Utah News Roundup Highlights Tragedy and Local Issues
Salt Lake City reported the death of Jacob Steurmin after being struck by a car. Other items note an Indian bureau agent to study Ute and cattleman tensions in southeastern Utah, Willard fruit industry expansion, and state budget receipts. The piece covers suicides, accidents, court actions, community projects, and debates on school consolidation in Cache County.
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Jacob Steurmin
Salt Lake City
Indian Bureau
Utah
Willard
Secretary of State
State Industtrial Sthecot
Citizens Club of
Park City
Gilmtnan
Iona
Dane McCandiiss
Mose Jones
American Ark
Thomas Lea
Walter Jo Citron
Layton
Thomas Vance
Vance
Mary Ann McBride
Ogden
Tve
James J. Young
Portland
Cutler
Jos Sullivan
Policeman Lord
East Lake City
Mount Pleasant
Sol Geiger
Union Pacific
Union Pacifc
Charles Tall
Petit Lucenyes
Hall
WA Parker
Garfield
Utah Copper Company
John McAllister
Salt Lake
McAllister
Gertrurde Reeves
District Court
Abe
Lisbon Riot Endangers Peaceful Election In Portugal
In Lisbon mobs armed with clubs and stones clashed with soldiers after Sunday voting. Troops moved in to disperse the rioters, firing to restore order as Republicans gain seats, while accusations of fraud and machine influence surface amid the unrest.
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Lisbon
No Rise in Prices in New York Securities Market
A reactionary tone appeared in the New York securities market last week as speculative sentiment shifted. The piece questions how much of the change was caused by this reaction and its reach beyond the prior advancing trend, noting the likelihood of a self-correcting move as holders realize gains and reassess positions in a potential decline.
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New York
Union Pacific Coal Mine in Hanna to Seal Deadly Mines
Preparations proceed to reopen mines Nos 2 and 8 and seal mine No 1 at Hanna Wyoming after two explosions killed many. No further body resealing will occur for ten days, and authorities reportedly plan never to reopen the mine due to the high risk of further loss of life.
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Hanna
Wyo
Union Vecific Coal Company
Mins
King Edward Accepts Resignation of British Premier
London reports the king has accepted the resignation of Sir Henry Campbell Hinnerman the British prime minister. Physicians note his condition is unchanged. the king sent telegraph messages expressing regret and well wishes for Stillenr’s recovery amid no further cabinet announcements.
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King Edward
London
Henry Campbell Hinnerman
E Henry
Physicians
Stillenr
Policemen Aiding Burglar Confessed in Philadelphia Thefts
Harry Rothenberger aged 19 admitted he was aided by four city police officers in a string of robberies in the wholesale district. Two officers confessed to complicity but did not implicate the remaining two.
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Philadelphia
Harry Rothenberger
Significant Utterances At Conference Of Saints
Opening session of the seventy eighth annual LDS conference in Salt Lake City drew a record audience. President Smith and other leaders urged temperance and adherence to the Word of Wisdom, praising church growth and temple work, with emphasis on gathering, peace, and faithful service.
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Salt Lake City
Sesson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Smith
John K. Winder
Anthon HH Lund
Reed Smoot
Washington
C W Penrose
Duope
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Moire
Hesid Thes
John R Winder
Trst Presidencs
Mr Winder
Anthonyi Lund
Moroni
Joseph
Lund
Utah
Brighim Young
Francis IT Lyman
Lyman
John Henry Smith
Hebert Grant
Apostles Skudger Clawson
Ihssume Smith
George Albert Smith
George I Richards
Apostle Clawson
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Rocky Mountains
Fred
John Taylor
Wilford Woodruff
Torrenzo Snow
Apollo Orson I Whitney
Earth
Apostle Divide
Apostle MeKys
Court allows smelter to resume operations
Judge Marshall orders United States Smelting, Refining and Mining to reopen its big lead smelting works at Bingham Junction. First furnace to be commissioned within sixty days, with work at capacity soon after. Emission limits set to less than 0.75 percent sulfur dioxide. dust and fumes restricted. Town of Bingham Junction to gain revived employment for at least 759 workers and about $7,000 monthly payroll. plant upgrades costing $180,000 to $200,000 planned in 60 to 90 days.
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Salt Lake City
Marshaill
Sidioing & Mining Company
Bingham Junction
Marshall
United States Company
Hingham Junction
Wild courtroom shooting ends in arson verdict fallout
In Terre Haute Indiana Henry F McDonald opened fire after a jury found him guilty of arson and dynamiting a Sanford target. He killed William D Dyver and wounded another man before police and deputies returned fire, wounding McDonald. He was hospitalized with life threatening injuries.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Henry F MacDonald
Thursdes Srot
William D Dyver
McDonald
Sanford
cDonald
J A Cooper Jr
Ir Cooper
WicDonald
Offeets
Dwser
AshDonald
Will
Reward Offered for Capture in Tel luride Cole Bombing Case
Authorities publish a $10 000 reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever dynamited General Bulkely Wells' home at Tel luride Cole in an attempt on his life. The case draws wide public interest as investigators pursue leads and names are sought.
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Bulkely Wells
Telluride Cole
Embarrassing Mexican Suspicion of Americans Surfaces
Official U S notes reveal a rising public sentiment in Mexico critical of American intentions toward Mexican territory. Washington cites hostile press gossip as the sole basis for the distrust, despite cordial official relations and no material conflict between the two republics.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
American State Department
Alexican
Public Printer Appointment In Washington
John S. Leech of Ili nois becomes public printer in the Philippines and succeeds Stillings whose resignation was accepted days ago. Appointed by President Roosevelt, Leech was not previously mentioned for the post. Leech, a Bloomington Illinois resident, has served as compositor, proofreader, and foreman at the Government Printing Office since 1889.
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Washington
John S. Leech
Ilinois
Philippines
Mir Leech
Stillings
Rooseveltl
Leech
Bloomington Il
Theovernment
Haiti Government Decapitating Prisoners in Apparent Mass Repressio
Report notes ongoing arrests of alleged conspirators with unclear totals. Rumors claim the regime substitutes decapitation for shooting. A body found Sunday under Fort National ruins sparks further fear. Refugees report intensified crackdowns in the wine and geyrin regions amid crowding.
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Fort National
Wieneh
Geyrin
Gray in the Race Washington campaign for Beemish in charge
Supporters of Delaware’s Richard J Beemish announce headquarters in Washington and plan a campaign for the presidential nomination. Beemish will head the bureau and run activities without Judge Gray's aid, the claim says Gray seeks the nomination.
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Washington
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