Utah State News Highlights From Around The State
A roundup of Utah items notes Springville drought relief, a Salt Lake parade crime loss of $20, and record winter ranges boosting stockmen. Reports cover fair buffalo exhibition, grasshopper damage in Sanpete, ocean travel by Charles Stanton and Frank Shelly, Utah cement for public buildings, sugar from Ogden, and early grinding in Utah counties. Bicycle records set in Salt Lake, ore finds in Park Valley and Bingham, and rail car offers join a broad brisk business scene. A notable death, legal motions, and market prices for potetized crops close the week’s notices.
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Charles E Stanton
Hia
Prank B Shelly
Utah Tallery
Foulgio
Salt Lake
Shelly
Utah
Ogden
Utah County
Senator Hilliver Blames Anarchy for Modern Decay
At a Chicago memorial meeting Senator Hilliver of Iowa denounces influencos and conspirators aiding moral degradation. He condemns lawless influences abroad, corrupt lawmakers, judges, and city officials as contributing to anarchy, urging law and order nationwide after the McKinley insult.
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Chicago
Ihilliver
Iowa
Commonwealth
Kan
Ace
Prominent Men Back Roosevelt for Presidency Support
Many notable figures voiced approval of President Roosevelt and pledged cooperation to aid his ascent. Among them were Sentara Scott and Elina of West Virginia, Senators Pritchard of North Carolina, Millard of Nebraska and Berton of Kansas, and Representatives Heatwole Mc Cleary and Stephens of Minnesota, Gibson of Tennessee, Livingston of Georgia and Dayton of West Virginia. Senator Scott praised the oath’s simple declaration for restoring business confidence.
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Roosevelt
Sentara Scott
Elina
West Virginia
Pritchard
North Carolina
Millard
Nebraska
Berton
Kansas
Heatwole
McCleary
Stephens
Minnesota
Gibson
Tennessee
Livingston
Georgia
Dayton
West Virgina
Senator Scots
Minister censured for criticising McKinley
Rev. Sas C. Swallow of Harrisburg Pennsylvania prominent Prohibition candidate for president was censured by a public meeting under the McKinley Patriotic league for attacking President McKinley in the Pennsylvania Methodist. The gathering attended by two persons adopted resolutions denouncing Swallow.
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Silas ©. Swallow
Harrisburg
McKinley
Pennsylvania Methodist
McKinley Patriotic League
Swallow
Prohibition
Canigole case plan reveals no poison on murder weapon
A major update in the Canigole case states that no poison was found on the bullets of the revolver used to assassinate President McKinley. Chemical and bacteriological examinations were conducted.
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Codgels Bullen
McKinley
Denver's Big Carnival and Fall Festival Parade
Denver prepares a grand Fall Festival with an industrial parade on Get 1 expected to stretch five miles. Forty five decorated automobiles join the display while the Hough Riders tournament introduces a silver belt worth $800 for the best rider, plus substantial cash prizes. Prime turnout will draw participants and spectators from across the region with special rates on all endrowids.
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Denver
Kanaan City
St Louis
Hough Riders
President Roosevelt Walks With Brother in Law in Washington
President Theodore Roosevelt attended Sunday services with his brother in law Douglass Robinson. After church an officer followed but Roosevelt signaled to depart, turning away and continuing walk toward Captain Cowles house. Two bicycle police kept a respectful distance behind them.
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Hsoneveli
Washington
Douglass Robinson
Roosevelt
Robinson
Captain Cowles House
McHinney Policy Toward Colmne Carried by General Wood
General Leonard Wood sails from Washington to Havana to arrange Cuba affairs and hand over island duties to Cubans by May. The electoral law welcomed with modifications. Wood expects administration to continue McKinley policy under his successor. In Grants Pass Oregon a hotel owner Frank McCann shot and killed Holiday of Peacock & Holiday after a quarrel. motive unknown.
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McHinney
Colmne
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Havana
Wood
Hin Tall
McKinley
Holiday
San Francisco
Frank McCann
Granta Pass
Ore
Willdle Holliday
Peacock & Holiday, Contractors and Builders
McCaon
McCann
Handkerchief Aids McKinley Assassination Mystery
In Cap Porter's private US Secret Service office in Chicago a handkerchief about ten inches square, once used by Anarchist Coalgoss to conceal a revolver, is described as the sole clue to a possible conspirator in the McKinley killing.
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Captain Porter
United States Secret Service Bureau
Chiesgo
Coalgoss
McKinley
Coolgoss
Peary Relief Expedition Returns From Arctic Quest
Herbert L. Bridgman secretary of the Feary Arctic club says Peary and the Bridgman party have returned home with Mrs Peary and their child. Peary plans to start for the pole next April from Cape Heela, about one hundred miles from the pole, and has walrus meat stockpiled for the journey.
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Herbert L. Bridgman
Feary Arctic Club
Mra Peary
Mr. Bridgman
Peary
Pole
Cape Heela
Weat
Boer Appeal To Powers In Arbitration Meeting
Baron von Lynden foreign minister forwards notice to the court of arbitration. Investigation by Detective Schmunk in Cleveland suggests a plot to assassinate McKinley prior to his second term, with possible links to Orange township and the Colgosz family. A remittance from Waldeck Colgosz is hinted at, indicating possible motivation or support.
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Baron von Lynden
Hallani
Jegationa
Council of the Court of Arbitration
McKinley
Schmunk
Cleveland
Orange Township
Cxolgusz
Waldeck Cxolgosz
Russian Ruler Vis Ts France Review of Troop Muster
Ruler and Cearian Witorms Meriew of 140 000 French Troops. The Camr tha Cearlon and President Loubst reviewed 140 000 troops on the Minin of Bethany, France, stretching six miles by two. The march lasted from 1045 m to 1 10 p.m ending in a grand cavalry charge. A vast line of infantry, cavalry and artillery extended for miles despite being 150 feet deep. Aguinaldo's Old Body Guards surrender. Major Alhambra and others turn over at Batac, Luzon, to Captain Detchandy of the Twenty second Infantry and take oath. Detchandy pursues Aguinaldo, captures him if not for his surrender in time.
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Cear
Camr Tha
Agguinaldo
Aguinaldo
Olf
Alhambra
Bater
Luzon
George Detchandy
Twenty-second
United States Infantry
Sunay
Cashuaran
Detchandy
Flo
Sehley Court of Inquiry resumes sessions with key testimony
The Sehley court of Inquiry reopened on Friday examining four witnesses. Admiral Higginson testified that Schley could have destroyed the Colon if the fleet closed in at close range, while Major Wood said Schley ordered to steer away from shore batteries ten thousand feet off. Captain Harber noted earthworks at Cefniggos and questioned lack of orders guiding combat, suggesting ships might have coalled at sea under Schley’s orders.
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Sehley Court of
Schley
Dowr Range
Major Wood
Massachusetts
Harber
Texas
Phillips
Ceinfiegos
Key West
Cabinet Members Accept Roosevelts Call
Cabinet members renew support for President Roosevelt and agree to reappointment, citing loyalty to McKinley policies carried forward under his administration. Authorities say Roosevelt approves ongoing negotiations with England over the proposed canal treaty.
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Roosevelt
Hoowvell
McKinley
Inst
England
Milahoma City Riot Drives Suspects From Town
One man dragged through Milahoma City streets for maligning his country and president narrowly escapes lynching. Another, who insulted police, flees as KM Bradshaw the contractor, branded anarchist, is forced to join a public parade and kiss the flag. A school teacher who denounced police also flees for safety.
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Milahoma City
Oklo
KM. Bradshaw
McKinley
Brashaw
Boers Ambush British Troops Near Pretoria Report
Dispatch from Lord Kitchener says Boers ambushed three mounted infantry companies with three guns near Sheeper's Nese. After heavy fighting British were overpowered losing guns, sights, and breech blocks. Two officers and fourteen men killed. five officers and twenty-five men wounded. five officers and 140 men captured.
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Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Gough
Sheeper
Nese
Aod
Mile Prison- Te
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