Salt Lake News Roundup Shows Smallpox Deaths And Projects
Utah state items report two Salt Lake smallpox deaths in March and a Salt Lake death rate of 814 per 900. The Z M I plans $100000 in Salt Lake improvements. Ogden Sugar contracts 500 acres of beets. Pasadena elects Martin Weight mayor. A California firm seeks cannery control.
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Salt Lake
Z M. 1
Ogden Sugar Company
Martinl Weight
Pasadena
California
Citieen
Comlog Company
School Mistress Rescues Pupils as Flood Halts at Harrison Nebraska
In Harrison Nebraska near the White River a flood swam over the school and threatened destruction. Mistress Raven Hor Faple from Farry of Flood along with pupil rescuers waded waist deep to save students and secure the building while neighbors aided within hours. Later reports mention mining finds in Idaho and the Philippines civil government plan slated for July.
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Arava
Raven Hor Faple
Misa Tizele
Cottman
Harrison
Nebraska
Mise
Horas
Beresa
Portland Abattoir Halts and Reopens Amid Pony Slaughter Probe
The Lorne abattoir in Portland Oregon, closed last fall, has reopened under better conditions. About 800 ponies have been imported from ranges and slaughter plans for around 40000 ponies exist. Stockmen fear overgrazing and push for driving horses away. Horse meat markets grow in Sweden and Norway with new orders.
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Oregon
Lorne Aiattoir
Portland
Sweden
Norway
Beaulieu Foresees U S Role as China Exploiter
The Neuen Wiener Journal cites Paul Leroy Beaulieu arguing the United States likely takes the lead in exploiting China once the Nicaragua canal is completed. He says China would become an American colony for economic purposes, noting American awareness and a farsighted stance in recent events.
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Paul Leroy Beaulieu
Neuen Wiener ‘Isgeblatt
China
United States
Attempted Theho Trato Wreck and Neb Death Report
Report on an attempted wreck on the Short Line gone awry when an obstruction appeared on the track just before a Sunday night run. An engineer avoided disaster. evidence suggests a deliberate act from a nearby vantage point. A separate case notes Guy Anderson of Waco Nebraska dying by self inflicted strangling with barbed wire from a post to a straw stack before ignition. death occurred amid extreme torture.
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Guy Anderson
Waco
Neb
Hle
Seventy First Semi Annual Conference of the Church
The seventy first annual session of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints opened in the Tabernacle with President Snow and apostles addressing doctrinal topics. Leaders including Brigham Young and John W. Woolley spoke as multitudes gathered for morning and afternoon sessions. Substantial remarks focused on faith, tithing, and missionary work, while healing prayers were offered for President George Q. Cannon who was ill. The Deseret Sunday School Union reported 604 schools, 12,455 teachers, and 100,248 pupils with a total of 121,716 in work age.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tabernacle
Snow
Joseph H. Smith
Brigham Young
Franda M. Lyman
John Henry Smith
Hubert Urant
John Wodayler
Marriner W. Merrill
Anthony Lund
Matthate F. Cowley
Abraham C Woodruff
Radger Clawson
Reed Smoot
Quorum of
Apostles
John Mrnorth
Seymour H Young
George Keyoolda Brigham
Jf Roberts
J. Golden Kimball
Rulon
Welle
Joseph W. McMurrin
Hret
Reaidentea
Aeventica
Win DB
Soow
Thea
Lider Angus M Cannon
George Q. Cannon
Monterey
Apostle Smiths
Thea Sainte
Israel
Apostle Young
Elders of
Athin
Deseret Sundays School Union
Tabernacle Sunday
W Horace Losign
Geof Cannon
Geo Reynolds
Horace Paulgnag
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Attorndat-Law
Vernal, Utah
William H. Frye
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Weltman
Attorney-At-Law
A.chatch
Albert S. Bjornson
Night Calle Pra Pty
Av Oflice
Birat Dour
Antler Sulgan
Richard C. Watkins
Frovg City, Utah
Thurman & Wedgwood
Attorneys-At-Law
Provo, Utah
Chas. Hirth
Johnson Building
M. B
Pope
Analytical Chemists and Assayers
Omics Opporlie
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Uintah Avenue
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Ashley Valley
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Nona
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Uintah
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State Land Board
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Groo
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Iwill
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State Board of Medical Examiners
Pop. Wright
W Vleher
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K T. Brick
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Gowans
Logan
AC Ewing
J. C Hanchelt
Mate and
South Temple Streets
Deseret Museum
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Feter
Hanson
Denmark Fort
Churnay
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Santa Creek
Tekoa, Wash
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