Utah State News Harsh winter impacts and local events
A Utah roundup reports Park City snow damage to trees and wires after last week storm. Lehi sees brisk building. Logan consolidates electric firms into Hercules Power Co. Rio Grande Western gains earnings for two weeks and the year. Lehi sugar factory begins beet cutting. trout planted in Big and Little Cottonwood Creeks. Notable crimes include the Eugene murder of John Dempsey and gun violence in Salt Lake City.
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Lehi
Levy Meybua
Salt Lake
Seventh Cavalry
Setoln
Philippines
Lie Hone
John S Bem
Payton Shenpman
Richards
Logan
Hercules Power Company
Rio Grande Western
Cottonwood
Sharp
Americas Fork
Camque Creek
Davis County
John Dempsey
Eugene
West Virginia
Thomas Clark
James Lynch
EL. King
Salt Lace City
George Prousse
Distriet
James Barbe
Warren & Harrison
Hoghs Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Brigdon Gig
Filipin0 Envoy Arrives in New York to Seek Filipino Aid
Bexto Lopez long associated with General Aguinaldo lands in New York at the invitation of Fisk Warren. The visitor, described as fair complexioned with straight black hair, plans to address Americans on the Filipino fight for justice. Lopez says his goal is to explain Filipino desires for their country's future government and to advocate for justice without meddling in U.S. politics.
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Bexto Lopez
Aguinaldo
New York
Lopes
Wisk Warren
Usyall
Lia
Mr. George
Buut
Fisk Warren
Imperial Hotel
United States
Arooron
Miners Offered Increased Wages Amid Picket Tension
An offer of a 10 percent wage increase from the Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron company is reported. The move is said to be followed by other mines and could prompt many striking workers to return. Operators anticipate a revival of mining activity and a gradual resumption of full labor at thirty nine collieries, despite prior stoppages and weather-related impacts.
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Philadelphia & Fending Coal & Irco Company
Nen
Philadelphia & Reading Company
China accepts settlement terms after Boxer outrages
The Chinese government has agreed to the United States proposal in the German mediation and begun punishing reactionary leaders responsible for the Pekin protests. Consul General Goodnow reports a talgnas dated decree that blames ministers for Boxer support and orders degradation of four princes and removal of officials from power pending imperial court trial.
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Sevardey
Empreas
Talgnas
Peluee Tuan
Kia Walary
Omlinlermmnta Hein
Great Storm at Nome Hits Northwestern Coast
A severe storm, named Kanoke, swept Nome for about two days through September, wrecking barges and lighters, driving ashore assets and wrecking mining gear. Dozens of lives feared lost or missing, with captains and sailors aboard fishing vessels gone. Around 500 people homeless and property losses exceed $500,000.
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Nome
Amnala
Atend
Fears breach of neutrality noted by Britain
British reads note to the Dutch government warning that allowing Mr Krager to carry bullion of state archives on a Dutch warship could be seen as a breach of Dutch neutrality. Amsterdam dispatch reports say the note threatens consequences if such action occurs, signaling tension between Britain and the Netherlands over naval neutrality.
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Great Britain
Amsterdam
Protests Against Tuan Appointment and Repercussions
The state department faces protests over Prince Tuan’s appointment and its impact on Chinese government relations. The embassy believes the move could undermine promises to uphold commitments and jeopardize ongoing negotiations with the Chinese envoy.
Palmer dies after heart failure in Springfield
John M. Palmer longtime statesman journalist and Civil War veteran dies of heart failure Wednesday morning in Springfield Illinois. He had been ill the day before and was under care of a physician. Burial took place Thursday in Carlinville with honorary pallbearers including Senator Cullom Governor Tenner former Governor Iifer and other noted officials.
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John McAuler Palmer
Speringfield
McCleround
Carlinville
Cullom
Tenner
Iifer
Dreyfus Letter Published From Switzerland
The Mressa of Paria prints the text of an alleged letter from Alfred Dreyfus to M Treloda then minister of justice Gearwm in Switzerland dated September 45. The letter says moral effects of iniquity remain and mental torture persists and asserts the intention to continue agitation and discord from recent years.
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Mressa
Paria
Alfred Dreyfin
M. Treloda
Gearwm
Switzerland
Immigrant Arrivals Surge in New York Year Report
Commissoner Thomas Fitchie discloses the New York immigration report for the fiscal year. The port of New York welcomed about 462 thousand aliens, with literacy and language origins showing English, French, and German groups each contributing roughly a similar share.
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Thomas Fitchie
New York
Americans Not to Blame Letter from Gomes
A letter from Geo. Maxime Gomes declares Americans are not to blame for the delay in intervention. He notes many are mortified by the prolongation and pessimistic about the situation, while insisting Cubans place obstacles and that promises of the United States will be kept faithfully.
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Geo
Maxime Gomes
Americas
Blockade Proposal Over China At Shanghai Amid War Talk
The article reports a plan to blockade China and secure allied transports due to hostile actions at Shanghai. It notes Russian force movements and mentions 5000 Chinese in Manchuria as context for ongoing tensions.
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Shanghai
Religious missions attacked amid widespread anti Christian disturbances
In the provinces of Kwangsi and Fwang Tung anti Christian unrest rises as authorities deploy active measures. The Catholic mission at Sheh Dang near the East River reports destruction and a priest in charge is captured and protected by a mandarin amid ongoing turmoil.
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Sheh Dang
East River
Kwang Si
Fiwang Tung
Roosevelt Attacked by Mob at Victor Calo Meet
Governor Roosevelt and Klaperty escaped a mob near Victor Cripple Creek as assailants attacked the party on horse. A crowd of 1000 to 1500 men, armed with clubs and improvised missiles, broke up the procession, but the train pulled away with the Rough Riders on board. Portmaster Sullivan said a small paid group organized the disturbance. Roosevelt regretted the incident but planned to continue speaking in Cripple Creek.
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Roosevelt
Klaperty
Victor
Calo
Moo
Ooonan
Uromst
Atid
Daniel M. Sullivan
She Wen
Portmaster Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Mineh Workers Speak Out At Scranton Public Meeting
Eleven year veteran Stephen McDonald, a Throop miner, declares at a Scranton area meeting that miners have united to demand better conditions. He recounts lifelong labor, abstinence records, and sworn honesty, urging solidarity against operators of the Pan-tonat Coal Company and related firms.
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Scranton
Thesday
Stephen McDonald
Bigeye
Puncoast Coal Company
Throopall
Ufe
Ubis
Pantonat Coal Company
Htirling Thome
Iagey
Howard convicted in Goebel murder case in Kentucky
The jury in the Goebel murder case at Frankfort Kentucky found Jaren How and on trial for complicity guilty with death as the penalty. The court room was filled with spectators and the defendant Mowerd, a noted mountains leader, faced the verdict amid local tension and a history of feuds. He had killed George Hitler and was suspected in the death of Tom Baker, linking him to the Goebel case in a charged Virginia region.
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Jaren Hows
Frankfort
Goebel Ameued Hellon
Jit Mowerd
George Hitler
Tom Baker
Goebel
Howe Ant
Kentucky Election Bill Moves Democratic Control in State Boards
The Kentucky Democratic house caucus pushes a bill to create a state board with one Democrat and one Republican and a state officer. They would appoint county boards allied to their party, granting Democrats majorities but leaving boards with only ministerial powers except for ballot questions. Senate Republicans may accept the compromise.
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Kentucky
Democratic House Caucus
Agresil
Meir
Wey
Bowrd
Senate
London Times Dispatch Details Riots and Mass Destruction
Correspondence from New Cheong reports Riusians indiscriminately killed or driven from their homes, with 1500 to 1000 boxes and civilians targeted. Widespread arson, property destruction, and extermination campaigns described as villages burn and inhabitants suffer.
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The
London Times
New Cheong
Wal Uben
Marshfall Cyclone Ravages Nine Mileown
A cyclone swept through the village of Marshfall near Parguroa nine miles away, devastating the area and killing a Cyelnan resident. Authorities report extensive damage as the storm moved through the region.
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Parguroa
Nine Miley Hown
Fight With Robbers Near Addy Ends In Death
A gun battle near Addy, fifty miles north of Spolkace, left one robber dead and the other badly wounded after a daytime hold up of two Addy citizens. Deputy Sheriff Davey and Sal lade pursued, halted, and fired when the robbers pretended to comply, resulting in one capture and the other mortally wounded. The suspects, tied to a Northern Pacific train robbery last Friday, were under telegraphed orders from Colville sheriff. The wounded man is believed to be Sprague Welle. the fugitives face charges as they are brought to custody.
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Addy
Spolkace
Davey
Sallade
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