Utah News Roundup From Provo to Park City
Salt Lake City reports 15 465 school age children a diphtheria outbreak halts Richfield gatherings merchants close Lehi shops for Saratoga outing Elks convention funded with 4000. Victims include Max A Peters in McCaulins shooting and several injuries from accidents. Mining blasts and robberies appear. numerous deaths from falls shootings and fires. Harvests begin Sevier county and storms threaten Monroe opera house arson attempt thwarted.
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Salt Lake City
Richfield
Lehi
Saratoga Springs
Max A Peters
Joseph W .McCaulins
James Timpson
Florence Nelson
Salt Lake
Edward Crowned King in Westminster Abbey Ceremony
Edward and Queen Alexander were crowned at Westminster Abbey on Saturday after noon. The ceremony blended old world pageantry with a grand display of robes, jewels, and diverse diplomats, while the king appeared pale yet dignified and the queen radiantly celebrated by cheering crowds.
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Kingdward
Alexander
Westminister Abbey
God Save
Abbey
Cappex
London
Marcus Island Expedition Aims to Plant American Flag
The Marcus Island guano expedition led by Captain A A Rosehill sails from Honolulu with Mauser rifles as Japan claims the island. The crew plans a peaceful scientific landing but will raise the U S flag if forced to land and defend it against a superior force.
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Japan
Wessel
Honolulu
A A Rosehill
Marcus Island
State Department
Washington
Thomas Fitch
Rosehill
Rosebilla
Marcus
Colorado mine disaster claims thirteen lives in explosion
A violent firedamp explosion at No 8 mine in Howen Colorado belonging to the Union Coal company of Denver killed thirteen miners. The blast wrecked the mine mouth and nearby buildings, eight bodies were recovered quickly, the powder house blew up, and the entire mine is believed ruined with weeks or months needed to reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Pink
Silver City
Sevier County
Christiansen
Monroe
Andrew Anderson
Hermad Nordberg
Park City
Teter Williams
Mammoth
No 8
Raine
Howen
Colo
Trinidad
Union Coal Company of
Denver
Stope
Cable protection ordered for transatlantic link
United States and Navy officials acted after telegraph company reports a rebel group in Cape Jamen plans to cut the cable between Cape Llanlen and New York. Admiral Killick commands Crete a lointe gunboat allied with General Linmin’s revolutionary government. Acting Secretary Atlee and Secretary Darling arranged instructions to Commander McCrea on Machias to safeguard the cable.
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Lle
United States and
Smitten Telegraph and Cable Company
Stile
Navy
Cape Jamen
New York
Cretea Lointe
Admiral Killick
Linmin
Cape Llanlen
Narrow Escape as Lynching Threat Soared in Five Forks
In Five Forks a gambler named Joe Perkins narrowly avoided lynching after rumors spread of revenge for a card beating. He was seized, strapped with a rope, and moved to the woods for a hearing. Despite guilt claims, cooler heads spared him briefly before bullets pursued him as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Forks
Leadville
Joe Perkins
Verhina
Kruger Pays Tribute at Transvaal Exhibition Visit
Former President Kroger of the Transvaal republic, with Boer leaders, toured the exhibition and sat before portraits of Dutch and French commanders who fell in the war. Young girls strewed flowers as he listened to a speech, then he praised the brave dead and thanked nations for their unselfish aid.
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Kroger
Tracevaal Republic
Ieague Lhurstng
Kinger
Hotel Fire Claims Seven Lives in San Angels
Fire at the Landon hotel in San Angels Texas destroys the building and seven people die among seventy five guests. Seven women and children escaped onto a balcony but did not jump to awaiting blankets as the gallery collapsed and flames surged. Three others are unaccounted for but believed safe.
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Landon
San Angels
Texas
Navajo Starvation Warned By Durango Dispatch
A Durango Colorado dispatch warns the Navajo Indians face starvation due to extreme heat and drought. Since 1868 when Kit Carson rounded up tribes at Defiance, ranges have failed and cattle sheep ponies and goats are decimated. Without government aid the Navajo will starve in the coming winter as they rely on blanket industry for subsistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Kitaison
Defiance
Navajo Country
Indiana
Steel Mills Prosper in Big Union Pacific Order
A reliable source reports Union Pacific placed a large 106000 ton steel rail order with a German firm for delivery to Omaha and other western points including Southern Pacific shipments. Domestia mills may not deliver before Q3 next year, leading to exporting steel and iron orders as prosperity grows in the country.
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Union Pacific
Gemany
Southern Pacific
Omaha
Domestia Mills
Gloomy Conditions Reported for Eastern Gallera Agricultural Workers
The Vienna Neue Presse depicts dire conditions among Eastern Gallera laborers amid a large Galicia strike. It cites famine mortality averaging high figures, daily wages of 3 to 16 cents for men and 4 to cents for women, scant bread, and a soup of water and herbs, with demand for wage increases of 6 cents for men and 3 for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallera
Vienna Neue Liele Presse
Vienna
Galicia
Collieries Abandoned After Long Strike
Shenandoah region mine inspector Mr Stein reports five collieries flooded and permanently abandoned, valued at about £1,000,000. Of 36 mines, 14 ready for immediate operation, with two months average to clear water and repair. Abandonment forces about 2,000 miners to seek work elsewhere amid regional disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem Stelo
Shenandoah Va
Stein
Ile
Tracy the Notorious Outlaw Dead After Posse Siege
Tracy, described as one of the era’s most daring criminals, is killed after a dramatic pursuit across Washington and Oregon frontiers. A Seattle sheriff confirms identification as a large posse keeps watch. sharpshooter actions, a rock siege, and a fatal bullet end his violent rampage. Flight after prison breaks, multiple killings, and escaped convicts frame a grim end to Tracy and a linked Wisconsin shooting death.
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Karry Tracy
Davenport
Linacoln County
Washington
Sherriff
Bossen
Cudihee
Seattle
Sracy
Iiddy
Lake Creek
Feliows
Central Washington
Creston
Tracy
Shen
Sullans
Marty Tracy
David Merrill
Oregon Penitentiary
Merrill
Diverse 1901 World News Briefs Trimmed From US Paper
A wide range of international and domestic items are summarized, including the death of Senator James McMillan of Michigan from heart trouble, industrial and agricultural data, shipwrecks and maritime disasters, political tensions in Hawaii and Venezuela, oil burning engines on railways, Cuban business failures, cholera trends in the Philippines, and regional weather and transportation developments.
Court Martial Results in Philippine Islands
A recent mail summary reports on court martial outcomes in the Philippine islands. It lists 227 dishonorable discharges, 231 forfeitures of pay, 115 other punishments, 130 freed, and 320 sentenced to confinement. Charges include murder, manslaughter, 35 rape cases, and attempted rape. most charges stem from trivial offenses.
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Philippines
Philippine Islands
Train Robber Foiled Near Chickasha on Rock Island
Southbound Rock Island fast express was boarded near Chickasha Oklahoma Tuesday about 2 AM by a man trying a holdup. Brakeman J V W Carpenter on the rear platform fought the robber, who was shot in the hand three times. The pistol fell to the track. the robber fled when the train stopped, leaving empty hands.
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Manquito
Philppines
Webb City
Rich
Joe Gideon
Gideon
Charleville
Lilly
France
Tennessee
Supreme
Court of Appeals
Volka
Manila
Anguat
Tracy
Oregon
Vitral
Prince Keehad
Turkey
Dilimat
Young Turkey Party
Rock Island
Chickasha
Il J
J V W. Carpenter
Carpenter
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Dros. Circus
Provo
Peter Sullivan
John Donomick
Quincy
I. Morgan
Barney Toytle
District Court
Sast Lake City
Charles Alston
Arthur Smith
Mosiah Evans
Brooklyn
Charles Ledecker
John McDonald
Sandstone
Mion
Echo
Jordan River
Salt Lake County
John Miller
John
Claude M Ridges
Clear Creek Canyon
Elsinore
Joseph
Svithifteen
James Dansie
Hellman
Dansie
Edward
Colorado
Uncle Sam
Wick Step Malitien
Kruger
Tranavaal
Beren Beet
Steel Mills
Dinsicle
Pollenens
Tasse
Fatag
Hila Hlead
Shawn Tife
Wisconsin
Samuel Burrows
Kekim
Wis
Sheriffs
Chot
Abarams
Montag
Siurrows
Burrows
James McMillan
Michigan
United States
Island of
Karmos
Tome Rule Party
Hawaii
Islancs
Adrian
Mich
Formeyard Islands
N. F
Illa
Waseca
Mina
Irazu
Poss
Costa Rica
Turrialba
Columbia Southern Railway Company
Cuba
Venezuela
Castro
Cua
Black Sea
Tcharkamba
Lekkekud
Terme
Samsum
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Evelyn B Baldwin
America
Haldwin-Zeigler
North Vale
Interrec
Kansas City
Point Richmond
Cat
William Manassela
Tabasco River Navigation Company
Mexico
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