Utah News Roundup Highlights Local Developments
J A McAllister named Saltaire Beach manager and Utah Sugar declares a 3 percent quarterly dividend. Flour prices rise 10 cents a hundred at Salt Lake mills. Utah sheepmen win grazing rights on Idaho public lands. Regents approve a school of series building. Governor Walls signs Salt Lake school bill extending the full school year. Royal projects include Rio Grande Western purchase by Denver & Rio Grande. Carinne library gift conditions accepted for Ogden site and maintenance funding. Ladies Literary Club funds two model school rooms in Salt Lake as 300 each. Obituaries note Eliza Dealt of Springville and pioneer K P Miller of Mill Creek. Multiple local incidents include shootings near Claco and a Springville burglary. Dairymen plan April meeting in Salt Lake with a big butter and cheese exhibit and record premiums. Utah open grazing for Uintah reservation approved for 200,000 sheep. interior department involvement. Heath M B Church in Salt Lake celebrates mortgage burn.
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Utah
Idaho
University Regents
Governor Walls
Salt Lake
Aslon
Nebraska
Grant
Philippines
Linh Batteries
Denver & Itiy Grande Railway
New York
Jantlee Timmeny
Silver Lip
Waring
Ogden Council
Carnegie Library
Ladies’ Literary Club
Webster
Jackson
Salt Leak
Eliza Dealt
Springville
New York State
Miller
Mil Creek
Missouri River
Claco
Cambett
Jack Salmon
Symons Bros of
Payson
Etate Food and Dairy Commissioner
Breeden
Plea From Tolston On Behalf Of Oppressed Doukobors In Russia
A London dispatch reports a petition by Doukobhors women begging to join their husbands in Canada. Folstor sent a letter to the czar urging an end to religious persecutions and reforms of harsh laws. calls for liberty and protection for Russia’s devout.
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Totter
London
Canada
Folstor
Russia
Peravensiona
Pobiedoncatzeff
Rugala
Manila
Utah Idaho sheep case lets certain Utah flocks pass
Judge Beatty ruled in favor of Utah in the quarantine dispute over interstate movement of sheep. About 30 750 head owned by named individuals were cleared after inspection by Dr Ho M Rows and found free of disease. Another 70 000 sheep from other complainants may be admitted pending Idaho inspector checks.
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Beatty
Utah-Idaho
Utahs
Tdsho
Ho M Rows
United States Stock Inspector
Jeamna
Smith Nellaoa Iioa
Benjamin Meek
William Aylett
John Lybert I J Freeman
Joseph
Gleann
Aluo
Idaho
de John Melilyoes
Troine
Deatty
Utah
Idaho Line
Geronimo Surrenders and Panay Surrenders Reported
War department cables from Manila report General Geronimo surrender with 12 officers 29 men and 39 guns while Contreas in North Panay and Sultan also surrender Panay with 30 guns to secure more arms. Two men admit killing Arapahoe Brown and Charles Hollibaugh along with Eric Bunten near Buffalo Wyoming. motive robbery. Hollibaugh linked to Brown in a stock herd scheme. Vinten 18 is noted.
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War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Geronimo
Enatero Ttulucan
Moscow
Presince
Mougtalos
Contreas
North
Panay
Sultan
Thay
Arapahoe Brown
Charles 1
Hollidaugh
Eric Bunten
Hiacim
Buffalo
Wyo
Powder River
Arvada
Hollibaugh
Vinten
Aguinaldo Captured in Luzon Province by Funston and Fanston
A dispatch reports General Frederick Funston and a native corps capturing Aguinaldo near Casiguran in Isabella province Luzon aboard the gunboat Vicksburg. Aguinaldo and several staff members were brought to Manila with American forces securing the insurgent leader.
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Frederick Fanston
Aguinaldo
Isabelle
Luzon
United States
Vicksburg
E B Barry
Funston
Manila
Province of
Isabella
Aguilnoaldo
Daler
Gilmore
Yorktown
Teabella
Grand Cordilieras Orienta
Nouth
Tralle
Prisconera
Belgnal
Maniila
Fan Americane
Ibis
Aguinalde
Aguinaldos
Bis
Casiguran
Laler
Ludoo
Emigration Drains Porto Rico for Labor to Mines and Railways
Company agents recruit laborers in Porto Rico for routes from Guayaquil to Quito and for iron mines as 869 emigrants depart for Mawati and 400 for Cubs. Planters face land cultivation woes due to money shortages while officials take no action to curb the outbound labor flow.
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Guayaquil
Quito
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Chas. P. Gable
Attorney-At-Law
Vernal, Utah
William H. Frye
Ofice
Johnson & Sona
Vorner Vernal
Ultah
Weltman
Olice No .l
Heber, Utah
Albert $v Bjornson
Niler Saioon
Richard C Watkins
Provo City, Utah
Thurman & Wedgwood
Attorneys-At-Law
Provo
Vernal
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Johnson Building
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Diliman
Vernal Avenue
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Dillman
Ashley Valley
Ard
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Brothera
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G B Haigh
Vernal Meat Market
Frankfort
R. Jensen
Rian
Vranal, Utah
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Jensen
Wwensen
Utah State News
J. A. McAllister
Saltaire Beach
Utah Sugar Company
Salt Lake Millara
Dairymens Association of
Rona Clark
Salt Lake Road
Secretary of the Interior
Uintah Reservation
George F. Tushen
Kamaa
Heath M B
Tolston
Prederictt J Barrows
Thirtieth Volunteer Infantry
Department of Southern Luzon
Hotel Orient
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Inter State
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Ganerel Fanston
Gefors
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Egypt Exploration Fund
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Khasekoumi
Porto Rico
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County
Ashley Co-Op
General Merchandise
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Frice
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Ling
Fort Duchesne
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East End
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Astern
Vernal Ave
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