Utah News Highlights From Minersville to Ogden
Smallpox cases rise and Cedar City Normal School opens with many teachers and students. Fort Douglas to Philippines pacters. Salt Lake City telephone link to Denver completes. Spanish Fork fair draws 6125 after expenses. Utah National Guard urged to organize. relief funds for coal mine disaster widows and orphans under way. Salt Lake baseball league ends season. 24 of Syracuse man committed to asylum. Ogden Provo livestock and fair entries rise. state officials visit Idaho. Judge Cherry disqualified in dairy case. colleges in Logan resume. ZCMI declares semi annual dividend. sugar famine looms as local harvest nears.
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Eas Crear
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Pearone
Fort Dougina
Philippines
Spanish Fork
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Seara
State Fair Association
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Utel
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Roosevelt Attacked by Mob Near Victor Colorado
Governor Roosevelt and his party left the halt at Victor Colorado when a mob of men and boys pelted them with rocks and struck him in the chest with a stick. Postmaster Daniel M. Sullivan of Cripple Creek knocked down the assailant. The crowd surged as the mounted escort tried to reach the train which was finally surrounded but then pulled away with Rough Riders aboard. Police and witnesses describe a planned attack by a small paid group. Roosevelt expressed regret but remained ready to continue his Cripple Creek speaking tour.
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Victor
Gola
Daniel M. Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Sullivan
Cripple Creel
Howard Convicted in Goebel Murder Case
The jury in Frankfort Kentucky found James Howard guilty of complicity in the Goebel assassination with a death verdict. Howard, 44, known as "Jim," led the Howard White faction in the Clay county feud and had killed George Baker, with suspicions linking him to Tom Baker's later murder. The crowded court watched as the verdict came after a tense two hours.
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James Howard
Frankfort
Goebel
Guil
Tod
Jim” Howard
Clay County
George Baker
Tom Baker
Howard
Kentucky election bill reaches compromise in Inez caucus
In Inez the Democratic house caucus agreed to an election bill. It provides that the state board shall have one Democrat and one Republican and a state officer. They appoint county boards with two from each party and an umpire from further submissions. This gives Democrats a majority on county boards but with limited powers except for ballot questioning. Senate Democrats are expected to accept the plan.
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House
Ecaucus
Inez
Mote
Tate
Senate
Russian-Driven Mass Killings Reported in Kal Chea
The London Times correspondent cites New Chwang dispatches alleging Russians killed between 1,000 and 1,500 Chinese and Bombery and Chinese captives, men women and children, inside and outside the wall. Reports say women harmed, villages burned, and policies aimed at extermination of the populace.
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London Times Peinta
New Chwang
Wall
Rolenes
Kal Chea
Devastating Cyclone Strikes Ferguson Iowa Area
A cyclone swept through Ferguson nine miles from Marshalltown Iowa causing two deaths and thirteen injuries. Homes were demolished and the depot and several siding cars were destroyed, leaving extensive material damage in the village.
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Ferguson
Marshalltown
Iowa
Troops to Be Withdrawn From China Move
The United States orders partial withdrawal of forces in China. General Chaffee to retain a legation guard at Pekin while the remainder of American troops go to Manila under MacArthur. Instructions emphasize provisioning and coordination with the minister and other powers. Telegraph orders also direct informing General Conger and MacArthur.
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Epblegram
Chaffee
Chin
Legation
Secretary of War
Pekin
China
Manila
MacArthur
Legation Guard
Wilson
Reqain
Conger
Ten-Year Miner Speaks At Scranton Strike Meeting
Stephen McDonald of Throop testifies at a public gathering on the Scranton strike in the anthracite region. He claims eleven years of labor with no earnings in money, living under a company store system and tightening economy, detailing his family debts and lack of personal savings.
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Scranton
Stephen McDonald
Pauconist
Throop
Seven Peara
Nevar
Billa
Desperate Battle With Highwaymen Near Addy
Two highwaymen held up Addy citizens. Deputies Darey and Salvado pursued and overtook them. The robbers pretended to surrender then fired. One robber died, the other severely wounded and captured. Suspect may be Sprague Well. The men broke for liberty, fled into Colville river, were caught after a warning shot.
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Addy
Millea
Spokaneanga
Darey
Salvada
Ote
Northern Pacific
Rathdrom
Sprague
Colville
Uberty
Currency Supply Shortages Prompt Action by Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip, assistant secretary of the treasury, meets New York bankers to ease extraordinary currency demand. Hand to hand money is scarce as $1.89 and $5 bills run short. a large stock of mutilated currency awaits redemption. He orders 500,000 five dollar gold certificates shipped to New York to relieve banks and plan to supply small denominations next. A major bank reports many coupons awaiting collection while interior currency demand keeps banks busy.
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Frank A. Voodarlip
the Treasury
New York
Thle Aemeen
Sub-Treasury
Vanderlip
Washington
Minnesota cyclone devastates Morrixtown barn shelter
A cyclone struck Morrixtown Minnesota ten miles west of Faribault on Monday collapsing a barn onto Paul Gatenhe s saloon where sixteen sheltering inside were buried. Eight bodies and several injured were recovered. The dead include Walt 40 Otto Gateek 10Prank Pittman 10 John Rohrer 25 Elmer Brooke 20 Jacob Miller Jr 23 Jacob Weber 24 and Peterson a hired man.
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Faribault
Minnesota
Paul Gatenhe
Reine Uend
Harry
Walt
Otto Gateke
Poo
Manl
Children in Mines Parade Highlights Child Labor
A Scranton Pennsylvania parade drew about two thousand miners and helpers including child laborers to protest low wages and schooling neglect. Observers noted many boys around nine or ten, with some as young as eight participating, revealing the extent of work age in the mines.
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Scranton
Cloudharet disaster hits Texas valleys and Italian workers lost
A deadly cloudburst struck ninety miles west of Tallas Texas along the Southern Pacific road. Reports claim thirty to forty Italian workers drowned on sheep ranches. ranches swamped and property destroyed. Severe storm damage reached the upper Colorado and Concho river valleys, notably near Brownwood Bisoket and San Angelo, with wire communication cut and rail lines damaged isolating towns.
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Neaves River
Tallas
Texan
Pacife
Colorado
Concho River
Brownwood- Bisoket
San Angelo
Cripple Creek Miners Threaten to Strike
Miners at Cripple Creek gold mines faced a potential strike after Stratton's Independence managers ordered miners to strip for inspection to stop ore theft. An agreement between miners' committees and managers modified the order to require only removal of outer clothing. Multiple meetings were held to reach the regalia compromise.
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Cripple Creek
Stratton
Governor Stone Urged to Help Settle Strike, Chicago to Cleveland
Telegrams from Chicago Boston Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities urge Governor Stone to use his good offices to settle the strike difficulties. The Pennsylvania constitution grants no executive power to intervene. Tower City reports 1209 employees in the colliery have gone out.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago
Boxton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tower City
Roosevelt in Salt Lake City Draws Big Crowd
Teddy Roosevelt campaigners attracted a vast audience at the Gal’s Lane theatre on Friday night with hundreds turned away. The vice presidential candidate arrived from Ogden at 10:00. An escort of 300 cowboys met him and guided the party through packed streets. Roosevelt rode a lively march and led a spirited chase by cowboys over six miles. He received a saddle valued at $100, fashioned in a cowboy pattern, and was hosted by National Guard officers at the armory before departing for Wraming.
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Teddy Rovecrelt
Vlee
Thekmt
Gals Lane
Pridar
Alola
Vies Prealdentist
Ogdeo
Roosevelt
National Guard
Hanna Challenged to Joint Debate by Populist Leader
Populist national committee chairman J. E. Edmisten challenges Republican national chairman Senator Hanna to a joint public discussion. Edmisten issues a long notice with thirty four questions for Hanna, urging a televised or public debate on campaign issues.
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J. EH. Edmisten
National Committee
Hanna
Republican National Committee
Edmistwoo
Gonrer
Bilmiston
William J. Bryan
Ths
Aie
Attorney Kilie Mineett and Melville L. Vines Tragedy
Montana Attorney Kilie Mineett and Melville L. Vines, a prominent Silver Bow county prosecutor and former county attorney, reportedly died by morphine overdose Saturday night. Vines, 65, came to Butte eight years ago from Virginia City and had been a leading figure in criminal cases, described as unmearriail and mentally unsettled in recent days.
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Melville L. Vines
Silver How
Melville L. Wines
JL. Wines
Butte
Virginia City
New
Wee
Trainmen boycott Reading Railway over discharges in Banbury
Tralcmen Ueycett Maliroad, Banbury Pa, about 1 000 employed by the Pennsylvania company initiate a boycott against the Reading Railway. Merchants warned that anyone shipping goods via the Reading line would be boycotted. The action follows numerous discharges by the Reading company. Separately a robber stopped the westbound Northern Pacific passenger train near Athol Md and fled with about 500 in cash watches and jewelry after the train passed Athol Md. The suspect departed at Tathdram. the slaying plan appeared deliberate and methodical.
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ATL
Banbury
Peonsylvania Company
Reading Railway Company
Reading Road
Northern Pacific
Athol
Tathdram
Industrial Training for Indians Advocated by Indian Schools Chief
In her annual report Miss Entells Reel, general superintendent of Indian schools, urges more industrial training for Indian children. She stresses practical, thorough work in fundamental English branches and argues that cramming with more book knowledge fails.
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