Scott Centered Defense Sparks Debate Over Whittlesey Case
Walter Fulton, former Provo County official, rejects blame on him and the board for alleged Whittlesey term two bondmen shortages. He defends the case strategy, notes Expert Grant's report supported by law, and explains separate suits for first and second term bonds. He stresses no personal knowledge of underlying facts and defends the legal actions as proper.
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Scott
Board of County Commissioners
Whittlesey
Walter Fulton
Tucker
Ronsuit
Fulton
Piles, Denworth & Howe
Howe
Star
Grants
Treassere
Supreme Court of the State
Wylife Nelson
Caty
Mr. Whittlesey
Japanese Forces Push Through Chinese Lines Near Mukden
General Kuroki reports dawn July 31 occupation of Yushuknten and Yang Teuling west of Motienling with two enemy wings defeated by sunset. By August 1 dawn attacks secured key heights and pursued troops four miles west toward An Ping, while Takay Teuling positions yielded after heavy resistance. Casualties and detachment details remain under investigation.
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Tokio
Kuroki
Yushuknten
Hsihoyen
Yang Tenling
Motienling
Jiao Yang
Wushulinten
Uroki
An Ping
Yang Teuling
Tang Hoyen
Strike decision may trigger walkout in District No. 1
Scranton, Pa on August 2 The executive card of mine workers approved the stance on the check weigh man issue signaling a likely strike in District No. 1 The action follows discussions aimed at revealing working conditions and pay terms and affecting local mining operations.
Gallagher Surrenders in Unborn Child Case
Everett August 2 Fred Gallagher surrendered to the sheriff on a charge related to the unborn child of Mixes Poste Knowles. He appeared before Justice Clarke for a preliminary hearing set for August 11. The case involves alleged failed monetary settlement efforts and questions about the complainant’s credibility.
Geneva central committee tied to Plehve assassination
Russian police gather evidence that Plehve's assassination was planned in Geneva by a central committee of the Dor Jevaya organization. The claim links Geneva to the plot as police assemble details of the conspiracy.
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Dor Jevaya Organization
Riot Strife Reported in Utah Camps and Schofield Fight
Report from Utah Aug 2 describes violent clashes between armed guards and mobs near Mtal lamskere camp. A Mormon strike breaker was beaten and left gravely injured. Guards at Schofield fired on protesters, used clubs, leaving several with head injuries.
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Utah
Mtallamskere
Schofield
Utah Puel Compees
Bound and gagged assault shocks Portland
Wade Smith, a well known man, was found bound blindfolded and chloroformed on a rural road near Portland. His valuables remained untouched. Police investigators work the case, but Smith says he has no knowledge of the attacker, making the incident seem sensational.
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Portland
Wade Smith
Smith
Spokane athlete Fa die Dickson arrested in Lewiston
Fa die Dickson, famed Spokane athlete and society figure, was arrested on a charge of embezzlement involving the tramway company. He posted a $500 bond and claimed innocence, promising to fight the case. Spokane friends sent telegrams and calls of support. He says he will not let the case go to trial.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Fadie Dickson
Spokane
Engine collision kills man on handcar near Subrican
An engine collided with a handcar carrying four men near Subrican Idaho. Fred Ihe of Athol Idaho was instantly killed. The handcar men saw the engine but mistook its lights for switch lights.
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Subrican
Idaho
Fred Ihe
Athol
Mill Burns Here in Waho. Lost Lumber and Property
A mill fire in Waho destroyed 60 000 feet of lumber and part of the mill building, with an estimated loss of 77 000 dollars and no insurance. Authorities report the blaze yesterday as police receive numerous reports from across the city. J. Crane of 1912 East Deony Way reports a missing stick pin trousers hat and silver match safe as thieves are blamed for ongoing citywide incidents.
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Stites
Waho
Hh. J. Crane
East Deony Way
Drowned Stable Hand in Duwamish River Near Meadows
Marty Gardner, 25, a stable hand at The Meadows, drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming in the Duwamish River near the race track. Friends witnessed the struggle. efforts to save him failed as another stableman, Small, jumped in but could not reach Gardner before he disappeared. Deputy Coroner Maham assisted in the search. Gardner came from San Francisco.
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Marty Gardner
Duwamish
Gardner
Small
Maham
San Francisco
Daring Illinois Central Diamond Special Robbery
Four masked gunmen robbed the Illinois Central Diamond Special near Matteson as it neared St Louis. They forced sleeping passengers to surrender valuables and escaped with more than $1,000, including $900 from one man. Later three men in Griffith Indiana tried to sell diamonds but failed and fled. police hunt broadens with officers and residents searching surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Illinois Central
Matteson
St. Louis
Griffith
Indiana
St. Louisa
Thousands Killed in Armenian Mass Killings Reported
The Daily News Armenian correspondent reports 9,000 Armenian men killed in Mush and Sassoun districts as violence erupts in the region.
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London
The
Daily News
Mush
Sassoun
Mrs Nelly Lankenau Fatally Burned in Montesano Fire Incident
Mrs Nelly Lankenau sister of F A Tarr postmaster of Montesano was fatally burned when a be wax and turpentine preparation on her kitchen stove ignited. She attempted to move the burning kettle and the blaze intensified, clothes ignited, and she died at the hospital hours later. Her mother Mrs Tarr remained in frail health and anxiety grows over her condition.
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Nelly Lankenau
Montesano
Nelile Lankenau
F. A. Tarr
Thin City
Democratic Slate Named For Washington State Posts
The Democratic managers announce a slate led by Governor George Turner and Lieutenant Governor Stephen Jadeon with Van R. Pierson for land commissioner and Alfred Battle and Mark Fullerton as supreme court judges. King County's big vote did not secure Pierson, and a non partisan judiciary is planned. The City of Puebla arrived from San Francisco with 1 first class and 76 second class passengers and a large cargo.
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Bellingham
Wash
George Turner
Spokane Liieutenant
Stephen Jadeon
Pierce
van RK. Pierson
King
Alfred Battle
Mark Fullerton
Republian
Prof
Gerard
B. M. Neill
Lincoln
BE. Hough
Clarke
Lee Purdin
Kittitas
George Mudgett
Spokane
B. H. Silver
Whatcom
J. J. Anderson
F. A. Garreche
Walla Walla
Will Graves
M. M Langborn
Chehalia
Zoelock
King County
W. R. Pierson
Turner
Peirson
Judean
Southwest
Judiciary Railroad Railroad Commission
Puebla
San Francisco
July Death Rate Small in City Health Report
The board of health reports July had 118 births and 81 deaths, the lowest death rate of the year. Diphtheria cases numbered 13 with no fatalities, infantile mortality was very low, and milk inspections totaled 32 150 gallons with 4446 condemned. Health Officer Ladiow proposed 1905 expenses at 82 000 dollars, up 8 000 for a city laboratory hospital and higher salaries.
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Ladiow
Survivors Tell A Different Story Of Norge Sinking
Sam and Joseph Rochland Russians arriving in Portland recount a diverging account of the Norge disaster off Scotland on June 28. They claim the captain fled first and describe crew violence against passengers including a child harmed during boat rescues.
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Portland
Ore
Sam
Joseph Rochland
Norge
Scotland
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