New Payson Creamery and Utah Developments
A Payson creamery opens as a branch of the Springville plant. Provo seeks updated sewerage system. Porowan Coop starts its new roller mill. State records show $214 in marks and brands fees for the quarter. State fair planned in East Lake City with broad county turnout. Weather marks a very wet March. Huntington to get a new merchandise establishment by May 1. Utah soldiers in the Philippines praised. Omaha exposition invitation to Utah. Deseret News site sale considered in Salt Lake City. Public land sale yields $14,300 for 308 acres. A Kan sas and Utah Short Line locomotive aids Caloocan operations. Secretary of State revenue tops $10.9 million, statehood-era high. Bolom farmers organize a cooperative. March weather notes three clear days and 2.94 inches rain. Gunnison sugar factory hopes rise. Washington County fair to be held in St George. Brigham Young skull exhibit planned for June 9. Adjutant General okays Utah soldier reinforcement if available. Tragic accident in Nootington ends a boy’s life. East Coast papers seek information on exhibitions and space.
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Bpringville
Provo
Porowan Coop
East Lake City
Huntington
People'n Coop
Philippines
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Utah
Omaha
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Deseret News
Temple State
Thomnas D Reene
Caloocan
Kansas
Slate
Sammonds
Bolom
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Sou O
Guoniy
Porto Ricans Starve Amid Short Crops in Porto Rico
Brigadier General Naytomb reports widespread famine in interior Porto Rico after a ten day tour with businessmen and railroad leaders. He cites 39 deaths in Comerlo district, 100000 people without bread or meat, and orange crops rotting while prices collapse amid coffee shortfalls and competition from rum. Local residents, though starving, take pride in their U.S. citizenship.
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Washington
Nay Btong
Porto Rico
Interior
Department of Agricuiture
Mile
Thia
Yeary
Rouda
Fulanda
Cenera
Aguas Danay
Comerlo
Urant
Porto Tileo
Afnlis Ie
United States
Borto Nico
FLEES FOR HIS LIFE TO LONDON VIA BRITISH SHIP
Kang Lu Wei, a Chinese reformer deposed by the empress dowager, fled through peril after a price was set on his head. He traveled aboard the Ideal Mara from Kohina Iely to London seeking harbor of refuge, pursued by Chinese guards and ending in Tokyo in mortal fear for his life.
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Victoria
Kang Lu Wei
Dowanger
Atramner
Okohain Iely
London
Lod
Kung To
Wei
Board of Public Works
Thoald
Ballarat
Jiongkong
Tokio Weta
Indian War Captain Seeks Back Pay From Union Navy
Captain Weldon of Lafayette Indiana claims $51,600 in back pay and medals from the government, saying he commanded the gunboat Columbia on the Mississippi River for the Union from 1862 until the war’s end, was never Mustered Out, and was sent home in 1865 awaiting orders. He maintains he served without interruption and still waits for orders today.
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Kansas City
T Welston
Kanana City
Hng
Weldon
Sam
Mississippi Marines
Lafayette
Indiana
Cuban generals meet to reinstate commander in chief
In a Mailinag meeting a Cuban general staffreinstates General Comes as commander in chief and appoints an executive board of three generals to oppose him. They plan to distribute 95,000,000 and restructure rural police across the province with an official notice and proclamation anticipated for Cubans.
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Hasana Apillo
AtLow
Mailinag
Comes
Rebellion Suppressed in Negros as Troops Crush Bandits
Manila reports Colonel Smith, governor of Negros, says bandits led by Papalasio attempted to revolt on March 27 killing several officials and calling natives to exterminate Americans and Spaniards. Major Lime with two California regiments and Colonel Duboce’s force pursued, capturing Jabvib on April 2, freeing 35 prisoners and dispersing Papassio’s forces.
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Manila
Smith
Negros
Papalasio
Jummaylan Te
Lime
California Regiment
Duboce
Jabvib
L'Apassios
Nation honors Spanish American War dead at Arlington
At Arlington Cemetery under full honors President McKinley and national dignitaries led a vast procession of 18 000 mourners for 300 fallen soldiers. Caskets weigh nearly 600 pounds and require eight men to move. Interment begins after prayers and military rites. bodies laid to rest across the groves over two to three days.
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Washington
Arlington Cemetery
McKinley
Lia
Battt
First Session of Conference in East Lake City Utah
The alatyolnth annual conference of the Latter day balnts convened at the tabernacle at 10 o'clock Thursday morning Lorenzo Snow presided with George Q Cannon and others on the stand. The attendance was large and represented nearly every glake.
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East Lake City
Utah
Alatyolnth
Tabernacle
Erestient
Lorenzo Snow
George Q Cannon
Dovneph
TF Smith
Apoaths Trankie PD
Cuban General Gomez Aims To Unite Cuban People Against US
The report notes General Maximo Gomez plans to organize a Cuban party to consolidate independence sentiment and press the United States to withdraw. Some American officials fear the move could provoke trouble between the US and Cuba.
Military prison detains twenty two as authorities curb bandits
Major General Wood leads efforts to suppress disturbances in the province. Four bandits from San Fula and two from Guiotanamo were brought in. Rumors of unrest in Molgula circulate, but military actions aim to restore safety across the district.
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Sanhage Do Cula
Landita
Bandaygo
Wood
San Fula
Guiotanamo
Molgula
Montenegro Is Dead and Dewey Seeks Supplies
Manila cables report General Montenegro defeated near Malolos, viewed as a major rebel leader in the Iupino rebellion. In Washington, Admiral Dewey cables the Navy to send six months of engineering supplies to Manila, signaling doubt about shrinking the American fleet soon.
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New York
Manila
Amerianines
Montenegro
Avulvalde
Iupino
Malolos
Dewey
Washington
Navy Department
Vania
Buffalo
Philippines
Troops From Cuba to Return by May in Force
Washington reports indicate about 11 000 troops are on the move to the United States for muster and are expected to return by May 1. The War Department and Marine Hospital Service are taking precautions to prevent infection from incoming forces as roughly 25 000 more are anticipated this month.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Marine Hospital Service
Japan's Little Game in Asia Sparks Chinese Partition Talk
Vancouver report notes Japan pressures China amid fears of partition and calls for land grants and influence. China to cede Amoy and rail corridor control while Japan seeks settlements at Lo Chow Amoy Inkaw Shanghai and Chongklog with Beijing open to most terms except Shanghai and Chungking.
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Lmpress
Japan
China
Pokiin
Gunnea
Amoy
Hankow
Inkaw
Newchang
Shanghai
Chongklog
Lientsin
Mankow
Chineac
Stanghal
Chungking
Rumors of Luna Seizure of Philippines Reported in Manila
Persistent rumors claim Aguinaldo is replaced by General Antonio Luna as commander in chief of Filipino forces. The U S cruiser Charleston patrolled Luzon north of Dagupan and sent a boat to soundings near Dagupan. Fire opened on the boat wounding a U S officer, then artillery bombardment as insurgents evacuated the town.
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Aguinaldo
Manila
Antonio Luna
Liliping
Luna Ia
United States
Charleston
Luzon
Sora
Dagupan
Cherebela
Jamaica row over tariff and annexation stance
On April 7 in Jamaica Slugston reports Sir Augustus Hemming the governor and representatives failed to reach a compromise on ongoing critical issues. The governor refuses to withdraw extra official members as the tariff bill passes. Representatives protest unanimously and are thought to back moves to join the Leeward Islands and seek annexation by the United States amid no sensational demonstrations reported.
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Slugston
Jamaica
Sir Augustus Hemming
Teeward Islands
United States
Spaniards and insurgents unite in Philippine conflict
A dispatch from Mudildanga reports Spain and insurgents forming joint action against American forces in New Yak. The Spanish war minister notes many Spanish officers once prisoners of the Tagalos have joined their ranks, including veterans of artillery. The move aims to explain Dagálo military organization observed by Spanish circles.
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Uerabk
Mudildanga
Hia
Railroad scheme eyed for Sudan route from Khartoum to Suakim
London April. The Cairo correspondent of the Daily Mail reports the government weighs constructing a railway through Sudan from Khartoum on the Nile to Suakim on the Red Sea via Kassala in Abyssinia. The plan envisions thirty locomotives built in the United States for the Uganda line.
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London
Cairo
The
Daily Mail
Systern Sondan
Khartenm
Nile
Suakim
Dead Sea
Khassala
Aulia
Somme
Uganda
United States
Mormon Elders Meet in Charleston Conference
Charleston on April 8 reports the annual conference of Mormon elders engaged in southern missions. Twenty delegates attended the gathering which will last two days. Representation comes from Utah Idaho Arizona and other states with South Carolina represented by a single delegate Lider Cleveland of Seneca.
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Charleston
Tiderten & Rich
South Carolina
Lider Cleveland
Utah
Idaho
Weateo
Arizona
Jury Foreman Pleads Guilty in Murder Trial Amid Bribe Claims
In a murky trial, An Triabman, jury foreman, allegedly faced bribery as Ward offered £200 to push the jury toward a manslaughter verdict. The verdict came in amid claims of pressure, and the prisoner's friends reportedly readied payment, while witnesses spoke of an awful struggle within the jury.
Spring Machine Telegram Aid Promised For Readers
A historic item describes an advertised spring machine for reading telegrams and a method for sending messages from a Baden train using a postcard. It notes the process of wiring, stamping, and dropping into a train letter box, with messages delivered at the next station.
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Grand Duchy of Baden
Nest Station
Mersige
Grand Lady of Illinois Promotes Health and Exercise
Letter from Lucinda B Chandler of Chicago praising the Parting remedy for catarrh of the stomach and indigestion. Chandler, a noted advocate of women’s reform and health societies, cites personal success and endorsements from friends. The piece also mentions a rumor about beer hops in an opened keg and a creature attempting a river crossing.
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Chicago
Lucind
Chandler
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