Utah State News Roundup From Early October
Utah State News reports inmate counts at the state asylum, school closures due to smallpox, and projected commodities exports. It notes a levan co-op blast, rising exposition entries, more smallpox in Springville, a colt injury to a child, a miner’s fatal cave incident, a guard fight with a stabbing, and railway earnings. Also mentions counterfeit coins, a proposed land grant for agriculture and mineral pits, a fatal mining accident, and political petitions for Prohibition state ballot.
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Springville
Jeasse Cortas
Wyoming
Dr. Croodall
German note proposes delivering up Chinese outrages leaders
A telegraphic note from Germany states that in peace talks with China those proved to be principal organizers of the Pekin outrages should be surrendered and punished. It says wholesale executions would offend civilized conscience, and only a few top leaders should face punishment. The note, signed by V Buelow, is sent to German ambassadors in Washington London Paris St Petersburg Vienna and Tokyo.
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Pekin
VO Buelow
Washington
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Rowe
Vienna
Anil Tokin
Galveston Plans Rebuild After Disaster Threats
Galveston officials debate seven mile breakwater and new jetty to curb future catastrophe. Hawley advocates a long sea wall with granite blocks and a 25 foot base to shield the city. Tweed confirms Southern Pacific progress on Galveston improvements as work resumes. Identification of 4437 victims noted, with many still unburied.
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Heing
Galveston
Eliy
Congréeniman Hawley
Halveston
Charles J. Tweed
Haa
Galyston Cotton Exchange
Hiva
le Bein
Panaible
Blacks Win at Santiago in Cuban Constitutional Election
In Santiago Cuba the black party sweeps delegates to the constitutional convention as whites threaten annexation. About ten thousand Black supporters parade the streets with candles and skulls, amid a mock funeral for the Republican Party attended by around one thousand. Tensions rise as whites watch cautiously.
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Santiago
Cuba
Katin
Republican Party
London congress reveals deadly poison in Bright's disease
Dr William Ovid Moore formerly of New York presented a paper describing his discovery of a toxin called Poisonium hoary, a yellow liquid resembling olive oil, alleged to cause symptoms in Bright's disease and other ailments. Injected ruabbite patients reportedly collapsed in convulsions within hours.
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London
William Ovid Moore
New York
Bright
Strike Inaugurated In Pennsylvan ia Coal Fields
The great strike of the coal miners began Monday in Pennsylvania’s coal fields, led by President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers. Nearly 90,000 men in four districts Zalewauna Wyomlog Lehigh and Schuylkill joined, with only one small mine still operating in the region. Strikers aim to close more mines, as union organizers push to rally workers in Schuylkill and Lehigh.
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Atrikce
Immore
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Calted Mine Workers of America
Tia
Hazelton
Lactawaona
Wyomlog
Lehigh
Sobuyll
Nome
Inez
Schoplhill
Bank Teller Death Triggers Fraud Probe in Central Bank
A bank shortfall of 820000 at Virat National Bank of Chlengro prompted an investigation after teller George Forbes died by his own action. The note to his mother hinted at a strained relationship with a friend, and investigators traced the loss to misrouting at Union National Bank and related apparent fraud involving Diatom and Forbes.
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Virat National Bank of
Diatom
Forbes
Utlon National Bank
Red Men on warpath threaten violence in Cedar area
A trouble outbreak is reported in Sim Miguel county within Cedar area. Governor Thomas received a letter from the Cedar, Cola postmaster noting unrest among Indians. He dispatched a telegram to the Interior Department and ordered Indian agents and guardians to investigate Cedar. Troops are stationed at Fort Duchesne, Utah, about 100 miles away.
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Sim Miguel
Cato
Thomas
Cedar
Cola
Eeergiary of
Interior
Nearcal
Fort Duchesne
Utah
Milliwasters Mine Sale Nears Closure in Ouray Colorado
J. Pierpont Morgan and Alfred Barton lead a syndicate of English and American investors arranging a £13,000,000 sale to Milliwasters Mine in Ouray Colorado. Thomas Walsh of Denver to receive proceeds. Jobe Hays Hammond and mining expert arrive to conduct final examination. deal expected to close within ten days.
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Mr. Thomas, Walsh
Denver
Ouray
Colo
Alfred Bart
Diamond King
Sod J. Pierpont Morgan
New York Bankrer
Jobe Hays Bammond
Quray
Kruger Set for Holland Amid Telegraphic Dispatches
The Portuguesa government has telegraphed the Morassibique governor authorizing Mr Kroger's departure for Europe. The governor must confirm safety measures before he sails on the German steamer Hercog from Lourenco Marques, bound for Holland via Marvellin. A dispatch to the Daily Express notes Kroger’s arrival at Lourenco Marques and Dutch warships have been asked to escort him to Holland.
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Portuguesa
Morassbique
Kroger
Europe
Gologo
Hercog
Lourento Marques
Holland
Krupar
Daily Express
Louresco Marques
Netherlands
Louresco Marqois O Seriog
Self-Defense Death Report From Philippines Major General Dispatch
General MacArthur reports Captain Charles McQueaton of the Fourth United States Infantry died in Cavite province Philippines from a fusillade wound after a temporary insanity attack on a fellow officer. The incident occurred at 8 30 PM in Mangonong Bacoor. Further particulars awaited. Also noted is a Fisheries Department bulletin on agricultural imports 1805 1900 with Cuba and the Philippines among top sources. Bengil and the United Kingdom feature among leading suppliers of coffee and sugar imports. Brazil and Japan listed among exporters. coffee imports amount to substantial yearly totals.
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War Department
McArthur
Philippines
Charles McQuestoo
United States Infantry
Charles McQueaton
Fourth
Mangonour
Bacoor
Cavite
McQueaton
Ite
Germany
Cuba
Japan
China
Phillippines
Brazil
United States
Burglary Suspect Killed by Seattle Policeman
Edward Marse of Redyard Mion was shot and killed in Seattle Sunday by Policeman Dred A. Ribbach after Morse and two confederates attempted a burglary in the Whitechopper district. A pitched battle ensued with many shots fired. burglar Harry Anstico was wounded.
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Herglar
Beattie Paiceman
Edward Marse
Redyard
Mion
Nomé
Seattle
Dred A. Ribbach
Ribbach
Morse
Whitechopper
Vevdivers
Harry Anstico
Froe
Moran
Chinese Missionaries Return From China After 1900mile Journey
Rev. J. F. Pest and wife, four children, and Miss TH Hunt, missionaries escaped western Ching province, arrived in San Francisco. They traveled 1900 miles after consular warning to leave. Pest warns Chinese armies arming rapid production of war material, noting guns and Mauser rifles crafted in first class quantities at Chengtu.
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J. F. Pest
TH. Hunt
Ching
San Francisco
China
Mr. Feat
Chentu
Galveston to Rebuild After Recent Storms
Congressman R A Tawley, in Washington, arrives in Galveston and calls for broad reconstruction on stronger lines. He predicts frequent storms persist along coasts and urges designs to resist gales, noting jetties need repair while the port retains depth. Restoration, he says, will be rapid and the city will become prosperous and secure.
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R.A. Tawley
Washington
Galveston
England
Great Lakes
New England
Salt Lake Republicans Nominate Slate for Local Elections
Salt Lake County Republicans named a slate for state senators George N Lawrence H Love Hoyt Sherman and representatives A L Hamlin J T Stewart C J Howlett Julie T Axton Nephi T L Morrie Pred Mofiurria William McMillan Beonord W Smith W G Van Horo WM Willian for county commissioners James H Anderson Henry Harker H N Blandinh for recorder L M Earl for sheriff Joseph Smlth for treasurer W C Carbin and county clerk John James Parley B P Christensen and Mrs J Ellen Foster of Ohio and Geottor Fairbanks of Indiana attended as spectators at the seaside town meeting.
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Salt Lake County
George N. Lawrence
H. Love
Hoyt Sherman
A. L. Hamlin
J.T. Stewart
C. J. Howlett
Julie T. Axton
Nephi T L. Morrie
Pred Mo Fiurria
William McMillan
Beonordw Smith
W. G. van Horo
WM. Willian
James H Anderson
Menry Harker
H. N. Blandinh
L. M. Earl
Joseph ¥. Smlth
W. C. Carbin
John James
Parley BP Christensen
J. Ellen Foster
Ohio
Geottor Fairbanks
Indiana
Seaxtown
George H. Wood
Salt Lace
Ben T. Lloyd
Salt Lake
Thomas Alston
Sugar
H. A. Smith
W. H. Evans
Jamin E. Lynch
Por
Seunton
H. P. Hendareon
Honey W. Lawrence
Salt Latter
Salt Lake County Democratic Convention Names Ticket
Salt Lake County Democratic convention named a full ticket for county offices and state senate, with candidates including M. 5. Woolley George A. Whiteker William Horne and others from Salt Lake and surrounding areas. The assembly adjourned to finish the ticket the next morning amid party discussions.
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Salt Lake County
Inez
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