Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake City Dispatch
George Wothke, a Salt Lake boy, died from injuries after a recent accident. Congress may seek a $50,000 appropriation to rebuild Fort Douglas. Salt Lake City experienced a dry Sunday as authorities closed bars. Crescens, the fastest pacing horse, will visit Salt Lake City before heading to California for the winter. A Rio Grande train wreck case was dismissed for lack of facts. The Pioneer Henry Walker House slated for radical repairs and remodeling. State health board issues circulars on smallpox precautions. adoption varies. Utah to be promoted as a grape growing state with a bulletin from the state horticulture office. William Erdman, Springville leader, died after a long illness. A mill project near Hingham City aims to operate by January 1. Joseph Wentwood, long-time Mormon pioneer, died in Independence, Missouri, aged ninety. A young man known as Hunt, alias Baker, tied to a Salt Lake murder, remains in custody. Aurora farmers begin sugar beet shipments to Lehi. Patrick Phelan, mining figure, dies, leaving estate about $100,000 to St. Ann or Phooage Phelag. William Labels of Park City dies by hanging. motive unclear. The Sea Pairo line adds rolling stock. more cars ordered. Grass Valley Indian leaders refuse local school placement, prefer home schooling. McCone and associates buy the Pasco mine group in Peru for about $10,000,000. mine operations cited as over 5 centuries with $1,000,000,000 in silver yield.
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Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Crescens
Salt Lake City
California
Molieons
Bravo
State Board of Health
Utaha
Callfords
William Erdman
Springville
Brigham Young
Mrot
England
Independence
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Baker
Kaoses City
Hoot
Walter
Aurora
Lehi
Patrick Phelan
Thin Entira
Kennos St
National Livestock Association to Convene in Chicago
The Hivishes of Ranges and sheepmen will meet in Chicago during the first week of December to consider questions for Congress. Martin C. Madden named chairman of the committee organizing the event. Plans include a government inspection and tagging bill for wool fabrics and a study on range governance to curb sheep and cattle grazing conflicts amid growing overstock. The gathering aims to attract the largest stockman turnout in U.S. history, with Madden forming a committee to arrange entertainment for visitors.
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Martin C. Madden
Nation
Chicago
Congress
Li Ie
Nek Congress
Wental
Exoygen Aod
Thend
Ed Otter
Madden
Itm
Selalom
Panama Canal Company Still Not Ready to Sell Rights
Maurice Hintin, president of the Panama Canal Company board, met in Washington with Admiral Waller to discuss the disposition of the companys interest in the canal. The Isthmian Canal Commission seeks a clear price for the right, while the company weighs its options ahead of Mr. Tutos potential return to France.
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Maurice Hintin
Paname Canal Company
Washington
Wedoee Jay
Fle
Admiral Waller
Soncera
Molsslers
Sew Canal Treaty Sent to Senate by Morgan of Alabama
Senator Morgan of Alabama says President Poonewelt may submit a revised Nicaragua canal treaty this session. He describes the new proposal as closer to the views than the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, though he did not detail terms. Morgan also comments on southern appointments and the policy of recontinction in offices.
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Morgan
Alabama
Poonewelt
Nicaragua
Congress
Wold
Morgan Auld
Monthly Statement of Imports and Exports for September
The monthly report from the Bureau of Statistical Blatietica shows total merchandise imports and exports at 97,200,400 with 20,450,190 tied to detys by Serena la tote. It records gold exports at 108,012 and gold imports at 11,092, along with a twelve month excess of exports over imports totaling 64,508,905.
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United Sister
Bureus
Blatietica
Merchandiea
Soports
Serena la Tote
Riots and clashes across Kumila and surrounding areas
Widespread unrest reported with Brow riots at Taran hoy in eastern Kumila and peasant storming of municipal buildings in Samara injuring many. An derweaks and Pest tamke saw landowner murders and fatalities. A Vancouver Portland Railway collision on the high bridge left about fifty aboard shaken with many injured.
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Taran Hoy
Kumila
Samara
Sleuilar
Anderweaks
Pest Tamke
Vancouver
Portland Railway Company
Fox
Sullivan's Gulch
Vancouver Tarracks
Turkey Must Handsomely Help American Missionary
The London press urges Turkey to pay ransom for American missionary Mina Stone. Editorials in the Daily News and Telegraph criticize foreign payments as destabilizing. The Kusalan Government pledges aid to the United States, others seek to apply pressure, with Russia least able to influence relief efforts.
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Turkey
Atlee Stone
London ‘Telegraph
London Daily
Bews
Miss Stone
The
Daily News
Brian
Europe
United States
Mina Stone
Riisnin
Arrest of Maude William as Pinkerton hunt for bank robber gang
Annte Rogers alias Maude William, 20, is in Nashville police custody with Pinkerton General Superintendent Taylor, seeking to crack a gang tied to a Great Northern Express robbery at Wagner Montana. Bills found in her possession linked to Melena bank fraud. warrant charges forgery attempts as she withholds details of origin.
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Annte Rogers
Maude William
Nashville
Fourth National Bank
Lulius
Borane Aukplolous
Sbe
Helonm Bank
Pipkerton
Agather
Nak
Ths
Texas
Great Flood Destroys Opencast Works Along Hooker Creek
Dawson witnesses report September 26 flood surge down Hooker Creek after heavy rain. Water rising through the day surged to a wall several feet high at six feet, washing away calcine, damaging shafts, tailings piles, and leveled open works. No fatalities reported.
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Dawson
Hooker Creek
Calcine
Collision near Seathie sinks ship in dense fog
Sig Seamare Quilty ar Beattis aboard The Oriental per Kage Mara and the Gerume steamship Elba collided off Five Mile Point in fog. The Kagan Mara suffered a seven foot hull breach but remained afloat. Both vessels had injuries and were unable to avoid impact. passengers narrowly escaped disaster as the ships came close to bottom.
New York's Celebrated Mander Trial Te Epanel
The New York Court of Appeals granted Roeland Molinssux a cow trial. Molinssux was convicted of murder of Matherine J. Adama in New York City and sentenced to death. The panel, led by Judge Wercer, overturned the lower court on evidence handling in a separate alleged crime.
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Court of Appeale of
New York
Roeland K Molinssux
Molineans
Matherine J. Adama
New York City
Wercer
Borchester
Beiog
Anarchist Kost Sentenced In New York Court
Anarchist Kost was sentenced to one year in prison by the Court of Special Sessions in New York City for publishing in the Fraibert a mulled edition article advocating assassination following President McKinney’s shooting. The judge condemned publishing such doctrines as criminal, noting it promotes murder and endangers rulers.
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Batterial
Molinky
Tohano Moet
Starchiat
Wes
Alnes
Enéenjes
Timnanty
Alan
Hinadate
Lew Railroad to Reach Oregon By Cottage Grove Route
Plans are advanced for a railroad from Cottage Grove Oregon to the Bohemia mining district in Lane and Douglas counties. The line runs about thirty five miles through harbor country with construction expected to start this fall. A refinery is also planned at Portland or in Bohemia, with both projects likely operating within a year.
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Pt. Jennings
Helene Mining Congeny
Muwick Mining & Milling Company
Bohemis
Lanseo Douglas
Cragen
Horaces
Cottage Grove
Bohemia Rovine
Portland
Bohemia Mining
Milroad
Cudahy Withdraws Reward for Kidnapping Case
Edweard A. Cudahy withdraws a $25,000 reward offered years ago for the capture of his son’s abductors. The Omaha city council plans to discuss rescinding the city’s $23,000 reward at the upcoming regular meeting. Pat Grows prompts the move, offering to surrender and request liberty pending trial.
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Edweard A. Cudahy
Hie Son
Cudahy
Pulles Donahoe
Omaha
Ofrr
Pat Grows
Jury convicts Caleb Powers in Gobel murder case challenge
After Monday afternoon verdicts, the defense challenged the entire jury alleging bias. Judge Cantril overruled the move to disqualify the panel and sustained the indictment demurrer as both sides debated the jury selection and pretrial procedures.
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Caleb Powers
Gobel
Palit
Vel
Badge Cantril
Alec S
Persuaded with a Gamer Affects Marriage Plans
A young man wins over his father in law by exposing a failed boast. After he taunts him with a photo of the man bargaining for a long string of fish, the father capitulates when threatened to have his reputation spread. The Detroit Free Press reports the episode as a cautionary tale of manipulation and humor.
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Pape
Gil
Game Hotel
Hotal
Detroit
Presa
Souvenir cups latest fad in jewelry trade
The Jewelers' Weekly notes souvenir cups as a new metal fad spreading from Washington D C to other U S cities. German makers initially supplied most cups, with New York firms importing and controlling metal use as demand grows. Cups feature local designs on tall tumblers and smaller ornate shapes, with market potential encouraging American manufacturers to enter competition.
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Jewelers’ Weekly
United States
Washington
D. C
Cps
Bo Fr
Germany
New York
Electric canal haulage touted as slow yet growing
A historical note discusses electric hauling along canals using trolley rails and wires. It mentions an experimental run on the River Lea near Izaak Walton fishing spots, claiming potential speeds of four miles per hour versus horse-drawn work, and notes a bow propeller system as another invention reported by Chicago News.
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Canna
Lea
Izaak Walton
Chicago
Nowa
Museum Endowment Boost From New Jersey Benefactor
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is projected to receive about five million dollars from the estate of Jason Rogers of Paterson New Jersey. The late donor, known for his talks with art figures, left a substantial bequest to support the museum’s endowment.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Jason &. Rogera
Paterson
N. J
di Cesnole
The Boy’s Cryptic Phrase Regains Attention
A fragmentary quote from a Philadelphia Babe piece shows a boy speaking of timing and a forthcoming event, noting a cryptic cadence and a casual doubt about when “it” will arrive, hinting at a local cultural moment or public notice embedded in a broader page.
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Muasia
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