Utah News Notes From Mt Pleasant to Salt Lake City
Mt Pleasant considers a new creamery on a cooperative basis. West Jordan saw smelter operations begin with accidents injuring workers. Shot and wounded Salt Lake City figures include A. S. Watson and wife. Bear River Water absorption by Utah Sugar Co. New rural delivery route from Lehi to start December 1. Postmasters named for Manila and St. John. A Salt Lake City woman allegedly with five husbands faces accusations. Slaughter house thefts reported in West Jordan. City car fenders ordered for Salt Lake streetcars. October deaths tallied. rising mortality due to aging population. John Brady, veteran K of S conductor, dies in Salt Lake.
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Salt Lake
Atrect Car Company
Salt Lake Valley
West Weber
Silney Jackson
Jackson
Salt Lake City
Christial Christensen
Dell Sapir
Wm Velee
Christensm
Mensant Grove
John Brady
Utah
Iis
Brady
Mistaken deer misfortune shocks Helmville pair
Special from Anaconda Montana reports that Derk Moore and James Carey, hunting near Macley, misidentified a lump of willows as a deer. Carey drew and fired, wounding himself as well as the other man, with one leg broken and another badly damaged. Carey rode to Helmville for help, a physician attending him after the night ride. Moore, a popular district rancher, is staying nearby as the injuries are treated.
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Anaconda
Mont
Derk Moore
James Carey
Helmville
Carey
Moore
Horsebrick
Verdict Brings End to Noted Murder Trial
Roland Bo Molineux, once condemned to death, was found guilty of murder in a case involving Mrs. Katherine I. Adams after the jury reached verdict in minutes. He showed no visible emotion, while his elderly father General Molineux reacted with deep distress and support from friends.
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Roland Bo Molineux
Katherine I. Adams
Molineux
General Molineux
Haieh
SLAIN BY BLIND MAN PROMINENT OCULIST KILLED
Dr W H Kimberlin a Kansas City oculist and pioneer citizen was shot dead in his office by John Scanlon formerly a policeman who then killed himself Scanlon brother of a local politician claimed Kimberlin ruined his eyesight Scanlon left a note asking to notify his brother at city hall and had been Kimberlin’s patient for about two weeks.
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W. H. Kimberlin
Kansas City
John Scanlon
Scanton
Kimberlin
Scanlon
City Hall
Hypnotic Confession Debate in Miller Murder Case
Hypnotic questioning of Miller in the Savannah murder case yields conflicting statements regarding Gugie Bourquin. Miller claims he did not fire the shots and names others, while investigators call his confession a fabrication.
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Hocgro
Gugie Bourquin
Savannah
Bourquin
Tourguh
Zevooothers
Luertiechai
Wietigen
Tito
Wiene
Malu
Lottery scheme run by Grand Umpuls officials exposed
At Grand Umpuls Miehlenn the federal grand jury returns indictments against Westmaster Eimer Het endon Dahilwin Meh and FIL Miller of Chitage all accused of running a lottery and using the mails to promote it. Miller pleaded guilty and Terendon pleaded not guilty in court.
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Grand Umpuls
Miehlenn
Grand Fore
Westmaster Eimer
Hetendon
Dahilwin
Meh
Fil
Miller
Chitage
Watmont
Tlerendon
Naval Battle Looms as Rebels Move on Coasts
Solombian Guntente Searching for Rebat Veneela while ships of war Bonota and Chimilla withdraw from Minar bracers of rebel factions. Colombian operations near Wisitictin anticipate actions between Fanamy and Corinto as four enemy ships press the coast, led by the Padilla the largest, yet a small vessel.
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Bonota
Chimilla
Fanamy
Corinto
Padilla
Salt Trust Killed by Permanent Injunction
United States Attorney Woodworth won a petition to dissolve the Salt company trust in San Francisco. Judge Morrow made the injunction permanent against most defendants, excluding Imperial Salt which was not shown to be part of the trust. The judge signaled a likely appellate support based on prior trust cases.
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United States
Woodworth
San Francisco
Federal Salt Company
United States Circuit
Morrow
Imperial Salt Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cuban Reciprocity Talks Move Toward Sugar Trade Compromise
In Ilavana the Cuban reciprocity treaty advances as Palos supplies full instructions to Quesada on representations to Washington. The main dispute is rebate rates for Cuban sugar and tobacco. a compromise between 25 percent offered by the United States and 50 percent demanded by Cuba appears likely.
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Ilavana
Palos
Senor Quesada
Washington
United States
May
Tt Ic
Lost at sea as steamer Elangamite wrecked near Three Kings
The British steamer Elangamite bound from Sydney to Auckland was wrecked near the Three Kings Islands. Forty-one passengers were saved, thirty-six remain missing. Owned by Huddard Burke & Co of Melbourne, built in 1587, 1605 register, length ten feet and depth ten feet. The Three Kings islands lie about thirty-eight miles northwest of New Zealand.
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Sydney
Auckland
Kings Islands
Huddard, Burke & Co
Melbourne
Australia
Three Kings Islands
New Zealand
Fire damages new river bridge tower in New York
A massive blaze at the Summit of the New York side tower of the new river bridge burned for four hours, causing at least 500000 dollars in damage. The fire reached 545 feet high, destroyed woodwork and false bridge supports, toppled nearly 1000000 feet of planking into the river, halted bridge traffic, and forced nearby steamers to dodge burning debris. No lives lost are reported.
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Last River
New York
Brooklyn
Deer Lodge County Votes Upend Labor Candidate for School Superintendent
Official canvass from Deer Lodge County Montana shows Miss Malloney the Labor candidate elected as school superintendent over Miss Marehin the Republican by four votes. Republicans plan to contest the result claiming about fifty illegal votes counted across thirty precincts and alleging ballots marked by crossing out party lines left Labor names intact.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Miss Malloney
Marehi¢n
Practitioner Charged With Practicing Without License
District Attorney Gray filed information in Colorado district court at Colorado Springs charging Lavina S Carpenter of Newcastle with practicing medicine without a license. The Christian Science healer allegedly treated Mrs Hugh Miller and blood poisoning is listed as the death cause.
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Gray
Cileawoood Springs
Colo
Lavina S. Carpenter
Newcastle
Carpenter
Christian Science Healer
Hugh Miller
Miller
Sultan of Mindanao Denies War on Americans
The sultan of Baewlod sends a letter to Captain Pershing at Camp Vie urs Mindanao disavowing war on Americans. He denies stealing American property and claims no hostile intent while pledging friendship. Brigadier General Sumner plans a column to Hacalod, but the expedition may be abandoned as authorities evaluate the sultan’s assurances. The wagon road and North Shore occupation are seen as calming steps.
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Captain Pershing
Camp Vieurs
Mindanao
Bigadier
Sumner
Hacalod
Fulton
Abstirates
Genuion
Boni de Castellane Loses Seat in French Chamber Debate
Anou Gould’s Mast and Loses His Seat to the Proidh Chamber of Deputies. After a heated debate the chamber invalidated the election of Count Boni de Castellane by a 275 to Yas vote. Chauvin attacked Castellane for irregularities while Castellane denied wrongdoing and urged upholding the election. He declared he would return.
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Anou Gould
Proidh Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Deputies
Yas
Count Boni de Castelane
Buns
Committee
M. Chauvin
Count de Castellane
Dreyfusard
Basses Alpes
Ears Cut Off in Hoonah Witchcraft Incident
Dispatches report a horrific case in Hoonah where a man believed possessed by the devil was mutilated with his ears severed and his body hacked in a failed exorcism. The victim, tormented by epileptic fits, was buried alive as officials from Jones rushed to investigate by special steamer.
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Shagway
Juneau
Hoonah
Jones
Jonesonon
Tragic Tonelulu Fire Injures Woman After Runaway Suffering
A fire at the home of BE Frick in Tonelulu left his wife and a fifteen year old daughter grievously burned. The blaze likely incendiary. Nigel Jackson, husband of one victim, is in custody under suspicion of the deaths. Jack Goo had just been sued for divorce.
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Frick
Nigel Jackson
Nigel.Jackson
Tustand
Jackgoo
Murder by Agreement Under Maui Shrouded Contract Discovery
A Maui cane field discovery reveals a Japanese affair ending in murder. The unnamed woman, referred to as Peli, allegedly struck a pact with Fight Kichita Kichita to abandon her husband with a threat of killing if she failed. She was stabbed last Thursday.
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Maui
Victtn
Peli
Kichita Kichita
Kiditts
Suspected Safe Starers Arrested After Rathheim Theft
WII, Murray and B. Guthrie, two young men, are jailed in Nathheim Ida charged with blowing open a safe in M. Wright's store Thursday night. The trio had been at a local saloon before the theft. They were captured at Hope where authorities say they had been gambling and spending money. Two other men remain under suspicion but at large.
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Wii
Murray
B. Gutherie
Jale
Nathheim
Ida
M. 1
Utah Returns Vote Totals in Senate Districts and Counties
Early returns from 409 of 519 Utah precincts show congressman totals near 56 percent in large cities. Howell leads McCarty state wide, with Salt Lake County favoring Young over King. county results vary, and several counties report Republican dominance in local offices. Wyoming and Idaho partial results indicate turnout and shifts since two years ago.
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Utah
Joseph Howell
Congress
Willian McCarty
Justice of the Supreme Court
Howell
McCarty
Salt Lake County
MoCarty
Young
King
Wyoming
State Central Committee
Laramie
Idaho
Ada
Canyon
Ghoul Leaders Admit Grave Robbery In Anderson Cemetery
Rufus Cantrelb and John Melndree confessed to targeting thirty to forty graves in Indianapolis area and described stealing bodies at Anderson cemetery. Cantrell indicated specific graves of a woman and her daughter, claiming the husband was involved and that a physician paid for a body, with half of 840 paid to the body snatcher.
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Rufus Cantrelb
John Melndree
Indianapolis
Anderson Cemetery
Cantrell
Sexton
Boca
Virgin Maury causes stir among Yorktown Doukhobors
At Yorktown a young Doukhoborsman dressed in white cotton and canvass attire proclaimed herself the Virgin Maury. Many among the Doukhobors believe her tale and fear potential trouble if her guidance is misdirected.
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Yorktown
W. I
Maury
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