Utah State News Fragments From Sevier to Salt Lake
A fractured Utah State News summary reports planned beet crops totaling 2000 acres in Sevier, amid deaths including President McKinley and Michael Quealy. It notes polygamy verdicts, a fatal wagon accident near Mill Creek Canyon, cattle trade, railroad purchases, a Salt Lake choir tour, and population figures with native and foreign groups.
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Tee Bulletin
Utah
N.C. Williamson
Miessant Grove
Salt Lake City
Dean
Roosevelt Takes Oath as President in Buffalo Library
President Roosevelt took the oath at about o o clock Saturday in the library of Ansley Wilces in Buffalo. The ceremony occurred as the nation mourned McKinley, with Secretary Root among those moved by the moment. Roosevelt signed the document and pledged to continue the dead president’s policy, signaling a new governmental era.
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Rooevelt
McKinley
Roosevelt
Ansley Wilces
Buffalo
Milvers Boca
Root
Geretary Root
Allence
United States
Hazel
Theodore Roosevelt
Victorious Roosevelt sworn in after McKinley death
Theodore Roosevelt takes oath as president after William McKinley’s assassination. Cabinet urged to stay in place to aid governance. Hay and Treasury Secretary among those agreeing to retain portfolios. Roosevelt plans no immediate extra congressional session.
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Ite
Hite Diet
Hay
Treasury
Tage
Washington
Congress
Unclear historical notice from Montreal report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a kidnapping or assassination scare involving a figure in Montreal with mentions of York and New Jersey authorities. The passage includes garbled names and locations, making precise identification impossible.
Father of President McKistey Assassin in Mourning
The assassin’s father has not slept or eaten since Saturday morning after the president’s death. He is described as moody and grieving, with his younger son also deeply affected by the tragedy and his son’s actions.
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McKistey
Saseasia
Aly Feller
Biographical Sketch of President Roosevelt
A compressed portrait outlines Theodore Roosevelt’s early life political rise from New York’s Twenty-Sixth district to three terms in the state legislature. It notes his naval secretary role, Rough Riders leadership, and later contributions as a writer and public figure shaping reform.
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Abd Ip Lil
Tweniy-Sre
New Yor
Demmersie
Ricael
Bree
New York
Lowe
North Dakers
Caitlin
Mayer of
Henry Georg Anne Laker
Abram & Hewitt
Innter
Harrieen
Mayer Saramy
le Sis
Atried Emterremersy
Egeor
Whee Mand
Lee Frree
Mosevelt
Velneterr
Legiesant Colese
Leonard Wood
Mapri-Generel End Winery
Cubs
Senttege de Cote
Alger
Meonerelt
Mowteck Patetty
Repohneass
Augustus van Wyck
Hoseeryit
Genwrernenr
Morris
Cleerss
President McKinley Recovery Spurred Roosevelt Hunting Absence
Vice President Roosevelt, a Tahawas plot guest in the Adirondacks, had gone hunting hours before searchers found him late Friday. He endured a perilous thirty mile ride to North Creek station where a special train waited to take him to Buffalo. He learned of the president's death only upon reaching the railroad. He arrived in Buffalo Saturday afternoon and met with advisors.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Tahawas
Adirondacks
North Creeke
Buffalo
Views of Washingties Austehints Overview of local reaction to a murder attempt and colonial tensions near Tacoma.
Reporters from Keeving News learned from a Home colony leader that there is justification in the attempted murder of McKinley and in killings by American soldiers. Separate actions see Deputy U S Marshal Nobris and Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Minto arrest a ranch owner C Pavia known as Law Davia for running an illicit distillery on Foake river. A still portion was found and sent to Portland as evidence.
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Francis Hermanas
Shannleon
Wee
Seber Neilson
Midliday
Mill Crsee Canyon
Esufman & Saggeders
Cattleman
Washington
Deseret
Tod
Salt Lake
Mrx Holmes
Tacoma
Wash
Whee
McKinley
Keeving News
Coolgoss
United States
Marabal Nobris
Internal Revenue
John Minto
Pavia
Davia
Foake River
Huntingwan
Davis’ Place
Portland
Address on unity and progress in modern commerce
Speech emphasizes national strength through enterprise and competition, urging modernization and global ties. It praises invention, rail and telegraph advances, and calls for open markets, fair trade, and cooperation to lift humanity while avoiding protectionist excesses. It notes improvements in communication, transport, and cost efficiency that unite distant peoples and economies.
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Utah State News
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Michael Quealy
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Ali Lake
Lorense Snow
Mia McKinley
Jeane Chrai
Galois
I. M
Keveda
Thomas
Gall Lake City
Rewa
Lylia
Taylorville Bey
Mra
Byros
Blake
Arthur
Sesasaio
Slaost
Rowe
Hakoo
Binmeelf
Tie Elm
Willinen McHinley
McKinlets
McKinsey
Souk Soarebisie
Lake of York
Montreal
Moaby
Talion
New Jarney
Hoboken
Sroke
Cotpesrs
Fike Fom
Matalle
Shays
Hare
Tate
Peeples Wolders
Hitian Grote
Mies Daly
Ieee Og
Civilization
Santiagy
Sas
Teetampeed
A Banka
Amd
Eltigeria
Paris
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