Utah State News Highlights From State Fair to Oil Find
The State Fair opened Tuesday. W. Gears shows peaches grown near Waterloo. Oreon C Allred of Suing City won at Manti and was fined. Daughters of the American Revolution plan a $400 public fountain in Liberty Park. Tabernacle chair tours California. Salt Lake City fruit and iron industry updates follow. A Sanpete oil discovery near Manti is noted. Ken Keen narrowly survived a fall in Deer Creek canyon. Elizabeth Wentwood dies at 99 in Salt Lake City. Salt Lake-area miners’ beds and tomato canning activity reported. A Glenwood child, Katie Lampoon, nearly blind from sun exposure. Internal Revenue tax collected from Marcus Daly estate. Provo burglary suspect bound over for trial. Caldera diver Moses Thatcher injured but recovering at home. Mule accident injures Moses Thatcher in Galt Lake. Utah Lager Beer plant at Lake View near completion. Hancock Post to G.A.R. established at Port City with 19 charter members. Elk lodge profit from Salt Lake carnival cited. Kangaroo court yields funds. school attendance rises.
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Woodmen of the World
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Masked intruders probe McKinley tomb vault at Canton
After gunfire near the tomb of President McKinley in Westlaw cemetery Canton Ohio on Sunday night two prowlers attempted to reach the vault where the body rests. Private Deprend fought one attacker and was wounded while Lieutenant Ashbridge chased the others who escaped with a lead. Seventy soldiers guard the cemetery and surrounding camp with twenty on duty around the vault.
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San Francsgo Police Attacked by Strikers on Kearney Street
A fierce clash between strikers and special policemen occurred on Sunday morning on Kearney Street between Post and Geary. At least seven men were killed or mortally wounded and many injured as over fifty shots were fired. Four special officers and a discharged sailor were targeted by a mob of drivers and sympathizers. police arrested about thirty during the melee. Officer Tillman was grazed by a bullet as he protected the specials.
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Tillman
Illegible editor arrested for postal law violations
Jobo Ciancibilia owner of Laurora the snorchist papers in Spring Valley Ul was arrested Friday by U S marshal St Clatr and postal inspector B F Gilbert on a charge of violating postal laws by publishing lottery notices authorities say no law covers the language used but the other charge will be pursued vigorously
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Spring Valley
McKinley
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Consul Reports Insurgent Threats at Colon
United States consul at Colon relayed official advices about a contemplated attack on Colon by insurgent forces. A letter to the insurgent commander warned that interference with isthmus transit would breach treaty rights. Colombian troops arrived and the insurgents decamped.
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State Department
United States
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Kentuckians Demand Extradition of Governor Taylor
Kentucky officials urge Indiana to extradite Governor Taylor and Charles Finley, accused of complicity in the Goebel plot. Governor Durbin resists the requisition, faced with telegrams from Kentucky urging denial of the request.
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Durbin
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William Goebel
Columbia Beats Cup Challenger Shamrock I in Exciting Race
In the closest America's Cup contest yet, the white flyer Columbia defeated British challenger Shamrock I by a narrow margin after a 30 nautical mile race. The finish left spectators breathless as timing records favored Columbia amid mixed wind, with five races planned next. enthusiasm ran high as crowds followed the dramatic event.
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Insurgent Attack In Samar Wounds U S Infantry Company C
General Chaffey reports twenty four men of Company C Ninth Infantry wounded after an ambush at Balaoylyo. The rest of the company was killed, and twelve rifles were seized. The same dispatch notes wider fighting as American forces pursue suppression of the insurgents led by Aguinaldo in Samar. Thirteen prospectors drown in Presidio county Texas after a deserate river flood.
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United States Infantry
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Norenty
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Edward A. Hompta
HS. Griewold
Sneypud
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Samar
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Spain
Sawar
United States
Uceral Hughes
Cinsabar
Presidio County
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Alawinto Creek
Murderer McKinley’s killer collapses at Auburn prison
The condemned man, Jeolgoaz, known as McKinley’s killer, suffered a dramatic collapse upon entering Auburn prison. Guards carried him inside as a crowd of about 200 gathered, and he appeared terrified, crying out and moaning during removal of handcuffs and dressing. Hospitalized by the prison physician, he was slated for the electric chair, while he reportedly ate and smoked during the incident and voiced condolences for Mrs. MoHioley.
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McKinley
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Keaper
Crolgose
John Gherin
Buffalo Ba
California Wheat Farms Shrink and Modernize Across Coast
A Department of Agriculture report details gradual shrinkage of individual farms in California and Pacific states, but farms remain larger than national norms. It notes high capacity machinery cutting labor, vast grain transport savings, and Pacific coast exports near 6,000 bushels of wheat annually worth about 20 million dollars, with San Francisco handling a large share of shipments.
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Haat
Middle West
California
Great Valley
Wotler
Tn Washinpton
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Puebie
San Proneisco
Wyoming Oil Lands Drawn From Entry in Large Question
A May 1900 decision by the U S Interior Commissioner suspends agricultural entry on 42 townships in the Donglan land district Wyoming. The action relieves from suspension 4 of the 24 townships blocked November 10 1900 and denies further petitions to suspend remaining townships. The land area totals about 1 000 000 acres and centers on oil bearing regions with river and valley evidence cited.
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Wyoming
Annistan
Richards
General Inod
Isa
Donglan
Sun Penalon
Goder
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