Utah Wool Crop and City Population in State News
Railroads report Utah wool crop around 18 million pounds while Salt Lake City counts 24,490 students, up 3,000 from last year. Other items note injuries, deaths, dry farming gains, sewer investigations, crime trials, and state fiscal assessments across counties.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Fred Fournier
Tucker
Blaze
John Nielson
Nielsen
North Ogden
Jens © Forster
Ephraim
Ff G Parks
Nephi
Spry
Mathias Gundergon
Santaquin
Golden Rule
Ogden
District Court
Salt Lake
Lebi
Milford
Los Angeles
Utah County
State Board of Equalization
L Chipman
American Lak
Dairfield
L A Methil
Murphy
M Henry
Filbert W Gose
Marysvale
Loken Olsen
Hunterville
Olsen
Supreme Court
Berry Brothers
Myery
Park City
Plains
Ste
Aitora
Condensed News Roundup Covers Assassination and Disasters
A wide sweep of brief items reports Leonard Piro an Italian bartender shot in Salt Lake City amid a feud. A passenger train derailment near Puebla Colorado causes no injuries. Mount McKinley expedition fails to summit. Miss Minnie Thomas killed and Charles Walters injured. A Milwaukee train strikes an automobile near Butte Anaconda. George Sweazy dies after being thrown from a freight train. A Washington pioneer bequeaths 15000 to Seattle Humane Society. Other notes include drownings floods riots executions and political shifts in America Europe and Asia.
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Inter Mountain
Leonard Piro
Salt Lake City
Italy
Puebla
Cola
Portland
Oregonian
New York
Flerald
Mount McKinley
Seattle
Minnie Thomas
Charles Walters
Walters
Butte
Anaconda
Mont Beth
George Sweasy
Leadville
Cota
Sweasy
George Hall
Washington
Seattle Humane Sociery
Louis Roque
Albuquerque
Utah Junction
Denver
Juan Lobo
Gallup N M
Pennsyyvania
John Junkin
Clara Rosen
Ottumwa
Dott Madison
Iowa
John @ Kleinsaaker
Lra Club
Louisiana
Mamlen Mcclaughlin
American Sugar Refining Company
Wi! Hameburg
Istancia
Torrance County
New Mexico
Charles Lush
Greenup
Beulah
Hamilton
Arthur P Heinze
Urcher
Augustus Selaze
Rage War in Texas Enflames Black Belt Cities
Palestine Texas endures martial law as a race clash between whites and blacks erupts after a debt dispute in Slocum. Estimates place deaths and injuries in the dozens with bodies reported in brush as Texas rangers and troops mobilize to quell the violence across the Black Belt region.
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Palestine
Texas
Slocum
Likhart
John Wilson
Edgar Jenry
Houston
Jacksonville
Texas Rangers
John G Carlisle Dies In New York At 58
Former secretary of the treasury John G Carlisle died in his New York apartment after a two day illness from heart failure with edema of the lungs. Born September 6 1835 in Kenton County Kentucky he served in the House 1877 1890 and Senate 1892 1893 before the Cleveland administration. He retired from politics in 1897 and practiced law in New York City. Separately Central Labor Council plans to seek general strike authority from international unions to back Teamsters wage and hour demands.
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New York
John G Carlisle
The
Treasury
John Griffin Carliaste
Kenton County
Kentucky
National House of Representatives
Fits Apeaker Hare
James B Hock
United States
Senate
Grover, Cleveland
New York City
Portland
Qie
Central
Labo Council
Teamsters’ Union
Multiple Disturbances Mark Saturday Night In Greensburg Area
A gunman shot a coal miner near Caport mines ten miles away, seriously wounded George Davis of Wilkes-Barre, and left nearly twenty others with minor injuries. Simultaneously a man dragged from a Third Street washroom hid for 24 hours while attaching to a murder case in Louisville. A woman named Mrs Velio drowned four children in a tub, then herself, amid a mental breakdown leaving four young victims ages from three months to four years.
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Greensburg Pa
Caport
George Davis
Wilkesbarre, Pr
Troop 4
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Third Street
Joseph A Wending
Alma Kelner
Lousville
Burke and Ryan
Joseph Velio
Quien
Neig Bor
Mello
Congressm Tyrell Dies at 65 in Natick Home
Congressm Chas E Tyrell of the fourth Massachusetts district dies suddenly at his Natick home. Death attributed to a brain hemorrhage. He was 65 years old.
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Congressman Tyrell
Natick
Mass
Chase Tyrell
Bourth
Massachusetts
Night Rider Witness Killed in Kentucky Barbecue Shooting
Axeltree Cooper, chief witness for the state against night riders, was fatally shot while attending a barbecue near Lamasco, Kentucky, on Saturday. The attack occurred as authorities push to advance the case against the night riders and restore safety in Kultawa county.
Child Refuses Old Baby for New One with a Fin
Four year old Edward from Little Mdwaord, an only child, talks with a family friend about taking her one year old baby sister. The friend offers her baby, but Edward replies he wants a brand new baby with a fin and talcum powder.
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Mdwaord
Fay
Cdward
There Should Here Be Some Steps St Paul Dispatch
The gardener, a stolid German, returns from the city and speaks mildly on prompting occasions. He boards a crowded train, sleeps, and is helped to a chair by the baggageman. At Bloomfield, he wakes, exits slowly, and remarks there should be steps as he stands by the car door.
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Dbloom Field Tita
Fritz
Kty
St Paul Dieratch
Scented a Bargain Meets Street Beggar Tale
A Salvation Army worker recalls a street encounter where a destitute man pleads for a bed with 16 cents. The beggar tempts a bystander, who vanishes with a dime, and a child’s demand echoes in the backdrop of newspaper humor pieces.
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Salvation Army
Boston
A Freak of Nature and a Twin Father
Col Timanison celebrates becoming a father of twins with pride as he encounters a passerby pushing a baby carriage containing a girl. A young woman remarks on having only one child, prompting a chuckle from Timanison about fate and family.
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Col Timanison
Fragmented Boston Transcript dialogue fragment echoes humor
An OCR fragment presents disjointed dialogue and gossip lines from the Boston Transcript. It includes washed milk trouble, a joking reference to a wife, and a public echo quip amid laughter, with a brief exchange about money and affection.
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Pestem Cereal Co. Limited
Battle Creek Mich
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Salt Lake City, Utah
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Ircaa Rider
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Utat
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