Utah State News Roundup From Several Counties
Regular trains to Marysvale and sparse water in Judeab and Millard counties mark a rural Utah roundup. Population of Hull Lake City reported at 89,531, with Sunnyside depot nearing completion and new local buildings planned. A Salt Lake City bond issue for water system improvements drew a premium, while a child drowned near a Salt Lake hydrant.
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Salt Lake
Utah Capitat Association
Sale Leto
Stockton
Servier County
Monroaea
Ceneus Bureau
Hull Labe City
Sunnyside
Wearing
Joseph Ellanore
American Forks
Mindles
Ellamore
I¢mon
William H.row
Salt Palace
John Lawson
Charles Turville
Lawson
Turville
Turrille Parleg
Bishop Brinton
Union Wan
Parley
Salt Lake City
Frank M. Meliride
Orete
Jons Collins
Daopeta
Galt Lake City
Colling Ana Geoulon Cove
Cash National Gard
Fort Douglas
Tate
Lisloom
China
American Troops to Leave China Withdrawals Planned
War Department cables indicate steps to prepare U S forces for withdrawal from Pekin while shifting troops to the Philippines as part of a broader consideration of China policy. Officials stress this does not confirm an immediate pullout but aligns with a pledged reply and potential future actions following consultations with allied commanders.
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Geneval Chaffee
Pekin
War Department
Taka
United States
Sheng
Filippines Ba Boon Ne
Rossa
Uolesp
Royals
China
Kroger Arrives in Portuguese Territory on Route to Europe
President Kroger of the Tranersel landed in Lourenco Marques on Wednesday and is billeted with the Netherlands consul. He is expected to sail for Europe soon as British forces exploit the Transvasant conflict, ending organized opposition to Religh supremacy. Guerilla warfare may continue, but Kroger’s position weakens the Hoer army’s prospects.
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Europe
Kroger
Tranersel
Lourenco Marques
Netherlands
Ihatin
Transvasant Free State
Tne
Kruger
Devastating Galveston Storm Claims Many Lives and Homes
The Galveston catastrophe, described as perhaps the worst disaster in American history, sweeps the city with 80 mph winds and 10 foot flood depths. Whole blocks of homes and buildings vanish, the water supply and power are cut, and relief efforts mobilize as Texas City reports casualties.
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America
Galveston
Texas
Tle
Inrolme
Pirickes
Gutual
Tlon
Put
Sofferam
Arex
Gulf
Flat
Elf
Uisclty
Walters
Thors
Ten- Peat
The
United Mine Workers Strike Ordered in Anthracite Regions
Todianapoliia Indiana September 12 The United Mine Workers of America declared a strike in the anthracite region after failed arbitration attempts The walkout will begin Monday September 17 and involves about 142000 workers in three districts with 194500 expected to join The strike headquarters will be in Hazelton with President Mitchell directing from Tadimnapolla.
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Todianapoliia
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Mont Elynatle
Mitchell
Tadimnapolla
Hazelton
Fusion in Colorado politics names joint debt ticket
A Colorado report outlines a fusion ticket by Democrats Silver Republicans and Populists listing Governor J B Orman Pueblo Wem Secretary of State David A Mille Denver Pop Treasurer J N Chipley Pueblo Sil Sep Supreme Justice Robert W Steele Arapahoe County Sil Rep Superintendent of Public Instruction Helen Gren Fell Gilpin County 8 Rep Attorney General C Pont Clear Creek Pop Congressional candidates Fliat district John F Shafroth Denver Sil Rep Second district John C Hell Montrose Pop Presidential vice president BF Eaton SIL Rep T M Patterson Charles d Hughes Dem and J R Robeson. CHING TO PRODUCE EMPEROR Prince Ching unofficially says he will produce the Chinese emperor Kwang How if he can locate him, possibly restoring a dynasty. two Chinese envoys may attend Hung Chang in settlement talks.
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Democrats
Silver Republicans
Populixte
Colorado
Hare
J. B. Orman
Pueblo
Wem
David A. Mille
Denver
Pop
J. N Chipley
Sil
Robert W. Steele
Arapulios County
Helen
Grenfell
Gilpin County
Galveston Disaster Death Toll Seen at Five Thousand
Galveston faces a mounting death toll with estimates reaching five thousand as rescue crews bury remains and search wrecked areas. Chief Ketchum coordinates body removal, while Mayor Jones reports widespread ruin, thousands homeless, and limited transport hampering aid.
Train of Supplies to Texas Surplus Train Leaves Chicago for Galveston
A special freigh train of fifteen cars carrying food and clothing for the Texas relief effort left Chicago for Galveston on Wednesday. The offer to furnish the train was made by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway and Mayor Harrison accepted. Donations include 315,000 in unspecified aid and a $4,000 donation wired to Governor Sayers for the sufferers.
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Chicago
Galveston
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railrond
Harrison
Theeeseitles
Rock Tsiand
Han
Sayers
Nevada Fusionists Nominate Newlands and Others for Congress
State convention of the Nevada Fusionists nominates Francis G. Newlands for Congress, with candidates Al Fitzgerald for supreme judge and J. N. Evans and W. W. Booher for regents. The platform backs silver, opposes trusts, condemns U S policy in the Philippines, supports Boers, and calls for labor reforms while inviting Southern Pacific cooperation. The Silver party denounces Senator W M Stewart and seeks his resignation.
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Nevada
Newlands
Congress
al Fitzgerald
Huroka
J. N. Evana
Reno
University
W. W. Booher
Elko
John Deonis
John Webber
White Pine
Richard Eirman
Carton
Chicago
Kansas City
Philippines
United States
Francis G. Newlands
Southern Pacific
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