Utah State News Mining share sale and regional events
The week closed with a mining stock sale at 02.5.0.21. James Levine of the Salt Lake Fire Department was elected vice-president of the Pacific Coast Association of Fire Chiefs. Salt Lake area meetings covered land office reports, survey costs, and the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society exhibition. Notable incidents included the death of J. I. McMaster by drowning near Colby, and local figures such as B. A. Greenleaf and Charles Holmes facing various troubles. Public works include a proposed Mor tuning church, and Payson City seeking a land grant change to protect its water supply.
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Pacifc Coast Association of Fire
James Levine
Salt Lake City
e.Bodalign
Hall Lake City
Joseph William Taylor
Salt Lake
Hebet
Imperial Decree Denounces Boxers and Punishes Nobles
The text reports an imperial decree denouncing the Boxer movement, stripping titles from Princes and nobles, and sending them before trial boards. It notes blame shifted to princes, mentions fugitives, and references imperial troops near Pei Ta Chu amid dispersal efforts. Also covers Singer Sewing Machine exhibit and awards at the Paris Exposition.
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Tai Hinen Fe
Shae Si
Amperor Keang
Convert
Chao Tha Chiao
Board of Punishment
Prince Tame
Board of
Clan
General Sheng
Mr. Wu
Washington
Department of
Etate
Teng Fuslang
Then Bi
Pei Ta Chu
Tien Tele Wae
Hinger Manufacturing Company
Broadway
New York
Singer
Gary Gase Grush
Paris
Generalife
Intermatrien
Chicago
Singer Machines
Thain Robber Identified by Detective Mostyn
A dead train robber identified as Comneingham by P H Mostyn head of a detective agency. The gang was captured in South Corsica in December. the corpse carried dynamite revolvers and burglars tools. The Windward expedition to the Arctic may return, with Peary planning further exploration.
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Mrasenger
Galveston Appeals for Aid to Rebuild Homes
Aldio Bork Miss Clara Dartoo president of the National Red Cross Society issues a formal appeal to manufacturers and business leaders nationwide requesting aid in building homes for those who lost everything in the recent disaster. The message, titled To the manufacturers and dealers, asks for materials and general goods to support relief efforts.
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Clara Dartoo
National Red Cross Society
Americans protest against troops leaving China at Tian Tain meeting
About 1,000 American troops are to stay in north China. Resolves urge the United States to honorably and efficiently complete the withdrawal while maintaining force to protect American interests and mercantile and military personnel. Missionaries may petition Washington to increase membership. Public telegraph between Felina and Take completed. Ice thrown at Hanna during Chicago Republican meeting injures no one. incident leads to arrests.
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Tien Tain
United States
China
North Chies
Washington
Felina
Take
Convention Of Democratic Clubs Elects Officers
The national convention of Democratic clubs concluded after 60 days. Officers elected: President W. B. Mearst Secretary Mar F. Johnson Treasurer Marcus Daly. An attempt to expand the executive committee failed. The Democratic National Committee seeks funds with Hearst pledging matching support through the party.
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Ita
W. B. Mearst
Mar F. Johnson
Marcus Daly
Executive
Democratic National Committee
Hearst
Nathonel Committee of Democratic Clubs
Democratic Claim and Electoral Forecast Distorted
The report claims Bryan leads with 370 electoral votes out of 447, naming J. J. Johnson as Kansas chair and noting McKinley at 94 with doubt over 1. States conceded to McKinley include Oregon Iowa Pennsylvania West Virginia and New England. Michigan Minnesota and New Jersey are uncertain. A separate item reports Pesssyhrasten shot dead through a window in Oriential, Pennsylvania, as Adem Goodling describes two enemies.
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Omtheons
Cetts
J. J. Johnson
Kansas
National Executive Committee
Soct
Bryan
McKinley
Oregon
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New England
Michigan
Minnesota
New Jersey
Hrgan
White
Bin
Oriental
Janiate County
Adem Goodling
Acenesia
Geedling
Debs Decepts from NineDine and Klondike receipts
Fragmented OCR notes report gold receipts from Klondike and Caps Nome between July and September. Totals include 674 047 55 inSen Frapefece mini assays and 2 011001 in Caps Nome deposits. A steamer with 387 passengers arrived from W200 00000 feen to a port near Seattle.
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Klondike
Bemtike
Bryan Denies Charge Amid Exchange on Kamen Clip Plank
Mr. Bryan refutes a claim by Mr. Kingman that he received 159.008 for resisting the Kamen Clip plank on the Kensee City platform. He says no one offered or paid him any sum and questions Kingman’s credibility while suggesting Senator Callow’s involvement could prompt proof. The Italian police probe a Vatican burglary stealing 47,000 lire and 2,000 lire in cash with four suspects under charges and one arrested. The Tribune notes prior warnings of a planned robbery and suggests the missing property may be private papal funds rather than Vatican administration funds.
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Bryan
Kingman
Bryaa
Kensee City
Callow
Cullom
Ratican
Vatican
Tribune
Apamtollc Palace
Kruger Held As Prisoner In Lourenco Marques
A dispatch from Lourenco Marques reports Kruger is effectively a prisoner with travel and speech restrictions. He has been allowed to use the governor's carriage briefly but is later blocked from it. He has been warned not to speak publicly or wear his green sash insignia. Kruger plans to visit a Dutch cruiser bound for Holland next week.
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Lourenco
Kruger
Moi
Holland
Hanns to Lead Tour Across Midwest and Plains
Senator Hanns announces a speaking tour with Senator Free of Maine through Wisconsin, Nebraska and South Dakota. He says persistent urging forced the trip and hopes to visit Kansas if Prye’s plans allow. He aims to speak for home consumption.
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Hanns
Senator Free
Maine
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Subh Dakota
Mr. Hanke
Benator Prye
Kenses
Veteran Editor Dead in Tramway Accident at Teaver
C E B Gallaway aged years died at Teaver from injuries after being struck by a tramcar. He is described as possibly the oldest newspaper editor in the United States. Born February 13, 1932 in Portage County, Ohio, he learned printing in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, and published and edited papers in Ohio, Missouri, and Utah.
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C. EB Gallaway
Teaver
Portageovanty
Lawrenceburg
Ohio
Milingis
Missouri
Utah
McKinley Leads With 2m Votes in Electoral Split Claim
A Hepatek headquarters statement claims McKinley would win 2 million electoral votes, with Liryan at 177 and Fryem at 4. States listed as for Fryem include Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Carolinas Tennessee Texas Virginia, while Indiana is uncertain. Democrat Congressman Richardsod dismisses it as boasting, noting a private Democratic poll contradicts the tally.
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Hepatetlean
McKinnley
Liryan
Fryemare
Alabama
Arkeceme
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolinas
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Idaho
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
Nebraska
Utah
McKinley
Indiana
Richardsod
National Debt Declines as Cash On Hand Increases
The monthly public debt report shows a total debt of 61 106 154 671 at September 1, 1000, a decrease of 4 157 405 for the month. Gains come from increased cash on hand and redemption of the S percent bond, with interest bearing debt totaling 1 001 410 000, notes of maturity ceased at 10 728, and non interest bearing debt at 457 246 009, totaling 204 167m.
Monster Miners Parade in Wilkes-Barre Pa
A large peaceful parade of striking miners took to the streets of Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday. About 14 000 marchers passed in line eight abreast and took one hour twenty minutes to pass. Forty brass bands accompanied the procession as a vast countryside crowd cheered.
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AL Wilwesbarre
Millionaire Carmack Divorce in California
Kate Carmack wife of Klondike millionaire George Carmack files for divorce in California alleging desertion and infidelity. She seeks half of the community property including Klondike mines Seattle and Alaewhere real estate and large bank deposits. Carmack plans to contest the suit as a sensational trial is anticipated.
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Kate Carmack
George Carmack
Klondike
California
Seattle
Alaewhere
Hollister
Sac Franoises
Seattle Bank
Carmack
Towering progress in Eastern diplomacy with Peking accord
A Washington report says Powers agree to Chinese settlement through Hay proposals of July 6, with Europe aligning to the American opening. Russia-US accord exceeds expectations, and European nations move to leverage the moment for talks with China.
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Washingtoo
Hay
Russia
United States
Parents Forbid Ten Players From Wisconsin Football Game
Following the death of Lawrence Pierson of Lake Forest from injuries in a recent game, parents protest and ban six players, including Captain Howell and Roosevelt, from playing in the upcoming critical match against Wisconsin. The college cancels the post Saturday game and may also withdraw other contests as Wisconsin is notified of the faculty’s decision amid the grief and turmoil.
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Lawrence Pierson
Lake Forest
Gaivers
Carsten
Howell
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
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