Utah State News Inventory and Local Affairs Snapshot
Estate values and appraisals dominate Utah headlines with Patrick Phelan’s estate at 76050 left to St Ann Orphanage, Salt Lake City water projects, tax disbursements, and quarantine measures for scarlet fever. Reports cover fires, sugar prices, oil lease interest, mineral prospects, and health setbacks amid drought and commerce.
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Patrick Phelan
Kearns
St Ann
Orson Houghton
Salt Lake Mall
J. B. Skewen
Salt Lake
McClintock
Salt Lake City
Hi. M. Dukes
Medi
Viateb Tadian
Barrett
Holland submarine Fulton stays underwater over fifteen hours
The Holland submarine boat Fulton submerged in New York harbor for more than fifteen hours with Rear Admiral Lowe and Lt. Arthur MacArthur aboard to test air and systems. The crew reported no discomfort and praised air quality, claiming the voyage disproved medical doubts about submerged life.
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Fplton
New York Harbor
Admiral Lowe
Arthur MacArthur
Fulton
Cable
Holland Company
Tey
Met
Lowe
Triton
Peiantista
Cubmarine
United States
Harry Colwell
Potomac
Beets Show High Sugar Yield on One Acre Test Plot
Cash prizes offered by the Orange Judd farmer through the American Sugar company spurred farmers to test soil fertility. J. V. Berrell of Wisconsin reported 1 1/2 tons of beets per acre with 90.2 percent purity and 14.14 dollars per ton, totaling 170.91 dollars from one acre. The project aims to make the Indian self supporting through self employment and stable homes with farmer schools and local trade action.
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Orange Judd Parmer
American Bee
Colo
Fontest
J. V. Berrell
Wis
Enab
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wiliam Jones
Jones
Commissioner Sap
Magnates Claim German Sugar Cartel Controls Market
The Britten sugar magnates allege a German trust named Kartell operates worldwide, dictating sugar prices. They say investigations show the cartel existed for years and has reduced supply in England and elsewhere, explaining recent market conditions. The exact scope was uncovered only recently.
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Britten Sugar
Germany
Aoger
England
Ute Chief Eggleston Quashes Colorado Civil Action
The suit seeking damages over an alleged game killing against Chief Neeles yon of the White Rocks Ute Indian settlement is quashed by Judge Shumate. Attorneys argued summons were invalid as the chief was not in custody on a criminal charge. The ruling holds the chief beyond Colorado court reach while on the Ute reservation.
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Neeles ‘Yon
White Rooks Ute Indian Iite
Securn
Shumate
Eggleston
Uteh
Colorado
Vanderbilt Heir Ordered to Pay Federal Inheritance Tax
The estate of Vander- DIL is liable for 251 808.48 to the federal coffers as inheritance tax. Bolleitor Wishard transfers the decision to Washington. Vanderbilt attorneys in the city are notified. Heirs already paid state tax of 290 008. The federal tax raises the total to 8888 41, with legal costs pushing the grand total toward 1 000 000.
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Heira
Carpellua Vander- Dil
Vogle Sem
Pe Kate
Washington
Bolleitor Wishard
Interon
Tttme
Yerkes
Vanderbilt
Banquet Honorees Salute Lincoln and McKinley
At the seventh annual banquet of the Society of May Dowor dead endants in New York on Friday night, McLearin Urytees Lincote and McKinley were praised. Leader Letier Mclaurin of South Carolina called Lincoln and McKinley the two men who moderated the South, saying had Lincoln lived the Civil War issues might have resolved and McKinley would have reconciled sectional discord if alive.
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McLearin Urytees Lincote
McKinley
Russell Saye
Helen M. Gould
New York
Letier Mclaurin
South Carolina
Lincoln
Young
C. A. Mu
Cutra
United States Navy
Havane
Guba
Cuba
United States
Senate
Grote
Cube
Cub
Hardships Reported on Samar Island Amid Insurgent Resistance
News from Samar Island notes continued insurgent resistance with limited surrenders. Filipino forces report evidence of hunger and transfer of goods while patrols seize over 20000 in cash and 100000 in hemp after tax payments. coastal patrols and searchlight drills hinder evacuation.
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Simar
Samar
South Dakota Woman Wins Judgment in Liquor Sale Case
A Sioux Falls jury awarded Mery Gar rigan $1,800 against Len Kennedy for selling liquor to an intoxicated person. Evidence suggested Garrigan was intoxicated and Kennedy unlawfully sold to him. This marks the first conviction under the state liquor act prohibiting sales to intoxicated individuals.
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Mery Garrigan
Len Kennedy
Sioux Falls, & D
Garrigan
McKinley Memorial Push Noted By Association
The McKinley National Memorial association reports strong, statewide support for a Canton memorial. Auxiliary groups are forming nationwide and funds will fund a dignified monument with any excess directed to a Washington national memorial.
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McKinley National Monument Association
Hanna
McKinley National Memorial Association
Ryerson Kitchie
Canton la
McKinley
Canton
Lincoln
Garfield
Washingrton
Conflict Over Native City of Tien Tain Control
Military government holds Tien Tain under force denying tax collection to Chinese authorities. Foreign powers demand continuity of governance for Pekin and Tato communications. Officials claim water jurisdiction and oppose foreign protocol limits. U S legation tensions rise as American lease nears expiration next spring.
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Tien Tain Oon Sintes
Pekio
Tato
Tien Tain
Koren
Pekin
United States Legation
British and German Press Clash Over Chamberlain
A London dispatch notes anti Chamberlain agitation in Germany prompts official German approval in the Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung and shifts British papers to warn of a dangerous mood. The Morning Post cites German hostility and urges vigilance toward a perceived barbarous Great Britain.
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London
Germany
Gazett
Mr. Chamberlain
Saya
Morning Post
Great Britain
Old Medical Views on Rheumatism and Bleeding
The article contrasts modern patent cures with historical medical practice. It cites Cullen 1784 guidance urging antiphlogistic diet, total abstinence from meat and alcohol, and extensive bloodletting for rheumatism, noting the harsh historic methods.
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Edinburgh
William Cullen
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Cullen
Dr. Cullen
Tip
York Presa
Hygienic Bathing Warns Public Pools Harm Public Health
An 1900 era Philadelphia American Medicine piece argues public swimming pools threaten health. It endorses four bathing methods but says everyday use requires pure water and private spaces. It criticizes clothed public swimming and warns against sentimental health reformers.
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Snn
Thian
Philadelphia
King of Denmark Palaces and Copper Roofs Described
The article compares King Frederik VIII’s parson Fradensborg and Rosenborg, noting Fradensborg’s simple interior and copper roof with avenues of limes, and Rosenborg’s ornate exterior and Venetian glass. It also mentions copper-stepped steeples in Copenhagen and a Canton street occupied by druggists. The piece closes with a Browning quote about patience.
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Fradensborg
Denmark
Copenhagen
Rosenborg
Fredensborg
Canton
China
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