US Squadron Arrives in Naples Amid Relief Efforts
The American squadron led by Rear Admiral Sperry reaches Naples to aid earthquake refugees, with battleships Vermont Kansas Minnesota and Connecticut involved. Ambassadors, Italian officials, and King Victor Emmanuel III expected to engage. weather challenges delayed some movements, while Yankton assists at Messina.
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Naples
United States
Conventient
Special Squadron
Vermont
Kansas
Minnesota
Connecticut
Meseina
Villefranche
Ambassador Griscom
Sperry
Duke of Aosta
Messina
Villafranche
Rome
Slop
Calabria
America
Washington
Griscom
Wharts
Yankton
Clos
Calgoa
Seventy five Utah appointees to boards named by Spry
Governor William Spry will fill seventy five Utah appointive board positions across thirty state boards. Most appointments last terms, some provide remuneration or honor. The change aims to avoid disruption as existing members transition or seek reappointment.
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Caleb Tanner
Jonny Pettit
Charles A. Glazier
H. B. Cromar
State Board of Industries
Raitesd
Telephone Commission
Anceusftl
Afr Crospar
Cadidates
Brigham Mad
State Board of Horticulture
State Board of Sections
Elias A. Smith
G. B Proutz
Spry
State Land Board
William J Lyieh
Tot
Callleter
Wiliam Candlant
Henry Mayes
William Thayne
Tus
State Board of Education
William Allison
Christensen
Sericultural
Offeis Tne State Boar of Equalization
John Watson
R. R. Tanher
John J. Thomas
R. W. Salisbury
University of Utah
Wil
Frank Pierce
Richard W Young
Rebecca E. Little
Charles G. Plummer
T. Kingsbury
W. W. Riter
Waldemar van Cott
A. H H. Lund
Samuel Noewhou
The
Agricultural College
Susa Young Gates
Lorenza Stoh
Thomas Smart
J. W.N. Whitecotton
A. S. Condon
Mra
A W. McCune
John Q. Adams
Indiatilal School
Dy BE
M. Conroy
Harry Joseph
T. B. Evans
School For Foo Deaf and Dumb
Mand May Babcock
John W . Volker
Mre
A. B. Corey
Peter A Simpkin
Isaac L. Clark
State Board of Health
D.C. Miner
A. F. Doremus
State Board of Dental Examiners
W. G. Dalrymple
Tripp
A. Wherry
Hi. Clawson
HW. Davis
Bard of Medical Examiners
D. C Pudew
Condin
Charles Ty. Oleon
A. Ewing
Fred W Taylor
Fo Ke. Straup
RW Pisher
Ralph Richards
W. Winder
Lester J. Breed
Joseph A. Silver
J. G. McDonald
M. K. Parsons
T He Smith
J. HW. Seely
PJ. Hewlett
Robert R. Invine
Emma A Empey
FP. . Hendershot
Utah Art Institute
Myra L. Sawyer
Whder
William Spry
Utah
Bidird
Spty
Meaon
Railroad veteran Richard Griffiths dies in Salt Lake
Richard Griffiths aged about 72, longtime Salt Lake resident and railroad worker, died at his home 634 West Second North. Born in Shrewsbury England in 1829 he arrived in Utah in 1871 and served on the Utah Central Union Pacific and Rio Grande Western railroads retiring in 1895. Survived by widow two sons Samuel L and Richard and three daughters Mrs I C Slater Mrs Albert Ekker and Mrs E Marshall plus thirty one and nine grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 1 PM from the Twenty eighth ward meeting house on West Third North.
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Salt Lake
Richard Griffiths
I. C. Slater
Albert Ekker
E. Marshall
Twenty-eighth Ward
West Third North Street
Girl Attacked Near Salt Lake Home
Eleven year old Blanche Wallace of 22 South Hidith East street was knocked to the ground by a figure hidden in shadows shortly after 11 o clock while returning home with a younger girl. A missile believed to be a revolver was used in the assault in front of a street.
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Salt Lake
Blanche Wallace
Hidith East Street
Min
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promises Fast Sore Throat Relief
A short testimonial touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for sore throat and throat discomfort, claims it cures in a few hours and eases pain for those suffering.
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Thomas
Mysterious Murder Uncovered at Marion
In Marion Indiana on January 10 a mysterious murder case emerged with the charred body of Mona Ricks aged 23 found in a barn behind Thomas Wilson's home. Her estranged husband Levi Sutton was arrested after being charged with alienating affections. A cab driver testified he drove Mrs Ricks and two others to the barn on Saturday night.
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Marion
Ind
Mona Ricks
Thomas Wilson
Mil Levi Sutton
Ricks
Mrs Ricks
Osmnse Min
Reading the Bible in Florida Inspires an Elderly Learner
Octave Thanet records a Florida tale of an old darky eager to read the Bible. A friend teaches him, and months later his wife reports the man can read well, joking that he now reads the Bible and the newspapers.
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Octave Thanet
Darky
Florida
Fanny
Stringent measures imposed in Messina after quake
General Mazza enforces strict orders including shooting for excavations without permits and a policy service around the city. Rescue efforts continue as relief ships Bayern and Culson distribute supplies. injuries and rescues, including a dog saved from the ruins, are reported amid improving sanitary conditions.
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Messina
Mazza Haa
Muzza
Bayern
Red Cross
Nelson Gay
Boston
United States
Culson
Port Said
Madame Ogston
Palermo
Farmer’s tale of Mrs Jack Frost and a wrong barnyard
A farmer mocks city folk then recounts Mrs Jack Frost buying a farm. Her attempt at chicken-raising begins with a yard of mixed hens and roosters. She separates sexes, slaughters the roosters, and returns to find roosters crowing and fighting, with dead birds. She mistook males for females, and vice versa.
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Chicago
Jack Frost
Europa
Europe
Mia
Long Will Says Devonshire Document Tops for Length
The will of the late duke of Devonshire reportedly contains about 318000 words, suggesting a record in lengthy testament declarations. A contrasting example cited is a Streatham gentleman’s will proved years ago with the single line “All for mother.”
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Duke of Devonshire
Streatham
T.’—Weatolonter Gazglia
Disastrous gas explosion kills workers at Zeigler mine
A gas explosion at Joseph Lauter’s Zeigler colliery early today killed twenty five miners including Willis Warner and Albert Kerr. Eight bodies remain entombed. one Italian youth survived. The blast followed a gas buildup after a recent mine fire, with relief efforts led by Mr. Lester as coroner adjourns hearings.
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da Quoln
Joseph Lauter
Zeigler
Willis Warner
Albert Kerr
James Patterson
Joe Richardson
Fred Morgan
J. O. Evans
Gilbert Jones
Jor Tate
James Phillipps
John Cassay
Aaron J. Erton
Thomas Hubbard
CO. Pucket
Charles Smothers
Lester
Mrs. Lester
Joseph Husband
Leller
Oregon Senate to Decide Between Chamberlain and Antis
Salem lines up for the Oregon Legislature opening with George E. Chamberlain seen as likely U S senator choice by Democrats pledged as "statement number one" while "antis" led by Jay Bowerman and C N MacArthur seek to block him. The antis expect control of both chambers but face a strong likelihood of defeat after a heated fight.
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Salem
Ore
United States
Oregon
George E. Chamberlain
H. M. Cake
Unite States
Fulton
Chamberlain
Jay Bowerman
Antl
Senate
Collapse of Ancient Church in Berne Kills and Injures Many
In Sion near Berne a centuries old church collapsed during service burying worshippers. Firemen pulled out forty corpses with still others under rubble. about sixty were badly injured. The collapse blamed on weakened underground pillars failing.
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Berne
Switzerland
Sion
Enduring Abuse Passed as Wisdom Across Ages
A quotation attributed to Edward Everett condemns how violence, tradition, and reverence for antiquity justify aristocracy. It argues that reason yields to long-standing follies, sustaining a class system as the stronghold of power. The fragment ends with an unclear, garbled phrase about gender.
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Edward Everet
Report on Judge Milo A Root by State Fair committee
The State Fair association committee in Seattle found Judge Milo A Root guilty of gross impropriety affecting his supreme court term. The panel cites free rail transportation from railroads, correspondence with attorney M J Gordon, and drafting an opinion for the Great Northern case Harris v Great Northern. It urges a Spokane County grand jury to probe corruption rumors.
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Ralph E. Hoag
William J. Bateman
David J. Watts
Board of
Barber Examiners
William Plegett
D. J. Watts
C M. Benedict
Board of Optometry
L. W. Snow
F J. Alexander
HL OQ. Jensen
State Board of Park Commissioners
George Webb
Joseph R. Murdock
Strawberry Valley
Board of Sleep Commissioners
Tooy
Bo Anderson
John E. Austin
J. S. Ostter
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
John Ernst
N. C. Spaulding
FP. Parker
Supreme Court
Seattle
Wash
State Fair Association Committee
Milo A. Root
Root
Judge Root
M. 4. Gordon
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern
M. J. Gordon
Harris
State Bar Association
Sperior Court
Spokane County
Interest 10 Center in Capital
The national capital becomes the focus for the week as relations between the president and Renate shape attention. The public eye watches the versions from both louse and Renate while the impending agenda signals a shift in the political mood.
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Nationale
Betwen
Louse
Renate
Prealven
Week in Washington and world as news list
The week brings AFL talks on labor policy in Washington and upcoming court actions on contempt cases. Congress and state legislatures plan sessions and caucuses in Connecticut Indiana and Missouri while notable trials in New York and California unfold. A Beatrice Mills wedding in New York and relief efforts for earthquakes feature amid Balkan and Cuban developments. Senator Tilman and Carter address land grabs and postal savings as Congress debates District of Columbia business.
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Georgia
Atlanta Bar Association
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Messie
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
United States Supreme Court
Missouri
Jefferson City
Herbert S. Hadley
Thornton J. Hains
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Flushing
Lone Island
San Francisco
Patrick C. Calhoun
United Railways
Board of Supervisors
Eugene BE. Schmitz
Lennox
Mich
Gideon Browning
Dr. Carmichael
Connecticut
United States
Brandegee
Indiana General Assembly
Indianapolis
Hemenway
John W. Kern
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
Mills
Earl of Granard
New York
Balkan
Chimay
Hayate
Congress
Omez
Altell
Goldfield
New
Senate
House
District of
Columa
Clouds Limn an Ask
In a short, whimsical scene Loren wonders if rain clouds might be usable again as colors fade. The Deliceator notes a curious exchange about weather turning dry after a downpour and a childlike musing on reuse.
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Loren
Muan
Deliceator
Appointment reshuffles diplomats to Balkan and Argentine posts
President Roosevelt promotes diplomats with Spencer S Biddy to the Balkan states and Huntington Wilson of Illinois moves from the legation to Argentine posts. Wilson, 33, Yale 1897 graduate, previously served in Tokio and at the State Department, married to Lacey James of St Louis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Spencer S Biddy
Hoalkan States
United States
Argentine
Huntington Wilson
Ilinois
Wilson
Ren M Wilson
Chicago
Tokio
Legation
Lacey James
St Lews
Baltimore
Balkan States
Eddy
Perth
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