Modena to Get a Local Newspaper Soon
Utah state news notes Modena will gain a nearby newspaper in the near future. Beaver residents form a literary club. Mt Pleasant poultry value last year estimated at 10000 dollars. T and K G surveyors near Parowan, grading expected soon. New trolley line to Sandy to be built weather permitting. Farmers of Santaguia hopeful for a good crop with ample snow.
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Beaver
Mt Pleasant
Maantime
Santaguia
Modena
St. George
Cedar City
Toquerville
Washington
Contrrville
Leeds
Pine Valley
Pinto
Entorprise
Bellview
William P. Walters
Mercur
Golden Gate
Walters
Goeth
John F. Bilas
Ogden
Agent Thomasson
Kayyville
Ikett
Elgin Rowe
Leh
Jay Simner Tecane
Sumner
Essault
Eleventh Infantry
Ninth Cavalry
Twelfth Infantry
Fort Douglan
Philippines
State Supreme Court
Charles Tetha
Charlie
William Tibbetts
Mareb
World’s Fair in St Louis poised as greatest on earth
Two months remain before opening day of the St Louis Exposition. Palaces and grounds near completion with painting. The fair spans about 130 acres of indoor space plus 100 acres outdoor displays. The complex includes the Palace of Agriculture, Palace of Transportation, vast machinery, gardens, airship accommodations, and a 45 acre four-department layout.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Palace of Agriculture
Palace of Transportation
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Iron Industries
Birmingham
Ala
United States
United States Bureau of Plant Industry
Powder Explosion Destroys Jackson Station Twenty-Four Dead
A collision and blast on the Lucin Cut-Off near Jackson wiped out the station and killed twenty four, with many maimed. A train from Ogden and a water train from Lucia sparked the explosion of dynamite and giant powder, injuring passengers and Greek laborers, wrecking the depot, and scattering bodies and debris along the wreck site.
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Jackson Station
Ogden
Ogden West
Jackson
Lucia
Frescue
Burke
T. W. Burke
James
Tahorer
Jackson's Point
Marketing for the Sea Cow Feeds Aquarium's Big Eater
The Aquarium's sea cow, eight feet long and 800 pounds, has consumed 98 bushels of aquatic plants in eighteen weeks since arriving from Florida on Sept 3. Baymen report a harsh winter, with ice up to ten inches thick requiring crews to cut through to reach eel grass in Gravesend Bay.
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Florida
Gravesend Bay
Baymen
New York Sun
Brain Growth Phases in Girls and Boys
Prof Seggel of Munich reports two brain growth spurts in girls from ages 10 to 11 and 17 to 18, and two in boys from 12 to 13 and 19 to 20. He notes rapid height increases between 12 and 14 years during which brain growth is tiny, then accelerates to reach one seventh of body growth by age 20.
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Prof
Seggel
Munich
Hoya
Amusing French motorist learns US signals in NYC mishap
A French visitor in New York, eager to race his car, misread police hand signals in Central Park. Police halted him by placing a horse in the auto’s path and fined him eight dollars after he mistook the signals as compliments.
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New York
America
Central Park
French Tax Revenue Gains in 1903
Returns of indirect taxes in France for 1903 show receipts totaling 568,280,380 dollars. This marks an increase of 26,557,580 dollars over estimates and 30,175,860 dollars above the previous year’s figure.
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France
Man Hunt Begins Against Notorious Jones Gang
Desperate chase underway in northern Montana as two posses depart Poplar and Glasgow to pursue the Jones gang led by the slain Prank Jones. The gang terrorized Valley county for a decade stealing horses raiding ranches and committing arson with murder and kidnapping alleged. If caught a fierce battle is expected.
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Montana
Poplar
Glasgow
Valley County
Jones
Prank Jones
George Bird
John Morgan
Americans at Che Foo in china relations flare
A Che Foo telegraph from the London Morning Post dated February 19 reports an American squadron expected there and plans to land marines. It notes tensions with Germany over Shan Tune province and that only three Russian ships remain intact at Port Arthur.
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Che Foo
London Morning Post
Germany
Shan Tune
China
Port Arthur
Rival Powers Seek Chilean Warships in Valparaiso
A New York Herald dispatch from Valparaiso says England and France are each trying to buy four or five Chilean warships. The English allegedly hid to secure the better ships, and a report claims England proposed buying all but three French built ships from the Chilean squadron.
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England
France
New York Herald
Valparaiso
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Shoshone Journal
Rhoshone
Pubinber
Utah State News
Poller
Sal Lake
Omlen
Maxwell
Oficers
Haworth
Utah
United Staten Fieh Commission
Loh
J. K. Austin
Uintah Reservaton
Han Dewn
Loki
Salt Lake
East Lake City
Caroline
Lehl
Lehl City
Stephen We Rose
Boot
Net
Ofice
Festival Hall
Navy
Plaza St. Anthony
Palace of Varied Industries
Palace of Electricity
Palace of Manufactures
Lucin
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