Salt Lake and State News on Dam Threat and Officials
Massive effort by hundreds of men and teams surrounds a major Sevier river dam in Millard county to avert a flood threat from the Bayler river. Volunteers from Fillmore and nearby towns mobilize to reinforce the structure as weather worsens, with aim to finish by spring. Authorities, including Thomas C Callister and Tunno A Melville, report major land and irrigation implications for Millard, Sevier, and surrounding counties.
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Tunno A. Melville
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MiNard County
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Deseret {Rrigation Company
Melville Irrigation Company
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Big Horn Country
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Nevada Railroads Builded Through Nevada's Mineral Belt
Nevada rail expansion accelerates as the Tonopah and other lines push toward Tonopah, Goldfield, and Tonopah via desert routes. Major financiers like Harriman and Gould back southern routes, with Southern Pacific Santa Fe and Salt Lake Route seeking footholds. The movement aims to feed mining districts and open new settlements, while debates on routes and control unfold amid regional growth.
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Fairviey
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Officer's Fast Work in Looming Bank Holdup Plot
Lovell and Wya report rapid police action on a planned bank robbery tied to the Jack Dorlen case. Authorities lured suspects with a decoy, leading to a confrontation. a gunfire exchange killed Baylen, and others fled. Separate fires in Salt Lake damaged stores, with extensive water usage and no clear cause yet found.
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C.T. Darrell
Robby Bank
Harratt
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Boylen
Beylea
Billings
Mont
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Young
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Consolidation of Utah Colleges Favored by Commission
A Tribune report from Logeasa states that the Agricultural College of Utah and the University of Utah are likely to consolidate. The commission will submit two reports to Governor Cutler, a majority urging consolidation and a minority advocating consultation.
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Woman seeks divorce as burglar convict husband matters loom
In Salt Lake City Cecelia Hansen seeks divorce from Benjamin Hansen after fifty years of marriage alleging failure to support for five years. The case, filed in Cumberland County Maryland, follows her earlier filing about Berths O'Donnell and child custody amid a burglary conviction and a request for out-of-state custody. The couple wed in Copenhagen Denmark in October 1877 and have since resided apart for years.
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Salt Lake City
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Copenhagen
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Valli
Miner Fatal Fall in Eureka Shaft Incident
Eureka, May 28. Walter Daxter, 16, son of Ambew Hayter of River City, fell seventy feet while descending the incline shaft at a mine leased by his father. He sustained a fractured skull, broken arm, and other injuries. He remained unconscious after the accident, alive but gravely hurt.
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Ann
Ambew Hayter
River City
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Supreme Court to State Court on Hels Ant Case
Washington May 28 The Supreme Court roars of the United States today deal with the Reuben Hels ant et al case as the United States declines to take jurisdiction. Justices Day and Harland dissented though the opinion was not ready. The official majority opinion was withheld.
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Supreme Roars
United States
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Jarischcrtan
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Convicted In A Racial Labor Case At Federal Court
The article reports that states were convicted and sent to prison for a case involving laborers at a lumber camp in Knacus. It notes that the workers, described as negroes, were targeted based on color, a claim labeled as a violation of the Constitution. Defendants argued the matter was a state issue, not for federal tribunals, a point that influenced today’s ruling.
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Rumors of a new cabinet in St Petersburg
Reports from Moscow claim former Finance Minister Shipot may be summoned to Saint Petersburg to form a new government cabinet as Parliament demands press and land reforms. The government proposes state forest clearance and land sales to peasants, while the cabinet faces a fractious parliament and ongoing political tension.
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Assembly Call Shakes Nation Over Military Draft
A garbled historic plea urges troops to march from the frontline toward the people’s representatives. The fractured text hints at seeking broader public oversight and political authority in wartime decisions.
Returning to Work Break In Union at St Louis Ohio
In Stéubsavilla Ohio on May 28 the Panc handla district saw several miners from the Hiteharin Goal company at Beawcon, members of the United Mine Workers, enter the tins and resume work. The strike broke as the union failed to continue wage payments, a defection believed to spread among foreign workers heading to Eastern Ohio Mead Bar operators. Providence Coal company mines at BL Clairsville reportedly bring back non union workers amid tensions.
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United Mine Workers
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Amos
Ohio
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Clairsville
Examination notes on patent medicines and sale restrictions
May 28 report from St Tau discusses careful examination and listing of patent medicines with opiates and other depressants. It notes forthcoming publication of a work detailing contents and quantities, plus warnings about medical access and distribution.
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