Salt Lake area eyes growling activity and plans
Utah news rounds report Salt Lake library lending ten thousand youth volumes, Sugar factory output and beet payments in Lehi, Tabernacle choir Pacific coast tour, rail route parallelism by Short Line and San Pedro, six day bicycle race entrants, Jordan River power plant plans, and oil prospecting near Woodside. Also notes on water use, school illness, legal rulings, and a Payson mill fire with losses.
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Salt Lake
Galt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Pacific Coast
Linn
San Pedro
Hilly King
W. E. Samusloon
Provo
Madison Square Garden
New York
Consolidated Railway and Power Company
Jordan River
Professor McClellan
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Bougril Ie
Grand River
Colorado
Utah
Seo Francisco
Woodside
Green River Hinteret
Arizona Governorbacks Indian land sale plan
Governor Murphy calls for selling and settling vast Indian reserves in Arizona with possible Navajo carveout. Proposes irrigation storage near suitable sites and canals to Indian lands. Argues tribal agencies hinder Indians becoming farmers and civilizing them.
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Murphy
Arizona
Indiana
British to Wage Aggressive War to South Africa
London Daily News reports Major General Ian Hamilton sails for South Africa as Kitchener's chief of staff to press a vigorous campaign and end the war before coronation festivities. The move fits a plan outlined after the king’s return six weeks prior, with the new scheme set to unfold early next year. An unrelated note cites President’s pledge to promote based on merit, not influence, while Senator Cullom backs Major Ballance and Major McClernand, Shafter’s former adjutant.
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London Daily News
Ian Hamillion
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
London
Hamilton
The
Daily News
Kitehouer
Sameday
Galiom
Ilinoia
Cullom
Major Ballance
Peoria
McClernand
MacClernand
Shafter
Santiago
Walter Baker Cocoa Packaging Warns of Substitutions
The Labols note that every Walter Baker & Co. cocoa or chocolate package bears the chocolate girl trademark and Dorchester Mass manufacture place. Housekeepers are urged to inspect purchases for substitutions. The firm earned three gold medals at the Pan American Exposition.
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Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester
Mass
Grand Junction Sugar Factory Regios Operation Begins
Grand Junction Calo sugar factory started Thursday with 100 men and boys employed and 350 tons of beets sliced. The plant began turning out granulated sugar by Monday amid harsh conditions and hard labor reported in the local region.
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Grand Junction
Calo
Death of Li Hung Chang linked to Manchurian dispute
Reports detail Li Hung Chang’s fatal hemorrhage amid a clash with Paul Lesnar over Manchurian terms after Japan pressed for the treaty text. The sequence includes Tokyo’s influence on southern viceroys and Empress Dowager’s handling of the text, with doctors citing overexertion and stress as factors. Also covered are a Helena Montana gold-ore find under a federal building site and Callahan acquitted of perjury in the Eddie Quady kidnapping case.
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Paul Lesnar
China
Li Hoong Chang
Tussia
Haslong
Manchuria
Tokio
Li Hong Chang
Li Hung Chung
M. Lesaur
Li Hung Chang
Erlens
United States Federal
Helena
Montana
Thomas Arune
Meliones
Heleon
James Callahan
Qmoaha
Eddie Qudahy
Pat Crowe
Omaha
Callahan
Crowe
Shields
Panama crisis denied by Sorimaen cable firm
The state department received a message from President Sorimaen of the Colon cable company denying Panama’s capture and saying the report reflects no change in situation. About 1,000 insurgents are within fifteen miles of Panama. traffic will not be interfered with. Reclamation of arid lands may join national policy. Wheeler reports Moogevelt plans arid land reclamation in California with Roosevelt’s interest and possible visit next year. Li Ying Chang death draws favorable notices in St. Petersburg papers.
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Veddo Delvecchio
Bertha Westland
Cannon Farm
Salt Lake
Percy Bloch
Provo
State Land Board
Utah
Congress
Fira
Payson
Dish Press Association
Cork
Home
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
White Star Ol Company
Spanish Fork Canyon
State Department
Sorimaen
Colon
Panama
University of California
Berkeley
Benjamin the Wheeler
The
State University
Moogevelt
California
Roosevelt
Counterfeiting Arrest in Salt Lake Banks Case
M. J. Lemon, a photographer from El Paso, Texas, was arrested by the U S secret service in a major counterfeiting investigation. Authorities say the arrest is among the most significant in years as investigators recovered five and ten dollar notes from Nevada and Salt Lake banks plus Mexican currency and silver certificates.
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M. J. Lemon
el Pabo
Secret Service
United States
Nevada National Bank of San Mranelaen
National Bank of Salt Lake
Deseret Na- Hons Bank of
Salt Lake
Republic of Mexico
Ivis
Lemon
Defountaine
Mutiny at Leavenworth Prison Sparks Major Escape
Convicts mutinied at the new United States prison site two miles southeast of Leavenworth Kansas injuring one guard and wounding three. Twenty six inmates escaped as guards fired, with authorities fearing many will be recaptured. the revolt began Thursday afternoon as workers labored among two walls and a stockade.
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United States
Leavenworth
Kansas
Federal
Congress Face Western Public Land Issue This Winter
National Live Stock Association leaders in Chicago warn Congress will hear a dramatic briefing this winter. Western cattlemen claim a five year decline in cattle numbers threatens beef supply. They urge swift action to curb prices and preserve food security for the nation.
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National Livestock Gayoolation
Chicago
Congress
How
Eer
Plans proposed to curb post office stamp thefts in Chicago
The Weekly Panorama reports after a stamp theft at Chicago’s post office that policies could curb losses. Proposals include requiring stamp certificates for mail orders and limiting private dealers to sells under one dollar at a time, curbing stamp as currency use and fencing.
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Chicago
Hubbard
FRIEND OF THE CHURCH MINNEAPOLIS MILLER WASHBURN
William Drew Washburn of Minnesota a leading manufacturer and citizen of Minneapolis presided at the Buffalo convention. A long political career included U S surveyor general congressman and senator from 1889 to 1895. He helped develop the Northwest railways and led the MSP and Sault Ste. Marie line union before retiring age 40.
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William Drew Washburn
Minnesota
Universal
William PD. Washburn
Buffalo
America
Minneapolis
Washburn
United States
Pillehury
Northwest
Helen Kelly to wed Frank Jay Gould in New York
The engagement between Miss Helen Kelly and Frank Jay Gould, youngest son of the late Jay Gould, has been announced in New York. Both families confirmed forthcoming nuptials with plans for a formal wedding.
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Miss Stone
Hilla
Mme. Taiska
Minn Stone
A Gould
New York
Helen Kelly
Frank Jay Gould
Jay Gould
Mr. Gould
Helen Margaret Kelly
Helen
Livingston
Milan Kelly
Edward Kelly
Eugene Kelly
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Salt Lake City
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Catbalogan
Lokban
Smith
Goodura
Leyte
Lukban
Anany Promortien
Meritaly
Grand Jonctson Sugar Factory
Regios
Biz
Amones
Himeolf
William Barber
Devil's Lake
North Dakota
Miles Miller
Burt Crary
Barber
Cudahy
Hebela
United
Sates
St. Petersburg
Li Ying Chang
Salt Lake Banks
Teres
Huller
Ladysmith
London Daily Express
Miller
Daily Express
George White
Buller
Togela
Maguire
France
Sein Turkiah
Caillard
Paris
Mitylene
Midilll
Turkey
Constantinople
M. Bupat
Syra
Heer
Panorama
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