Utah State News Briefs Chronicle Mining and Transport
The Salt Lake area reports 112 smallpox cases in March and Salt Lake County’s rail franchise progress to connect Mill Creek via Calder's Park. The Rio Grande Western sale details emerge with potential fees to beneficiaries. Militia organized at Provo. insane asylum shows 336 patients. school funds allocated per capita. and trout stocking planned.
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Batt Lake Mining Exchange Haa
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City
Toquerville
Mill Creek
Calder's Park
Salt Lake
Salt Palace
Salt Puke
Mate
Wehool
Exchange
Jett Seird
Canada
Idaho
Lalla
State Militia
Provo
J UW Dentaltor
John Wo Buchi
Leutenant
Parley Smoot
Insane Asylum Board
Porto Port al Porto Emigration Cited by Governor Allen
Governor Allen comments on emigration from Porto with minimal attention from the public. He notes 164 3000 people leaving the island region and that many seek better opportunities and wages elsewhere, including travel to Hawaii South America and rail work. He argues emigration rates mirror global patterns.
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Porto
Allen
Tawail
South
Ame
Wort
Pola Ric
Natal
Porte Hica
Shot Kills Jack Powall in Mullan Idaho Ambush
The article reports Jack Powall was shot dead at Mullan Idaho while Deputy Sheriff Williams and Jamen Rosa were wounded in a midnigh ambush. Powall fled but body found next morning. martial law in Shone County abolished by Governor Hunt after the Bunker Hill and Bullivan concentrator incident.
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Jack Powall
Mullan
Idaho
Sherif Willams
Jamen Rosa
Williams
Hosa
Yack Powell Powell
Theshone
Bunker Hill
Bullivan
Hunt
Exports From United States to Porto Rico and the Philippines
Treasury figures show eight months ending February 1901 exports from the United States to Porto Rico totaling 4205 953 dollars, up from 1 219 SL in the prior year period. Exports to the Philippines for the same eight months reached 2 797 881 dollars, compared with 1 710 11 in the previous fiscal year period.
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Byporta
United States
Porto Hico
Philppines
Cuba
Lo Wiewall
Hawaii
Toms District
Treasury Bureau of Alatistica
Porto Ico
Philippines
Montana Capitol Building Investigation Report Sparks Pressure
Architect Donohon a Butle reports to Governor Loola that the capitol project in Helena is not following specs and warns the State Building Commission will be forced to finish the structure. He claims 40 percent of work remains and that Montana Building Camping has received nearly all the $289,694 contract sum.
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Borate
Ita
Flo
Viicity
Guineas
Taraale
Odera
Jaly
Veliese Tha Company
PT Donohon
Butle
Loola
Capitol
Helena
State Bail Oy Commission
Ming
Wontana
Donchoo Alviaca
May Sell to Billigcrents Verdict Dismisses Shipping Suit
Judge Varlange in the United States District Court dismisses the suit brought to stop shipments of mules and horses from New Orleans to the British army in South Africa. Judge Purlungo finds the actions between U.S. citizens and the British authorities were private conduct and that courts have no jurisdiction.
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Varlange
United States
de Boer
New Orleans
South Africa
Purlungo
Unclear headlined events on Colorado visit and royal finances
Fragmentary report notes a mayoral figure and committee activity during a Colorado Springs visit, with plans for a new $100,000 YM OA project and related ceremonies. It cites a royal era budget discussion, birth and death tallies, and marketplace settlements affecting merchants and the treasury, all from an uncertain 19th century source.
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Ich Ro Trobinson
necLaireman
Yoncetal Committee
Anterlainlog
McKinley Dueiog
Colorado Spring
Jone Suh
Tih
Progresa
McKinley
Seremont
Martial Law Abolished In Idaho After Governor's Probe
Governor Munt abolishes martial law in Shoshone County Idaho effective immediately after personal investigation finds citizens law abiding and united for peace. He cites dangers of violence and notes civil authorities now capable of maintaining order without martial rule.
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Munt
Thera Lian
Bhowhone County
Idaho
Blemenburg
Stenoenberg
Proclas Watton
Kkgtaluture
Waldoer
Wallace Mullen
Gen
Burke
Tvell
Colle
D Aleves
Shoshone County
Haga
Shoshone
Happer
Peril
RC CHAMBERS DEAD mining man and Ontario mine superintendent dies
Robert Craig Chambers a Utah mining figure and former Plumas County sheriff died in a San Francisco hospital after an appendicitis operation. He was 69, spent many years in California, and helped staff the Ontario mine later known as Shevasan Asylum. He was a Democrat with a long interest in the silver movement.
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Robert Craig Chambers
Utah
Ontario
Park City
San Leancisco
Ile
California
Plumas County
Tah
Chambers
Salt Lake
Lin Hlness
Out Lake
German Officer Kittead A Aiepatch Reported Found Dead
A German Second Infantry officer Captain Bartsch was found dead in the neighborhood of Velsin Tuesday. An inquiry opened. initial information suggests the officer suffered an accident. A Pekin dispatch to the Lokal Anvelgo reports Captain Dortach was shot while riding near the palace and his horse disappeared.
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A Aiepatch
Ckia
Vast Imports and Global Notes Reach Grid of 1900s News
A Portland shipment reports 1 178 248 bushels of wheat and 36 870 barrels of flour for April. Transylvania sees widespread destruction with 60 homes burned at Borezk. Reports cover South Africa reinforcements, Nylstroom forced evacuations, and mineral finds in Africa and Canada. Other items mention peerage reforms, naval health notes, and tariff shifts as global events unfold.
Sayings and Doings Echo Antebellum Echoes in Brooks Sumner Event
The piece recalls 1866 Kansas era tensions as Senator Brooks attacked Senator Sumner with a cane in the Senate chamber. The incident sparked national outrage, a duel challenge, Brooks resigning his seat, then being reelected. It notes Southern support and Northern censure.
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Columbia
Dow
Preston
Brooks
Crooka
Congress
South Carolina
Chagy Sumner
Senate
Kansas
Waa
Bumper
pBrolavery
Sumner
Anson Bulingame
Massachusetts
Canada
North
Tennessee Governor Story Sparks Welcome Yet Ended
A Tennessee lecturer recounts speaking in a mountain town with 1 000 attendees. The host committee hailed him as a betrayed governor candidate while a crowd cheered a Democratic martyr jab. He left on the first train after a tense reception and vowed not to return.
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Taylor
R L Taylor
Tennessee
Knoxville
Bays
Magicville Banner
Rosa
Kenntucky
Goebel
Telescopic sight adopted for rifle use in Pacific campaigns
The Army Board of Ordnance approved a twelve power telescopic sight for the King Jos Bensen rifle to be used by sharpshooters in the Philippines. It performs at 2000 yards and 600 yards with eye relief suitable for dark jungle conditions and foggy weather. The device is practically universal in focus and does not require readjustment for different marksmen. The article contrasts farm youth drawn to the city with their desire for opportunity and larger rewards.
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Corpa
Philippines
Fuat
Army Board of Ordnance
Tropian
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