Utah Predictions and Local Issues Highlight State News
J T Jones predicts Utah becomes banner Iron state in ten years while efforts to block the Root Gardner fight in Salt Lake City continue. July dividends totaling 247000 arise from Utah mining. salt lake saloon owner introduces ping pong.
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J. T. Jones
Utah
Iron State
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Murray
Sandy
Millard
Uintah County
Gray
Lewis Garlf
Tehi
Amullpo
Tipliralas
May Start Colllieries As Strike Persists
Anthracite operators likely to attempt resuming mines during the eleventh week of the strike. Police are ready to guard mines. whether enough miners will return remains uncertain. Strike headquarters maintain operators cannot resume, and President Mitchell says the situation is unchanged with slim striker numbers.
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Ias
Soch
Idte
Mitchell
Interstate Commerce Bulletin on Train Collisions and Casualties
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports for the three months ending March 31 102 collisions and 833 derailments. 218 persons were killed and 2100 injured in train accidents plus 13 killed and 9009 injured overall. 1220 collisions and 833 derailments total damage reached 1 914 258 dollars.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Indian-born 130-year-old pioneer dies in San Francisco
Aupi Mam Mari, born in India and living in San Francisco since early memory, dies at 130. His life story describes abduction as a child to the Hawaiian Islands, years as a slave to a Chinese planter, and a journey to California as a fugitive, with his father and brother later perishing resisting British rule in their homeland.
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Aupi Mam Mari
India
San Francisco
Ifawaiian Islands
California
Venezuelan forces halt 1600 reinforcements near Alto de la Palma
General Luciano Mendoza learns of Castro receiving 1600 reinforcements from Trujillo and engages near Alto de la Palma. Mendoza defeats the column under Leopoldo Baptista and captures ammunition, driving Baptista’s troops back to Cerache, Los Andes.
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Luciano Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Los Andes
Alto de la Palma
Leopoldo Baptista
Fendetta in Hentuckys Petition for Venue Change
The petition of Tom Cockrill charged with killing Ben Nlargis at Jackson Kentucky asks for a venue change to a county other than Breathitt Knott or Lee. It claims Breathitt and the named counties are under enemies control, making an adverse ruling likely. The plea alleges a bitter arrangement of the Hargiasea.
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Tom Cockrill
Ben Nlargis
Jackson Ky
Breathitt
Knott
Lee
Japanese Claim on Marcus Island Sparks Diplomatic Tangle
The Japanese government served notice on the U S state department claiming Marcus Island. Captain Rosehill commands an American expedition to assert the island’s guano rights, while the Japanese warship approaches to enforce its claim. no clash is expected as both sides avoid confrontation.
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State Department
Marcus Island
Rosehill
United States
Treasury Department
Java
Mateus Island
Sokohama
Hono
Trains Wreck Near Kebina Station Kills Seven
Seven people die in a Vanhandle Limited wreck near Kebina station east of Xenia Ohio when a coal car derails and the engine with engineer Clark is buried under the wreckage. Fire, explosions, and flaming cars trap passengers as rescuers watch helplessly.
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Vanhandle
St. Lowis
New York
Xenia
Clark
Jookera
Vienna Professor Finds Solomon Temple Gate in Samaria
Dr Zellia, a Vienna University professor voyaging for the Imperial Academy of Sciences, reports discovering the walls and gateway of the ancient Temple of Solomon in the Janohaha neighborhood of Samaria during his Palestine exploration.
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Neues Wiener Tageblatt
Zellia
Vienna University
Palestine
Imperial Academy of Sciences
Janohaha
Samaria
Jeffries Wins In Eight Rounds To Take Championship
James Jeffries defeats Fitzsimmons in eight rounds to claim the title. Jeffries lands decisive blows after Fitzsimmons dominates early, forcing a technical knockout and prompting the veteran to praise the victory and retire with satisfaction. Ticket sales for the bout totalled $35,000.
Wyoming Tie King Retires From Business
The Wyoming tie king 3.C Teller sold his Southern Wyoming tie business to Carbon Timber Company. The deal includes tools camps and unexpired contracts with Union Pacific and a bond to restrict competition. The new firm plans a large timber tract near the head of the L encampment river and aims to employ 300 workers within thirty days. Two killed and two badly burned in a San Bois Coal mine explosion near McCar talon. Victims named Andrew Dazell and James Brower. Injured include Brown son of Bennett Brown of Huntington Ark southern manager of Central Coal and Coke and nephew of San Bois mine superintendent Brown.
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C Teller
Wyoming
Carbon Timber Company
Union Pacific
Tellers Bond
San Bois Coal Company
McCartalon
J. T
Andrew Dazell
James Brower
Brown
Bennett Brown
Huntington
Ark
Central Coal & Coke Company
San Bois
Savannah
Liverpool
Missouri
Strongburnt
Atoka
James Reeves
Grant
John Kouckles
Galveston
Houston
Antonile Eaat
Starra Blanca
Arizona
Ume
Strike Leader Picada Guilty to Contempt of Court Charges
John S. Gehr of Colorado, organizer for the United Mine Workers of America, pleaded guilty to contempt of court at Parkersburg West Virginia after witnesses testified. He is the only person charged with contempt as eleven other injunction violator cases were released on their own recognizances.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
John S. Gehr
Colorado
United Milne Workers of America
Whria
Town Flood Deluges Irwin And Surroundings In Friday Storm
A severe flood swept Irwin Pennsylvania and nearby areas after heavy Friday night rain. The Nota manufacturing site flooded, western Irwin and Coal Hollow suffered washed away bridges and railroad sidings, Westmoreland car shops damaged, crops destroyed, and many coal shafts flooded. A passenger train to Waynesburg with about 100 passengers was held up overnight near Washington as creeks overflowed.
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Nota Manufacturing
Irwin
Westmoreland
Washington
Waynesburg
Coroner Reports Death of Mrs Cecilia M Sullivan
An investigation by the Coroner into Mrs Cecilia M Sullivan of Baltimore shows she died from multiple bullet wounds self inflicted. The wounds included a through the heart one that penetrated the stomach liver and spleen and a grazing wound near the heart. she lived about eighteen hours after the injuries.
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Cecilia M. Sullivan
Baltimore
Canadian Pacific Proposes Quebec to Liverpool Summer Run
Montreal announces the Canadian Pacific railway will run a weekly fast service between Quebec and Liverpool in summer and between Halifax and Liverpool in winter with good freight service. The plan is seen in England as a counter to J Pierpont Morgan's shipping combined and is greeted with excitement in press headlines.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
London
Quebec
Liverpool
Hairfax
England
J. Pierpont Morgan
Philippine War Casualties Compiled by Major Parker
Major James Parker compiles figures on U S Army losses in the Philippines from Feb 4 1800 battles of Manila to Apr 30 1902 insurrection downfall. He notes 2156 engagements, 40000 average force, 4470 total killed or wounded and disease deaths totaling 453? plus drownings and other deaths.
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James Parker
Adjutant General Department
Philippines
Manila
Parker
Jurors Find Parents Guilty in Diphtheria Death Case
Spokane couple George and Jose Graham are convicted of criminal negligence for failing to seek skilled medical help after their children fell ill with diphtheria. The verdict urges a state law on such offenses. The Grahams belong to the Church of God and opposed medicine, receiving church anointment while a physician treated the sick. Three children died, one survived. Prosecution status undetermined.
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Charles Ready
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Felt Lake City
Feld
Yuma
Salt Luake City
J Tloyd Kamilica
Robert Brown
Trap
Mes
Graham
Spokane
Wash
George Graham
Jose Graham
The
Church of God
Lhree
Torrential rains and disasters flood Europe and beyond
Turbulent weather and upheaval scar Europe and the Americas with floods in Austria and Hungary, cholera fears in Manila and Cairo, strikes in Manila and New York, a deadly horse accident in Butte, embezzlement conviction in Seattle, and multiple fires, drownings, and natural calamities across continents.
Rich hauls in bold Mexico Central train robbery
Three Americans boarded the Mexican Central train at Bernijillo and hid in baggage and coach. They overpowered the messenger in the express car and looted the safe of about $40,000 in currency plus other money packages aboard the Bianco Minero consigned to Chihuahua before exiting near a station.
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Mexican Central
Bernijillo
Bianco Minero
Chihuahua
Tracy Again Heard From In West Clash Near Green River
Tas comna dispatch reports outlaw Tracy appeared at Miller camp four miles from Khansaskat Washington on Wednesday to dine He claims he must settle with Merrill a brother and expects a visit He is uninjured and appears fresh wearing a derby hat with a slouch hat in pocket carrying a Winchester two revolvers and ammunition
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Tascomna
Tracy
Miller
Khansaskat
Wash
Green River Valley
Merrill
Ile
Winchester
Handshake Gone Horribly Wrong Ends in Amputation
J N McClanahan prominent Corydon politician and former head of the Iowa Masonic order suffered a severe bathshake injury that fractured multiple bones and led to a cancerous growth. Amputation was performed after the accident and recovery.
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J N McClanahan
Corydon
Masonic Order of
Iowa
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