MEW MINISTRY NAMED
Sunckham May 29 reports the new ministry formed with Sleat as Premier and multiple ministers including Albert Paerson as Minister of Justice and Alfred Be Lornen as Minister of Agriculture. The crown prince urges suffrage limits while a political clash tests the two chamber constitution.
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Sunckham
Whicr
Ja Campoxedt
M. Aaslindman
Albert Paeraon
Maziab
Dyce
Sinthter
Interior
MS Tatlin
Fanuceo i
Swatte Minietor
Putije Works
M. Hammacaklol
Alfred Be Lornen
Affeire
Minietor
Wac
Col. I
Vikedag
Nuwavor
Haroweh
Simu
Ambassador Francis Receives Americ amibar Clot
In Wiens on May 24 Kriwevor Franch ddigupli today received the Americ amibar clot Ms Francia of the Lot bury.
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Wiens
Kriwevor Franch Ddigupli
Francia
Salt Lake City Fire Insurance Rates Discussed
May 29 Salt Lake news reports that the board of fire underwriters may approve a 28 percent advance in fire insurance rates, with Salt Lake City potentially receiving favorable treatment due to assurances from S F Grant. A circular from San Francisco hinted at a forthcoming exception, though no publication yet confirmed the exemption.
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Salt Lake
Ophiten
Grant
Tao
Board of Fire
San Francisco
F. Grint
San
Increséa
Hall Lahn
McChnick and Others Tour Bly Mining Camp Journey
The party including W. McCornick Geoorm Macages and W Eccles of AUS traveled from Bly to Ely by two automobiles along a level desert road. Breakdowns in the autos caused long delays before reaching Ely where ore grades are low. The Bly railway is near completion with 70 miles to Ely and 80 more to finish grading and bring in July.
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Tale Lake
W. & SieCarnieh
Falk
Bly
Geoorm Macages 8
W. Eccles
AUS, & H. Company
Oral Manesper Tegin
Bly Reilroay
Dee
Ani
McCornick
Ely
Silajt
Blaghao
Jaraely
Reacty Ely
Shobhone to Drive Tunnel in Shoshone Claim
A detailed mining report describes tunnel and crosscut plans in the Shoshone group and Patar fa workings. It notes crosscuts from the 200 and 100 foot levels, a junction with Indian Jobany claim, and construction of a drift toward the Shughone workings. The plan includes access to ore bodies, a proposed mill site, and extensive development progress aimed at expanding exploitation before mine output.
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Arife WM
Uhtm Dritt Wit Bu
Jonathan
Tanner Saya
Aia
Seliwal
Toama
Gajense
Pioche Ore Bodies Opened and Weakened
A fragmentary report notes Pioche mine workings near Vid. city with references to White Mache Sinnipaint and Red Ad Minera. The text mentions opening, weakening, and regional activity with unclear details and names such as Bigham Ely and Falkond.
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Sau Lake
Mac
Lakers
Bigham
Ely
Minera Owen
Riv
State Marriage Records Study Aims at National System
Gouvernor Gad er requests county clerks to compile data on marriages from January 4 1877 to December 31 1900 for submission to the secretary of state. The effort seeks to standardize records across counties and states to support term laws and nationwide access. May 30 Lake County reports note prison hearings. James Gordon bound over to district court after preliminary proceedings on charges related to manslaughter and other offenses.
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Cutler
Tay
A. Marth
States Department of Commerce
Thor
Aes Ly
Secretary of State
Wits State
County Storks
Gadér WU
Sel Lake
Christensen
Prizon “Tueeday Smocnins
D. B. Briatan
Firat
James Gordon
Gordon
District Court
Reinstrons
Third District Court
Irrigation study visitors from Asia arrive in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake May 30, two foreign engineers arrived to study irrigation systems. J vain Tuber gen of The Higue, Holland, and N Akamoon of Bangkok, Glam, Th entertained hopes irrigation will expand agricultural output. Both have years of government service and plan to study civil engineering at state university Berkeley, aiming to promote irrigation across crops including rice, tobacco, cotton, coffee, and native fruits for domestic use.
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Salt Lake
J. Vain Tubergen
Higue
Holland
N. Akamoon
Bangkok
Glam
Forser Hae
Schame
Siam
Atate University
Herkeley
Cat Hoth
Kan ‘Mee
Semaic
California University
Ucn Agn
Salt Lake News Briefs Include Peters Daughter Case and Wootruff Widow
Late Tuesday a report from Mary Peters of Granst Junction to Salt Lake details her father David Peters seeking return of Mary after she came seeking employment. Mrs. Young, probation officer, arranged care at the court. Peters demanded the girl be sent home, but transport money was lacking. Also reported, the wife of the Mormon church president died at Cottonwood aged 69, a native of Connecticut, survived by seven children and several relatives. funeral at Waterloo meetinghouse Friday at 1 p.m.
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Mary Peters
David Peters
Balt Lake
Say
Whtere Woortrumt
Mormon Church
Cottonwood
Duressed
Bloomill
Conn
Utah
Nyu
Bothes
Sven
Avi
Marion Wootruff
Dewerville
Mra
Ermeing Burerows
Enslen
Woodruff
John J. Wootruff
John R. Bark
Batt Lake County
Waterloo Meating-Hous
Mining executives return to Utah mill project
Ephral May 20 field report notes General appérly tendémt Ole Larson and B Murray from Telluride, Telluride, and a Utah mining firm returning home. They have supervised the Telluride pines operations for fourteen months, now overseeing a mill concentrating five tons of ore weekly. The men are optimistic about the mines and plan a large work force once the mill melts.
Arrests mark House call as Republicans push for action
Washington May 29 A House meeting sparked by a call of the house led to arrests at the bar as sergeants at arms moved to compel a quorum. Members from several states faced detention while others argued the move targeted Democrats. Republicans defended actions as uniform. The episode highlighted rising tensions over procedures and anticipated votes.
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Washinton
House of Representatives
Arna
Bay of the Hous
Br. Gaines
Tennessee
Hts House
Tir
Ruwan
Backer
Missouri
Long Sworth
Bern Marrestel
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Roze
Rucker Hat
Washington
Rucker
Bis
Pensylvania
Singlay
Teeberg
M Murphy
Wallace
Arkansas
Payne
New York
Nisa
Mr. Payne
Remarkable relief after Perrum brand remedy cited
A patient with long lasting distress reports dramatic improvement after using Perrum product, crediting it with renewed comfort and strength. Friends testify to the benefit, noting the recovery of mobility and energy, and recommend Perrum to others seeking relief from chronic symptoms.
House Adjourns After Debate On Arrest Warrant Right
May 22 report details a congressional session where members argued about arrest warrants for absence. Payne and Olmstead maneuvered to remove references to arrests from the journal as Murphy pressed for the Speaker’s warrant power. The chair ruled the members legally detained and the incident closed. Additional coverage notes suspected fraud at Mutual Life Insurance with millions taken over twenty years via fake warrants and misused company funds.
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Olmstead
Murphy
Fiaunon
Nanimous Cotseat
New York
the Tribune
Fla Invest
Mitual Jafe Insurance Company
Fitolford Chrowgh Mme
Geore Makihbln
Eotea Meg Kibbin
Frm
Afernong
Forcaet Oficims
Ore Mutual
Ba He
Rover
Cost Savings From Economy Measures At City Building
A company cut expenses on its impaired city building on 37 Street by adopting frugal methods. The saving totaled 108000 dollars annually, with 16900 dollars saved over two years by reducing coal consumption.
Bill 70 Permit and Gases Appealed in Court Record
A fragmented report outlines a May Washington case involving the Bill 70 permit and certain gases. It mentions appellate actions on quashing indictments and demurrers. The text references decisions affecting defendant jeopardy and procedural reversals in related criminal cases.
World voyage notes and ship arrival report
A fragmentary dispatch describes the German ship Hoveogin Sophia Chelute arriving on a world trip via Say Veety and May 29. It mentions a captain Brann and a crew including a Montevideo harbor group with cadets aboard, though details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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