Utah estate values and local events noted in state update
An inventory of President Snow's estate lists 14000 value. A Purle City hotel fire scare from a dropped cigarette. Patrick Phelan's estate valued at 76650 left to St Ann Orphanage. Mrs Mary Judge donates two memorial windows to St Mary's Cathedral. Salt Lake County taxes total 927550.57 and San Juan County 2503.86. Orson Houghton fined 25 for failing to report goblet fever. Mrs J B Skewes inherits over a million from MacClintock estate after a 14 year legal fight. Salt Lake City uses Farley's creek water for 150000 population. Oil lease sought on Salt Lake newer farm. Eastern syndicate seeks mineral lease in Vietah reservation after two years. Denver papers urge D C Dodge for Colorado Midland head, connect with Clark road. Utah Heel Co. builds coke plant at Suangaide. Mike Holmes arrested for attempted robbery in Park City. Mrs Louisa Pearson sues Snody Lodge for sick benefits. Scarlet fever and diphtheria prompt quarantine in Salt Lake City and Tooele County. Wasatch forest reserve debated to protect water sheds. Four price rises by millers and Utah flour competes with eastern imports.
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Orson Houghton
Salt Lake
J. B. Skewes
MacClintock
Salt Lake City
I. M. Dukes
California
Salt Tale
Thn Eastern Syndicate
Vietah
Holland Submarine Fulton Survives Fifteen Hour Submersion
The Fulton undersea test in New York harbor lasted over fifteen hours with Rear Admiral Lowe and Lt. Arthur MacArthur aboard. Crew reported no discomfort, air was pure, and all machinery functioned. Captain Cable said the sub could have lasted three months with food.
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Fulton
New York Harbor
Lowe
Arthur MacArthur
Fultons
Cable
Holland
Calle
Ciblo
Ss In & House
Cansider
Toonsider
United States
Harry Colwell
Potomac
Beets Prize Contest Highlights Sugar Output and Plans for Indian Self Help
Rocky Ford farmers show promising results in the sugar beet contest run by Orange Judd Farmer and American Beet Sugar Company with D. W. Berrell posting a total of 170.91 dollars from one acre yielding 11 500 pounds of granulated sugar. Separate notes discuss Commissioner William Jones proposing Indian self supporting policy, with protection of person and property, education, and local schools to foster dignity of labor.
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Orange Judd
American Beet Sugar Company
Rocky Ford
Colo
D. W. Berrell
Indiana
Chilc
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
William Jones
Jones
British Sugar Magnates Charge German Kartell Souring Market
British sugar magnates claim German interests control a secret Kartell that has depressed sugar prices to historic lows. They say the cartel has operated for about a year and enables Germany to dictate world sugar prices, with its vast reach explaining the market turmoil.
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Suger
Germany
England
Sujar
Utah Fadian Escapes Colorado Authorities in Civil Case
The court upholds service of summons on Chief Eggleston of the White Rocka Ute tribe regarding damages for alleged game killing. The chief, in custody on a criminal charge, was served while in Colorado, but he is now on the Ute reservation in Utah, beyond Colorado reach.
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Nygles
Yon
White Rocka
Vanderbilt Here Must Pay Inheritance Tax Total
Heirs of the Vanderbilts face a federal inheritance tax of 261 605.48 adding to a state tax of 590 008. The decision, reported from Wallington by Solicitor Wishard of the Internal Revenue Department, was confirmed by Mr. Yorkes. Attorneys in the city were informed, with legal expenses and court history cited, pushing the grand total toward 1 000 000.
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Vander Bilt
Voce Sam
Entante
Wallington
Wishard
Percine Department
Yorkes
Vanderbilt
Banquet Honors Lincoln McKinley Supporters in New York
At the seventh annual Society of Mayflower descendants banquet in New York Friday night Bussell Saye Miss Helen M Gould and others were honored. Senator McLaurin of South Carolina praised Lincoln and McKinley saying only they fully understood the south and carpetbagism and would have healed sectional discord if they had lived.
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McLauris Myles Lincols
Amd McKinsey
Bussell Saye
Helen M. Gould
Society of Mayflower Deadendante
New York
Senator McLaurin
South Cavalion
Lincoln
McKinley
Natives of Samar Report Hunger Amid Patrols
News from Samar island describes suffering and hunger among natives held by Filipino insurgents. U.S. patrols guard the coast with searchlights, hindering native gatherings as insurgent tax cash and hemp valued at over $120,000 are seized from coastal raiders.
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Simar
Samar Ie
Gro
Cupplinn
South Dakota Woman Wins Damages in Liquor Case
Mary Garrigan was awarded 81 800 for liability by Judge Thorny against Samuel Kennedy of Sioux Falls for selling liquor to her husband who became intoxicated and later took his own life. Garrigan faces two similar liquor-sale cases as the first conviction under the new law prohibiting intoxicants to inebriates.
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Jory Thorny
Mary Garrigan
Samuel Kennedy
Sioux Falla, & D
Wkooper
Giaarrigan
K Kennedy
Mra Garrigan
McKinley Memorial Plans Told by Executive Committee
The McKinley National Memorial Association executive committee reports progress on funds for a Canton monument and notes auxiliary groups formed in many states. Surplus funds will aid a national memorial in Washington if needed. Lieutenant Commander Young, in New York, discusses Cuba annexation as the solution to Cuba’s economic woes.
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McKinley National Monument Association
Hanna
McKinley National Memorial Association
Ryerson Ritchie
Canton
McKisley
Lincoln
Garfield
Washington
Young
U. A. Mu
Annention
Cuba
United States Navy
New York
Havana
Maine
United States
Senate
Cube
Military Government Holds Tientsin Amid Tax and Jurisdiction Disputes
The military administration in the city of Tien Tsein refuses to collect taxes for the Chinese authorities and resists foreign ministers on control of the native alty. They argue continued military rule is needed for Pekin Taleo communications. Korea seizes U S legation premises in Pekin, planning possession after the lease ends this spring.
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Tien ‘Lain
Pekin
Taleo
She Migitera
Tseo Tsin
Korea
United States
Legation
British Press Reads German Mood On Chamberlain
A London dispatch reports that anti Chamberlain agitation in Germany has drawn an official nod from the North German Gazette and prompted British papers to warn the danger of German public temper. The Morning Post notes Germans see Britain as covetous and barbarous, urging vigilance as call for suppression grows.
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London
Gerany
Gazett
Mr. Chamberlain
Germany
Morning Post
Great Britain
Antiquated Rheumatism Cures and Cullen’s Medical Teachings
A New York Press excerpt contrasts modern patent medicine claims for rheumatism with William Cullen’s 1784 Edinburgh text. It notes anti inflammatory diets bloodletting and cautious practice versus sensational cures in public advertising, implying historic medical rigor differs from today’s advertised remedies.
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Edinburgh
William Cullen
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Cullen
New York Press
Hygienic Bathing and Public Pools Cited as Health Risks
A Philadelphia American Medicine letter warns that public swimming pools threaten public health if water quality and hygiene are not maintained. It advocates four bathing methods including sea water, spray baths, and home towel baths, noting unclothed bathing and modesty issues, while urging science over sentiment in social reform.
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Orsan
Opithie
Philadelphia
King of Denmark Palaces Whitewashed in Plain Interiors
Describes Fredensborg the largest palace with simple interiors small bedrooms and few wardrobes. Notes copper roof view from gatehouse and copper stairs on Copenhagen churches. Rosenborg praised for exterior beauty and rare Venetian glass. Mentions a Canton street of druggists and dentists and finishes with a Browning quote.
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Fredensborg
Denmark
Copenhagen
Rosenborg
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