Utah Insane Asylum population and state updates
Utah state news item totals inmates at the state insane asylum on August 2 as 30M with 150 families and 163 males. Payton delays opening the public school for two weeks due to smallpox. Mammoth tunnel progress and 25,000 additional acres under cultivation forecast near Sanpete. Prohibition state ticket to appear on ballots via petition.
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German note ties peace talks to delivering up Chinese leaders
The German foreign office circles a precondition for peace talks with China, demanding the surrender of principal instigators of the Pekin outrages. The note, signed by von Buelow, urges delivering up key leaders while sparing instrumented perpetrators, and has been sent to German embassies in Washington London Paris St Petersburg Rome Vienna and Tokyo.
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Galveston to Rebuild After Disaster Plan Revealed
Galveston announces vast rebuilding plans to prevent a repeat catastrophe. A new seawall and jetty stretching about seven miles inland will form the shield with a granite crown. Officials say work is already underway while thousands of victims have been identified and many remains await burial.
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Congrémman Hawley
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Blacks win at Santiago in Cuba electoral display
In Santiago a Black party victory in delegates to the Constitutional convention sparks tensions. White residents denounce annexation while colorized crowds parade with badges, candles, and crosses, staging a mock Republican funeral before about 1000 attendees as whites avoid direct clashes.
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Physicist Unveils Poison Linked to Bright's Disease
In London, Dr. William Orid Moore, formerly of New York, outlines a discovery of a volatile yellow liquid poison causing symptoms in Bright's disease and other illnesses. Tests show injected rabbits succumb in convulsions within hours, prompting fears over this deadly agent.
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William Orid Moore
New York
Bright
Great Pennsylvania mine strike begins with broad mobilization
The big strike of anthracite miners began in Pennsylvania with President Mitchell directing from Hazelton. Four districts Lackawanna Wyomeg Lehigh and Schuylkill see mass action as about 100000 men face work stoppages. Some mines remain open as leaders push for wider union drive in Schuylkill and Lehigh regions.
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Uolom
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Nome
Bank Teller Death Ties to Internal Shortage Probe
A bank audit at First National Bank of Chicago uncovered a $10,000 shortage linked to the suicide of teller George Forbes. Forbes left a note blaming a friend, and connections implicate William B. Dunton. The Union National Bank had layoffs around the same period.
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William B Dunton
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Forbes
Union National Boal
Telen
Firat Nethal
Red Men on Warpath Threat in Cedar California
In San Miguel county California a threatened Indian outbreak is reported as Governor Thomas acted on advice received by telegrams to the Interior seeking protection for settlers. Cedar telegraphs to Indian agents and game wardens to investigate. Nearest troops are at Fort Duchesne Utah about 100 miles away.
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Thomas
Cedar
Cola
Secretary of the Interior
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Fort Duchesne
Utah
Denver man to receive 13000009 for Ouray mine deal
Ouray Colorado will host a mine transaction involving Waleh of Denver set to receive 13 000 009 dollars from a syndicate of English and American investors led by Alfred Fart the South African diamond king and J P Morgan. Mining expert Jobe Hays Hammond has arrived to inspect the Mine and a final closing is expected within ten days.
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Denver
Ouray
Colo
Alfred Fart
J. Piarpont Morgan
New York
Jobe Hays Hammond
Kruger to Holland via German ship and Dutch aid
Dispatches report the Mozambique governor asked for assurances of Mr. Kruger’s Europe trip. He plans to sail on the Herzog from Lourenco Marques to Marseilles. The Netherlands offered a warship to bring Mr. Kruger to Holland, with authorities seeking safety precautions.
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Mozambique
Kruger
Europe
Himerif
Mr. Kroger
Self-Defense Shot Death of Captain McQueston in Philippines
The War Department reports Captain Charles McQueston of the Fourth United States Infantry died Saturday at Mangorone Cavite province from a gunshot wound. In a temporary insanity state he attacked soldiers, prompting return fire by a private and his own fatal wounding. Further details awaited.
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McArthur
Philippines
Charles McQueston
United States Infantry
Fourth
Mangorone
Haccor
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McQueston
Agricultural Imports From Foreign Countries 1865 1900
Bulletin by Frank I H Aitebeock shows the value and character of agricultural imports from each foreign country for the five fiscal years 1865 1900. It notes average annual import value around 89606 904 708 with more than half from tropical countries. Brazil leads coffee share at 14 percent, UK 0.4 percent, Cuba 7.5 percent, and Japan and China ranking fifth and sixth. Brazil exports to the U S average 1 110 107 yearly with coffee imports totaling 84 700 000, two thirds of total coffee imports.
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Ite
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Cuba
Japan
China
United States
Margiar Killing Report Sparks Police Shootout In Seattle
Margiar killed by Seattle patrolman Fred A. Ribbach after Morse and two companions allegedly burglarized in Whitechoppal. A gun battle left Harry Anstis wounded. Morse, 37, previously worn ablogle wearer, dies at the scene. No American casualties reported.
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Edward Morse
Redgara
Mion
Nomé
Seattle
Fred A. Ribbach
Ribbach
Morse
Whitechoppal
Harry Anstis
Chinese Make Guns, Fears Grow Among China War Makers
J F Pest and wife and four children with Misa Fe Munt, mission aries, escaped western China and arrived in San Francisco. They traveled a 1000 mile route after consular warnings to leave. The missionary says Chinese are arming themselves, making modern weapons locally, with Mauser rifles produced in Chentu.
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Misa FE. Munt
China
San Francisco
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Chins
Chentu
Galveston to Rebuild After Severe Storms Says Hawley
Congressman Hawley, in Galveston, urged rapid, multi line reconstruction after the storms. He stressed the need for durable structures, noting coastwide storm intensification and the city’s jetties remain intact, promising swift restoration and lasting prosperity for the port and region.
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Washington
Galveston
England
Great Lakes
New England
Nancy
Salt Lake Republicans Name Ticket for State and County Posts
Salt Lake county Republicans nominated a full slate Thursday with state senate members George N. Lawrence Hoyt Sherman and 8. H. Love and representatives A. L. Hamlin J. Z. Stewart O. H. Howlett Jolie T. Axton Nephi D L Morrie Pred T McGurrin William McMillan Renner X. Smith WG Van Horo W. M. Williams. County Commissioners James H. Anderson Henry Harker H. N. Standinh. Recorder L. M. Earl. Sheriff Joseph V. Smith. Treasurer W. C. Corbin. County Clerk John Jamen. County Attorney Parley P. B. Christensen Mra. J. Ellen Foster and Senator Fairbanks of Indiana were spectators at the session.
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Eorge N. Lawrence
H. Love
Hoyt Sherman
A. L. Hamlin
J. Z. Stewart
H. Howlett
Jolie T. Axton
Nephi D L. Morrie
Pred 'T. McGurrin
William McMillan
WG. van Horo
W. MN. Williams
James H. Anderson
Henry Harker
H. N. Standinh
L. M. Earl
Joseph V. Smith
W. C. Corbin
John Jamen
Parley PB. Christensen
Mra
J. Ellen Foster
Ohio
Senator Fairbanks
Indiana
Seasionn
George H. Wood
Salt Lake
Ben T. Lloyd
Thomas Alston
Sugar
H A. Smith
Sarteyor
W. H. Evans
James E. Lynch
Rulon
Wells
D. C
Salt Lake County Democratic Convention Names Ticket
The Salt Lake County Democratic convention named candidates for county offices and state seats. Appointees include Woolley, Whittaker, Horne, Dale for county posts. Naylor for Sheriff. Wood for Clerk. Lloyd for Recorder. Smith for Attorney. Evans for Senator. and several representatives led by Henderson and Lawrence for State Senate seats amid party consolidation. The article notes uncertainty as last items reflect a remark on GermanPiecing and national sentiments.
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