Utah State News Drought Impacts Salients and Local Affairs
Sunbeat drought clouds Utah agriculture as water shortages threaten duck habitats while stockmen celebrate generally good ranges. Salt Lake City plans liquor curbs with Deseret Sunday to oppose Sunday alcohol sales. Park Valley ore yields and a new empire of mining projects appear amid rail car orders, bicycle records and church notices. Bishop Trens of Moroni dies at 75, Annie Biltoo appeals for estate, and White Wheat prices ease as farmers brace for market shifts.
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Springeilia
Salil Lake
A. V. Taylor
Mill Creel
Trens
Moroni
Sanpate County
Bishop Trons
Utah
Moronis Non
Annie Biltoo
Milton
Salt Lake
de Jobo
Memorial Speech Links Anarchy to Threats to Republic
A Chicago memorial meeting quoted Senator Wiliver of Iowa decrying influences fueling anarchy and violence. He cites conspirators, judges who poison justice, and mobs praising crime, urging law and peace to protect the republic against "unenrolled reserve corps" of chaos. The crowd around Will Mokoley’s death is described in vivid terms.
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Chisago
Jwlliver
Lowa
Legislatora
Fountainn of Justice
Ely Foreromente
Criae
Kan‘ees
Alabama
Drasken
Aweay
United States
William Mokoley
Prominent Senators and Representatives Laud Roosevelt Bid
Many leading figures praised President Roosevelt over his elevation to the presidency. Senators Scott Elkine of West Virginia and Pritehord of North Carolina, Millard of Nebraska, Horton of Kansas, and Representatives Heatwole Ma Cleary Stephens of Minnesota Gibson of Texas Livingston of Georgia and Dapiop of West Virginia sent congratulatory notes. They welcomed his plain declaration as a sign of business confidence.
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Roosevelt
Seomtora Scott
Elkine
Weat
Virginia
Senatore Pritehord
North Carollaa
Millard
Nebraska
Horton
Kansas
Heatwole
MaCleary
Stephens
Minurgota
Gibson
Tents
Livingston
Georgia
Dapiop
West Virgina
Charny
Elicia
Fookt
Minister censured for criticizing McKinley in Pennsylvania
Rev. Silas C. Aeatiow of Harrisburg is censured by veterans for attacking President McKinley in the Pennsylvania Methodist, where he is editor. The meeting, led by the McKinley Patriotic league, denounced the Prohibition candidate Swallow. A second note records no police found on revolver bullets in the Me Kipsey case amid chemical and tecological tests.
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Silas C. Aeatiow
Silas C. Swallow
Harrisburg
McKinley
Pennsylvania Methodiat
McKinley Patriotic League
Swallow
Prohibition
Denver 816 Carnival Promises Grand Parade and New Features
Denver readers are urged to anticipate a landmark celebration with a vast industrial parade, an unprecedented display in Hanna City or St Louis, and return of the Rough Ridery tournament. Forty five decorated automobiles, a $900 belt prize for best rider, and lavish prizes for daring riders and horses are planned. Special rail fares touted to attract visitors.
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Denver
Hannan City
St Louis
Hia
Ube
Roosevelt Politely Dismisses Pursuing Cyclist After Church Visit
President Hsunevelt attended Sunday services in Washington with his brother in law Mr. Douglaes Stotlinson. On leaving, a bicycle officer began to follow but Roosevelt waved him off saying I dont need you. The officer retreated as the President and Mr. Robinson walked toward Casprelin Cowleshow amid onlookers.
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Hsunevelt
Washington
Rellgloun
Csprelin
Cuban policy shifts under Wood as Cuba moves toward May Diet
General Leonard Wood sails from Washington to Havana to finalize changes for handing over Cuban affairs to the Diet by next May. He expects the electoral law to be satisfactory with minor modifications, signaling continued administration influence after McKinley era. In Grants Pass Oregon a man is shot by Frank McCann after a hotel quarrel. a second man injured, both connected to a San Francisco firm.
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Calmas
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Washington
Havana
Wood
McKinlay
Botlday
San Francisco
Frank McCany
Granta Pass
Ore
Peacock & Holiday, Contractors and Builders
McCann
Sati
Handkerchief Key Figure in McKinley Conspiracy
Fragmentary police notes describe a woman's handkerchief used to conceal a revolver carried by an anarchist during the McKinley assassination. The square handkerchief, about ten inches, bears a single cover torn away, and is tied to a private office vault near a U S Secret Service area. It is cited as the only clue linking the conspirator to the crime.
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Porter
United States
Secret Service
Craigoge
McKinley
Cedges
Peary Relief Expedition Returns From Arctic Venture
Herbert L. Bridgman secretary of the Peary Arctic Club reports the Bridgman party has returned from Cape Herschel after aiding Peary on a relief expedition. Peary plans to start for the pole from Cap Heela, about five hundred miles away, and Bridgman notes Peary has sufficient walrus meat supplies for the journey. A young girl born in Arctic regions eight years ago accompanies the party.
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Herbert L. Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Peary
Mera
Nest Apel
Mr. Bridgman
Pole
Cap Heela
Taad
Boer Appeal to Powers Seeks Arbitration in McKinley Case
A report says Baron von Lynden forwards the appeal to the court of arbitration council. Evidence suggests a plot to assassinate President McKinley existed before his second term and may trace to Orange township with the Cuolgone family. Police detective Sehmalck of Cleveland leads the inquiry, analyzing possible pre election planning and involvement.
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Baron von Lynden
Holland
Amalia
Court of Arbitration
Met
McKinley
Sehmalck
Cleveland
Atprtiiog
Orange Townahip
Cuolgoaz
Cuolgone
Russian Ruler Vis France Review Impresses Crowd
Dear and Cesrina review of 140,000 troops on the Malo of Bethany, France, as King and President Coubet observe a grand parade. The display lasts from morning to midafternoon, ending with a cavalry charge amid a sea of red and blue banners and vast formations.
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Dear
Cesrina Witoens
Coubet
Bethany
France
Eatretel
Bohley Court of Inquiry Resumes Its Sessions
The Bohley Court of Inquiry reconvened and heard four witnesses with the day’s highlight the court’s withdrawal of a question, offering its opinion on the controversy. Admiral Higgins, who commanded the battleship Massachusetts, testified that Admiral Schley failed to destroy the colony and that Spanish batteries were not decisive. Major Wood testified the distance to the shore batteries was too great for effective fire. Captain Warber testified that earthworks were found near Ceinfie gos and that no general orders guided combat conduct, while suggesting the fleet might have sailed to Key West by different instructions.
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Sehley Court of Inquiry
Pridag
Hie
Cornu & Point
Adrolenl Higginson
Maseachusetts
Coton
Santago
Higuiovos
Sedley
Colo
Colon
Major Wood
Schley
Warber
Ahipe
Sobtoy
Cabinet Members Accept Roosevelts Call
A high authority reports all cabinet members have accepted Roosevelt's reappointment. They cannot resign or seek other posts. they intend to support his policies as adopted from McKinley. Roosevelt has approved negotiations on the proposed Panama Canal treaty with England.
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Tt Wes
Roosevelt
Bie
McKinley
England
Oklahoma Mob Drags Men Through Streets During Parade
Oklahoma City crowds mobbed two men for alleged anti country acts. One man narrowly escaped lynching after being dragged through the streets, while contractor RM Bradshaw, who declared anarchist views, was stripped of his hat and forced to join a memorial parade and kiss the flag. A schoolteacher who denounced police faced threats and had to leave town.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lyoching
Hla Latw
RM. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Boer Forces Break Through Near Sheeper's Nek
Dispatch from Pretoria reports Boer ambush of three mounted infantry companies led by Major Gough near Sheeper's Nek. Boers overpowered and captured 160 British, seizing guns and equipment. Casualties include two officers and fourteen men killed, fifteen officers and twenty-five men wounded. five officers and about 150 men captured.
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Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Gough
Sheeper
Nek
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