Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake and Provo Areas
Local items report widows from the Scofield explosion, coyote pelts bounty in Kush valley, and Salina cut-off maps approved by the federal secretary. A miner injured in Sunnyside, increases in registration transfers, and plans for a Joseph Smith monument in Salt Lake are noted. Potatoes yield large in Provo, a serious accident at Annie Laurie Mine, and charges of vagrancy in Salt Lake City are reported alongside a fatal illness case treated by a Christian Scientist healer.
Republicans Win in Utah State Ticket Election Showing GOP Sweep
Republicans carried the Utah slate by about 6 000 votes Tuesday as Howell and Metarty led a strong statewide victory. Democrats win a few seats but the legislature tilts Republican with a large margin in the Senate and House. The result mirrors wins in neighboring states and solidifies Republican control across most counties.
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Idaho Republicans poised to win state ticket and legislature
While exact figures are not yet in, enough is known to assure a Republican majority on the Idaho state ticket and a total of about 100 seats. Republicans will hold forty seven members of the legislature, a majority of thirteen on joint ballot.
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Election trends show Republicans gain control of Chic Legislature
Latest reports indicate broad statewide gains with Republicans set to hold six of seven seats in the Chic Legislature while remaining races see continued party alignment and potential shifts in regional power dynamics.
Wyomity Legislature Forecasts and Party Majorities
An early, garbled report from Wyomity suggests the seventy three member Legislature will favor the Republican party. It predicts a governor win by about five hundred votes and a Republican state ticket with a similar majority, though the wording is unclear.
Disaster at Madison Square Garden Fireworks Tragedy
In Madison Square Garden New York a fireworks display for an air ship ascent and election returns exploded harming more than fifty people and killing twelve as a vast crowd of about four thousand panicked. Many were crushed or trampled in the resulting crush.
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Republicans sweep nation with southern holdouts
National results show Republicans winning across forty two states with continued control of the House and strong showings in state legislatures. New York and Ohio feature key races while unions and coal strike impact shape in several contests. Virginia and North Carolina trend Democratic in some districts, while Michigan New Jersey and California reflect broad GOP gains.
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Tribal War Rages on Espiritu Santo Island
Reports from Espiritu Santo in the New Hebrides describe a tribal war between coast clans and an inland hill tribe led by Nandail. Villages were plundered and burned, traders sought safety at missions, and authorities were asked to send a warship to stop further massacres amid sickness beliefs on the island.
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Teacher slain by ladrones near Tacolod
Montgomery, superintendent of Oriental Neuron schools, was murdered Friday by six natives three miles from Tacolod. He carried a large sum of money and was ambushed during a planned visit to consult with the retiring superintendent. Robbery motive suspected. reward offered. Montgomery, a Presbyterian minister from Lexington Nebraska, had last served at Wayne and sailed for the Philippines on July 4, 1900.
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Cuban congress reconvenes as president touts progress
The Cuban congress reopens after an extended adjournment. President Valma delivers a message highlighting optimism for the republics future. He notes orderly conditions across the island and claims Cuba enjoys better sanitary conditions than during American intervention, reflecting peaceful public sentiment.
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Shambolic OCR Fragment Records Violent Incident
A damaged OCR excerpt describes a violent incident in New York City involving a male suspect who fatally wounded a man and wounded a woman before police were alerted. The garbled text references a donk salesman, a wife’s relief, a hunger motif, and multiple gunshots amid a chaotic scene, with friends and a tied necktie image appearing in the muddled narrative.
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Princess May Survives Terrifying Pacific Storm
The steamer Princess May arrived in Vancouver from Skagway after a long storm ordeal in Queen Charlotte Sound. The vessel endured eight hours of peril as hurricane conditions peaked. Meanwhile a Prairie City explosion claim reports Robert Comer, about 70, died from injuries after dynamite caps exploded while he showed caps to Alvin Seese. Comer lost both hands and suffered fatal head injuries. Seese survived with severe burns.
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Kicked his boy to death in Kentucky mountain killing case
Pleasant Spreading in Inez Kentucky is charged with killing his four year old son after forcing him to wait by a spring. The father allegedly struck the child and then kicked the infant in the head. He allegedly threatened the family, fled to the mountains with his daughters, and a missing girl later testified against him. A grand jury proceeding is planned with Judge Hensley guarding the jail for a speedy trial.
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Vast gold vein discovery near Hotse sparks stampede
Five individuals including Dollie Grebee Black Wornet Dieteiet rush to stake claims after a rich unknown ore vein is found about a mile and a half from the Black Hornet mine. The site yields four feet of ore on the hanging wall and prompts hundreds to visit, with estimates of value between 300 and 1000 dollars per claim and ongoing exploration at multiple points. Meanwhile President Roosevelt plans a spring whistle-stop trip through Memphis for a reception for General Like White and possible bear-hunt engagements in Mississippi.
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Bar silver price trends show steady decline this year
Bar silver has sold at 14d per ounce, the lowest in memory, with the Journal of Commerce quoting around 20 4 1023, then 22 flid on May 11 and a recovery to 24 V-ld by July 13. It drifted lower to 23 3g d by September 6 and has gradually declined since.
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