Ten Thousand Guatemalan Soldiers march toward Salvadoran frontier
Reports from Central America claim President Zelaya of Nicaragua and President Cabrera of Guatemala plan war against El Salvador and Honduras. About ten thousand Guatemalan troops with artillery move toward the Salvadorean border near Santa Ana, while El Salvador organizes forces under General Regalado at nearby La Union.
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Central America
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Estra Cabrera
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Santa Ana
San Salvador
Regalado
Acajutla
la Unon
Nitaraguan
Lynch Mob Hangs Montana Murderer in Jail Break
In Hamilton Montana Walter Jackson, convicted of murdering six year old Fannie Buck, was seized from jail by about seventy five masked men armed with Winchesters and shotguns. They overpowered the jailer and hanged Jackson from an electric light pole, his plea for mercy ignored, and his body cut down about thirty minutes later by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mont
Walter Jackson
Fannie Buck
Stephens
Jackson
Secretary Signs Land Purchase for Salt River Irrigation
The secretary of the interior has authorized the purchase of land for the Salt River project in Arizona. Engineers completed preliminary work and final acceptance hinges on the interior secretary. This action suggests the reservoir will be built, marking the second major government irrigation project after Truckee, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Salt River
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
Truckee
Cal
Belgium King Leopold Seeks France Support Over Congo
King Leopold of Belgium, received by President Loubet, reportedly won France's backing against Britain on Congo concerns. The Liberte claims Russia backs Leopold and that the king will stay in Paris to discuss the issue with King Victor Emmanuel during the Italian king's visit.
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Leopold
Belgium
Loubet
France
Great Britain
Congo
the Liberte
Russia
Paris
Victor Emanuel
Silver reaches multiyear highs in London New York markets
Commercial bar silver climbed to a multi year peak at 28d per ounce in London and 6014 00%e in New York. The advance abroad equaled 2 4d from Monday’s close. The treasury bought 1,000,000 ounces for delivery at the San Francisco mint for Philippine coinage at 60.125 per ounce, the highest price yet paid.
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London
New York
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Divorced Wife Fires at Paris Chamber Leader Outside Opera
Helen Knowles Irish, ex-wife of Chevalier Trezza Di Mazik, president of the Italian chamber of commerce in Paris, shot at him as crowds left the opera house on Tuesday. The attempt failed. motive linked to his refusal to reveal their child’s location, sparking a public uproar.
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Helen Knowles Irish
Chevalier Trezza di Mazik
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Chevalier
Opera
Jefferson High girls save children from fire in Irving Park
A Chicago blaze destroyed two houses in Irving Park as three Jefferson High School girls rescued trapped children from the flames. Raymond Saunders, five, is believed dead. The girls, en route to school two blocks away, ventured into heavy smoke to bring the youngsters to safety.
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Irving Park
Chicago
Jefferson High School
Raymond Saunders
Haworth Recaptured After Utah Prison Break
Nick Haworth the condemned murderer who escaped Friday night was found Sunday morning in a Brigham Ashton board shanty near Halliday orchard. Farmer Howard Kennedy spotted him at sumrise and alerted the Neilsons who summoned help. Haworth offered no resistance as rifles forced him back toward the penitentiary while Lynch remains at large.
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Nick” Haworth
Utah State Penitentiary
New Board
Brigham Ashton
Halliday
Howard Kennedy
Sumrise
Haworth
Kennedy
John Mortenson
Neilson
Neilsons
Len
Hyrum
George Blair
Lynch
Manchuria Crisis Stirred by Japan and Russia
A St Petersburg dispatch quoted by The Cologne Gazette states Russia would rather war than yield Manchuria if Japan involves the region. It notes officers’ families are urged to defer Port Arthur travel until 1904 due to incomplete housing, and says Japan has massed troops beyond mere maneuvering.
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Cologne
St. Petersburg
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Port Arthur
Arsenic Death Case Sparks Iowa Arrest
Ebenezer S. Blydenburg of Eldora Iowa was arrested on murder charges by poisoning his wife. The wife died May 2 after a brief marriage. At the sister's urging the body was exhumed and arsenic found in the stomach. Blydenburg, a farmer with a history of multiple marriages, posted $16 000 bond and has shown strong religious zeal.
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Ebenezer S. Blydenburg
Eldora
Iowa
Iis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Blyenburg
Japs to Fight as Ultimatum Expires
London Post telegraphs from Chee Foo October 10 stating Japan will declare hostilities on the expiry of their ultimatum to Russia. The Russian fleet has cleared Port Arthur. Reports say Japanese troops are landing at Masanpho Korea and field guns were sent from Port Arthur for an unknown destination. Fortifications are being manned by workers.
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London Post
Chee Foo
Russia
Port Arthur
Masanpho
Korea
Tragic Parachute Descent Sees Two Die In San Francisco
Aeronaut William Beals died after a parachute descent failed near Golden Gate Park as his line released near the ground. Spectator Madge Heeney, 17, riding an electric car, leaned from the vehicle to view the descent and was killed when her head struck an electric mast.
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William Beals
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Madge Heeney
Outlaw Joseph Roberts Surrenders in Arizona After Shootout
Joseph Roberts, a Graham County Arizona outlaw who eluded officers on Blue River for weeks, surrendered after a third chase. Wounded and exhausted he gave himself to Deputy Sheriff Bob Bailey, who had been in the pursuit. Roberts was jailed in Solomonville.
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Joseph Roberts
Graham County
Arizona
Blue River
Bob Bailey
Roberts
Solomonville
Early 20th Century World Headlines on Courage and Crisis
A sweeping digest reports rising political tension with Senator Allison on campaign funds, Chilean cabinet resignations, Mauna Loa eruptions, a Dutch coastal storm wrecking twenty ships, labor strife among Pacific Express, and multiple personal tragedies including suicides and a lynching. It notes political moves in Cuba and Serbia, colonial arrivals in the Philippines, a Texas fire department speed record, and a vandalized New York statue plaque.
The Nation Moves to New Address on East Center Street
The Nation now occupies No 28 East Center Street, located 1 to 3 blocks east of Thatcher Bank, signaling a relocation for its operations.
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East Center Street
Thatcher Bank
Choicest City and Farm Property for Sale on Good Terms
A curated sale offers city and rural properties with favorable terms. Listings include plots, homesteads, and commercial sites, emphasizing clear titles, reasonable down payments, and flexible closing dates for buyers seeking prudent investment opportunities.
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Montana
Germany
Heroic Girl
China
Allison
Paterson
Mauna Loa
Island of
Hawaii
Pacific Express
James Beck
British Columbia
A. J. Smettena
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Bissell
Buffalo
Bright
David Nation
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Medicine Lodge
Kan
Menke
Mattoon
Tls
Gustave Becker
John Fisk
Babe
Silver Star
Lake City
Colo
Jake Evans
John Cord
Silver City
New Mexico
Sir Michael Herbert
Washington
Wilton
Wiltshire
England
Siloam Springs
Hick” Rose
Madisonville, Tenn
Thomas Morten
T. O. Dugan
United States
Squiers
Cuba
Santiago
Peter of
Servia
Macedonia
Doherty
Islands
Manila
Samuel Williams
Lawty Fla
Fort Worth, Texas
Julian Ramos
Ladrones
Cavite
Noriel
Insurrectos
Taen Shun Hsuen
Kwang Si
South China
Hongkong
Nathan Hale
City Hall Park
New York City
Thomas Oldham
G. H. Champ
A. H. Thompean
A. BE. Shapand
Cache Valley
Logan General Banking
Ramittanses
Real Estate & Loans
H. A. Pederson & CO
First National Bank
Old
Z. C. M. L. Corner
Dell’s Studio
Ricks Block
Main Street
Thomas & Odell
Logan Real Estate
Louis S. Cardon
Joseph Knowles
Life and Fire Insurance
West Second North St
O¢den
Salt Lake
G. Gessell
Providence
Kinley & Dunbar
Main
Eagle
Logan
A. Th. Premet
West 1St North Street
H. D. Hansen
West Nielsen’s
Azn
Edannf
Pufstern
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ogden Union Depot
Southern Pacific
Oregon
Ast
Ogden
Rio Grande
I. A. Benton
Salt Lake City
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