Danish treaty signed with Denmark over West Indies sale
Aug 30 report that a treaty ceding St Thomas St Croix St John and nearby is to be considered by foreign relations committees. United States pays 125 million in gold within ninety days after ratification and guarantees Danish rights in ceded lands while Denmark keeps forts and concessions. Senator Stone says ratification will be hurried.
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United States
Dantah
West Indies
Odns
Drulote
Mensto
Jcommitteg
For
Telen- Office
Lelanda
St Thomas
St. Croix
St. Joho
Danlah
Denmark
Stone
Foreign Relations‘committee
Kenats Plan Adjournment and Meetings Next Week
The Kenats will adjourn this season and call two committee meetings early next week. Continuous dancing at Sylvan Park is listed for Saturday, August, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Sylvan Park
Cooler Weather Arrives in New York City
New York City reports cooler conditions at 9 30 am with a drop of about 10 degrees from yesterday and humidity down about 15 percent. Skies are cloudy and a chilly breeze follows a long heatwave that affected residents. Meanwhile, cooling winds from the Mississippi valley are expected to reduce heat across the central and eastern states within 36 to 48 hours.
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New York
Aus
Washington
Missianippi
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Middle Plans
Ohio Valley
Upper Take Reglon
New England
Diatricia
Carolinas
Beaver
Seadee
Cartan
Ducheane
Seeleas
Wanrateh
Washtogion
Wayne Wit Weber
Pey Q the Ring Lyceum Today
Classified Ada copy repeats urging readers to read the classified section and Ada notices for today’s Lyceum event and related items.
Hoyt Wins Nomination Over Howell for Congress
Two congressional conventions tabbed T C Hoyt from the first district and Charles T Mabey from the second. Hoyt and his ally Thomas O Donnell, both young, led the ballots amid a large turnout with Mabey in reserve. Lewis Larson, chair, defended the event as a Republican Bull Moose era reform effort, uniting the party after years of upheaval.
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T. C. Hoyt
Charles Tl. Mabey
Orpheum Theater
Hoyt
Joseph Howall
Thomas O'Donnell
Vernal
Delagates
Mr. Mawel
Joseph Jacob Johnson
San Pete County
Lewis Larson
Larson
Republican Party
United
Vember
O'Donnell
Weber County
Fractured Text From Party Conventions In Utah History
Fragmented report covers Republican state and district conventions including protests over platforms and tax positions. It notes O Donnell supporters, Mabey’s acceptance speech, and May's pledge to uphold Republican principles, ending with the first district convention voting results.
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J. NM. Mays
Volog
Topper
Harry Joseph
J. H. Maya
Congress
Mabey
Salt Lake
Atsle
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Hughes
May
Ogden
Anen
Indian Scouts Create Turmoil at Camp
The Army Punitive Rupedition reports unrest among Indian scouts at a camp near Columbus New Mexico August 10. Tensions rise as Apache scouts join the ranks, with war dances and disputes over notch counts causing friction with locals and authorities.
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Mexico
Motar
Columbus
N.M
Villers
Geronima
War and refugee hardships reach Apache territory
The report mentions Jesus Valenquez claiming Potosi and nine “kills” with rumors surrounding battles. Bealde Hornbeck and nine other American refugees arrive via official invitation, while disputes and war dances continue. An officer recalls a boy tied to a bed and a sentence for George Gemmelis in July. A boxing claim of subduing two scouts and a party bringing ten antelopes are noted, with Indians crafting rings from silver and war dances persisting as peace proves troublesome.
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Ers
Jesus Valenquez
Potosi
Bealde Hornbeck
Americas
Crogen
J. A. Shannon
George Dobla
Julse Gemmelis
Ayain
Chicago
Ming
Kate
Loco Jim
Gol
George A. Dodd
Peg O the Ring No 6 Lyceum Today
More Japanese are leaving California. Vancouver dispatch notes ambassador Mamuti Kat sonuske Inonye says California sees fewer arrivals than departures as Japanese study Western methods then return home. He explains they do not intend to stay in California.
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Vancouver
California
Mamuti Katsonuske Inonye
England
New York
Japan
United States
San Francisco
Mexicans Killed in a Skirmish Report from Laredo
Laredo Texas reports a clash between Cardenes and Tamaulipas forces near Cardenes and Tamasope in Mexico resulted in nine Villista bandits and four constitutional soldiers killed. A tapcher from San Luis provides the incident details.
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Laredo
Texas
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