirtley, with the event ending in a large demonstration.
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Wisdert
Dotin Rowley
Lin Lome
Baltist
P Hiegojurigs
Ile
Rowley
Ohio
Cleveland
Lewis
Laytin
Norwalk
Supreme Court
William i
McConnellsville
Horace Ankeney
Xenia
Board of Public Works
William Nirtley
Detlanve
Ike Ap
Tegulliedn
Lee Chijds
Uae
Wile
Indiana Representative Gyerstrest Bill Aims Beer Reform
A proposed bill from Representative Gyerstrest of Indiana seeks to abolish the one eighth keg tax on beer. The measure, backed by the beer trade, proposes ending five annual keys.
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Gyerstrest
Indiana
Wits
Beeen Wits
India
Retirement of Geverel Honoke Shocks Senate Committee
Unclear text reports a retirement of official Geverel Honoke and mentions a senate committee, military authorities, and Cuba. The fragment references a funeral, a lieutenant, and commentaries on services rendered. Multiple garbled phrases limit clear factual details.
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J. TL Tate
Tooele
Edna Jensen
Monroe
Roll- Inge How Teg Et
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Ull Lake
Kerala
Meg
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George Shepler
Vhverson
Providence
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Ralph Melnerny
Anthony Roylan
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Privay Best
Hey
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Lee He Wright
Mary Clip
Abs
Wright
Chicago Blue Coats
Buer
Ebection Bregan
Betis
Povernor
Segeril
Escuphnaiaf
Senate
Conouitien
Insane Man
Hayes Vod
Anwoonda, Mont
Mexico
Sonora
Miguel Aroveney
EL Carmen Lacleods
Kejoten
Idaho
Valla
Clutly Breser
Fulde
Tnnil Garrier
South Fork
South Park
Stiovelel
Jorses
Sage Bross
Walter Sporke
Sonuday
Anil
Notting
Lamadoy
Long Vader
Goise
Eagle
Hin Ieta
Rover Oh Potentias
Robleinn
Tom Flirless
Berkeley
Ala
Exalinger
Twe
Honor Sand
Nes
Mont Pelee
West Indies
Aguinaldo
War
Welipe Buencamino
Manila
Rawot
Baltimore
Hana
Clalia
Geverel Honoke
Ili Aby
Ines
Teporbien
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Cuba
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